Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

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The reseurrli eehcliietefl hy the stutleiits etiiisistetl ul' am Zlllllltlgf' l7UlN'l'6ttll eelestial hetlies tmml eollege zu-tiyities. The hrillizmt swlur system is represeiitzitix'e ef the eulmiiiistrzttimi: ezteh ray erluiyttleiit te an fzteulty memher. Sim splits whieh ueetii'i'etl OD the huge pltmet restiltetl from qtiestitms relutiiig to tables at claiiees. semester ertirles. efwst et' meal tieliets. zmtl l'CQlSll'2llltJll. The eomets. geiierzilly irreeiiltir iii term. zmtl wfteii ll2lX'lllQ at iiehtiluus tail. are typi- tieml hy Mt1jtii ' zmcl l3tiel4. the mgtsents. The etmipus queeiis are sym- hhlie ut' the liimimitis htnlies. with miie exeeptiehi the eastern stair. iiitist hrillizmt ul' sill. which is tlepietetl hy Sigma Phi Oitiegat. Brtmther Lmcl sister pltmets. l'hi Siemtt Nll. Sigma lhtzt tfhi. Theta Sigma Chi. amrl lfltzt llllsilhii tltniiiiiitt. tire eeiitimwtisly lighting for the right et' eclipses. time heyy clisem'ei'y was mtule tltiriiig the past term. the new rilttiiet heme iigtmetl Zettt Alu lflpsilfiii. llilhetilties tirese m the eztrly spring when angels. ltifleii with littrps zmtl musie. lhitteretl helere the leiis uf the teleseepe, They were iiifliezt- tire ut' the l'iiteiiitu- Slate Singers :iii their state-xyirle tuur. The llig Dipper was hezuletl hy the mirth stair. Vtmeli Dalia Lough. mill was eempletetl hy memhers ul' the l!lslT thetlmll sqiiml. The ermstellutioii mmle ti hrillittht reehrtl mill gave am L'Xl,'lllllQ llCl'ftJl'lllLlllt'C ezieh clay it was sehecliiletl te tippezlr. 'l'ypic-ul el' the Milky NYeiy is the ftiriii. where the ttgrieultiire sttttleiits xyilltully spriiilale the pale liquitl flyer the pzith that is risihle alt night. The antumie element that eeiitrihutes siieh am tihtmflttiiee el' heat to the lzthoratury was reiimleretl the seiehtifie term. lirme. The remtiimler til' the sttitemeiit was tthseiit truiii the fultler. The 11stiwuiwiiiei's must lwzire seeuretl it zigztiii ter zulclitieiis or. perlizips. lei' reyisifm. M'l'ORlNlY COXIMN f-il,-T N if F . ' Y --za 2239 l 1 . ,Q We Jfanaa . .i 'liz ' QQ v R+ Coach Dana G. Lough An integral part of the academic and extra-curricular activities of Potomac State School is the sports program. Too often the success of this department is measured by mere statistics of games won and lost. Too frequently trivialities of the moment obscure lasting accom- plishments. A coach inculcates in the minds and hearts of athletes the ennobling qualities of sportsmanship, fair play, cooperation, lead- ership, and disciplined living. The CATAMOUNT Staff honors in dedication Coach Dana G. Lough. 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Richard Harshbarger. Bill Campbell, Lawrence Antonik. Third row-Homer Henderson. Vtfalter Walley, Charles Sanders, Charles Ruyak, Bob Sauders, Dick Harmi- son, Tom Ritter, Ed Burns, Chester Moyers, 'William Stultz. VVillard Ballard. Brooks Harris, .loe Stanislawczyk, Don Rogers, Lou Bonato. l l M -woquwama .iw ffm eafamauxdd K ea, S S e 6 ,ki I is lbvmifpqy- 0 liai lpl .fb 'M' fall 4 Y Culminating their first undefeated conference season in the history of the school, the Potomac State Catamounts paid tribute to Coach Dana G. Horse Lough in his thirteenth season with a 7 to O victory over VVest Virginia Tech in the final game on Stayman Field. Streaming past seven rivals, tying one, and losing to a non-conference foe, the Loughmen tallied 109 points to their opponents' 40. With George XValley leading States stalwart line and Joe Stanislawczyk doing most of the scoring, the Catamounts won possession of both the West Vir- ginia Intercollegiate Football Conference and Eastern Panhandle titles. Potomac State 7, West Liberty 7 An Earl Hupp to liill Young pass good for 80 yards and a West Liberty touchdoxvn late in the fourth quarter forced Potomac State into a ll deadlock in thin season optmi at Moundsxillt Stanislawczyk scored from 15 yards out and Stan Smfian placekicked the t-Alia point lo Xiu- State ifi lead in the second quaiter. Wm awe J 11 Wamwamv - E 235 Pile X? W xi- eaacfung Sfaff Dana G. Horse Lough William Huck Miers Judson Hodge Hodges Potomac State 8, Concord 0 With the experience ul' hut one game, the Catamounts met the strong Concord Mountain Lions rn Stayman Field and chalked up an S-0 triumph. Potomac State took a 2-0 lead in the third quarter on an autcmatic safety and Joe Stanislawczyk galloped 32 yards for the clinching touchdown in the final period. Potomac State 31, Morris Harvey 7 Unleasing a powerful second half attack, both on the ground and in the air, Potomac State routed the Morris Harvey Golden Eagles Sl-7 at Charleston, W. Va. Charles Ruyak scored the first touchdown in the second quarter from the two yard line. .Iclm Peters scored from the two yard ribbcn and Lou Bonato raced 30 yards for another six-pointer in the third quarter. The barrage was completed in the final duarter when Stan Szafran barreled over from the four and Halph t'Meatball liasilio intercepted a M-I-I pass and legged it 25 yards to pay dirt, Szafran booted the lone extra point following lg3onato's score, Potomac State 16, Shepherd 0 . The Shepheid Rams were added to the Cats' list of victims, lfi-ll. in a home- ccming affair at Shepherdstown, W. Va. A Bill McProuty to ,lack Dorsey lass gocd for 32 ny ards resulted in the first Cat sctre in the se:-ond quarter and minutes later a Tom Ritter to .John Peters aerial good for six yards completed the day's T. D. making. State added safeties in the third and fourth duaiters to complete the set ring. Potomac State 7, Davis-Elkins 0 Potomac State celebrated its Hth homecoming with a 7-0 victory over stubborn Davis-Elkins Senators on Stayman Field. Charles Ruyak scored from the six-inch line early in the second quarter and Stan Szafran tacked on the extra point from placement. Potomac State 26, Salem 0 Rolling to their fifth consecutive Victory, the Potomac- State Catamountg sg-ored three times in the second half to defeat the Salem Tigers, its-0. on Stayman Field. Stanislawczyk scoi ed first in the second quarter from the four yard line, then tallied again with a six-yard ,iaunt in the third quarter. I-toy Ashcraft intercepted .gi Salem lass and ro-mped 215 yards for the third Cat score minutes later and Brooks Harris added the final T, D. in the fouith period from three yards out. Stan Sifafran kicked two extra points. Potomac State 1. Glenville 0 E Glenville's Pioneers halted the five game Catamount winning streak when they tied Potomac State 7-7 on a blocked punt in the final quarter at Glenville, W. Ya. Joe Stanislawczyk put State into a 7-0 lead in the third quarter when he plunged t-ver from the four and Svcafran added the point. The Pioneers blocked and recovered a State punt on the Catamount four yard line late in the fourth quarter to set up their tying score. Potomac State was awarded the game when a Glenville player was declared ineligible. California State 26, Potomac State 6 Going cutside the conference for the first and only time during the season. the Catamounts fell before a fast moving California State team, 243-ti. in a driving rain. Charles Ruyak recovered a California fumble in the Vulcan end zone in the final quarter for the lone Cat score while the Pennsylvanians tallied on runs of SO, 73 and G0 yards and a 50-yard aerial. Potomac State 7, West Virginia Tech 0 Playing their best game of the season, a fast charging Potomac State line held the VVest Virginia Tech Golden Bears to a net 322 yards rushing as the Catamounts chalked up a 7-0 triumph on the final day of the season. Joe Stanislawczyk climaxed his career at State by scoring on an eight-yard gallop and Stan Szafran tacked on the extra point in the second quarter. The victory gave State its first undefeated conference season in 27 years and the 1947 team became the third in Potomac history to lose only one game during the regular season. The Cats weie given consideration towards playing in the Little Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. but were not chosen in the final balloting. fki Il WM HES? stef-Q55 Ei .Rl p e o QQ- 0 E 1 A, Q5 ' Xxglf N F3- 4-3 7 B553 'X Ax Saws iii.,-g g J OC ii? ,BD 5 I i948 6kLunaanliQaaQMMaf 7Qanz The Potomac State Catamounts. under the mentorship of Coach Dana Horse Lough. turned in the colleges best post-War record by winning 19 of 27 games, including tournament play. during the 1947- 48 campaign. Left off everv sportswriter's Who's XVho list at the start of the season. and possessing only one holclover regular in Kenny Sims. the Cats swept series over nine clubs. split with Salem and dropped the season series to four colleges. Potomac State finished third in the NVest. Virginia Intercollegiate race, mainly because of three losses in the final four games of the sea- son. The Cats moved to the finals in the West Virginia College Invita- tional Tournament only to lose to Davis-Elkins, 58-50. Opening the season with four freshmen and one soph- omore. Potomac State dropped a close 40-40 decision to an undefeated Salem Tiger quintet. The game was the first of nine straight home court appearances for the Cats. Potomac won its first game as a powerful Alderson- llroatfldus five fell, titl-Sli, Potomac followed this game with a 517-Jlti rout of Shenandoah .lunior College and at -lti-423 edg- ing of the Glenville Pioneers. XXV,-st Virginia Tech handed the Cats their second re- verre with a last second 55-5-1 triumph and Nlorris lflar- vev followed a few dalvs later with a till-57 thriller triumph over the Loughmen, Potomac opened a five game winning streak in its last three home games. downing Davis-Elkins 59-53. then wailoping XVestinghouse Apprentice of Pittsburgh UH-4-1 and XVest Libertv. GG--12. On a foreign court for the first time in the season, the Cats rolled to a 1532-51 triumph over the Shepherd Hams. Three days later Shenandoah Junior College fell for the .-t-cond time. 59-Sl. Potomac went on a two dav trip, absorbing a 7l-41 lac-ing at the hands of the Univeisitv oi' Toledo Hoclit-is at Toledo, Ohio, but nipping the VW-st Liberty Hilltoppers. IU-lil at NVt,-st liibertv. Coach Dana G. Horse Lough liaek on their home boards for one game, the Cats used three teams in smashing the Frostburg State Teachers Bobcats, l 70-32. Potomac evened the series with Salem on the Tigers' court with a 05-H2 victory, The Shepherd Rams were no match for the Cats at Keyser in a return game, falling U3-412, Potomac left their home hoards for a series of return games with conference foes, defeating Alderson-Broaddus. 54-53, to take over first. place in the loop only to fall the following night into third place as Davis-Elkins turned on the pressure in the second half to win, ti5-4S. Another two day trip started auspiciouslmv for Potomac as the Cats spilled Morris Harvey, 713-tio, hut the following night West Virginia Tech rode high to stop the Loughmen, 98-70, overcomilig a 40-:Ili Potomac halftime lead. After flogging Frostliurg State at Frosthurg hy a 03-52 count. Potomac returned home to finish its SUHSOII, The Cats lilasted l-lluefield .lunior College, 55--4-l, then fell, in a surprise reversal. to t oncord's Mountain Lions, 54-40, Potomac, one of four seeded teams in the Vl'est'Yirginia Invitational Tournament. moved through the first round of - l play at lluckhannon with a tilt-04 overtime victory over Morris- llarve-v's Golden Eagles. The regulation game ended in a 55-55 Judson Hodge Hodges tit-afliof-lt. 'l'he following night, Tuesdahv, iXlarch fl, Potomac staved ofl' a desperate last period West. Virginia 'l'eeh rally to win, 50-57, and advance to the semi-finals. Potomac exploded in the set-ond halt' to wallop Glenville, 612-52 Wednesday after- noon. 'lllle Cats led hv lo points once in the third period hut lost Eaton, Gutshall and Sims on personals lieforc the contest ended, Wednesday night Potomac met llavis-Elkins for the tourney championship and lost, 5s-50, Potomac led lfi-lli at the end of the first quarter. D-E turned on the pres- sure in the second period to pull ahead at 29-25 with four minutes left but Ken Sims tossed in five straight markers to put Potomac in front for the last time at 30-29. The Senators came hack to lead its-230 at halftime and 52-210 as the final period began. llenched in the third period, lien Sims, Neil Gutshall and Dick Finley entered the game in the final quarter and cut. the Senators' lead to 55-49 hut the rally wasn't enough and D-E froze the hall to win. Of Potomac-'s first live, lien Sims and Neil tlutshall scored over the 2300 mark for the season, .lim Eaton, Dick Finley and substitute Hal Newcome tallied over 100 markers eat-h. Opponents XY4' They Salem - - I0 lil llroaflclus - lil? 50 Slienaiitl-,ali 50 2111 Glenville - - lli -lil W. Ya, 'l'eeh - 5l 55 Morris llarrev - 57 00 llatis and Elkins 511 55 Westiogliouse - - OLS -ll West Liberty - - tili lil Slit-lillertl - tif! 51 If slienaiidoali - 55a 51 l'. of 'l'olt'4lo - ll Tl West liilierly 50 454 . Frostlinrtr - To fl! Salem - - Q35 lil! Nlieplierd - 05 lil Hroatltlus - - - 51 5Z'l llzlvis alirl Elkins - lb' 05 Morris llarvey - - Til tio W. Ya, 'l'et-li - - T0 EIS FI'4lSlllllI'j.f - - tif! 52 lilllellcltl - - 55 ll t'oneortl - - - -Ili 5l 'FOUR N EY R ESI' l1l'S Xlorris Harvey - - till til W. Va. 'I'erl1 - 50 57 tllenville - - - lil! 511 lvavis and ltllkins 50 5s J. .WIWELQ ,mg Jem-sm Palamac Slale efzeea .feacfead SQPHOMORE Toni Dayton Eugene Kilmer Virginia Sittig FRESHMAN Irene Andrews Nathan Breed Mary Kitzmiller Peggy Sheehe awww .egzmz Shown in action are Sportscaster Johnny Borchert and Sportswriter Harold Effland. The two watched Potomac State defeat NVeSt Virginia Tech to capture the XVVIC crown for the first time in the jun- ior co11ege'S history. Borchert announced all of Potomac's home grid contests While Etiiand served as publicity manager. M pfzed ' enlld, Meuaqe Dr. Ernest E. Church Last. year we-students. instructors. the administration-were on trial. lt was the first full post-war year on the campus. VVould we be able to convert thus quickly to the demands of doubled enrollments with the inevitable accompanying problems? Vile think the answer was in the affirmative. This year we are still on trial. XVere the successes of last. year only temporary-a flash in the pan? Perhaps itfs too early to answer with finality, but we belieye we know what the answer will be. ln these times of great change. inevitable change, times of high enrollments. high ideals. high prices and high tensions, we are happy that Potomac State has maintained a sense of Values and has kept the things that count in their accustomed places. Near the top of the list of things that count is the Cataniount. This is Volume X. Not so old, but old enough that its birth was recorded in the pre-war years and with an unbroken record of publication. an unbroken record of achievement and increasing excellence. Students and staffs of other years have done well. VVe expect that this year new heights will be attained. You will record significant events from the present that the future may know of the past. To a loyal and enthusiastic student. body. to the hard working and efficient staff and sponsors of the 1948 Catamount we offer our sincere and humble, thank you. E. E. CHURCH, President 'l'he school ,rear oi 1947-lil-18 has been an outstanding one in the history of Votoniac State School. The needs ot' the largest enrolhnent in hetn niet hy atltlttl physical facilities. well the cooperative spirit hctween sttitlents and Many honors have come to the college nients of its athletic teams and other student the schools history have qualifietl instructors. antl faculty. through the acconiplish- antl faculty organizations. The Catamount. responding to the school's activities in its tratli- tional nianner. has preservctl niost etfectixely in story antl in picture these college events. lYe offer our sincere appreciation to the stall' and its sponsors for this excellent ctlition. KIHKLAND S. MCKIQE. Dean Ar ' '7he eani Meuage Kirkland S. McKee l i Hr, .lolln HIZIIIIIIILIPII 7!Le Siucfewl' Qmiea 1X'lllI'lllQl'l' ul' Student Conte-1' f in Buff Q, fy RXE Mrs. Marion l'1'lin'1 Misw Mary Num' g Ikonk Stow 1VIZll1El5.1't'1' Assistant Nldllklgktl' f of Student Centex' 1 tt .Mi Qi 'Ng '55 i W W g. -Q i? if1.f,j w ii Qt - gl - clk' X I -um- WU! Misa Edim F11-ok Mrs, G4-rtrlldo Stnnlingvll Miss Nm-nm Ormiorif Fiiiancizil gt'C1'CfEl1'X Svc-if-ta1'5' to the President Sl'Cl'vl2U'j' lu H10 DPHH 'bf 'G Mrs. Ruth L1-vin S+-r-i'e:tzu'y of Yf-ff-runs Ariminisfrzntirm -mp. , MVS- Milffm SVIIIUSS Miss Lorna Sh-wart S f'1 'f211'y t0 U10 Coach ,fxmSu.nn ui Mm lflf-ck Q ,Q . 2 f N .aw 0, , ww ,...,,,, Q Q 2 4 l I 113 A , X f .A gi -in V .b ' 5 :I ' fu Ill 's, Iflllvll Nvill llc-Ax mm awazca ,ffazz ,gh l'1'vc'e'1uIl'wss Icls Hull in Nlr. Dunn G, Lough I'l'1'c'1-ptul' lmvis Hull ,A-ns.. Jia! Mrs, C'm't4-r I lun mplle N 'r-. Damn G. Lung: GUM Raymond L. Da-unison, M. S. 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Chun-lc lJL'YL'l'CLlLlX lC'11lllElllll and Dave Murichmeyei' tc-oaclil. Klifsivg xxlit-n tht' pic'tui't- was takuh xxcro Bill C'u1'1'y and Douglas Ebert. mug y A , as .L pamela! l, ll i f I I Pictured above are four members oi' Theta Sigma Chi i'1'att-1'hit.x' vitfwihg tht- Memorial Plaque which was presentt-fl to the school on April 4, in memory of the mt-mhers of tht- f'l'Llft'l'l1lt-V who gave their lives in World War II. 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Gwendolyn tlillham Nl. orthy Mali on Won thy' Protectress XR orthy Sec XVorthy Treasurer XVvrthy Directress XX'orthy Guard Ida Gm a i W OFFICERS X Miss Madge McC'lung McMillan Tyyigg Ruth Spangler Betty Armstrong Toni Dayton Erma Burch Evelyn McP1'outy Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Iota Chi is Potomac States oldest soror- ity. This organization began in 1923 as a chapter of the national junior college sorority. In 1933 the local members became an independent group, but in May, 1947, the national charter was again adopted. Twenty-nine girls were welcomed as plcdgcs after rush week. Josephine Arnold .loyce Chenoyyeth .lean Elericlt Sue Gay '- Maijcrie Harrison Mary Lynn ldleman Evelyn McProuty Ruth Spangler McMillan Tyyigg Nellie Wm-rner .Iacquel i n e G ustafson lrene Andrews Regina Burley Yolanda Colabresc MEMBERS Mary Helen Cooper Eleanor Dove .lime Everly Christenia Fisher Dotty Foley Helen Gleeson Eleanor Gregg Mary Lou Hartman Mary Kitzmiller Betty .Jean Loc-kart Wilma LaRue Sarah Morris .Jean McNeill lfrances Pancake Virginia Pittman Caiolyn Powers Thelma Puffenhargei' lone Rannells Rebecca Reese Jeannine Riggs Glendeen Sanders Nancy Sellers Ruth Ann Symonds .lea n Lee Waugh Margery Sue VVilson .Ioan Yokum I -.4...i .+. ,A .. ww -W' +V -1---7-- Y -.1'.14, . i T mm, Ag.-5'W Y ji, i l W , , 1 ' I T.-,x.. wi YY ..- Q 5- ' ,-oy 'iff' L s I .-rn ,f .1 5 2 2 ,ZA L 2 'f4s ' 3 E H f 4 4 Y .,?..-v 'mv ,. 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' 7 ' e. i a X r I 2.5: K. ,QU 4 Q' ' I 7 A ff 5 , 4 ' ' .Ax - Q , 5 ff' ' 1 4 1 104' WL emi-L rn nm, H fr, ,fv.,,, fri Sigma Iva - it cj BT F I C E S xxwxxxmxxxwxxww fy, President - - - - Charles LaSerte I Vice-President - Oliver T. Ritter 9 St'Cl't'fZll'Y-'lxl'L'ilSLll't'l' Carl Drummond ' Historian - - E, Eugene Kilmer 6 ....... gp -m m, Since the founding in 1922 of the Phi Sigma Nu fraternity then known as the Kappa Kappa fraternity, this organization has been one of the outstanding social groups of Potomac State School. Charlie Fisk and his orchestra was brought to the campus for the ninth annual Jingle Bell Hop, held on December 19. Miss Betty Arm- strong was named Queen of VVinter. and was presented with a bouquet of red roses during intermission. The social life of the fraternity was enriched by a succession of varied activities throughout the year. includ- ing the Pledge Party at the beginning of the year. and the presentation of Miss .lean Marie Devereaux. talented soprano. in a concert at the Keyser High School auditorium on February 19. Phi Sigma Nu again holds the Dean's Scholarship Trophy awarded at the close of the previous year to the fraternity maintaining the high- est scholastic average. A leader in all campus activities. the fraternity is proud that its members hold many important ofiices on the campus. Phi Sigma Nu demands of its members scholastic achievement. college spirit. high moral standards. and interest in all college students. The lasting bonds of friendship established here will be treasured memo- ries in the years to come. MEHXIBERS John Martini Charles McColley Roy Ashcraft Nathan Hreed James T. 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I Zen mus Nl ura Emosa if I n fu K 55 t'Ol,UliS 8 xx l,ax's-null-r and Silver FM SWQ BUY? sroxsoiz Mrs, Maru- lil lflorlgers O1+'FICEHS l'rl-sirlwnt - - - Mrs, Doris la-e llurst Yin-v-l'i'esi1leiil, - Harriet Ahern 5UC1'4,'lill',Y - Shirliannt- Grubb 'l'reasurt-r Angela Uollilis Vllillllllill - Sally l.ou Girlin Svrgt-:mt-at-Arms Catlnirim- lim-Ut-s I., . The Kappa chapter of Zeta Mu Epsilon sorority was installed on the campus in February. 1948. Zeta Mu Epsilon was founded at Steph- ens College, Columbia. Missouri. on February 27. 15121. The bonds ot the sorority represent a grouping of college girls who are bound together for better thinking anrl a more wholesome standard of living. Zeta Mu Epsilon is a character building organization which will continue to prove its worth in many ways. MEMBERS Shirlt--x' liagley tlilfla lJulSignore Patricia Emllcr Ramona Grt-goi'y Shirley' Hansroth ltoseinary' liafly llarbara Mitt-hell Mary Nest-i Dorothy Mae Sturm ax-kr IK- in ' Mfg .' ..., r i., ' . .' 4: . lf? J 74025 ' Aa qv SPONSOR Q Mr. Irvin L, Dayton Z 'B' f: .I P I 9-W1 ' 1 7 'tl N Jislffif ' up .Egg 5... ',...,, I Q 'ir'-. g 'btiir W, Qs? XT-5 , ' Lv if I x 7 Alsltp Cv Lt?- OFFICERS President - - - - - .lack Elrick Vice-President - Lear Powell Secretary - .John H, Averman Sergeant-at-Arms - .John Ashby Chaplain - - John R. Welling Starting with its organization in N22 as a social club, the frater- nity has been an important organization on the Potomac State campus. and its members have long played an important role of the school. in all the activities June of l947 found Theta Sigma Chi becoming of the national Theta Sigma Chi fraternity. With g advantages that would not be possible as a local fraternity are hoped for. The fraternity's social season was successful. The annual Harvest Swing was held in November. featuring George Towne and his orches- tra. The fraternity again sponsored the annual 'tMiss Catamountw con- test and crowned Miss Margaret Parrish as Miss Catamount IX. This year the fraternity is sponsoring a memorial plaque to the members who lost their lives in World VVar II. The dedication of this plaque was held April 4, 1948. Year after year, the Theta Sigma Chi fraternity produces leaders on the campus, men who uphold through life the order's high ideals of honor. truth, and fellowship. Sam Alexander Keith Allen Lawrence Antonik Roy .Arnott Neal Baisi Lawrence llaldingei Ralph Basilio Neil Baylor, .Jr. Harold Bishop Paul Bolyard Louis Bonato .John Borchert Mansel Braden Byron Burton Richard Chaney Fred Combs Gene Cottrill .James Creak Robert Deadrick Wayne Decker Berwyn Detweiler Clark Dixon Richard Fazenbaker Duard Ferguson Neil Ferrell Robert Ford .John Gentile Harold Gustafson Neil Gutshall Max W. Harbert Kenneth Hardesty .James Harvey Robert Heisey Mark Hershman Paul Hines NVilliam Hoover Robert Hurst .James .Jack Robert Johnson George King Kenneth Klein .Johnson Lambert .John Laughlin .lack Lefever Robert Leonard Earl L. Lewis Francis Light .James Lohr MEMBERS Melvin M. Miller Chester A, Moyers Robert Mullenax .l ames McFarland William McKenzie .Jack Paupe .Joseph Pentony VVendel Perrill Ralph Pratt William Price Dwain Pritchard William Reed Harry Rizzo James Robinson Don Rogers .John Row Carl L, Sainato Albert Sargus Robert Sesler Britton O. Shaffer Sam Shay .lack Shaw lion Sheetz Linn Sheetz the Alpha chapter national standing, Joseph Shinn Harold Shores Kenneth Simms Melvin Simmons Robert Sincell Herbert Sites Bond Slussar Jackson Slussar .James Smith Kenneth Smith Robeit Spooler Gilbert Storey l,Vil,liam Stultz .Jack Teets .James Toquinto .James Trenton Edward Vogeding Richard Weaver Lester VVhitaker Thomas Wild Marvin Wilt Glenn Wilson Frank Workman Nat E. 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'P Q ezke S' CZ, QR 0 I .iv L1 ' '+I-v 9 9 Miss Gertrude Hall Miss Frances Dual Eta Upsilon Gamma, the oldest junior college sorority in National College Panhellenic, was established at Christian College, Columbia. Missouri, in November, 1901. The aims of the sorority are social. phil- anthropic, and scholastic. In November, the national treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth Crawford, was guest of the Omega Chapter at a reception in her honor. A pledge party, a beneht bridge, a turkey raiicle, a Christmas party, and a St. Patricks Day dance, highlighted the Gamma social calendar. ' Miss Margaret Parrish was honored as Miss Catamount at the Homecoming Ball. Miss Betty Reid and Miss Elaine Cole won the Catamount Beauty contest. The actives, assisted by Gamma patronesses and alumnae, gave a rush party in October. Eighteen girls, who had been guests at these parties, became Gamma pledges, President - Vice-President Secretary - 'l'reasurer Chaplain Consul - Sentinel - Adamas Editor Patricia Frankhouser Mary Louise Haskins Virginia Sittig Eva Chapman Anna Lee Clower Elaine Cole Nancy Denison Margaret Parrish Margaret Alexander - Betty Reid Mary Catherine Merandi MEMBERS .Jane Dumire Eleanor Grimes Marie Hutson Margaret Ann Kelly Helen Layton lX l'ary Margaret Pendergast Sara Poling Ramona Minear Elizabeth Boteler - Marion Balzer Mildred Popovich l3arbara Powell Peggy Sheehe Mary Vogel Betty Vvharton Marie VVhiteinan Margaret XYilliams Crystal XVooddell NA HILLS-,U vmni 4 'I Q . 1 , 42 I 1 . 7 Q QE' ,' I 'lv , 4, , ..u,4. U1 H bllult vuvv ,mr H4511 1. 4 Cl Qi Qi 4 is 3 ,1 ,N f'V A .L . NUTH FLAIIII' GOLF an-Jfeffenic G ' The Pan-Hellenic Council is the governing body for the Greek letter social organizations on the campus. The council is composed of two representatives from each fraternity and sorority who. through unified effort, serve as a forum for the discussion of problems pertaining to fraternal life. Pan-Hellenic arranges the annual- social program for these societies. OFFICERS President - - Klcklillan 'l'n'igg. I. Margaret Parrish, II Yice'I'resident Margaret Parrish, I, Evelyn McProuty, II Seq-retary - - Ilonfl Slusser. I, Carl Drummond, II 'l'reasurer ----- Hohert Price. I. .lack Elrick, II licpresentatire to Social Committee - Charles l,aSerte, I, George Waggoner, II Ileln'esent:itix'e to Student Council - Margaret Parrish. I, Alf-Millan Twigg, Il M fmt MEMBERS i W Shirlianne Gruhh, I Robert Price, I '7 Doris Iiee I-Iurst, I William Heed, I ,i P E'-1' .-H-S ' :I 'li-' w,,,,,.f W it yn Xlcliouti. I Ijttty Icid, I ' Margaret Parrish. I, II Hond Slusser. I 3, Charles l,aSerte, I Mclllillan Twigg, I, II I John G. Maiden Sponsor l :ul llini-4 - - - I'rf-sidcnt oi' the Studs-nt llody' it-nncth Smith President of thc Sophomore Class iomas Wilde - Prcsirlcnt ol' the Fresliinan Class illiam llcfd Sophomore Class HL'lbl't'S4'llT2lllX'L' lohn G1-ntilc lfrc-slnnan Class Hcin'i-scntatirc lcttv licid - Prcsidr,-nt of Reynolds llall :ill Vajvlor ' l'ri-sldcnt ol' Davis llall, lfioys IUAYII' f'll l1fZXX'f'll'I l'rt-sidcnt of Davis llall, Girls llfTI2lf'l Parrish Pan-llcllcnic Rcprcscntatiw- Xtnltcr XVallr-y - Pasquino liz-prcsi-ntativc lugcni- Kilmer Arcadia lfle-iglits Representative llivid fl, Nuzum ---- Sponsor fgllacfenll eaanci The governing organization of the student body of Potomac State School is the Student Council. Whose major objectives are directing student activities and promoting school spirit. v During Freshman XVeek the Council assisted in the orientation program for the incoming students: two weeks later the group assisted in organizing the freshman class, selected freshman rules, ,and super- , X we ffff ,f rised their enforcement through the Kangaroo Court. The Council held thuses and sold programs for the football games. 1 ln October the Student Council sponsored one of the most gala affairs on the campus: the annual Homecoming Ball, honoring Miss Catamount. and in May the Council cooperated with the physical edu- cation department in the May Day festivities, which culminated in the Mai: Queen Ball. lfpon recommendation of the athletic department. thc Council prescntcd letters, sweaters. and special awards to athletes. MEMBERS 4 Zifamenl Re ' e I'l't'Sl4lt'III --4-, - Toni Ilziyton St't'l't'lIIl'VX - A - - lflluint- Fole- ILXYIS ll.Xl.l, l'1-vsitltht - V - .Io.xt-t- t'ht-nou't-th St't'l't'lill'.X - - Mary Vogel '1'1-4-gluul-W . - - - tilt-nrline Szinrlers Hot-ifnl l'llJlll'lllJlll ---- - 'Voui llaytou ltlCYNtlI,IDS ll.XI,l. l'1't'sitlt-ul - - - - lls-tty' Ileid St'l'l'4'llll'.Y - - lfllzzimt Volc- 'l'l't'QIHlll't'l' - Annu live Flower Stltdlll t'h:til'mztn - Nl1u'gzn'et Alexanflei' Slltlllitll' -----' .Xliss llvlvn t'l'ilivl' Founrlecl on Det-embei' T. lfllel. the 'XVomen's Residence Associa- tion is vomposed ol' women living in the doi'mito1'ies and approved Vll'-t'llllllJLlS homes. lfroin each girls' tltll'llllIt1l'y at House Count-il is elected. Members ol' the House Count-ils elevt from themselves at governing body. the llesidehcfe t'ount-il. The purpose of this eounc-il is to zldministel' student government in the Womens Residence Halls. on oi' off the Potomac State School vztmpus. with the honoi' system as its basis in which each student t-oopemtes foi' the bettering of hei' t'll2ll'ZlCtQl' and for the development ot' hen' soc-itil competent-e. 1 rv? -W -ff -X' 'I I, , -- .el , f X - f-xvz ,N ,X AL., NRM X X . Sigma pfzi Umeqa Since 15123. Sigma Phi Omega has held an honored position on the campus of Potomac State School. The fraternity aims to fulfill its purpose of fostering scholarship and campus leadership. As Sigma Phi Omega draws its membership from all campus soci- eties. it is fitting that it should sponsor the two annual student convo- cations, now traditional on the campus. that honor Potomac State's organizations and their representatives. This year, at the First assembly after the opening of school, the society presented the eighth annual Know Your Organizations program to the new students. This pro- gram, in which all campus organizations participate, acquaints the Freshmen with the history. aims, and personnel of said organizations. The companion program, the last one of the year. reviews their achieve- ments and the honors won by their members. In addition to these two programs, Sigma Phi Omega holds itself in readiness to render any service required by the school. In the spring. its annual banquet honoring new members provides a highlight of the year-end activities. OFFICERS Q 5 President . - - Toni Dayton X7lC'f -Pl'CSlflf'lll - - - Oliver Ritter rl Sci-cretai'5'-Treasurer and Sponsor Nancy M. Miller Eqbm - Faculty llc-pre-scntative - David G. Nuzum ll my . .. ACTIVE ROSTER 'xifgg Ralph lrasilio .lohn Hansen Mar-v Sicvcr , A Joyce- Che-noweth Paul Hines .John Simons Toni Dayton Francis Light Robe-rt Since-ll Carl Drummond .Iohn Martini Hannah Vllagoner 1-i' ' .lean Elrick James lVlcFarland Martin VVOE1lilG'j' Sarah Giffin Oliver Ritter .Iohn VV:-lling '7f1.e paiqaina lflflitor-in-Chief - - - - llohert Sinrell News Editor ----- Mt-Millan li, Txrigg Assistants: DeSales lvleyers. Tom Conlon, llale Fuller. William Reed llusiness Manager ----- Robert Y. Hill Assistant: lion Horner Sports -----. lohn l,, llorchert, Erlitor l-larolfl Efrlanrl, Wallace XValle.x', .Inge llill Kessel, Virginia Sittig. Melvin James, Hill Stewart. .James R, Shoher Society ----- Milclretl Popovit-li, Editor .lane Uumire, l-Britton O, Shaffer, Jr.. Charles H, l-lazelttzn lfeatures ---- Charles M, llevereaux. Erlitor Charles H. Kelly. lrene ll. .Xnclre-ws, .lane Dumire. Vernon E, Beall, Roheit W, Carter, Neil Sc-hell, Roger C, Crosby, Larry T, Greco, Harolcl lilieves Alumni News ---- Thomas Conlon, Editor Circulation Managers - Charles lt. Hazelton. Joseph Marks REPORTING STAFF Thomas Carros, Don S. Horner, Joseph Marks, ,lames Mt-tioye, Edward M. Norwood, James lil, Shoher. Charles R, Spooler Stal? Photographer - - - - Samuel Shay Faculty Advisor - - Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater Z '7fze a ' With the issue of May 12. the Potomac State Pasquino. fortnightly student publication. completed its twenty-ninth year of service in record- ing campus activities. This student publication is the work of members ol' the classes in journalism assisted by a few volunteers from outside the class. The Play Shop serves as editorial headquarters during the busy days pre- ceding the appearance of each issue. and the printing of the paper is done at the Mineral Daily News-Tribune plant. The annual Student-lfaculty Directory is a project, undertaken by the Pasquino staff. On the social side were the dinner meeting held at Rustic Inn in the fall and the annual Press Banquet held at the Ali Ghan Shrine Country' Club in the spring. A member of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association, ' l tl iced of that organization. the Pasquino endeavors to conform wit i ie c 'H c T c g ,..4t1l . , ,,..,.. Qaiamaanf Siaff X'-rffm., I.F '?'-V , f' ' Q ' '- ff -QM..-.. i ' ef- nw sf 4 , ' ,'fQf' gf X XWV' if f if ' GV' ' ' - 5-1 Mgr if 1,-nv if ' , rf , , f A- f 'if lax . f X k X X, if U V , 5 - - - 9 4 P' we'Zi j fi N6 ' . .,,. Z M., 2, x'il i 5:2 5 , ' Sadat 5 Q:-f, -n A W1 if 314: .jig-, , 53 , ' ,, f 'ff,.f, , f fv,-aff, gy , , ' gs .V I-dirty A gzffn-ggffff 5' 'V 'Jw A q F5 SPoNsoRs Mr, and lvlrs, David G, Nuzum Co-Editors - Sarah Giihn, Thoinas Conlon Business Manager ----- Francis Light Assistants - Albert Sargus. Gilda Del Signor, Mary Kitzlniller Subscription Manager ---- Margaret Alexander Assistant - - Mary Siever Make-up Editor ----- Janies Lohr Assistants Marie Hutson, Shirley Hansroth, Regina Burley, Lester Nathan, Rosemary Kady, Shirlianne Grubb Sports Editor ------ John Borehert Photography Editors - .Jean McNeil, VVilliani Melienzie, Harvey Hudkins Art Editor ------ Mildred Popovieh li 'il-Q.-.......,,, S-, A xi' alia Umega Delta Psi Omega is the largest national honorary dramatic frater- nity in the United Stat . P t es o omac State Cast 110 has been on the campus for five years. Membership in this exclusive fraternity is limited to those who have excelled in the field of dramatics. The fraternity meets quarterly to discuss forthcoming drama plans. Various social functions and one- of Delta Psi Omega. The Pla bill nftio l ' fi ally for all members. act plays constitute the activities y , a na magazine, is published annu- The formal initiation ceremony for new m embers, in May, climaxes the functions for the year. OFFICERS MEMBERS i,i1t-ctw - Q - - new nt-in 'Vfmi DPMOH sul,-rmffmoi' - ' wliltii-ul 1fQ,p.,vit'n Ser-1 SiZll'.V-Tl'L'ElSUl'Cl' - - .lohn Martini - Thomas Fcmlon R llf'l'l PMC9 Ilr, Elizabeth Atwater Kcnmxm Smith Qimonsor lvl c M illan Twigg an y 7 if 3 52 m W F ii 59, a amac Side Plmfeaa Completing its twenty-eighth year on the ctnnpus. the Potomac State Players retains its place znnong the cultural orgunizutions of the college. ln micl-Gctoher. following try-outs, fourteen freshmen and six sopho- mores were granted membership in the cluh. swelling the roster to :a total of thirty-two. An informal reception at Ileynoltls Hull early in November honorecl the newcomers. Meetings are helfl once ti month in the Play Shop. A program coni- mittee appointed for each meeting arranges such entertainment as skits. one-act plays, rezulings. make-up tlemonstrtitions. and dramatic reviews. The club's major activity for the year was the presentation of the three-act comecly. Dear Ruth, in the College Auditorium. February 26. 27, and 29. Ol+'F'lC'EltS lhcsimlcnl - - - l'lUlM'l'l U, Price Yicc-l'1'csi1lcnl - llciihv llcirl S1'L'l't'lLll'1N - llzinntih NVagonei 'lll'l'LlNLllL'l' - - Thomas Conlon lfziculty ,Mlvisor llr, lilixziht-tli A, Atwutcr MEMBIQHS lohn Vliupirmii .lznncs llunnnonfl tflwrlcs .XIcL'ollcy lit-nnclh Smith Annan Loc C'loxrcr John lflzunsen .llilulri-fl l'opovich Charles Spooler Yolzinilzl Coluhrcst Paul Hcnck l:kllllUl'El Poxrcll XVillimn Thayer Toni Dziyton liarl .lt-well Ionc I-lunnclls Mc-Millein Twigg Helm-n Gleeson Chzirlcs l4LlS1,'l'lU Stew- l-touch John XXX-lling lii:lINUI'lZi Gregory .loscph Marks liritton ShzifTcr Thomas VVilfl Eleanor Grimes John Martini Szmiucl Shay Joan Yokuni X Nr Wallace Biggs O ef f 1,-44 E118 I ' e ' 8 A The Engineers' Club, organized in ifltii, has remained active throughout the past seventeen years, The purpose of the organization is to acttuxtim t.ie students with the dirierent fields oi' engineering, Prominent engineers ga,e lectures to the group throusliout the year. Field trips to industrial plants tln'1.ughout the tri-state area were taken to produce a satisfactory sequence to the prolessional atmosphere sur- rounding this important phase oi' an engine-cr's college lite, Since the membership of this organization is limited to engineering students, the club meetings were usually concluded with informal chats with visiting professional engineers. OFFICERS L' Charles Albright George Ambrose .John Averman Cornelius liiageant l awrence lJL1ltllll0'Ql' ? ' if il I K jg ff! x l President - - - Carl Drummond Vice-Pi'es1flt-nt - - Byron Burton Vi:-e-Presiocnt - E, Eugene Kilmer Secretary - Ti easurcr Thomas Stallings Sponsor - - - V Walter .laworek MEMBERS Howard Dixon David l.eatherman .Joseph Schell .John Dorsey William Levin Nelson Sellers Marion Dorsey Andrew Lewis Robert Sellers Douglas Ebert llennett Lincoln Robert Sesler Richard Fazenbaker David Long Donald Sheetz Neil Ferrell Clare Maguire .ltobert Shelley Harold Bishop Hubert Bleigh Lewis llolyard Garland 1-Boone Nathan Breed Kenneth Brown Vvilliam Curry Francis Cain Xvalter Clark Charles Clarkson Clarence Creak Robert Crump .lt hn Dougherty l-titzhard Davis Thomas Davis .James Dawson Robert Deadrick Wayne Decker Raymond Deneen Howard Denison George DeVVitt Charles Diehl Rolitbll lllllolt .Joseph Fitzmaurice Hranclon Fuller Robert Hamilton William Hard George 'Harris .James Harvey .John Haynes Robert Helbig .John l-leltzel .John Hilliard William Hoover Alfred .Jackson Dari .Jewell Robert Jobson .John .Johnston Patrick Kennedy Russell Keplinger Norman Kiesel Luther Kight Harold Kleives Edwin Knippenberg Philip Kohl .James Leader Cobern Manges Blakely Martin .Jack Mellott Max Messinger Richard Miller George Moody Howard Mowery David Munchmeycr Robert McLucas .James Newlin Vivian Orren Dallas Ours Edward Payne Blair Plate William Price .Joseph Pritts Ralph Rice Oliver T. Ritter Thomas Rizer Harry Rizzo .John Rose .J ack Ru np Carl Sainato Thomas Shockey XValwin Sieberg Craig Smith Douglas Spencer Earl Stair Roy Stathers .Joseph Stemple .John Stephen Orval Stewart Darlton Stickley Charles Stultz .Joseph Taylor Lowie Tresino Maxwell Trostle Edward Yogeding Wallace Warnick Martin Wealcley Warren XVhitacre Richard XVlllilIlSO11 .James VVilson Francis Yarnall Derma Yerkey adam CMA ' 2 Xl-Nw The Medisci Club was organized in 1946 from the 1933 Medical Club lt nowfincludes.ilotrnihfsxience nnayns, but aH those wvho are interested in the field, regardless of their courses. At its hi-monthly rneetnigs the organizatkni presents prorninent speakers in the realni of science arul holds open chscussions of current probknns. Bdovies are shomwion UN3SUbKX1.3Ud uipszweiianned MJvaNousinsUtuUons and lubspitals. OFFUCERS President ---- .Iohn Simons S63Cl't'l1dIS'-'l1l'l'LlSLll'Ql' - - llc-len Gleeson MEMBERS Maurice L, Allman .Iannes Hammond Evelyn Mcl roui4v liiltv 'l'z1hloi' Betty Armstrong .lohn Hammond lionzlld Nt-wlzin Robert Watson .Josephine Arnold Ken I-Izmlestlv .Inc-k Paupe llettv VVharton Joy Berkley Robert C, Johnson Virginia Pittman Thomas NVild Erma Burch Landon .Ionvs Don Rollc-'V .Xlzm1'gz11'ul Parrish Clarence Crm-ak Sheldon Kisel' Robert C, lhi1mpce1't, .lozin Yokum Slalfe 5 ' Untler the tlireetion of Mr, Leonartl tl, Witliers the llotoinat' State Singers com- pleted its most successful year, Early' in the fall the organization marie its first appearaiic-e at a Sunday evening i l-'reshvterian Church, at which time solo numbers were pre- service at the Keyse' M sented hy roiamiti Colahrese, Paul Hines, and .lohn Martini. ln acltlition to the annual Rotary Cluh anrl the college presentation. the Singers joined with the Community t-hoirs in a Christmas t-oneert at the Keyser High School Auditorium Between the Christmas presentation and the annual spring tours, the Glee Club matle other local apiiearant-es hefore L-hurt-hes antl t-luhs, The tours eonsistecl of con- certs tr- the major high schools between Parlierslntrg antl Martinxhurg, XVest Vir- ginia, int-lutling, also, Oalclantl and Cumlverlanrl, Lllarylantl. Th L Sum lit-rlantl was the first to he given hy any Chorale group. .Xrhutus Allamong .loyee Chenoweth Yolanda Colalmrt-se Toni Dayton .lane liumire .Tune Everly Closing the year's at-tivities the Singers made thei Ilan-c-alzuirezute St-rinon antl Graduation exercises. MEMIEIGI-KS Eleanor Gregg Shirlianne Gruhh NILxl'it'il'le H2tl'l'lHon .lean Mt-Neill Ramona lvlinear Surah Morris Mary' liitziniller Sara Pflllllfl lone Rannells llelneeca Reese .Jeannine Riggs Nancy Lou Sellers l'c-th Shirer Mary Siever liuth Spangler llannah Nlfagoner .lohn .wliliy 'Fhoinas Conlon Charleo Det-in llurxrartl Ft-ret Robert Fortl Donzlitl Holley e '4llPllC2ll'HllCU in C - r tinal appearzmc-e at tht- ISI llrztnrlttn Fuller ,lohn Hansen .lark H:rrtiy Hulvel'l lieistfy Paul Hines Gt'tml'ge liing .lohn Little .lohn llflartini Chtn lt-Q Mc-Colley' Williznn Ilrit-e Wayne Shun' Sam Shay .lohn Simons Kenneth Smith Charles Spoolei William Thayer Herhert Young OlPl+'lClCllS l'rt-sitlent - - Charles Mc-Colley Secretary - Vklayne Shaw Director - - Leonard G, NVithers Aer-oinpanist Mrs, Katharine Nl, Church alia Back Glad SINIIISUI' Miss tlllll'-X' Sliippt-I' tilfl-'lt'lCltS Prt-sitlt-nt - Tlltillllls Vtiltltrli Vice-Presiflent lXlilth't-tl l'opovit-li St-t-I't-tary-'l'l't-?tsL11't-1' . .I t-ti n lil Vit-lt The Folio ljoolt Cluli is tint- of tht- intm ttt'tix't- t-tilttnnul tripuiiizctitittiis on tht Potomac State cznnptis, Vntlt-1' tht- auspit-t-s ol' tht- lihi'tti'itm, tht- t-huh was tn-gttniztt in 123539, Qileinlit-isliip is opt-n to stutlt-nts, fait-ultkxg untl pt-rstnis of tht- t-tiinmttnitrxy wht art- interested in rt-afling tht- t-u1'i't-nt lit-Qt-st,-llt-ix, This lititllx st-Vx' zu Q tht- discussion of motlt-rn litei'atui't-. tx lx I ltirum ltil The mt-t-ting tltttt- foi' tht- tltth is tht- st-t-ontl :intl fottith NM-tliit-stlztx' tif t-tuth - tlt-volt-tl to at litt-mix month, Eat-h pi-tigimn consists of two poi-tit-nsg tht- th-st, ht--ing p1'og1'ain. usually' in tht- l'tii'm of ti lit-tilt 1't-vit-tt' In at gut-st slit--ultt-i-3 tintl tht- lztttti part spent in tlist-ussitm ztntl liusint--ss rotttint-, Among tht- ttnnutil im-je-t-ts of the t-luli is tht- salt- ot' post t-twtls tlt-pit-ting t-ating: st-t-nt-s 1-intl tht- 1-i't-st-iitzation til' at tlontititin It- Stunt- sot'it-ty-st-i'x'ing rt-lit-l' targztiiiztitioii .ltihn H, Ax-t-rinan Alit-hat-1 lim-opliy Robert lglrown Rt-gina lgiurlt-y Anna I,t-t- C'lowt-1' Thomas Conlon Yoletntltt Colahiwst- Eleanor Dovt- tiuinevew Eaglt- .lt-an Elric-k .lat-k E11-ick Sally Gifhn Ht-len Gleeson lilt,ztnoi' tirt-gg hunt-S llammontl lit-nnt-th Hziiwlt-stjt' 'l'1't-ni Hztroltl Mtiijx' I.ou llzntinfm Ilai'vt-5' Hurlltins Iiolit,-l't .Iolson lletiw' liitzmillt-1' Holt-n l,zt'x'ton Johnson Lztmlvt-i't .lost-ph .llztrks .lt-an Alt-Nt-ill 'INIISEHS lltii'lmzii'1t .Xlitvht-ll San:-li .Xltil'l'iS l,t-att-i' Nztthatn Virginian Pittmtun Xliltll't-tl PtiptiN'it'li liitlllt'l'l l'1'it't' 'l'ht-lmu Pt1tl't-iihtirgt lit,-HN' Ht-ltl .lt-ttnnintf Higgs litrlbt-l'l llllplit-l'l tilt-ntlinw Santlt-rs Xlht-rt Stirgus Yll'1E.Illllll Kitty' .Xlill'Q2ll't' XX ti-x nt- S htm' N NILYUI' Mt-lxin Simmons L'liati'lt-Q Slntiolt-1' xittig lSt-llt- SWL-t ltll7lt'l' -i' .lt-ttn Waugh ,Xl 'I t in Xiilli int Xl'il'ioi'lt- Slll' XN'ilsfi Nt-llio XVUl'l'llL'l' C'i'x'stLtl XYootltlt-ll login Ytrli lllll The ncwe.-it of Potomac States cultural organizations is Taps and Flats. the name being chosen last year by the cast of the first all-student musical, Public Law IJ-lfi, ever to have been presented by a group of State students. The organization gives annually a student show com- bining drama, singing. and dancing: a show to be written and directed by students. Public Law IJ-lli, presented in the Keyser High School auditorium May 5, 1947, was a musical comedy. The plot centered about the activi- ties of ex-service men taking advantage of Public Law 3-USS. Music and lyrics were composed by Kenneth M. Smith, Jr.. who also directed the production. Mickey Twigg was author of the script and dialogue. Chuck McColley arranged the music for the orchestra, Jay and Char- maine Johnson appeared in two dance sequences, and Toni Dayton pre- sented a dance creation. Singing and acting roles were handled by Owen Shay, Paul Hines, Joyce Chenoyveth, Hannah VVagoner. Toni Dayton. and Ken Smith. The cast also included Keister Smith, Jasper Morris. John Simons, Betty Reid. Chuck Devereaux. Mary Lou Haskins. and Elviera Colabrese. A danc- ing chorus was composed of Betty Carter. Rosemary Kady. Ginnie' Sittig, Treva Harold, Steve Weltioii. Charles Coffman. John Grant. and Rodney Bean. The production staff included Don Freeland, business manager: t'Tommy Conlon and Sally Giifin, publicity and advertisingg Bob' Price and Ernie Pritt, stage managementg Alice Jean Borgman, prop- erty managementg Frieda Schmier. make-up, and Bill Shirer. light- ing and sound. All persons who contributed materially to the first production are charter members. v v '54-Q fwwannw 8. M5352 2,1432 M, - am-nw . ,W M 'W lv Wk! WK' , 'fmt if A?- , lg OFFICERS Pitsidcnt - - Kenneth M, Smith, Jr. Secretary - - IXICMillan Twigof X ict President - - John Simons 'l'rcasurcr - - Hannah Wagoner Sponsor - - DV, Elizzlbcili ,XlXYZ'lI0l' ,naiamcac Slale Uacfzedbm The Potomac State Orchestra, uncler the direction of .lack Hardy, features artistry in revision. an interpretation of the Stan Kenton style. Jack. a resident of Martinsburg. organized the group at the beginning of the first semester. Being composed entirely of P. S. students. with the exception of one saxophonist. the orchestra is the only organization of its kind in this locality to possess full sections. Their new progressive style of music has made considerable impression on the music lovers of this vicinity, and the orchestra has had numerous engagements. The members are, left to right: saxoplmnesz Eugene Kilmer, Thomas Harris, VValter Cole, and .lack Harrlyg trrnmlfonesg Herbert Young, Erl Norwooflg trumpets: fleoige I-ling, .Jack Noll and Ilurwarrl Fergusong piano: Chuck lVIcColle5'g drums: John Laughlin: vo:-alist: .loyc-e f'he-nrmweth. ff. alfame gcan ' Glad The lloine ICQ-onoinics Club was organized in lflilli. lts purpose is to provide opportunity for personal tlevelopment of its members, for service to school uncl coinimmity. emfl active participation in improving home and family living. Some of the zirtivities the to-lub sponsors ure bake sales. an exhibit of relutecl arts zmcl Ll teu at the end of the first semester, and a fashion show and tea for the Keyser High School home economies students at the encl ot' the second semester. The vlub sentls representatives to the VVest Virginia Home ECO- nomic-s Association whit-h is heltl at .Inc-kson's Mill in April. Ml1lMl3lGliS l,lllllt'l2I l'll'2llllillllllS4'l' Nmurux Sellers l'iIll'll'l2l lit-XX'itt ll!-l'Ulll,Y Sturm Marx' l,ou llzisliins .hmm Xvilllgll Alanrgnrt-I ,Xnn lit-llt-5' oi+'1Pit'i31:s W I rt-sith-nt - - - - llzunonu Mlm-zu' --Q' t'l'-l7I't'?4lflUl1l - Elaine Volt- j X t'l1't11l'.Y - Alill'.X' llelvli Cmwlwl' Q ll'e-Qnstlix-1' llvttx' .lean I.ot-lizurrl s.. , -onsor Miss llertrumle llzill Q I x' ww 5 sam WW 4'7 x Zin! 9 alfa!! .slag llIC.XI7 XY.XI'l'lCll Sum .XIQ-xallwrlvl' XlIl'iZll1 llnlzvr Earl Sim!!!-1' .Xnllmniv 'll-nl lu'l4X'l1 AIf'I,l'Hll14X .lfmllll llulllnifl lmllifl 'liulhllu NW' Imm- Fha-umm-th 'I'1'znr--x' Higgins Clml'lvs Stmtha-1' 1117121 Iiurr-I1 Ralph Ilzlsilio Clizlrlvs Rm lk Iiugf-nv Stf-plu-ummm John Pvtclw Hoy Asl1c'l'uf't lflulmmwl lla-Vo ,Inmf-H lfuslf-r Iioln,-1't I.c-onzlrrl Iirmlme-VI IAxf1'Yl'l' Zlfameni 14 lfafeiic 14 dftacicallion Sponsor Miss Madge Rlct'lung President - Shirlianne Gru ' YlC'1,'-Ikjl'l'Slllt'llf - Trcva Harold Sccrclaijv - - Nlarlv Sit-vcr 'l'rcasurcr - - Eva-lyn Mcl'routy The purpose of the VVomen's Athletic Association is to provide lei- sure time activities. to organize. standardize. and popularize womens athletics on Potomac States campus. The members attempt to develop a spirit ol' fair play. high sportsmanship. and to promote general health for and among the women of the school. These opportunities are open to every woman on the campus. The club motto is A sport for every woman and every woman in a sport. Membership is based on a minimum of two hundred and fifty points. VVhen this is achieved, the new member is entitled to wear the XY. A. A. emblem. These points are earned by participation in tournaments, attend- ing meetings. committee meetings. and by numerous other methods. Upon gaining seven hundred and fifty points. the VV. A. A. presents the member with a pin and one thousand points entitles her to wear the regulation Potomac State letter. This is the highest honor bestowed in womens athletics. The activities of the VVomen's Athletic Association include co-ed parties, hiking. swimming. social dances. ice skating. and intramural tournaments such as volley ball. softball. archery, hockey and basketball. l 1 4. l '1'11-va llarolrl Evelyn KlCPl'0LllX .lzlcqueliml Gustufsml Mary Siuvel' Shirlilmne Grubb Ruth Spangler Nellie XVOCFHGI' Toni Dayton Erma llurch Joyce Ulu-nmx'etl1 Mary 1,3 nn lrlleman Mary Kay' Alf'l'kllNll MEMBERS Marjm-iv l'lz11'l'isun Sl1i1'letx' llzlgle-5' Marie Wlmite-mlm Betty Wl1a11'tc,m Yolanrlu Culalyrssu Hamlet Alle-1'n Eleemm' Grimes Eleanm' linux Gilda lkfl Sigmmrv X'i1'g1nig1 Swuclacl' Chnl ulhvn l'mvc-1'e lf1'am1's Pilllblllilf Ifme lizllllwlls Irene ,Xmlruxvs .IL-an Mc-NL-ill J uno Eu-1'lx' Eva Cha pmun Mary Yugul Ixlary Ik-mlv1'gast Nlulw' lleflvn Glwgslm UCU5' .loam Yukum U lxltllx' llvlvll l'm11wI' ,. la an l,uc'li 11'cl . 1 'l 1lmlL'l' lllaxry liitz lllllll 1' n 1.5 'A ln, M4 - Wal.. gsm ' f ' 4 ,.-, ' Y 1 '-3 M. 3,5 f--- 5 'TW , Zflf F' , ,A ,fl 'B ,,. ,,4..Qg . . go, H W1 ., 4 , UQ .4 ' L 'Q ' - E X V Q 2? 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Church, President Tri-State ine and .ill Suppl Com any Illll Commerce Street Cumberland, Maryland Phones 3234 and 3235 -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 efficient heating plant. Don,t hesitate to call on us for assist- ance. Estimates cheerfully given. Send for literature. OWEN E. HITCHINS - President JOHN STEWART - - Secretary J. C. COCHENOUH - Sales Manager The New Keyser Theatre Ultra Modern and Music Hall Theatre Entertainment -for Everyone N B C.rskafl0n, 0 W. Va. West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company ST VA ' 041.114 LkMyll ROGERS' TRANSFER COMPANY Complete Trucking, Expert Safe and Piano Moving, Coal, Sand, Brick, Explosives, Contract Hauling Lime and Stone Plant: New Creek, W. Va. Office, Dial 3791 Residence, Dial 21001 77 North Water Street Keyser. XY. Yu. All Night Service Mews Store Hamillis Restaurant GG One Man Tells Another The Home of Good Food Since 1910 Keyser. W. Va. Big Enough COSMETICS To Fill Your NBOIISQ, C f U. T, 9 311161 S Hanna s . 1 Service Store Food Market Ht, S B P, .ze ugar ow cgsmfall Enough student headquarters Keyser. VV. Va. To Appreciate Your Businessv 19-7 Vvest Piedmont Street School, Oficice. Engineering Supplies Hobby Supplies and Accessories Phone 24441. Keyser. W. Va. Caleminels Shoe Shop The Wishes the entire C0Hm3'1'F1She1' Student Body and Faculty Stgrgg, Good Luck I Style Without Extravagfmce Tal Armstrong Street Keysei Gardner Hardware and Specialty -10 North Main Street Phono 26041 Guns -- Ammunition HI1lll'fIll7llI'0 To Suit Your Nevflsw J. H. Markwood Sons Romig Drug Co. Furniture The Rvxull Store Keyser. W. Va. Dial 55371, Keyser. W. Va. Ludwiekis Garage Body and Electric and Femlei' Acetylene sHAP1Ro's Vxu 'tl ' th t i he t for vom' cal img a s is 1 A Call To Us Is A Coll To Service Phone 52231, Keyser. XY. Va. Meet Your Friends THE SPURTS CENTER Bowling Billiards Potomac State Headquarters Keyser, W. Va. Mineral County Garage Sales Service Keyser, W. Va. Flour, Grainv Hay Compliments of and Mill Feed Elsyevs CO' Compliments of Wholesale Groceries Shoe Hospital KQySe1 XA7'X73, D. M. Idoni Keyser. VV. Va. Fishing Tackle, Athletic Supplies The S. G. DIXOII Hunters' Accessories Clgthing C00 Complete Stock of Photographic Material Piedmont. XV. Va. - . A Westempmtv Md. Ixeysel Spoi ting Goods and Camera Shop Clothing For The Whole Family Phone 5166 2 Piedmont St.. Keyser. W. Va Piedmont Ice and Locker Service, Inc. Piedmont. VV. Va. Refrigerated Individual Food Lockers Complete Processing Service Clear Sanitary Ice For All Occasions Visitors Always W'elcome Dependable and Prompt Service 9 , Compliments of George s Service Store 201 South Main Street Wjorknlallbs Market Keyser, W. Va. Pl'lOl'lG IQQYSQI. Nga' Ellis Confectionery Home Made Ice Cream MINS and Lonlpany Candies For All Occasions Westernport, Md. Produce Kelly's Pharmacy Piedmont' W' Va' Prescription Druggists Phone 3951, Westernport, Md. Phone Ciiinlmerlaiicl 2582 Boppis Flower Shop 75 Ualtiinore Street Flowers For Every Uccasion You Arc Always Wclcomc BURT0N9S Good Clothes For Men and Boys At Popular Prices 1251 Baltiinore Street Ctiiiilieiflaiicl. Md. It Takes Quality To Make Success Uur famous malre clothes for men will help you on the roafl to success 21 CU1HlJCl'lZllHl. Mil Uinnilinicnts of ,Ihake's Service Station for the best in service and J'ake's Night Club for the best in entertainment XN'estei'npoi't. Mil. ' . . 9 Thu tv Yeals Experience Mal-to Vs Competent To Handle 1ix'ci'y Type of Laundry VVo1'k To Yotir Entire Satisfaction American Steam Laundry Company Dial 81141. Piedmont. W. Ya. Compliments of Potomac Valley Hospital Compliments of Compliments oi' Keyser Studio Sl-IEAIYS Golflswortlly and Sou Barber Shop Haircuts That Hold 'Fhcir Shape Gift Center Keyser Card Shop R. A. Pulliam Music Service Amusement Devices Keyser, VV. Va. Night Club Dine and Dance Mottis Green Gables New Creek Drive Meet Here To Eat . . . Royal Restaurant Main St., Keyser, NV. Va. ompliments o a Friend Hamilton Lumber Co. Complete Line of IAIUIIJGI' and Building Materials Phone 5121. XVeste1'np01't Coury's Pool Room Beer - Lunches - Candy Piedmont. XY. Ya. J. H. Feaster ,lvwvler mul Optometrist Pieclmont. W. Va. Compliments of Amoruso Bros. Market Piedmont, W. Ya. The 110111111311-FiSll6l' Co. Department Stores Piedmont. VV. Ya. Tri-Towns Cleaners Deliveries in Keyser Tuesday and Friday Dial 5456 XVeste1'npo1't. Md. BOGGS' SUPPLY CUMPANY Dealer in All Kinds Lumber, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Sheetrock, Wallboard, Sash, Doors, Moulding, Roofing, Laths, Paints, Oils, Feeds, Hay, Groceries and Gasoline Dial 4401 New Creek Drive Compliments of Potomac State Student Center Coinplimcnts of Kessel's News Agency Meet Your Friends at lVlUltPHY'S G. C. Murphy Co. '6The Friendly Storeu Hlfverytlziing in Musicn 7 i i 9 Pianos RAPLON S , 3 ,X Sheet Music l Nl lui a ,N Young Merfs Shop k -:::a:,g:,ff5 H9001 dh Cuinberlanrl. Md. Music Shop, Inc. 1 Iloors East of Mechanic- on l,i1'IllllYlUl'1' Stl t Cuinberlancl, Nfl. X 1 lll io lllf IUL I R I I 7 Y I O Ujfficial Cllfllllltllllll Photographer Cumberland, Maryland J. M. Al'lllStl'0llg 81 Co. General nlBl'Ch-fElllIiS0 Route 220. Rawlings, Md. ask for Lear aml Oliver Ice Cream IFS Betterv QUEEN CITY DAIRY, INC. W hen in Cumberland Visit Uur Dairy Fou,n,la,in, 310 S. Mechanic Street Cumberland, Maryland Enjoy RED ROCK for BEVERAGES with GQCHARACTER9' Home Uwnofl Flower Shop Electrical Service lwllnnicfzi 74 N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. All Potomac State News Appears in Tl1e Mineral Daily News Tribune Printers of The PASQUINO Keyser, W. Va. Quality Cleaners WILDEMANWS Keyser, W. Va. Piedmont Grocery Company Piedmont, W. Va. Gaklyand, Md R. G. DuVall, Mgr. Distributors of Piedmont Coffee and Tea Sun-Kist Fruits and Vegetables Larabee's Best Flour Ray lah? 6'Fit For A King gr LA de Pasteurized Homogenized Vitamin D Milk Phone 5286 236 S. Water Street Keyser, W. Va. Compliments of Acme Furniture Company Piedmont, W. Va. Please Patronize Our Advertisers Compliments of TP6llUlll,S Taxi Phone 4141, VVesternport, Mc Refs Taxi Phone 53131 Westernport, Md. HOLLIS HOWE, Owner l SMITH'S Tender Feet Shoes Cumberland. lVld. Boyd and Hudson Insurance Agency All Forms of Insurance 52 Ashfield Street Piedmont. VV. Va. Ward N. Hanger A Cumberland Institution Serving the Tri-State Area jewelry Company Since 1848 ll Centre Street Cuniberland. Md. , J losenbaum s Prompt and Depemlable Service ' first Nl, fashion I C'unilmerland sooo aoooslqomz MIN LITTLE PACKAGES 'slxljf The S. T. Little Jewelry Co. since 1851 llil Baltimore St.. Cumberland. Md. Phone MST-XY WelJl1's Shoes llot-ally Owned and Operated Featuring the World's Finest Shoes For Men and Women At Greatly Reduced Prices S33 N. Centre Street Cumberland, Md. Out ol' the High llent Distrirt The Evening Times The Cunlberland News The Sunday Times Leading Newspapers of the Tri-State Area .L 9Zi5WlQi0Zlf Xie Wm .... Jig MRRKSOFQUYXLITY 4 t it Q if E CANTON ENGRAVINGG O hdStSg' -5 W C nton,Oh ELEc1RoTvPe 1 i U ' il' .,..f:.lE C 'Q For tl1e Best in Ayrshire Cattle, Contact Potomac State School Farm R. L. Dennison, Supt. Phone 5171 Keyser, W. Va. Qiiifzil 22.1 1 Alta Crest Extra Good Approved His sire imported from Scotland His danrs sire imported from Scotland His first 12 daughters averaged 10.285 milk. 415 fat Lifetime Production of Dams of Our Other Herd Sires Laneway Brunonia Spot 151.282 M., 6272 F. Atwood Orchards Justice Lad 1333.764 M.. H042 F. Wood Ford Stonewall Jackson 159,655 M.. 6279 F. Delchester Audacious Ne-tty, 2nd, 182.981 M.. 703-1 F. All five of these dams have been classified Very Good Type, Longevity and Production Plus Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Printed by HERALD PRINTING HOUSE Piedmont, VV. Va. ' La 0 ll .Ji1z,4 He- '. w.'.-, '1'1 'A 224 A t 3 ., .: Q-1,!:'TH'yi:: :1 -f rf l9 ' am W .. gf-f 'bf Rgggffgk-,l,',.1'f r W' . 'fr ,' .1 ' LSWFY mg M355 ,Mfg W ws' fi 3 ' 1 'L' :Q ' fl' 9 Q 'IL vu , I . mr ,,, A V1 ,Ulugh WJ M ' lx' 'X-:mr 0 y.,A Os .Q VI - - + Q . 1' N 0 T in +12 fa - 'ff' +. -I J' ' if ' fS:rf, vifL,..T-L,'3qN?,54v .Taj-g!.g,:Qg f,a,jg,-1,4il7Eg'-Qt ot? 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