Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1949 volume:

R , - RA 4 ff JJ, .1 fh a' 96 v 'QE 9 5? 1Wl gi. vc WX E IT -V I- R PRESENTED TO A .J W MARY E. SHIPPER LIBRARY ' E ki C fiff A-T-gi POTOILIAC SQFATXE QQLLEGE ,Q E mln 1 f CYSCIC, BTC lfglllla AQHA, 6 0 n -:fe -iff Sf? I-ir:-2 EL-E d Fw if A Q, M .91 R af, R -' 5 dm ,QQ V!g:'dXYA,'01'A ,,6lQ '7 U CW fm W ,Q W' 'W Eff' E2 '9 VE My 4Gibf7QQ fdgl, amiga 5 R Nz' K , .Q , Q-4, X, if . X fb qfyffym -H, Eff? EEL Y if -ff' ' if vii W Q7 , 'X Deg ff ? N , J-7 75ff 5j7L f7 ff-Q4 f 4 i '3 fdwjxyywfyipjgqaf MD Qcgfifjie al w-111-,JQ Jfiwfxw fww 5, Mfpn Jdsi d pi? ' 0,9 KWQWJQLQXX Lfi,.p4Lg 6' K QW f W M 1 H114 w ZjimJ.wW '!L qj,7'vxff S uw. jiM,,:.P-fy B .fwlgfj 'Xaif lhI Qy:ff5?i7g'gywd?,9 ,,l+7Ww-V W0f1'A' fawfffdr yy 9 'Q MW 5' 7, gt fm- 4 -,mm fy-Lf'-4 Wy ' NAM-QL Xfkhqq W. . Fugyxd 1 ix' 1 x .ff L0 M5 x, f, f K 4 wxtji .Xu I, Y, .N iw: .,,vv KJWI -U, Y- 1 L,..'if. 1. x, 'v XJ, 1rN Y f . G X. -N xv 1 Calzamount Volume XI gk ' J i 1xY'x VA vi -x H' A -ff A 'Q 'I ' 1' A , ' . :- -N - -az... ' ' 'A 1 I, ' fi x , XJ 'q fl -'-I I f 3 . : .iQ -743: f' J' K -: K !':2f:L::f 'L 'fri x , r ..- 7 K 4 aa' GK? ig' - '49,-351' , N A 1 1 l 0 A I .J ' , C' TW 'S S u fi Qx x f 14 finatifff f 1- :gi The IQ!-I-Q Cotomount rx gflgaffjus H50 Potomoc State School gint e LQESQQQQXZXXQ QA? tt Z QQ NE Z Q . . . . Y, ' '-,, ' West Vlrglnlo University QQvg'E'l?'L t'UiLvi5C5ff'f Xu? X .,Qf 4- Ak QI, xi i-:i lk XXAX X5 I I 2 Qtfmv 1' ?.- ig. Foreword Yes, sir: those were the days of lift. chuckled the old gentleman as he reminisced. l3ut. grandfather. the gold rush was in 18-421 and in C'aIit'ornia. protested one of his listeners. This gold rush was in lil-lit. and at Keyser. XVest Virginia. reiterated the narrator tirmlyl however. he remained silent tor a long interval with his memor- ies. knowing his audience would not understand. He could well remember the gold rushi lt liegan 4 v in hepteinhcr, l'tf1H, Hy means ot' hus. plane. automo- liilc. and train the novice prospectors. frequently called freshmen. arrived. A week later. they discoyl- cred theinselyes lmcing viewed tolerantly hy seasoned miners the sophomores. The oldtimers as well as the novices, howcyer. were being observed hy the 'ts- cw f . 1 ' sayer speculatiyely as they arrived to haye their gold dust. intelligence. culled by months of panning. weighed. Having completed this process. they seized their picks and liegan the search for paydirt in the form ol' lqnowltdge I., , The dredging process was not always successful in the ticld ot athletics. Although much ctiort was ex- pended hy the chict' engineer. the rewards in gold were not too protitalile. f. Nuggets ot' worth were discov- iii 4 ez, f V ' wt N sstcx fdl Ky Ggyf 1 -C 4 'uf J . I L N 24' s , 4 5. !'. s. ., ' - its n ,.- c e , . - , :Ei MQ xi:-sit ,LS I - Y -4 ! xx 5-.sN:,,- 1 t e- 1 X , ' 'arg 1 S Q X N ' -' x I 1 ' -9 - yt X .xl F- X5 XT? lr' is Q Y, G 1:22111-t, 'xm N X 3.0 N N 5' 'Q X 5 5 V Q ered on several claims. The frater- nities and sororities each struck a rich yein loaded with beauties and hy a complex filtration system sal- vaged the outstanding ones. In the excavating process. a new linilding was started to aid the crowded conditions under which the miners were weighing out paydirt. Amid lioth success and failure. the miners departed. each with a grulm- stftke ot' memories instilled within. -Shirley Hansrotli ff' 'IT' F - , 4V d ,ff F Aww, .-:E-f.:.?.1T1'! , A? I x fffi . I .' 5 l X fe- ee- 2 - ..v w'7jf X A-ff -' fs- s --H- ' f A '7 1 , I L 2 f 5 I ,,4sl '6-fx AVN ! I rn M .,,?-,,f. L 5' te if :WO QQ, We Honor Mr. Ervin L. Dayton Mr. Ervin L. Dayton has served Potomac State School, his Alma Mater, for twelve years as Head of the Economics Department. Classroom, fraternity, and Alumni have con- tinuously made demands in time and eifortg Mr. Dayon, affectionatelyknown by stud-ents, faculty, and townspeople as Mikey, has welcomed every opportunity for service, guidance, and assistance. The Yearbook Staff is pleased to dedicate THE CATAMOUNT, VOLUME XI, to Mr. Er- vin L. Dayton. e f 'S K-nun.. Dr: Ernest E: Church 'The Presidenlfs Message There is an adage that cliarat-ter is what we are. reputation is what people say we are. There is inueh truth in this hoinespun saying, and it is also a statement of truth that L'lllllALll'lt'l' is a quality much to he de- sired, a quality that must Ire possessed. This is true ot' individuals and it is true of institutions. The character of an institution is often refleeted in its publications, in its student publications no less than in its more formal statements. Through the years The Catamount has presented the non-academic life of the campus. It has given it pictorial and graphic aeeount of the in- dividuals and organizations that have been developing a Potomac State School gradually expanding in intluenee and usefulness. We commend The Cutamount for this eontrihution and hope that its service will be continued each year. Our thanks are due and are glad- ly given to the Stall' and sponsors ot' the ISHS! Catamount. P, V ' VV V l l ' ' LQ- -,A .A l C if 'V ,cfm 50 l Dean Kirkland S. McKee l lnewf, -W V e W, f wif, we A ,Wm l 'The Deon's Message You have spent one or two important years of your lite at Potomac State. There is on file a recortl ot' your acatleinic achievements that will. no clouht, he ret'erretl to time antl again. 'l'hat acatlemic work has heen your major concern here. The other sitle of college life. the fun, the athletics, the social pleas- ures, your frientls antl classmates antl your activities with them, all have :i place too. As time has a way of fatling memory, this eleventh etlition ol' the Vatamount. which has so ahly and artfully rect-rtletl these events, will he a treasuretl possession to recall to you in later life many happy exper- iences which otherwise might he forgot For this hook we are intlehtetl to the efiicient sponsors antl the tal- entetl antl cooperatix'c staff. P ,Z Vg -L W E lflffrfii Xqxx XXX I A Q,-H as ,ite finest? Faculty 5 H-H f MIN Walter H. Boom-, M. A, V L'11emist1'y Briclgewutei' College Bun-kiiwll Ul1iVHl'Si'fkV Virginia PID!-X'ift'C'i1Ilil' Instituto Y f 3 Q Q 1 Num-y M. Milla-r, Ph. lb, -R, H+-u'iiiuu'i, Sliunisiz 5 . , lmliaiiiiiii Xlnllefx' Voile-gv I'iiix'+-isilvx' iii' l'iTlQliui'gh . , V W 4 Ilzlrlvri I . I no wr 5 A' 5 'VB' ' ,M-umiiliiig, Husim--as Law 'L fifnlm- '1'i'm-Iii-is t'fiIl+-gi., A in liiiliziiin. Pu, Nilllllilll E, Iimlgm-rs, M. A. HiStlJl'4X' Gefrirge 13831111111-Y Oillefgl' Arkuiisas Stahl 'l'e-uvlie-11's Cnilvgu 114-rtrudv Hull. M. A, Hulliu 14lL'flHHlNil'S l'xLlil'l11lJlii SIMM' Culie-gil Vwliiiiiliiu Uiiixw-rsilty Us-ui'gf' l,K1LIllUfI,X' Uuilwge' Iwiilaiifl Si-limii ut' Iii-umlim,-i'ufls I'vliIlSAVlX'lll1iLl Smfiitw Crillvgi- 3 t'i1i'iivll Uiiix'vi'xiiy' X Wanltvr A. Jzlworvk, B, S. Ifliigiiiwi-1'i1ig I-51'4m'li Uiiixwwsity West Virginia Uiiixwwsilty , , . , , . Iiiiixwisitlx' iii lllilims P .A J QA: -9.9 'il'l Ei?4'i xxxxvxxi ' ly -L W Q V 7 f XX ij Ll f J A 2 I----' ':'5f22:3g1g2' L d 5 Q I.:-umm! G, With:-rs, Nl. Blu' , 'fg 5 J T -1 I'-IEW X XXXX lj -L 1 P, yi 3 1 Q, oi f2,4WQa - f as WGS i Q 4 - , X .xW' .4 Furl J. l'l'f1'l'b40ll, Ii. H., lflll. 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Q , i 7 -' U 4 , 'E?,Z7f ' luhn 0, Nliliilvlly M. A, Ps-X'C'l1ulugN' l,Tiiivei'sity of Uliivagn Uiiiu Univvrsity Ah '- nu .lu-un Mznlunv, A. B. Liln'ui'izm Pntcmiug- Stale- Svhuul XVvst Virginia Ui1ivm'sity Faculty X . ' 6 I 52,1 i P f W ' 5 5' Yi, ' 1- 557 , 5 0 , A 1' 1 i , A wZQ1Z.E:f?3:.Z.1 ,. , L-...4, Ihlviel G. Nuzum, Nl, .L English XVL-st Yirggiiiizi l'iiix'ui'siIx' Duke- Iiiiivi-i'siix' 'GC xl'illll'l'S Dunk, ,L B. SL'I'l'L'fLll'iLlI Wi-st Virginia Univei'sit5 Dqivife Lim! Elkins L'1iix'vi'siIy iii' l'hic':igo .ludson Hmlgvs, .L IS, Plilvsivzil Eiluc-zltimi POTIPINEIC Sizvlf- Svlifiol Wi-st Yirgginiu VVL'NIL'j'fll'l Ervin L. Dayton, M. A. blc-uiiuinivs. History Pwlulliilf' Sliile' Wen Virginia Uiiivsrsity .Iolms Huplqiiis University 5 7 Mfwy, ! i . X55 4 V ,ff , ff - 1 ,- Xi f SV f X . ,. ,- ,. ,QQ A awe fx AWS! f A- +7 yy -v: ' 442 nf X ziggy Fianna G. liuugll, Ii. S. 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U E N v h ,411 1 fu, M.,-q jr-E -41 Miss Edna FI:-ck lfimmcial Sec-1'vta1'y J' , Q, .- J 7' ,Q ,, , ' -7- , 39' 1' n f'w. Mus. .I nhn S12lIlll2lgl'll Sk'L'l'L't1'lI'y to l'l'L'SiflcNf T..-4-f' w 'uni lib N amz vs . -Nm, ,. a. 4 -. ,, 4 ...-wwq. fl :!, , . I , . 4 , i ,uf Mrs. Ri1'luu'd lfinlvy SCC'1'QfE1l'X to thc Dum xfllllllll'wfldfl0ll Bulldmo .mx 139' I gi, , . A Mrs, .Ula-n Murphy SL'L'1'CfLll'.Y to Couch ,. 11 .',' 1 -,R ,A 94 r ,gif 'ff ' 79 s. X , A Mui f , : K J' . M rs, Judson H odg SCCl'C4fElI'-V Film11Ce Oflice ss .lvm-vivvv fil'I,'t'll SCC'1'Et3l'.V ,Nf , , ,-Am,.,!, Davis I-lull MO! fq ,Y .ai 'QE' ' r f , ,, . 'E 6- ' 1' F' ig fy- - A 1:73 ' I ' rw? 1' ' . - xll'N.1'ill Q'I' I. Lung Nlr, lbunn li, Lullgh l,l'l'l'4'llll'1'NN l'l'm'1'Q-lllul' Imvix llqnll Ilznvis H2111 Mrs. Ellvn Nvlll I7l'L'l'l'Ilf lwss 1lL'f'llIDlllS Hull fig Reynolds Hall ' 753-,. ju' , , 3,24 '5 'f'-. N 1 S '4'flS'2,f-975, f 4 , -, Q , ,yd , , - W Q Y 3 XXYX Xxx I 4 Q,-D as 9 Q'Q Student Center -5? 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N P --f 1 . , f ' ' 7' ,, Y A fe 'gf we is C ' JW 5 F3 4 x N ' .J ,ffff L Q ,Q fi ' J '. 1' 5 1 ' 1 if '-,xx W 1 f - K if 'ff-T' , 'X 51: ' fi -W J -2: L . up , :y .5 M 5:2121 ' i ' - u i ..- ,- .Q 75-.. ig' A 5 1' Jllxwhfy. J' 2- iff ' 1 ' uw.. ... :.: ?:, ,Ile ' 1 , Zia ' -nw'-.Q 'CL Berwyn Detweiler Uniontown, Pa. Guinevere Eagle Keyser, W. Va. James Lohr Cumberland, Md, Charles Spooler Wiley Ford, W. Va. Ronald Allman Clarksburg, XV. Va. Glendine Sanders Kingwood. W. Ya. John Cassell Grafton, W. Ya. Rebecca Reese Terra Alta. VV, Ya. Neil Gutshall Norton. W, Ya, Mary Nesci Piedmont. W, Ya. Lawrence Antonik Pennsgrove, N, J. William Mclienzie Cumberland. Md, Edwin Knippenberg Cumberland. Md. John Little Strasburg. Ya. Carolyn Powers Romney. XV. Ya. Robert Hill Petersburg, VV. Va. Christine Fisher Elkins, W. va. VValt.er Clark Cumberland. Md, SOPHOMORES Samuel Shay Terra Alta, W, V SOPHOMORES 3. Elaine Cole Cumberland. Md. Gilbert Storey Cumberland. Md. .lohn Gentile Piedmont, W. Vu, Louis Bonato Pittsburgh. Pa. Elizabeth Shirer Oakland, Md. .lames Hammond Pennsboro. XV, Va Irene Andrews Grafton, W. Va. John Paupe Cumberland, Md. Mary L. Hartman Funnelton, W. Va Orval Stewart Clarksburg. XV, Va. .Toe Hawkins Pennsboro, XV, Va, if ... -if HW 1 Lf. rigs-by Y 1' WP53' wif Ufbyw -rj- Walter Cole f , , , . 211 ,Q IX95Sf ' W- Vd- . s rv? il its Harold Klieves Clarksburg, W, Va. George Harris Canon Bridge, W. Dorothy Sarah Morris Clarksburg, W. Va, Va. Sturm Parsons, W. Va, Robert Shelley Cumberland, Md. avi Vernon Armbreste Hedgesville, W. Va. Ione Ranne 1. lls Springfielfl, W. Va. Fred .Iansohn Charleston, VV, Vu, George Chadock Macfarian, W. Va. Bernard Maybury Piedmont, W. Va, Joan Yokum Cx'esL111tmvl1, M11 Robert Malamphy Cumberland, Md. Mary Vogel J 5 151 43 . ..,, ,--if ef , A . , w YQ V, gr ff, ,um 4 -sq - .1 , 'ffw ' 'N L A- a - 1 ' 1-ni 6 ' H. :ff 4, ,. 2 X 1 ,Qs .b :X P, I ,....,...1j. f .-14' 1 . ff we ,, . ,V , .1- F 't r K - . .5 W ,ij t ' , ' ,'I'5.,,1..1,,g.3ivfjit ' Q J f , 5 '3g,z,'j?Z4-25, -vi. nw 512 ' wif- .LL Y , Q. , 'i N 'V , . my .gan ' aw in ' -uw . 1 v V ,nv ., W , x, L . Q V a3l?gj,,??Q'g,,, X H I . if J 3 Grafton. W. Vu. . ii Robert Scott Keyser. XV. Vu. Anna Lee Clower Petersburg, W. Va. Richard VVeaver Tunnelton, W. Vu. Landon Jones 'w 1 lA ll'Ikl1H VV V1 L , . 1. John Novak Allentown, Pa. .lohn Fultz Pieclmt nrt. XV. Vu, Eleanor Gregg Pennslmoro, XV. Va. John McDonald Keyser, W. Va, Betty Wharton Parkerslnlrg, W. Vu. Don Hovatter SI, SOPHOMORES George, X '. ,....,-.., 'li mfr ,dit x W- f , or K 3 'ix if-is Q ' K-Cl? W .. -ef z' -. ,., . K T i . ,Vx , fl? ' '1 'G 5, a at ta P x P 2' ,f ' N 1.. . V H -.trsh 'tt .J P431 :ik ' if ,sv 4 X' . . 0-Q eig f s Magi Q ,, PJ.. ,iw f A K Ny 1 Q, '-21 1, yi ?'I' ' 1 5 r lv ag 1' t if f X iz . 'l 1. ' - 4 W I lx. e 1' eff, xg F' ' Q I QQ 2 f .fm 1 33 6. 'L , ra- .W u Na' 1 ,--- r-,, QV' ig SCPHOMORES .Marvin Mullenax Franklin, VV. Va. Crystal Woocldell Bridgeport, W. Van Robert Ruppert Cumberland, Md. Norman Kiesel Clarksburg. W. Va. Wayiie Decker Mounflsville, VV. Va, Virginia Pittman Fairmont, VV. Va. Paul Vlfilson l,Lllll'lD9l'llOl't, XV. Va, Helen Gleeson Keyser, VV. Va. Robert Crump Mt, Savage, Md. Shirley Hansrotb Cumberland, Md. Edward Hanna Renick, VV. Va. Barbara Mitchell VVesternport, Md. Donald Rolley Keyser, VV. Va. Nancy Sellers 1 Middlebourne, XV. Ya. Glenn Vwlorkman Keyser, XV. Va. Virginia Swecker Keyser, VV. Va. George Lucia W'arren, Pa. Fred Combs Spencer, W. Va. mm I -Q.. ' Q MSW -am, '5'Q V 4- inf ara- fx.. .4 N kgs I i ' -01 O- N 3 v ,A 1 'QSHQ V 'rn' Q- .- f...7, .5 1. nfs? . N. . H N V 5.- . aw- s ,,. Q A . M- . . .W ,aug if S. ...an 5i'f'1.S'rf1. r SOPHOMORES Lawrence Baldinger South llE'l1fl, Indiana Eleanor Grimes Grafton, W. Va. Talinaclge Farmer lXIzn'linsInii'gf, W, Vu. Eugene Taylor Uumherlancl, Md, Lawrence Cooper hilton, W, Va. Mary Kitzmiller Iii-lvser, W. va. Isaac Wa1'd Yolgzi. W, Ya, .lane Duniire Elkins, XV. Yu. Edwin Gorhy Alma, W, Va, VVil1na Johnson .Xlexancleix W. Ya. Patrick Mankins lieysvix W, Va. lra Kimble Slnolii' Pllilll, XV. VH. Robert Watsoii Romney. XV. Va, Douglas Spencer Keyser, XV, Yu. Shirley Bagley Tlynilnmn, Pa, Kenneth Brown Martinsburg, XV. Vai. .lune Everly Terra Alta. W. Va, .lack Hardy Martinsburg. W, Yu, William Kablach Pittsburgh, Pa, Eleanor Dove Brandywine, W. Va. Harry Davis Keyser, XV. Yu, Glen Wilson Lumherport, W. Va. Max Messenger Albright. W. Va. .Jeannine Riggs Pennshoro, XV. Va. :IQ use 'V ,.,, o ' , 'ig' , 'Km Linton Sites I Petersburg. W. Ya, Arlene Shaffer N' mx Baltimore, Md. -'SW .4-1-'W Charles Hixenhaugh Wheeling. W. Va. Marie Hutson Cumberland, Md, Lester Nichols Alma, W, Va. Donald Grayson Keyser. W. Vu. Charles Linaburg . W5 Franklin, W. Va. f Robert Ward C'LllUl'lf,'l'lZll'lfl, Md. Yolanda Colabrese Allie-rl, VV. Vu, .lohn Lenevich Moundsvillf-, VV. Va. Regina Burley Benwood, W. Va. David Long Parsons, XV. Va. SOPHOMORES :im nw 'M an 'S YU' ,pw-3 41941 t 1 tl? .l ,V, gl g 3 Y g .-. Q 13 R Q? f :jiri -W , I lg Ea: -.rj ' W. 4 t f V.: k ,, X ,nh H fs, , be ' ,fp ,iw V' - sk ly IHgg 5, , 1 . . ' ' 'fs owls-a 1 12 V' ' Hsmi M .5 ww: wi:- 3' H539 aff 'X Am li X : X 3 aj - Q' N 'My , , M -K W X , N W 1 ' Donald Solwers Augusta, W, Va. .lean McNeill Keyser, W. Va. Charles Clarkson 'I'hornton, W. Vu. William Pifer Keyser, W. Va. Dan Sigler f'larkslwurg, W. Va, Eva Chapman Spencer. W. Va. Pete Petriska Vonemaugh. Pu. Harriet Ahern Keyser, XV. Va. Herbert Arnett West Milford. W. Vu. Sam Alexander Keyser. W. Va. Margaret Kelly Piedmont. W. Va. SOPHOMORES for -'UW 'QQ- r--an F - me fir -aw' 'Qin N44 f'-108' ' '2- YD 1 5 X I vii-f,,'-:Q X A, --- , 'Ng' fir.. Q 5 if mfg L4 . V 5.4. . mi 3 f- ',2g-Wvsqv I fl 5 'fi ...mf 'A Y E ,f-la v' Y 1' . , ,. Fx ' 2' ' .5 '1 ,ff X. , I ,KW fi 'Ti' Mm A Z 1 'Io Ns ff ,ang -Q.,- x Z u .P fiat' z ,X .1 , f 1 I' 9 ,,,. 4 :yy 4? w bu 4, 1 Arthur Sinclair Newlourg, W. Va. Julian Nesselrodt Franklin. X Xl. Va. Albert Pugh Ridgeley, XX'. X'a. Wayne Thrush Burlington. XV. X'a. Frank Burton Cumberland, Md. Leila Thrush Burlington, XX'. X'a. Waldo Kline Franklin, XV. X'a. Dolores Castello Clarksburg, XV. Va, George Scott Clarksburg, XX'. Ya. Colleen Thayer Keyser, XX'. X'a. Roy Parsons Pine Grove. W. X'a, J ack Ours Phillip siagie Washington. D. C. Petersburg. XV. Ya. David Rennie Yenetia, Pa. Jacqueline 'l'hra:5her Keyser, XV. Xia. Cecil Kitzmiller Gormania, XX . Va. Peggy S haffer Thomas, VV, Va. FRESHMEN Phil Weimar XX'yckofT, N, J, vw . fm v, ai , I If f L33 . f 1 I . mff , X 'f' f1...1.,. , I :LA ' .. Q ,Qi -A if E 4? . 2 if I ., . 'nf . M... . 5 ..f V ,-Vl. le., sg? I . .. ..... , ,. . f' QW A Af nw 1 K 3 A -, V :sl fi . ,:1,.? 2 I I ' 1 x Q' Q X A fe pf f X Aj 'W 9 , 5' C Vw ,,., A 1. ,, . w X 7 A i M it at -,fMv,,g 5 X, we A .3 :Gu N95 . ...N wif T Q'-1, ,wiki x QV' -if A '., X ' X it ',.v-, -,M-ff' If , f V my H Y. 2 if ffx 3 . W.. 'i fl '4' -ea Harry Moore Hyndman, Pa. Patricia O'Connor Keyser, W. Va. George Fulk Bayard, VV. Va. PRES:-:MEN oe ee .. o , A' 'S . ,Nay Robert Halbritter Tunnelton, W. V11. :ff-v, if f' ' .1 - 5' fl' f l A 5 it 4 ' 'A :Vg N N James Hutzler i 2 . S NI31'tll1S'lJLll'g, W. va. . . - ' 9' . t:. . a ' ' .. Bettie Mellon X Z, Pieclmont, XV. Ya. g. Q ...MQTQQ .25 Qgflmg V .-ETS l -5 r Y 1 r ' Ralph Hoover S Q W . V, , W .M f. , . Bays. NN. Va. ,- fa . 'V . 2' Tie . rv , -- . , 4' ' 111.2 ' ' Patricia Fimbel fl j if , 'N' 1' Little Falls, N. .I. W fi- b W Robert Skidmore 3 .i 3. Elmira, N. Y. I ' ,. - 2.91 ' ' li? 'Til I , Barbara Rice Keyser, W. Va. ,fi ' an W ' ' 6, S, 'ZS r.- 7 yA g-'K8 Q E. . 4 ' ' gf -A .i Marvin Lee 3 ' f ,.... ' Keyser, W. Va. 'X Nicholas Icloni Keyser, W. Va. Allen Macy X - xi Cuimberlantl Md Vkfilliam Lowther Rivesville, W. Va, Eileen Simmons Scherr, W. Va. 1 ... , x. .3 w 6 A. Francis Monahan l f F' .X ,I . Cumberland. Md. I 5 L x M. ..1 .',-. -l... fx, X . 4 H ' 5. ., gil . , 5 sex 1,-:SV f' J Sylvia Courtright ' '-,, if Little Falls, N. J. - fl ' 1 OW . 4 N' Philip Larew Newburg. W. Va. x Tj U , -I ar 3 N 4 g I 44. M.. 1 ' c L. Rf, ,B DR K X 5 an I ,ff sit 1, 3 rf' 1 'L L Ex' Qi W Q if ag, w. tri, ' V -.M R x 9 ,air 31 .N 1 'h V Q?,f.lfL.,.4 , - .fx n e.'f-ws, F X 5 livigsgiag. . f l 'ir Q Z-- f' 1' : Y -V' I ' A : Mt 'wi ' -A ,gi if ' i--time E 5:1 4 . A' if' ' . ez ,Z - ' V - 'MN ,I : X 3 5' t ',, X4 gg X ffwx? ', Q it L: AIA ,., . l ' 47- 9 H ,. ,. 1.2 3 . X ,, aff 1 'T I I 'fa . - l tl 0 N, A r, . ' 'rf Y f 'W ,. ' ' its ' 'W ' . inf' , yi H 12 . r r , ,, .:'. ,.,- ,f ! f I H 1 I fb 117' gg- may - -...N ir, r 1' --fy 5' .32 4 y l Te ? g in Phillip Staggers Piedmont, VV. Va. Patricia Douglas Charleston, W. Va, Roy Stickley Burlington, VV. Va. Victor Metz Lonaconing, Md. Thomas Jackson Cumberland, Md. Janet Mongold Dorcas, W. Ya. Richard Findley Salem. XV. Va. Betty Boggs Spence-1', VV. Va. Nelson Harrison Keyser, W. Va, Mildred Rymer Clarksburg, W. Va. VVilliam Foraker Wilmington, Del. We Robert Bess 'X ' Piedmont, W , Va. it 7 fi i James Williams Luke. Md. 495 .15 1 -at ' l 2. lg? I f , A -N . . .1 ff? Carroll Paugh Gormania, W. Va. Mary VVillis Elk Garden, W. Va Edward Hunter 9-hiipipeiisburg, Pa. Margaret McLaughlin Keyser, W. Va, James Flanagan Ridgeley, W. Va. FRESHMEN Q 1 s gf , -.14 C ' 'SN' ., v, xr' 1, 1 '1 , Q, , I ' fig. . V V 1 ' Jr' . , . H M 1 . . FRESHMEN - - V . 'fir V.. af y J 1 V 4 11 H .. ' W ' ' WK 4 A' 2 W K, is va' 5 wfz 1 -iw f if Y it ,av N. 3 I l Q . ': ,. to . - .K 4 . ,, , A . Xxgsgg , o f :L H I ' . y t-5 Q-5 X, -'fm t 1, jx ' ' - f W YZ 4',f?Qllr5 552' ' ' 2 wc L 2 'fl if ' is?1N,5Qg'g3Hg. fff j n ' fill, ' pg AAVV' . iii! . 1 -. af, Ia-if ...I 1' C W fa- - f 'i.,g'Uh -xv Nat 4 ff A 1f.551Q.'i4 W' . . ff .KVA N. ,lx ' av' I A v -fg.f.. P . , V. , an-. . uw-' stuff M-if M- f 'N iff ' Q5 ps 4 f .Y ,.f ZW 'mx' . . ,-is fi V ' ,, 1 - lpn. M? wt 'J' Calvin Lauder Cumberland. Md. Rita oiiviaiiey Summerville. Mass. Carlton Gill Portsmouth, Ya. Charles Kirkpatrick Grafton, VV. Ya. E. A. Connell Cumberland, Md. Mary Kidner lit-.x'se1', W, Ya. William Frase Fort Ashby. VV. Ya. Elaine Stanton Penns Grove, N. 1. Eldon Allaniong lit-yser. W. va. Laura Dawson Keyser, XV. Va, .lanies Ash Clarksburg, W. Ya. John Fanto Keyser, VV. Va. Brady Boyles New Martinsville. W. Ya. Reginald Cooper Dry Fork, XV. Ya. Doris Smith Lonaconing. Md. Charles Kincell Monongah, VV, Ya. Janet Streett Baltimore. Md. John Shore Hivesville. W. Ya. ' , za. .. f r Je-anne Fail W ,r f lg... Q'LllNhE'1'IHllC1, Md. . ' 5 wx . y. ' ' A ' x A Q ,fi , X . if w? , AQ? . 2, So OIIIO ' ff' Q f ax :rf X l wigs' , w 5 Jufm lirmru ' 2 'P' sw W4 - , . . rm 0 ' X Ixeyse-r. NX. Xa. . I ' xr' ' Howard Iiurgf- Allnright, XV. Yu, 1 L'IiH'ur1l Kern T 'Q l'att+.-rsou's Crc-ek, XY. Ya. ' .AWB Z 4 A Q M.. A QV x , x , ' 'rf ' NN-M, ,,,VV Q W r in WWF., S, -me .hum-s Ilu1nl1+-rrsml I 7 ULil'fO1l, Md. . .. ' -14--1 7 . W5 W Q1 Q I f 'Hlafm rj, 1 1 ya' .J 'D QHIQ, Freshmen A - f r ' sgx ,M I x 1' ' f . W ' I Wefd If 0 lf KX N QNX! Km f ,g- 1 il! ' '52- Ai 11' ,ggi Ulm -n AZ, I ' 1 -,L-I--27x:rNQ,Vx -- , f K .ul K Q I 5 K! if I? mat X 2 f 'f V 'I-I! If ' I D I 1. , ' f X J 4 9 N I 'x . i 4, 02, JJ Q9 H' - ,,,. fi Es' - 7 - --.- X 9-- ' , -- Q ' ' --rs -TE--2-'yx f - ff' f' ., ,Cf4 -'yf ..-ff I L L I, 1, ' ' 'En ' ' f 1 55 Barbara McDonald Keyser, W. Va. John Travis Westernport, Md. Wilbur Dohrman Pattersrorfs Creek W. Va. Xf yy Q if ff ,2f',z1,ff f Q fl V+, W f ,' ff :X 4 f f? gr-0 M -'QW' ff rf 4 'Zum' M xggfxigb 41,5 W .. z 2' ' C. V ,diff ,Q km ' f f sf X QX air lkfq. 4 r rg Q Q25 3.9 xx XYNXQ ' U -L Q ' :an 1 XXX 'ia N? fif5iGPf 1- E., gm. fig, CAMPUS Personalities x ,fd-':':'J -P 1,7 -bf Z' 1 P J! -za-5- - fi-'-QW ass., f : N , Q , ? E f?.'3 If ' ' JWZW' , gJ!?.1f.'-- ' Q.. . I -, H ' YJQ 1 ,'?:1:f 1 5' -at .-...Siam -:, ' ' f- T rf-'T 4273, n 4' N - ' - . .-Z -11:2-'i' T. ..4.LeZ Q 0 A n hs ng: , '- , M - v ff x . 27723 fix? Miss Irene 23? Andrews 21? Queen of Winter Miss Ccitomount R? xxx ,. X- I gi YZ ' , Miss Elaine Cole Freshman Belle 235 Miss Q Betty Boggs Miss Yolondo Colobrese gg- NWWMYQ.. Sophomore Belle Apple Blossom Princess i9-49 Miss Guinevere Eagle Sweetheart of Sigma Chi cl YT? i lQ 'Q1'vi' 144,50 ,JN Miss Glendine Sanders 462 Moy Queen of 1949 Miss Helen Gleeson F' Moy Queen of '48 - ,..l.l - l 1 W, Lew Ayers and Phyllis Riggleman as Li'I Abner and Daisy Mae Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Qrganizations Etc Upsilon Gamma Xliss l+'1'anees lhmk S1 it in Soi' Eta LHJSHLHlfidDlHld.lhC oldestiiatuuialjtuiun't1Hlege sororhy in the Skuional Lkdlege P3YPl16H9HlC.XV3S founch ed HYCWINSUHD CoHege.CYdunUHa.BlBsourLin l9Ol The sororN5's anus are to prouune sehokuship.to sthhtdate sehoolsphit and Uieunieh and broaden hiehdshhy 'Vxrent5'5H1ls hecaintitlahinia pledges after atunidihg axrush party.HWRqJllatf'thtober l2,lH48.lleH XVeek and iuitiuticui xveixelield iii Bluimli. lQX1lffhd1HlHlH representetlthnfsororhy'an the hlCHlULH eonqlave at Ciuehihatiiu JLuie.hHaihe CkHe,xvho had Uie highest average hu the year 1947-48,isxNearer ofthe phi laearihgi tlie thiniuia, IJHYHIL Slie xvas also electctl Bliss tfataniotuit,c1utmui of the llonieeonihig I3all tH'FlVlHlS 11,-Q-Sim-nt , Vliaplaiii L , ph-H g'hHl,1m4n iff., ,Xmm Ime tloxxt-r IW pw W ei ix' Yiee-l'l'esi1lel1t 'M' V I l 'lSl , u llra , ',.4 , l pj1a1m,U,1L. 0,1036 ll-Xhldl XX oocizll h , ' Cr' .A 1 . gm.,-mal-y , fx Q 5L'llllllL'l Q Q YT x s , , . MH,-i,. Hutelm Qgfg if If yi if lulegilior Cfriiiies V X , A ri ,' 1 W , Rf x fbf 4 ,. , 'Cl X f ' f - 1 - lM,uSU, N. XQ.y,wxj,, .Xrltinms Lrlitoi X-ff - .lime Dumire Mary Vogel Eva Flwapiiiali Annan Lee Clowei' Elaine Cole .lame Dumire Elezmor Grimes l'1l'ZillL't'S Hluir Betty Boggs Marjorie Bolyzilwl Dolores Castello .Ioan Dimoii Patricia Fimhel Bettie Mellon Janet Mongolrl Barbara lVIcDo1iald Rita O'Malley MEMBERS .Xt I'lYl5S Marie lllllitvll Mz1rga1'et lu-Ili' .xl'lt'lll' SllIlll't'l' Mum-xmgm K'l',X Still XX cunlvll l'l,lCllGl55 ltlliimlwtli l,QLIi lt'X' P' . Aliltti-eil ll-rmer Kl2ll'KiUl'lt' Siniiiioiis .Xtlele Smith tirzit-l.x'n Smith lCthe-l Staiiton .lunet Street! ' Colleen Thayer f V .Iaerpielhie 1Wiraslier 3JiSS f99VfYlU39 11311 Juanita Vlfaugh Sponsor f? HX Q M -'WOW k F!' If tam T52 ff NX , Q W XY 0 5 fffs 4 0 Amxxxb , Umlolz L M5 ' Qf ' . I NLE ', Theta Sigma Chi Starting with its urgaiiizaitinn in H122 as a stwial t-liili, l the fraternity has lievn an iinportant nrgaiiizaticm on thc lkitoiiiat- State cunipus. and its incinlicis have long plziycil un importzint role in all zivtivitics ut' thc schniil. Thv i'i'zxtei'iiitx s social sf,-asuii was sut't'css1'ul. 'l'hctz1 Sigginai Chi again sptiiistmiw-tl the annual Miss flilllillltlllllln mntcst and t'1'fm'mwl Miss ltllaiine Colo as Miss flkllklllltilllll X. The annual llzirvcst Swing was hulil in Niwciiilici' fuu- turing Stow- Stiiilkai zintl his n1'clicsti'u, Yun' Lifter ycuix thc 'l'h0tgi Sigma Chi l'1'Qil0l'lillj' pim- iluccs lcmlci's on tho c-znnpus. men who uphold tliiwiiigli lC:'x'in l,. Ibex-vm life the Ul'tlCl'lS high iileuls ul' lioiioii truth. untl fcllcmwsltip, spimsiii- tll+'l4'lt'lQllS ga. C 9 KB. Sf-i'i'e-team' l'l'0lbltl1'l1l f i , Samuol Shay' xiii-mlm ii. in.-s-ii l ' s f' f i llr'f 'lfT5 ' Will?-'lt'iilll'Hl'Hl'lllN V- L V. wgiltg film Nvil fllll5llEill N uw-I lvslilvlll ay-H i-frm-,fgiwl 'Mlm llvmll .Gail 55,6-'.LQW,LfVil-f Vlmiilziin tllvnn Wilsim llgllpg f' XIIQMHHIQS .Xlf'Xtilltlt'l'. Simiii-'I lliilli-mii, .lain-fs Mitmiilt. I,1m'i'i-iiw lilimi, Nifiiolas llgiliiingviz I,4-iwi'iiiit'i- -y.,i,,N,N' .mlm ll- W , 'WIS li.ilrlat'. nwiimm 1'-iliiln 'l lf 'il 1 liii'tIvqx'. Imnzillaii Zig KEEZ! I:W'lf lA' ,lli'iQj , Nlzilximlilii. llulrt-l't 541' 'gfalv A Q IXUHMU' 'l 1 i' Nlzniltins. I'ziti'itI4 1 27 bfi, V5l'lW' 'MVR XI vlinix l'tll1il I 'f . ai X' 1 'i SiimiIi'i'. llnlwrt uk 1 ' V11 -I , 'A 'jf t-Ztim-.x'. tlillwri 'yi Arm N HI 4 -III .4q-v'-A EQEA lYl'HYt'l'. liivliaiwl ldugll' ldllllll Q Xvimm' Paul Ht-nniv, David ' ' Xl umm. William hflwll- l 'W ' 1 0 Q Sliuzilly, 'l'hm'ntun SUNY- Gl'Ul'?l0 W' Ash' .lunjiix Scott. llf'lllL'l'f lk-ll. Yi-1-will Snyrlt-i', .Tuhn Findley, Ric-liaiwl Swain. .Ie-1'i'y Hallri'itt0i'. Holwrt Waggy, Rt-iii Hess, Dgmgilrl 'l'0l43li, Xvlllllilll Q3 dk-'X W5 Fw 11 1 'WB Que-an-f11'f ww-J -5, gag , . jwftayv N ,fl f Xlrs. Madge Nut-ty Sponsor Sigma loici Chi One of the greatest heritages of the Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Iota Chi Sorority is being the oldest sorority on the Potomac State School campus. The purpose of the sorority is to help others and to try to reach the highest standard possible, mentally, morally, and physically. A pledge party, a cake rafiie. a Christmas party. a Sweetheart Ball and a style show, highlighted the Sigma Social Calendar. Miss Irene Andrews was honored as Queen of VVinter at the .lingle Bell Hop. Miss Glendine Sanders was chosen Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at the Sweetheart Ball. Miss Yolanda Colabrese was elected most beautiful girl in the sophomore class in the Catamount Beauty Contest. and Helen Gleeson was chosen May Queen. In October. twenty girls became Sigma pledges. OFFICERS Worthy Treasurer Jeannine Riggs Nlziiywi illitlitiiiinlizi n Worthy Directress Glendine Sanders Miorthy l'i tii't't'i,I't,i,'g M Z Worthy Guard Helen Gleeson Xtlidllfitl tolali est- f Worthy St-ci'ctai'y X I 'I X'irf'ini'i Pitt 'in We I A 1 Regina Burley Eleanor Hoyt- .Iune Eyerly lileanoi' Gregg XVilina Johnson Mary Kitzniiller .lean Mt-Neil Sarah Morris Carolyn l'owci's lone Rannells Rebecca Reese Nancy Sellers Virginia Sweckei- .Ioan Yokum int Parchment Editor Irene Andrews M Isl M BIC R S Caroline .Xshhy Anita Bartlett Ilnabelle Boggs l.aura Dawson Patricia Douglas Mary Virginia liidner Margaret Mcliaughlin Patricia 0'Connor Phyllis Riggleman Peggy Shaffer Pauling Snyder Lelia Thrush Rebecca Tallman Mable .lean Wilson Sponsor M rs. Gwendolyn G i I l ham f--.,, -..xh .. , fi Q X 14 3 1 ,v .. wh I rdf' ,,..w.g ,N pin 29- I rm 1 . '.f,-.M -e S X '7' 4' 'N-. QW if ix f-LE, -rd 0 vw M., .M-, ' PY 2. H -W-ff 'iff' .. wg. fu We 6 V' M ...MMM1 .. , J., f , Wk, My 'ff Ali A wr R .Ei , ,Q sa X' Q wr' N W 'K f v , 1 x T 4 'WW K' f X J, , 1 N, Q V 7' ,, I 5 J ff yi I ' 'K X 2 V ,xx an -.vw 1' VW :+- - ' L, - ' V . '5I'? I .y- 'E '81 V f :V ,, ij f J? 4 ' L x 52 .,,. ., Ziff. fyf9 ' , '-.s:,:.,f Q , , 5 , Sw ag X. 4 l ..x-fwwf k f 1-- QQN f m.,?i:.x ,Wigs .M SW If v '7' WM if 'E 'ir'iti'I2'f I 1 -rm 'yvyl , .ff Jw- Y , sw, ff l M ' 'f '-zlfi., .sf- A- If' 2 3 Sin X V , Q ww AWA 1 Phi Sigma Nu Since the founding in 1922 of Phi Sigma Nu Frater- nity, then known as the Kappa Kappa Fraternity, this organization has been one of the outstanding social groups of Potomac State School. The social life of the fraternity was enriched by a suc- cession of varied activities throughout the year. lt in- cluded the Pledge Party, held at Coach Lough's Club House, at the beginning of the yearg a unique dance during the fall with dance bands on a film strip, the money from which being used to begin a fund for cheerleader uniforms: the selling of school pennants, the keeping of scores for football games, and an initiation party on February 7. James 'l'. Handlai Sponsor Miss Irene Andrews and Donald Rolley were crowned queen and king of Winter at the tenth annual Jingle Bell Hop. December 17. for which limmy Andrews and his orchestra played. Held in the auditorium. this dance was by invitation with no admission fee, this being the first time in the history of Potomac State that a charge was not made for attendance at a prom. A leader in all campus activities. the fraternity is proud that its members hold many important offices on the campus. Phi Sigma Nu demands of its members scholastic achievement. col- lege spirit, high moral standards. and interest in all college students. The lasting bonds oi' friendship established here will be treasured memories in years to come. OFFICERS Q Q -f Secretary by-esiflciit WWNWNWNVNWP Keith Kyle llonalfl H. Rolley . ' L: ? X Treasurer ' John Little tim--iii-t-sifimr Ht . is orian Thomas Collins 42 Hi :D C Iqndvn lmwg - X 1 . JC 1 l MW MEMBERS .Xrinbresteiy Vernon lie-rgdoll. Paul Lance. Granville Linaberg. Charles 1 , '- lloylcs, Hrady --- W- Breed, Nathan Cooper, Reginald Curley. Donald Day. William Gorby, Edwin Hammond. James Hawkins, Joseph Johnston, Harry Rolley, Donald Macy. Allen Ours. Jack Plate, Kenneth Skidmore. Robert Slcidmore, Harold Slagle. Phillip Sinclair, Arthur Hoover. Ralph Larue, Phillip Watson. Robert i ' '1 1 'ilk K 3 wil' , . -V in PX W 'H'-.W-pf I 'V My Q ' ' X .3 -mr , A . I I , F , Agiilxk X ...gi ...el 0' 'L 'His 5 , . rr ., .J f 1 -fi M , A I., ..... ,,,,. I lf jf MW, f f' Aix Ai 5 211935. -'iv 492 ,lv K e ,-qs .wwf 'B N.f ' i if? s 1 i 3 I A Zeta Mu Epsilon t1l+ll+'l1'l5l'lS l'rt'si11t-nl - - llztrrivt .Xhern , X'lev-I'i't-sitlt-nt Sliiile-N' llansroth V 4' S1-1-iw-tuijx Nlziry' Nest-i L E 'l'i'vasL1i'4-1' Dorothx' Sturm Q 5 , . I . 2. f lontlttelrvss l,2ill'lt'l2l lunillvr 1 L , . :. .:' SVI1.Il'lll1l-ill-J1l'll1s liurlmrgi Mitchell ' Ze-In Mu ldpsilon Sorority was founclecl at Stephens College. lltllllllllllil. Missouri. l e1n't1z11'y 27. 11121. The forinzil installation ol' the Kappa Flietptei' ol' Zeta Nlll Epsilon was helml at Potomac State l'll'lll'L12l1'j' 27. 15148. The purpose of the sorority is to estab- lish an perpetual liontl of frienclship znnong the nieinhers, to fle- relop an stronger unil inure woinunly Cl1Zll'ZlC'lCl'. and to lmrozulen the moral ttnfl intellet-tual life of its ineinhers. This year's activi- ties int-luflerl an fall rush party at the home of Mrs. C. M. Bennett of Moorehelfl. national treasurer of Zeta Mu Epsilon: at Talent Ponte-st nt Keyser High Sc-hool in December: and closed. inforniztl social meetings at the honies of the president and sponsor. .. MEMBERS s. lVllll'lQ Rorlgt,-1's Sponsor Iliirrn-t .Xht-rn Ilarlrara Nlitc.-hell l'u1ric'ie1 l'll11ll1'1' Mary Nesvi Sliirlox' llzinsrotll Dorothy Blau' Stuiin PLEDGES l,2lll'lL'l2l llztntzie Varoline XYeakleAx ?E,5,,. wx ' fullvlf-m, K ,di ZWWW rrgsgg Student Council .luhn tlvhtils- Imtsitlt-lit tit' Sllhlvlll limi-x' ti Samui-l Shay l'i'+-sitltfiit tit' Siigtlwiii-ti'.' Vlwfx Pvte-1' l,:,ifllx'gu i'i'--sitlwiit fit' Ifi'--aliiiiaii Vlwsx .Xmia law- Vlcitu-i' Sttplitiiiitiiw- t'las.+ lit-ptwx--iit.itixw .lame-H Flaiiigan l+'i't-slmiaii Flax, lit-Iii-I-gt-111.11iw- Jam- l,lllllll'l' I'i't-sith-itt tal' lit-xiifwlrls ll-all Ilavitl Nliiiic-ltiiiagxwi' I'i'twitlviit til llaxix Ilall. luv Virginia Pittman l'i't-xitltliit wi' llaxix llall. t.iiAl1s .ltlilll I,1ttlt- laii-lla-llviiir lit-tni'tu+ttiit.itiX'i .lame-s itll-tioyv Pasquinu Ii4'Ilil'Xl'llliIlIl,l Ilixitlfl. Nuxuiii Nathan lhw-rl .Xrvatlia II1'i4Qlit+ iil'Ill'l'Nv'llltlllYl Sptmsol' Ilavicl li, Nuzum . - - Slmiiwi Tht- gun-i'iiii1g nrgaiiizatitiii tit' tht- wtuilt-ht lmcl-x' ut' Iaittiiiizir- Statt- Svlmttl is th-' Stuilt-nt, Q'ULlllf'il, wlttistf inajm' ulijvc'tix't1s fll't' flirt--:ting sturlt-nt avtivitit-s ami liiwtiiitttiiiq svlmul spirit. During lfivsliinait Wovli tht- tavum-il amsistn-tl in thv uiiifiitatiuh pi'ugi'ani lm' tht- lllbtllllllltfl stuflvhtsg txvti wt-f-ks latvi- thv grmip assistvtl in in-gahiziiig tht- tit-fliiiiaii vlass, stfivvte-tl t'i't-sliniaii rult-s, and SLllN'l'Vlitli tht-ir t-1it'u1'c'v11it-iit thiwiuqli tht- Iiaitgaiwttt t'uui't. 'l'ht' l'tium'il hvlil tl1usvs aml sultl pi-ugrains lm' tht- tmithall gaiiitls. In Ot-taht-1' tht- Stuclt-iit Vuiim-il spuiiwiw-tl um- tit' tht- must gala aflaiis ini thi- vam- pus: thv annual Ilviiivc-tiiiiiiig I-Rall. litiiitiring Mlm Cillilllltllllll, ami in Max' tht- Vfiiiiivll 4-tmluwatt-tl with thtf yvliysival urlut-atitm 'it-paiitim-tit iii tht- Manx' lbavx' ft-stivititts, xvltivli t-iilinihatvtl in thi- Manx' Qut-1-ii liall. lillilll iw,-cwnnxiie-iitlatiuii ut' tht- athls-tit' ill-tmi'tii'it'iit. tht- f'Ol.lIll'll pi-list-iitwl lvttt-rs, stu-:ite-i'g4, anti wpvcial awaiwls tit athlt-tvs aiitl haiitl im-lube-rs. 'Hur 4, , Y, , Coiomount SMH Editor - Shirley Hansroth Business Manager - - James Lohr Assistants Phillip Staggers. Phillip Slagle Subseriyition Manager - - Glendine Sanders Make-up Editors - - Regina Burley, Virginia Pittman Assistants Hia-hard Findley, Eldon Allamong, Nancy Sellers, Jeannine Riggs, .lune Everley, Eleanor Gregg, Anita Baitlett Art Editors - Carolyn Powers, Thomas Collins Sports Editor - - Marvin Lee Photography Editor Allen Mar-y College Photographer - - Albert Wilhide H P ' Sponsors - Mr, and Mrs. David G. Nuzum MVS' David G' Nuzum Co-Sponsor mmf if ,vu-s. i-Yf ii-'?'V Q Q 2 'F0Zfiiil7:' 'Ummm I a Sigmci Phi Omega Sigma Phi Oinega. the Honoi' Society. holds an vnviahle position on the r-nimiiis of Potoinac- States School. Although its inemhership is small, it makes L1 wortli-x' c'onti'ihtition to student lite and activities. .Xa Sigina Phi Oim-ga i'epi'vst-iits all caimms grotiiis. it is in-oper that it should simmoi' tht: two t-oiivotatioiis that honor Potomac' Statt-'s organiza- tions. This .X't'lll' at thi- lirst afxsfainlily after the opening of school, the Society 'iii-sviitwl thi- uighth annual Know Your Oi'ganizations program designed tisiit-c-ially for tht- miw sttitltfiits. 'I'ht- c-ompanion prograin, Recognition Day, i'vvit1ix'iiig thi- tic-liiexwiiiwiits of tlitf cainptts societies and their i'e1n'eseiitatives. is on tht- sin-ing iwistci- ot' vveiits. Thi- fo.-mal initiation and i'cc'vption of new inelnhers and the haiiigiivt at whit-h tat-uIt'x' and stiitlvnts unite to do them honoi' are also ac'- tivitites rf thu spring. 'Fin-ouglioiit tht- at-liool yvai-, Sigma Phi Utne.-ga holds itself in readiness to assist in any Qc-liool fiinc-tion, This Ave-ai' tha niviiilwrs again serve-cl as aides in the dining room at tho faviilty iw-i-iitioii to thv studs-nts. The society also sponsors the sale ot' school cinlmleins, Whilt- partir-iliatiiig in othw' at-tivitiws, Sigma Phi Omega novoi' loses sight of the iimioi-taiic-v ol' sv-liolavsliip hut ti-his to sti-ass tha wvll-halaiic-i-d 1-ziinims lifv in which hoth sc'liolai'sIiip and VLIIUIPLIS avtivitivs liaivv the-ii' plain-l H OFFICERS Pi-if-sirleiit Jimmie Hammond ViC'E-Ii,1't1SlfiE'l1I, - - Virginia Sweclwi' Secretaim'-'1'i'u1isii11-1' and Siionsoi' Nant-y M. Miller Faculty Repi'c-suiitatix'i- - David C. Nuzum ACTIVE HOQTER Lawrance Baldingei' l2ai'hai'a Mitclii'-ll Jimmie Hammond Virginia Swat-laci- Dr, Nancy M. Miller Sponsor Pon' Hellenic Council f The Pam-lilelleiiic C'ouiit'il is the giweriiiiig liocly for the Greek letter tiigaiiiircaititiiis on the campus. The coimril 5 Q O is Composed of two i'epi'eseiitutives from each fraternity l Qlqq and sorority who, tlircmiigli tiiiilieil clfiwt, serve us 21 forum for the clist-ussioii of pi-olileiiifa perttiiiiliig to t'rutei'mil life. wi' 'mm 0' Hamm Pan-Helleiiici' tii'i'ziiigt-rs tlit- fmiitiail siiriail pmgi'ziiii for these Sluilisirl' societies. OFFICERS Presitlem - .ltmliii H. Little X'iC'e-Pi'esi1'le-ii! .luliii .l. Gentile Sec-iw--tziijx' - llltiijx' lmiiisit llzirtiiiaiii 'l'i'i-zisiiiw-i' Sliirlngx' I.. llziiisriilli MIUMBIGHS lfltirrit-t Alierii .Xlxiijr lmii llzirtmirii Nancy Lou Sellers .Xliuriw llutstiii Eva M. Cliapmaii ,ltiliii ll, Little .Iuhii .I. Gentile lmmilil Il. litillt-y Shirley L. Hfinsrotli tlilln-rt ,l,Stn1'eY . i . r,w1,',' ,. f , ,. ,, it Q 4 2 ,,SfQX' ' 'V -K-7 5 f:ift,ii,L,- t . it ' 1ig' 5' in .Z .4 1 ' Z 1 .3 KS.: T new S A: 1 f The Posquino The May 18 issue of the Potomac State PASQUINO, fortnightly student publication, marks the close of the thirtieth year of its existence and service in recording campus activities. This publication is the work of members of the classes in journalism and some others outside the class who volunteer to help. During the busy days preceding the appearance of each issue, the Play Shop serves as lj! I 1,,5,i,l.1h ,tl MW1t.,- editorial headquarters. The paper is printed at the IVIIN- 5,,t,,N,,t EHAL DAILY NEWS-TRIBUNE plant, The PASQUINO staff also publishes an annual Student-Faculty Directory. On the social side there is the annual Press Banquet which this year is being held at the Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club, May 243. The speaker on this occasion is always a prominent representative from the journalism profession. A member of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association, the PASQUINO endeavors to conform with the creed of that organization. This year representatives from the staff attended the annual State Inter- collegiate Press Conference held at Morris Harvey College, Charleston. Fay VV. Gum, PASQUINO Sports editor. was named treasurer of the State group. vw- mga I' 'inf' 1 Q Q 4' 'SZ' '- Sophomore Staff xp. B- , 1 .jf L43 The Pcasquino STAFF Editor-in-Chief - James P. McGoye News Editor - - . Bernard C. Mayhury Assistant-Irene Andrews Business Manager - - - Robert, V. I-lill Assistant-Gilbert Storey Sports - Fay W, Gum, Robert Skidmore, Sports Editors Harry T. Johnston, Jr., Reginald Cooper, .lohn Snyder, Lew Ayers. William Voigt, Margaret Holyard, Phyllis Riggleman Society ---- Jane Dumire. Editor Janet Streett. Features - - . Roger C, Crosby, Editor Larry Greco, Victor T, Metz, Juanita C. Waugh, Vernon E. Beal, Don Horner, Harold Klieves, Alpheus Mo-rrison Alumni News - - - Charles Spooler, Editor Circulation Manager - - - James I., Newlin Reporting Stal? Adele Smith, Phyllis Riggleman Staff Photographer - - - Allen D. Macy Potomoc Stote Ployers Try-outs, followed by an initiation and an informal reception at Rey- nolds Hall in mid-October, started Players Club on its twenty-ninth year as one of the major cultural groups of the campus. Meetings are held once a month in the Play Shop. A program com- mittee appointed for each meeting arranges such entertainment as skits. one-act plays. readings, make-up demonstrations, and dramatic reviews. The club's major activity for the year was the presentation of the three-act comedy, Charley's Aunt, in the College Auditorium, March ill, ll, and 12. The group is sponsoring a three-day bus trip to New York City this spring for the purpose of seeing Where's Charley? the musical ver- sion of their play on Broadway. A visit to Billy Roses famous Diamond Horseshoe, a National Broadcasting Company program at Radio City, and a sightseeing tour of the city are to be included. Members of the club who have earned membership in Delta Psi Omega, national honorary dramatic fraternity, will be named in May. OFFICERS President - - - Yolanda Colahrese Vice-President - .Ioan Yokum Anna Lee Clower .Tam es Hamm ond Secretary Lawrence Baldin Betty Boggs Joan Dimon Richard Findle-V Helen Gleeson Eleanor Grimes Marie Hutson lvlary Kidner 'l'rvasuri-i- gf,-r MEMBERS Calvin Lauder Robert Malamphy Rita O'Malley Tone Rannells Phyllis Riggleman Mildred Rymer Frank Seabock Samuel Shay Eileen Simmons Philip Slagie Adele Smith Robert S-pooler Janet Streett Virginia Sweckei Juanita Waugh Elected to Dt-itat Psi Omt-ga, May, lil-18 Dr. Elizabeth A. AIWHIGI' Sponsor cle an! , l if Mrs. Gwendolyn Gillham Sponsor Larry Balriinger Vernon Beall Nathan Breed Yonnie Colabrest- Mary Lou Hartman Hal Klieves .lean McNeil Dave Munchineyer .Xrlene Shaffer .Iacliie Thrasher .loan Dilnon Ilarhara Mat-Donalsl Sam Shay Iioh Shrout Linton Sites lloh Sliooler Adele Smith Tops cmd Floats The newest of Potomac States cultural organizations is Taps and Flats. which was originated two years ago by the cast of the First all-student musical, Public Law 3416 From that beginning, Taps and Flats has grown to be one of the most active organizations on campus, Last year the members presented a second musical comedy, The New Look. starring an all male cast. Tallulah of the Fire Pit, which was presented this year was most successful. lt too was a musical comedy. The story, script. and music were entirely original. The productions are student-written and student-clirected. OFFICERS President - - Lou Bonata Vice-l'l'esi1lcliI - .lolili Gentile Sec'rete:i'5' - Anna Luv Clower 'I'reasui't-r Gilbert Storey' llistorian - - Bob Nlalainiiliy MEMBERS ima O'Malley James Ash Mary Kidner lietty Lou Golden l'eg.fg.r Blair Pat O'Connor Carolyn Powers Don Rolley Margaret Mc-Laughlin Tina Fislit,-r .,-f-,V - .lane Dumire Inns- Rannells .lean Smith .Iiin Scalist- llol'wi't Czsllis He-'tty Quigley l,eHo.v Dv Yallit Pat Fimlmle Connie Ryiner ll0l'wi'l Bess Ilon Hess Fritz Maine .luanita Xvaugh Dick l+'indlt-lr .Ianet Sue Mongold -,.,,..,.--v-v-1 Poiomoc Store Singers Under the direction of Mr. Leonard G. Withers. the Potomac State Singers completed an active and successful year. The group made several appearances in local churches. ln addition to the annual Rotary club and the college programs, the Singers united with the community choirs in the presentation of a Christmas concert at the Keyser High School Auditorium. The Singers made their annual spring tours. This year, they appeared in concerts before the major high schools between Parkersburg and Mar- tinsburg and included Cumberland. For the first time, the organization gave performances in the Wheeling area. The Singers closed the year's activities in a final appearance at the Baccalaureate Sermon and Graduation exercises. Morris, Sarah Sellers, Nancy Mc-Neill, Jean Mr. Leonard Withers Director SINGERS Colabrese. Yolanda Smith, .lean Ashby, Caroline lVillis. Nlary Louise Reese. Rebecca liolyard, Marjorie Bartlett, Anita lvlongold, .Ianet Sue Hurley, Regina Riggs, Jeannine Dumire, Jane Riggleman. Phyllis Snyder, Pauline Thrasher, Jacqueline Golden, Betty Lou Gregg, Eleanor liitzmiller, Mary Everly, June De Yalliere. LeRoy Spooler. Charles Cooper, Reginald liovattcr. Donald Macy, Allan Callis, Robert Fridlcy. Conrad Hammond. .Jimmie Rennie, David Jackson, Thomas Cole, Vi'alter Plate, Kenneth Dayton, William Little. John Shay, Sam Hardy, Jack Breed. Nathan Ayers, Lew Castello. Dolores O'Connor. Patricia Douglas. Patricia Miss Frances Sarullo Pianist i i ' Potomoc Stote Bonol The Potomac State Band was organized September 22. lil-18. As stated in the preamble of the bands constitution, it was organized to help satisfy and promote the interests of instrumental music in particular on the campus of Poto- mac State College and in the town of Keyser and its im- mediate vicinity and to offer its full support to all musical organizations, in general, toward the ultimate end of help- ing to stimulate a constant growth in all phases of music. rf ,...,. A Carl J. Peterson The activities of the band have not been as many as it Dmctol. hopes to have as it becomes older. The highlight of the first semester was participating in the Christmas program with choral groups from the various Keyser churches. The band looks forward to more playing opportunities in the second semester. A letter award of the band's own design is given to band mem- bers upon the completion of two and one-half semesters of mem- bership. This is contingent upon a passable record of attendance which is in accordance with the band's constitution. One hour of credit is also granted. The band hopes to see more students next year who are in- terested in band playing come to Potomac State from the various out.- lying high schools. VVith more band-minded students coming to Po- tomac State, the band will become larger and more improved. OFFICERS President ---- .Jack Hardy C QALJ D Sf'L'1'l:tl8l'AY-Tl'L'LtSl.ll'Cl' - Anna lim- Clower of - W fe Student Council NUIll'CS1'l'ilLlilYU - NX'altcr Cole Aft Mamnni-as ll -'ll Laci? t Bess. Robert flallion, .Iohn Iiidncr, Mary Sanders. Gilbert fall Mfg 'lt T Hurlev. Regina Ht-sse-n. William Long, David Shat-H'er, Arlene l lell ,ll Ccherly. Bernie .toni-s. Landon Maine, Fritz tt Shay. Samuel jlljif Collier, Daniel .Ind-xx lit-tty Lou 0'Conncr, Patricia Swcc-ker. Virginia t ,H 7 I-'imllckxg Richard it Thomas, Pat tl V H J L-2-- 4' lJl'UltIH'fl st-cond scincstcr 'Q' New invinlrcrs for se.-cond SL'lllk'SlL'l' Folio Book Clulo The Folio Book Club was organizecl in l'lZ3S.i ancl has grown to be the most. active cultural organization on the Potomac State campus. Al- though afiiliatetl with the College Library. the club functions as a sep- arate group, serving as a forum for the rliscussion of modern literature. Meetings are helcl on the iirst anal thircl Fridays of each month. ancl are comprised of book reviews, instructive moving pictures. business sessions and frequent social allfairs. Among the annual activities ol' the club are a picnic. student mix, anal a community project. which for the past two years has been the sending ol' text books to war clevastecl schools ancl libraries. lloggs, llllkillL'llL' llove. Eleanor l Lllli, Gciii'Qc E. Grcfrg, Elcanor Flux llill 1'kf. J llalhritter. Robert ' I Harris, Gtorgc iss Mary F. Shipper Sponsor l.aurle1', Viilvin .X1'inh1'cslci'. Ycrnoll Hfnnmonrl, .limmic Kiilner. M:uQv Virginian OFl+'lCl5llS I'ri-snlt-iii - Churlcs R. Spoolel' Yict--l'i t-sith-in - Hclcn Gleeson Sccrcl.1iw'-'l'i'i-'isiirci' Virginia llcllc Swcclscr Ml+lMl3lQllS RIC-Donalrl. liarliara Mitchell. Harhara Morris. Sarah Pittman. Virginia Quigley. Betty Riggleinan. Phyllis Riggs. Jeannine Sanders. Glencline Sellers. Nancy Slagle. Phillip Tliayer, Colleen SS ff Home Economics Club l'l't'sl1lv'l1l Secretary Trcasurci llarrict Ahern Elaine Cole Eleanor Dove V Margaret Ann lie ticitiunle llall Namw Sdltxlx Sponsor Vice-President OFFICERS MEMBERS Elaine Colc Mable .lean 'Wilson Leila 'l'brush Rebecca Tallman llorothy Mac Sturm llebecca Tallman Leila Thrush Uarolinc XVeaklcy Mabel Jean Wilson -722 f, The Home Economics Club is afliliated with both the West 'Virginia Home lflconomics Association and the American Home Economics Asso- ciation. The purpose is the development and promotion of standards of home and family life that will best further individual and social Welfare. The club sponsors a tea and exhibit of related art projects in .lan- uary and a tea and fashion show in May. The home economics students of Keyser High School are guests at the fashion show. The club served a luncheon for the regional meeting ol' the Academy of Science in No- Yember. VVith the money which is raised by means of bake sales, the club contributes to the national fellowship fund for foreign students selected to study homc economics in American colleges. In April representatives attend a two-day meeting of the West Virginia Home Economics Asso- ciation at Jackson's Mill. ,S , as 1. for ff' ri? WDM. - ik: 3 4 T ' si li v'.g,l.i fn, Y xi ' ,, T' E 9fi'QM t Q L 55 it ima Wil? i 1 i X' Wfiwifi fag, X ?f.W,,,.,,.. . 4.2 3 t 3 in W. fic 1. ml The Medisci tfluh was organized in lfliiil and was known as the Medical Cluh for it was organized hy students majoring in medicine. ln 15345, the club underwent a change and became known as the Medisci Cluh. Since then the membership has grown to include all persons in- terested in science The meetings are held hi-monthly. at which time films are shown, dehates take place, and prominent speakers are invited to present their views on timely suhiects to the organization. l'lt'Sltl1'lli Yicc-l'rcsiiIcnt Ul1'l+'lClQllS limmic llannnonil llclcn Gleeson ' ' i i ' ming St'L'l'L'lill'.Y-'illlfllhlll 'l' - - L nalitllc lntrhh. .Xnita Ilartli-tt, lloliert Hess Carroll Clark Reginald Cooper William Egcr Pat Fimhel Richard Findle-V George Fulk tlranville Haltcrn Marie llntson Nick ldoni Thomas Jackson James A, Kerns lXlEMl5EllS lfritz Maine Nlarlin Nlclice Virginia Pittman Kenneth Plate llctthx' Qniglc-r Thomas Rizcr Arthur Sinclair Phillip Staggers Virginia Sweclier Glenn O, XVorknian Francis tPegl Blair Calvin Lauder M12 .James T, Handlan Sponsor XYalter .laworeli Sponsor Hay Cosner Kenneth Crippen Robert Crump William Curry Harry Davis .Iames Dawson Wayne Decker Donald Emerson Arthur Engle Edward Fazenbaker Carleton Gill XVilliam Gros Robert Helbig William Hesen Engineers' Club OFFICERS President - - .Iames L. Newlin Vice-President - Norman H. liiesel Secretary-'l'1'easurer - George L. Harris MEMBERS Charles Albright Larry Alvaro Emil Avey Lawrence Baldingei James Bane Donald Hess .lohn Hinkle Edmund Hunter Keith Keister Charles Kettering Charles Kincell Charles Kirkpatrick lionallan Kirtley Robert Kirtley Harold lilieves Edwin Knippenberg .lames Leader David Leatherman .Xndiew Lewis Charles Higgs Lewis llolyard Brady Boyles Ho-ward Brannon Nathan Breed David Long Harry Lowe Co-bern Manges .lack Mellott Max Messenger Frank Mobilio George Moody Howard Mowery Paul Ott Roy Parsons Marion Paugh Gilbert Sanders Nelson Sellers Frederick Shaffer lienneth Brown XVilliam Burkey Robert Callis Charles Clarkson Thomas Collins Robert Shelley John Shore Joseph Silvestel' John Snyder Douglas Spencer O-rval Stewart Ray Stickley Lester Stone Eugene Taylor Pat Thomas Louie Tresino Francis Yarnall The Engineers' Club was organized in 19231, and it has remained ac tive throughout the intervening eighteen years. All engineering majors are automatically members of the club. but other students who are in terested in engineering are invited to become members. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the students with the different fields oi' engineer ing. Practising engineers from the Potomac Edison Co.. Kelly Spring field Tire Co.. Celanese Corporation of America, and VVest Virginia Pulp and Paper Co.. gave lectures to the group throughout the school year The meetings were usually concluded with informal chats with the visit ing professional engineers. 'T mtv- 'E I 'gsm 33 jer Women's Residence Council The XVomcn's llesitlence Association, established December T. 1944, is comprisetl ol' the women living in the tlormitories. From each girls' tlormitory is eloctetl a House Council. The woinen composing the House Council elect from themselves a legislative hotly. the llesitlence Council. The purpose ol' this council is to atlminister student govermnent in the NVomen's l-lesitlencc Halls. on or ot? the Potomac State School campus. with the honor system as its basis in which each student co- operates for the bettering of her character and for the development of her social competence. This year. the Association tglevelopecl an orientation program which will assist the incoming freshmen in adapting themselves to campus life more reaclily. Ol+'l1'olL'loGllS i llresnlent - - Yolztntla l'lllEllll'f'SQ Secretary b - - tilcnrlint- Santlers ILXYIS ll.Xl,l, l'l'tfsit lent Social tfhairman Sl3Cl'L'lkll'-Y 'l'reasurcr lJl'GSltlL'l1l Social Ch Secretary Treasurer ait man I-lEYNtll.lJS Yirginia Pittman tllentline Sanrlcrs Pauline Sn-vrler Patricia Douglas .lane Dumire Yolantla Colahrese Janet Sue Mongoltl Adele Smith Miss Helen Criner Sponsor Dani G, Lough Dietitian Dining Hull Steiff Head VVaiter Sam Alexandei O X olanda C olabrese lrene Andrews Glendine bandeix lauience Antonik Harold Gillespie Charlex Peteix XX lllldlll Ballard Dick Harniison Pete Petuxka l Ollls Bnnatn Fred .Janson Tracy Rl,.,glllS B111 Dunne Ben Kablack Paul Stex ens lamex haten Pete Ladygo Charles Sauden l11a1lC1x 14 entecin .lanies Meehan .lack 'w11n1ns B111 Foiaker Gene Mulligan Bill X 0132111 Gaixex L,11111n1'c Paul Nestor Fred Tueedlie E ' 1 . 1 1 1 6 v. gg Sp, ' ' 'fgfgf f A ,lj 4 l- -. . '93 1' ,M W 'f 5. 1 ,, ' . ' wi 1 Q f . ,. f V 5 Aff? ,J . W , . Z , 6 ,5 rl P1 Q ff if 552 F' 1 W 441115 Women's Athletic Association t JFFICIQHS President - - - Nfinclx Sellers Viee-Presiilent It:-ttlv Wlizirton Secretary - Virginia Pittinan Treasurer - - Stiraxlt Nt-lle Morris Intermurzil Sports t'haiirnitiii - .lune lflverlv Points Clitiii'n1zni - Irene Anrlrexvs o X ..-mimic ., ll' 5. HM' gf Mrs. Maile., Xt Sptillstrl' The purpose ot' the Women's Athletic Association is to provitle leisure time activities. to organize. stanilairclize. zinrl popularize vvomen's athletics on Potomac STLIICQS czinipus. The members zittenmt lo tlevelop a spirit of fair play. high sportsmanship. ainfl to promote general health for and among the women ot' the school. These opportunities tire open to every woman on the ctiinpus, The club motto is 'LX sport lor every Woman anal everv woman in at sport. Membership is baisecl on at minimum ot' tvvo huntlretl tittv points. Wlteii this is achievetl. the new member is entitletl to xvear the W. A. ..X. emblem. These points tire eurnetl by participation in tournaments. attending meetings committee meetings. and bv numerous other meth- orls. Upon gaining seven huntlreti fifty points. the XV. A. A. presents the member with ai pin: ttntl one thousuncl points entitles her to vvezir the regulation Potomac State letter. This is the highest honor liestoxvetl in womens athletics. One of the various activities sponsored bv the Womens Athletic Association was The Cotton Blossom Follies. at minstrel presented on February R, in the Keyser High School uuclitorium. The entire lD1'Ogl'illl'1 hy. ical Ecltittit cn 1 c 1 was original and all girls taking P fs' -' i ii uarti -iyatetl. tiene .Xnilrt-xvs .lime lflverlv t'hristine Fisher Seiruli Morris Yir5:finizi Pittniiin lone ltzinnells Nanc-v Sellers W S llettiv NX'harton Ml1lhlBlflliS I ltftlwulle llmiggs Aliltliuyil Hvtner 'Pat Douglas Mabel XVilson Pauline SllXfll'l' Peggy' Sliatler Yonnie Colalmrese Patricia Keller l' Vi' MYR 4955 .9 Wir 1'-ma ? ff',. '2? Nxt . x - ... M :If- II fx ws' Wu .w. ,. 1 .-,pw-.X IWW QV W KW lm' ,ngw ii, Cx NOW YHBW7? Q aww su ' I ., , 45 p Y t f t J' 1 , f 'rr if, S at , f 5 Y A get A f Xf 1 1 3' S f ,A 1... .A Q, N52 ' 5, sg if ii -iii ,J 'Qs 'X a 0 f V gl t ., , J A ,, . ' K . . ng J . Potomoc Stote Delooters The Debaters' Club received its topics for argumentation early in the fall: the question for this year was: Resolved, That the Federal Govern- ment Adopt a Policy of Equalizing Education in Tax Supported Schools by Means of an Annual Grant. The members discussed and selected the respective team on which they wished to participate. Daniel Habeeb and Robert Halbritter chose to represent the affirmative side. while John Gentile and Patrick Mankins chose to uphold the negative aspect. Considerable improvement had been shown by both squads before their first appearance in March before the Presbyterian church group. After many intercollegiate debates the teams were prepared to journey to Glenville Where the annual Intercollegiate Debate Tournament was held on April 24. MEMBERS John Gentile Daniel Habeeh Patrick Marhcins Robert Halhrittey ADVISER J. Kenna Burke n . Www, my WT ,A :Wy -rw'-I r 'K N .,,,,. A W A-Y... W0 f ' ' .Bi , 5- f , , V . W' 1 ' A' K fi 1 'X ' Va .Q--S153 , , 1' I' ' 2 .Q A V 'Q X ,H ,. . l , , , . 1 qw K ' '. fa, f A , -1 , ,, . .WW fifow.. , LWYQWQ .fig is ?1vw.fZ- aJ1f..11.,:'. 1, .Q .T Alf. ' fa- A m f' ,.. 3 J. ,WX E ., 235 J, X .x..,,.,Z1A 1. r 1 ,ffrilf 5 3,5 , Q. if? ,gg -3 .fQlB'f?1'2W9'i5' ' W ,gf if x , L , 2. I .2 V..,,4v-' 1 ' 'Q X? nm ,WA .N 1. 3 , A ru Q 4 X. . - f- , . -. 92 M if 1, , ,QQ 5 , . , HA S2L.xSL,.-. .i ?i f4f ..a.-3' Ccstcamount Cheer Leaders Hmul f'l1ev1'leucl01' Nlflfhiill l 31'e 1ml lXl1ll'Q'Lll'UT Afl'I,LlLlQhlill KTL1l'j'KifZ1Nill6'1' Uvlty .Xlclhm Irenc .-Xndrcws .IIISINHLI XYALIQI1 Dolmvs Cnstvllu I U N X , ,- u . vm Xi? 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Shephenson, Stevens, Crowe. Dunne. lflonato, Henderson, Hero, Petriska, Bitsko, Hoover, White, Ash. SICFONID ROW: lforalter, Lucia, llonaee, S:-alise, l-Ballard. Simms. Harmison, lienevich, l,atl-xgo, Nestor, Olson, 'Kahlat-la, Iletvrs, Saudi-rs, 'FHIHIJ I-IOW: Riggins, Tweedie. Gillespie, Voigt, Mulligan, llii-ralq, Alexander. Jansohn. 'l'i-nney. Meehan. xllllif','illilf'Xt'l', Hill. Meliiriney. Cooper. Cotcimount Football Squad Under the direction ot Coach Dana G. Horse Lough, the Potomac State Catainounts compiled a record of three wins, four defeats, and a tie against top-notch competition. Witli Captain Charles Huyalq doing most of the scoring. the Cats tallied Qllfi points while the opposition inainifactured 120 counters. Potomac State 20, West Virginia University HB 33 Leading for three quarters hy the score 20-122, Uharles lluvak, and Pete l,:iil-rgo figured in Potomac the Catainounts Gnally succuinhed to a devastating Starck three touchdown scoring har:-age, while land and air attack to the Little Mountaineers tleoi-ge l,iiri:i liiclted two extra-points. by the Qcore 33-20. Homer llenderson. Vaptziin Potomac State 22, Shepherd 6 Capitalizing on two interceptions. a safety, and 15 yard line. and Tracy Higgins scored after two a fumble paved the way for the Catainounts initial attempts at the line, In the third canto. Kahlack victory. Bill Dunne intercepted the HWY Of two SW33' hloclied a Shepherd punt For an automatic Safety to Shepherd aeria-ls and returned it to the Raine 25 gin. tht, pate 3 13.1, hwy. p,,t,-,mm glgmvs my score Y3Vd line- Dllnmf- flwn- i'3999'l to LOU Bmlflm fffl' came on Fred .lanQohn's Al yard drive with Lucia the score, and George Luuia added the extra-point, 321,511 M-,,wa,l1ng H, map, mt. ,ml-, 33.45. to lead 7-0, Bonato intercepted another pass on the ' W 111522434 Potomac State 7, Newport News 9 0 The Catamounts tasted defeat on the first road at it , , , trip to Newport News hy the score 9-7. Sowartl sc-orerl V 'i f t ' was X it , . for the Virqintians in the first period to make the f ,, NL P sc-ore 7-tt, Potomac- State tallied in the sec-ontl quarter -if Q rf' on a 4 yurtl plunge hy Charles Ruyalc and the von- to iw'-gy .1 version by George Luc-ta, however. Newport atltletl if ' t .Q-5 -ig: V t 1 . , .... HM, Jigfxtgj 1 iiyu, Q an automatic satethv in the hnal pertotl tu win the ', ' S- 7' I . ' :' 'L 5 l gff f Sf X ts VX J ,, . . . . Potomac State ..I, Naval Receiving Station tn -tg 9 , . , ft:-Were-,' S 5. 1 v s Hetore at large Homecoming c-rowtl. the tfuta- mounts clefeztterl t-he Naval Revolving Station on c Q33 D x 5., ', aft ,X its sc-ores hy' Ifrerl Janshon, Hill Voigt, :mtl L httrles f mi' tt liuyali, An automatic- safety anti an eXIt'Et point rom- tw, P 'rv Init-tell the Ht'trt'illg for Stlitel P ,Iutlwon Hllotlgf- Hoflgt-S Potomac State 13, Concord 26 Potomac State- 26, lVIOIlt2f0lll6l'V 0 In their second Conterenc-e competition ot' the Unleasliing U lmwn,-ful lm. and gmmm attapkv -rear, the Catamounts were handed a lil-Zti defeat by a Potomac- State rlefeatetl Montgoinerv Junior C0111-get strong f'tJl'lf'tll'fl eleven. Charles Ruyali Carried the hy the st-ore Ili-tt. tlat'vtjx' Gilmore, .lac-k llooth, and oval over from the 4 yarrl line in the sec-ond quar- Homer Henderson, with two ti pointers, figure-tl in ter, anfl Pete Larlygo hloclqerl et punt in the thirtl per- the Cats' st-oring. l t-tt-rm qtntl l.ut-ia supplietl the iorl In enrl tht- Cats' tourhrlown parade-. Lum-in arltlefl extrzt points, :tn extra point. Potomac State 0, Davis-Elkins 7 Potomac State 7. National College 7 In at driving rain. the Catamounts lost a grueling Axlffm- 1H,,,lng fm. UNT? 1lUm.1M,S tm H much hattle TU D 5 E. T-U, before the Senators' Home- flown hy .lack Booth, untl an extra point hy George f't'WfiU9 3f3551'9S3U 'U- Luc-ia, Potomac State was fort-ecl into gt tit- when the National Vollege pusht-tl over gt tour-htlown limi gm extra point, Potomac State 0, West Virginia Tech 26 Completing the season at Montgom- l'l',V, W. Va., tthe Blue and Golrl Cata- 1' mounts ot' Potomac State- ulmnhetl fl iq 3 it 213-tl defeat at tlhe hands of it power- 1 tul Ter-h eleven. -sw will he--ff jf? :f.,'f? f'03r'l1 ,Q E t ' Dana G. ll'orse I,otuf2h .1 ., Ae. ' j uf ' . ' V e, :QQ ' ,' John 0. Maiden ' -but fwp.t-N- i ,W as . 4 t. fr- 3 5 971 ,AG Xa! 1- nl FRONT HOW: Mainz-tgt-i' llixt-nhziugli, tltitshzill. Swisht-i', tlrtts, lt't-nttin. lbitnnt-, Slqitltntiiw-, t'ti4it-li lttttgli. ltlfl.-XR HOW: lltwtnistmii, liz-ix'is, lfltittin, Nt-sttiig Sinus, lfinlt-x, Catamount Basketball Squad The Potomac State Catuiiititiiits, unclei' the tuttn-ship tit' t'tutt-h Dana l-ltn'se Ltxugh, wound up the regulzn' season with at ret-tn'tl tit' H ltmsst-s zintl 131 wins. Antithei' tlt-tt-at was titlministeretl by West Virginia Tet-h in the West Virgiiiiti lntt-1'-t'tillegittte rl'lttL1l'liZllIlt'lll. Thefi1'st,fix'e. ctnnposetl tif ftltll' stiphtnntires antl tine tieslnntin. wats letl in st-tiring hy Neil Gutshall with 3370 paints. Five nitn'e tfatznntnints ttmteiletl tJx'e1' ltttt 1nti1'lqei's eat-h. 'l'ht- l tittnnatt- Stzttt- Vzttznntiiints tttit-nt-tl tht- stun- F-tzttt-ttttt-1-t,-tl tinlx' ttilqt-ns tit' i't-sistttnt-t- in htixx ing stin at Slit-iizttitltmli hx' zthstirhing ti Bti-41 tlt-tt-tit. 'l'ht- tti tht- Wt-st Yirginixt l'nix't-1'sit,x' l-'rttsh tix't- TSI-till. hilt tn'st ht:n:t- ttpttt-Lit'gtiit-t- sttw tht- t'ttts tin ti shttrt t-ntl sht,wt-tl vlztss in tlt'ft'LIItlllp.I Sht-nttntlttgth ti-4-54, ztxtng- tit' at titt-2313 st-tn't- tit tht- haintls tit' Wt-st Yirginiti 'l't-t'h. ing gt ttt-t't-tit. 'l'ht- tltts tilgixt-tl it lwilliitnt hixtntt On Dt-t-t-tnht-t' ll Ptittnnut- Stzttt- itgziin Wt-lit tltmwn tit' h.ill tin lt't-lti'itgtt'-x' -l. ht-t'tn't- lttsing ttt ,Xltlt-i'sttn- in tlt-t'--Lit hx' gi 70-til! st-tn't- to XVt st l,iht-i'tx'. 'l'ht- ttil- lil'tlLttltlLln, Jtt--tis, itntl t-ttnttnut-tl tht-ii' tint- t'tn'in hx' lttwing wt-t-lt, ftn' tht- t'tiut'th t-ttnst-t'iitix't- tinit-, tht- wsinning tix't-i' Nattitinttl t'tillt-gh tiff-JH. t'xits xxt-t't- tlt-tt-tttt-tl hx' Salt-in till-48. 'l'htt t'ttllt-xxinlti wt-t-lt, llttitrlllltt' Staitt- stihthtt-tl ljtittiiiiztt' State won its initial x'it'ttn'x' tix't-1' lfrtist- llliit-fit-ltl, ti!-JSI. hilt wits tlt-t't-gitt-tl hx' t'tint-twtl lux' tht- hurg Stzitt- 'l't-:tt-ht-ts t'ttllt-gh 37-312, 'l'ht- tttllttxxing st-tn'tf- tit' TT-til 'l'ht- nt-xt night tht- t':tt:nnttitnts ltist night tht- t'Lits wt-l't- tlt-ft-tttt-tl, lit-t'ltlt-x' .lunitir t'tillt-gt- tt- llt-t-ltlt-x' TN-til. ht-ing tin tht- t't-t-t-iving t-ntl tit' Ll --IS-42 st-tn't-, Stzitt- wus tit-t-isix't-lx' ht-utt-n hx' lt1tx'is ztntl lfllltins Stzitt- atx't-ngetl un t-1it'lit-i- tlt,-ft-:tt tin .l2illllLtl'-X' H tan l'lt'llI'Ll2ll'-Y lf- with it Nl-51 st-twt-, ttnt- hiss wats wht-n tht-lx' stn'pi'ist-tl XVt-st l,iht-itx' with it t-ltist- 1931- tt-lltrxx't-tl hx' titititlit-i' tti Nltntis ll1it'x't-x'. T7--7-fl. til st-tn-e 'l'ht,- t'tillowing night tht- t':its stttlt- ti 54-52 'l'ht- Viittttntttiiits t-tintintit-tl in tht-ii' lttsing wtixs, x it-ttptjx' frtnn Slit-lilit-rtl, with ti TT-titt litittlt- with Wt-st Yirginigt 'l't't'h. liltt A real thrill tftnnt- tti tht- t'ztts wht-n tht--x' ht-ltl htttltt- in tht- win t-tihnnn hx' ttt-tt-itting Slit-,tht-i-tl ti!-ST, ltttxx'et't'L1i lt'ziii'tntint Stzitt- tt- at HH-til st'tn't- in at stitl' 'l'ht- nt-xt Uzttaittnttitnt x'it'tiin wits I+'i'tisthi1t': Stutt- hitttlt- t't'mn stzirt ttt finish. Dt-tt-:tt stztlltt-tl tht- trail. 'l't-att-li--rs, Tis-I-4, t'ttllttwt-tl hx' zt t-i't-tlitt-ihlt- .'t!t-ftti 1,-ss htixx't-vt-t', wht-n tht- t'ztts xx't-i't- ht-:att-n ttt lmvis :intl ltllltins. Tht- tinzil st'ht-tl- tht- t't,illt'ixx'ing night. .I:,tniiztt'x' 15, hx' Al- VL: :wM:A'lft. tilt-tl gziint- wits it 413-Tm win ttx't-i' XXX-sf tlt-t'stin-l2i't'izitltlus, 03-52. -' 'lv'-M lt-xttn. whit-h 1-itllt-tl l'ttttin-git- Smitt- A winning strt-uk t'tilltixx't-tl with at t - R tznt tit' tht- t-t-llzir tit' tht- Wt-st Yitgliniit Vzittttntiunt vit-ttirx' tix't-1' lx'ltintgtnnt-ijx'. . I ' lntt-t'-t-tiIIt-gi4ttt- t'tint't-rt-tit-t-u 73--IS, untl Lintitht-t' x'it-ttn'x' tix't-t' XVt-st- H t t ln tt-ttrngttnt-nt plgtx. tht- tfitgi- ine-rlit-tist-, tits-52. Stzitt- t-xtentlt-tl its ' l nitiitnts xx't-i't- t-lhnintttt-tl hx' :t TI-,TN skillful tiltiving gintl siihtlttt-tl llztgt-is V. , ltnss tti Wt-st Vit'-fitiiti Tt-t-h. ttiwn to tht- tunt- al' G2-22, N --Nlqiixin l.t-t- t Q-as 7 Zi, ggi! 191-if 1 ,ff , fnjdfif if ,. ,..,..y f n 7i'T xy ew 'S vQ T. 5-' . Athletic Awards The following persons were awarded oflicial college insignia for participation in sports during the school year of 121-IS-lSl4fl. In football. the following men received letters: William Ballard, ,lack Booth. .Iohn Bitsko Lawrence Cooper. Burley Crowe, VVilliam Dunne XYilliam Foraker, Harold Gillespie, Garvey Gilmore, Fred .lan- sohn, William Kablacli, Peter Ladygo, George Lucia, .Iames Meehan, Eugene Mulligan, Davis lVIunchmeyer, fy I '15 Dana McKinney, Paul Nestor, Oscar Olsen, Charles - -ev V ,Q 4 , . ,. Y, . Nfg!,yq?Z,,,g I C Peters. Peter Petriska. .lack Sims, Paul Stevens, Wyli- -tv T 7' , ff 'asf .I 7 . ,A txt-.,' '-,fl ham N oict. - Sweaters were awarded to the following for two L V years' participation in football: Samuel Alexander, Lawrence Antonik. Robert Bero, Louis Bonato, Rich- ard llarmison .lohn Lcncvich, Tracy Higgins, Charles Ruyak, .lunioi Tcnny, tlames NN'hite. Special awards for playing football three years were ,ejiven Homer Henderson, Eugene Stephenson, and Fred ..f-Dj, QJQZX Tweedlie. , 1 - 'I X Two students received lvlanagers letters: Charles ,ni Hixenbaugh in football and Arthur Engle in basketball. 4 I ,I Z Basketball letters were received by Francis Fenton, liichard Harmison Patil Nestor, .lack Sims, Isaac Swish- er. William Dunne. The following two-year men in basketball received sweaters: Harry Davis, .lames Eaton, Richard Finley, Neil Gutshall. Three sophomores received cheerleader's letters: Nathan Breed, Irene Andrews, and Mary Kitzmiller. Letters for three semesters' participation in the band were awarded to Dorothy Shaefffer. Jack Hardy, VValter Cole, Anna Lee Clower, David V x Long, Landon Jones. XQXKG4 fx W' ' Q4 f 7 2 , Kfxio f V XO M U hd , zyf f, C ws? A., fx,7i d 1 ,gay . M' f Ji 1 ' I , NX which avi, Rickavd- f .N 4 61 S0524 x.,u K aw s X Raxswwna' av? 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Iv. ,' Qu '. ,. x . 4.3 .- af W,-M Q - -: . , q,f1,,g ,N 1 - ?5ff'?'!'fv'w',.g,ff :f- 41 A-j -if x 1 Q 'v,' i': 1: 4 ,, A ' - x z- -W -- 5 -X mkhj--52, ,pn , N - f T , ,J L iw ,Q -yuyiiyuxz ,Q . .. - ggi' L fxffmu..- 'Q K 'en , - -f AW Q - .. ., , ,. . x.....-f V T' ' , ,, 5 4. W N- ' ' . . . ., 9 M . 1 ,, . - - v V V uv Q. ' . - ... - L - i i Major We rqppaeciale A college has many friends, but no boosters are more appreciated than the intlivimluals and business Iirms who, by their generosity in the form of adver- tisements, have made our yearbook possible. NVe, the Catamount staff, the faculty, and the stu- dent body offer our sincere thanks. Advertisement o omao S ate School of West Virginia University A Junior College, Fully Acwerlited I Offering C'otn'ses in Arts and Sciences. Pre-Law, Pre-Education. C0lNIUCl'f'L' and Business A4llNjl1iFll'ClIi0U, Home Economics. .'Xnf.fl'i1'llHlll'6'. IGngintw1'ing. Musiv. Pte-Dental. Pre-Medical Sa-llsibla Atf'flCtI?llliC Standards A XVQII-Plalnnwl Soc-ial and Physical Educ-ation P1'OfIli3D1 Tntvlligvnt .fX11f-nlifm to tho P1-olmlelns of the Tnmliviflual Student Reasonable Cost A WPS! Virginia Institution in Kayser glllllllitil' 'l'o1'1n: Juno ti. 111-117 Fall 9t'lNPH1Gl'I gt?I3lCI111ltt'1' N, Hr-49 E. E. Cllllffll, PfPSil1Pl1f - --f -Al 17-1 I - l 1 I 1 - l l The New Keyser Theatre Ultra Modern I and Music Hall Theatre Entertainment for Everyone C k don Theat Keyser., W. Va. l West Virginia I Pulp and Paper f Colnpany I H I Luke, Marylalld I ' For the Best in Ayrshire Cattle, Contact Potomac State School Farm R. L. Dennison, Supt. Phone 5171 Keyser, W. WOOD FORD STONEWALL JACKSON His Dam's Sire and Dam imported from Scotland. His first daughter to freshen at Potomac State School Farm was sold for 161,000 at 2 yrs. of age. Bermat: R of VVood Ford has a lifetime production of 159,055 lbs. Milkg 0.270 lhs. Butterfat in 4,240 Days. Our Other Herd Sires and their Dams' Lifetime Records Are: Va. Totals To Date Our Bull Born llam Milk Fat Days I Milk Sycamore Cammada's Sun , .i,...,,, 1937 Sycamore Caminada . . ......, 07,7353 159913 At age 10 Alta fY'l'65f Extra Good ,,.c,,i s,,,,,, l 940 A, C. Just Believe-V, G. ..., 120.000 5000 Att-:oorl Orchards .Justice Lad 1941 Star's Ma-v of A. Of-V. G. ..,.,,,. 133,704 0042 23979 IJHIWPWHY Buccaneer Spot ..,,......, 1941 Lanewaiv Brunonia Spot-V, G. 151,282 0272 4427 Wood Ford Stonewall Jackson 1944 llermac R of W. If.-V. G. H .,v.. 150,055 0279 4246 Nettvs Champion of Delchester 1940 Dt-lchester Aurlaeiotis Nt-tty End 100,050 7010 -1303 1 This is tht- most milk given hv anv Avrshtire cow that has ever lived in United States. Island Creek Pat's Chief ............ G. 1947. Red Man's Heaufy Lass Approved Over 100,000 lhs. milk has a good show rec-oi d and still living and producing well. All of these dams have been classified Very Good. Our herd is bred for LONGEVITY TYPE AND PRODUCTION PLUS. 1. 1 II Il 11 I I ,I . A 11 as I I.- Lllggi 1 1 f-Y nf 4,7 ff Y J j11 xg-+fQm L1 1' ' V M'i' 'E' U F 1 1 1 II Isa,,aeaa,.I 1 111+ II II P-1 J xxx Y ' + : '!' N E fILU'1I 1115111 111 1 1 +1 E 'Um I1I IMI 1 II I IN 5 1 B: ld 1 Lf t K4 - ' u Ou-qmq fk I H PI few' P P is O aes I I 1 ,,, rr, I W 3 NN A 7 I 11 I-' , X X X ' X N fm? 1 1I I PA M W 171 ', I 1 I'I I 'm' 41 Q ' as If I 1 1 1 1 ff ' 1 M1 1' ' 7. ' 1' 'T 1 I 1 , I I' 1 F1 ARCADIA X V V AENQLD STQEET W 1 il' 'C ., f 'ILU' 71 V HEIGHT5 1 W - I 1,1 ,, ,:1,,4a M , Z EE EE Ly I I 1 -au' 1 1 2-3 Z1 - E- 1 I fu 27 X 7. E 1 ,I 0 , ' IN-I ,XA i 4 7 W1 fff , ,E1 , 5' ' J. , J R VV ' 1 J Q PQTOMAC STATE SCHOOL , fo 1 OF ' N1 XVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY KEYSER, VV.WX. V x 1 SCALE IN FEET I I 'P of-1!-can 15-'soo If I ' , 5 I I n . . CAM. H Dlvvve-wb All Potomac State News Appears in The Mineral Daily News-Trilyune Pl'eillt6l'S of The PASQUINO Keyser, W. Va. ,.,e .. hw- Enjoy . . RED RUCK for BEVERAGES with GQCHARACTERW ' Home Uwned Raqcafe Dawg Fit For A King grA de Pasteurized Homogenizefl Milk Fortified With 400 U. S. P. Vitamin D Units Ac-tivutecl Ergosteml A. R. P. L. Proc-ess Arlflerl Pei' Quart Phone 5286 236 S. Water Street Keyser, W. Va C-artlner H3l'IlWV3lfC and Speeialtty -ill North Main Street Phone 26041 Guns-dA mmunition 66HllfllIfl7llTP To Suit Your Needs You Are Always Welcome BURTON? Good Clothes For Men and Boys At Popular Prices 129 Baltimore Street Cumlierlantl. Mil. Thirty Years' Experience Make Us Competent To Handle Every Type of Laundry Vllork 'l'o Your Entire Satisfaction American Steam Laundry COIIIPHIIY Dial 8441. Piedmont. W. Ya. Romig Drug Store The Rexnll Store Dial 5971, Keyser, W. Vu. Phone ClllI'lll3Ql'lill'lfl 2592 Boppls Flower Shop T5 Baltimore Street Flowers For Every Ueeasion Fo1 Men Who Look Forward To Tomorrow Nationally Famous Clothing 3 Cumberland, Md. COSMETICS 66Big Enough . 9 To Fill Your Needs Carrler S Service Store 'cthe Sugar Bowlv student headquarters Keyser, W. Va. School, Ofiice. Engineering Supplies Hobby Supplies and Aceessories Ha11na'S Food Market uSnmll Enough To Appreciate Your Business 192 NVest Piedmont Street Phone 24441, Keyser, W. Va. All Night Service Hamill's Restaurant The Home of Good Food Since 1910 MeCoole,s Mengs Store 660110 Man Tells Anotlaerg' Keyser, W. Va. THE MANHATTAN For Men Who Want Lasting Satisfaction 67 Baltimore Street Cumberland, Md. Askfor . . . The Lear and Qlivcl- Coffman-Fisher Ice Cream Stores H 9 M Style Without Extrftwtglzrwe It s Better S Calemineis Shoe Shop J. H. Markwood Sons Wishes the entire Furniture Student Body and Faculty , Good Luck I Ixeyser, XV. Vo. 7-1 Armstrong Street Keyser. VV. Vu. MINERAL COUNTY GARAGE SHIPS Sprvir-P Keyser., W. Va. 46Band Instruments Pianos Piedmont Foundry I, E' Sheet Music , Records Sl M3f'lllll0 Co. i lv . Q MIISIL' Shop I Dom' Exist uf Nh-Hmnim' on lhnllilnamt STI' T I-'jpdn10nI, XV, Va, Baltimore Street Cumherlanrl, Md. Compliments of Keyser Studio Ufficial Photographer For CATAMOUNT The Evening Times The Culnherlaml News The Sunday Times Leading Newspapers of the Tri-State Area 4 If 4, wr ' A . 5 I ..:!.w-fs 1 ,.,8P',2 fr, Compliments of a Frieml Meet Your Friends ant MilTilI'HY'b G. C. lvllll'plly Co. Tim Friendly Storew Samsonite Luggage, Zenith Radios Everything for the Photographer or Sportsman Potomac State Blue :md Gold Photo Album Keyser Sporting Goods and Clllll9l'3 Shop Phone 314315 2 Piedmont St.. Keyser. XV. Vu Compliments of Elsy'e s Keyser, W. Va. MEET HERE T0 EAT . . . Royal Restaurant Malin St.. Keyser. VV. Va. George's Service Store 201 South Main Street Keyser, W. Vai. Phone 25061 Compliments of Eliert's Jewelry 77 Center St. Keyser, NV. Vai. I :fa QUEEN CITY DAIRY, Inc. When in Cumberland Visit Our Dairy Fountain 310 S. Mechanic Street Cumberland, Maryland LI1DWICK'S GARAGE Sales Service MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS Phone 5231 Keyser, W. Va. 'GOOD GOODS C'OME MIN LITT AGES The S. T. Little Jewelry Co. Nearly 100 years on Rzlltiniore Street C'umlnerlanfl, Maryland A Curnloerland Institution Serving the Tri-State Area Since 1848 6 Mtiienbaunfs s A Friend Compliments of City' Shoe Hospital D. M. Ifloni Keyser, W. Va. Colnplinientis of W7orkman's Market Keyser, XV. Va. Hamilton Lumber Co. Complete Line of Iminlmer and Building Mattel-ials 'Phone 5121, VVesternport Compliments of THE LEICHTON BUICK COMPANY Buivk Sales and Service Phone 25691 90 Lincoln Street ROGC-'S SUPPLY COMPANY Dealer in All Kinds Lumber, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Sheetrock, Wallboard, Sash, Doors, Moulding, Roofing, Laths, Paints, Oils, Feeds, Hay, Groceries and Gasoline Dial 29401 New Creek Drive R. E, KIMMEL Compliments of Tim Rpxull Stn,-p sTAT1oNERY Potomac Valley COSMETICS CANDY Hospital DRUGS Piedmont. NV. Va. Compliments of SHEAIFS Boyd and Hudson 'C Insurance Agency All Forms of Insurance 52 Ashfield Street Piedmont, W. Va. Ward N . Ha uger jewelry Com puny ll Centre Street Cumberland, Md. Prompt and Dependable Service Compliments of Kessel's News Agency Keyser, W. Va. IQAPLONS Young Melfs Shop Cumberland, Md. Home of Timely Clothes Sll1lPil'0,S McGUIGAN'S SHOE STORE Piedmont, VV. Va. Shoes and Hosiery SMITH'S Tender Feet Shoes Cumberland Md. Gift Center KEYSER CARD SHOP Ellis Confectionery Fountain Service Candies for all occasions Westernport, lVlaryland Compliments of Ellis Service Station Corner Church and Main Streets VVesternport, Maryland uallty Cleaners I -321. tl +13 4 ' ' ee M' WILDEMANNUS .Qs Keyser, W. Va. Bleet Your F rlemls - THE SPORTS CENTER Bowling Bllll3l'ilS Q Palomar' State Headquarters I Keyser, YV. Va. f'U1lllJIilNCl1lS of llllll fkjllllially Allllll'llSlJ 131118. DIHl'kCt I,iCtllNO11l. W Yu. I Proaluee t I tt ' J. H. F easter P1ft11'11f'm, W' YU' jeweler and Uptometrist I,iClllNU1lI, VX' Val. Kcllfs l'l1a1'111acy fm' , - In Prescription Druggists f,,51,i0,, j l Plume 333151, XVGSlUl'l1lJUl't. Mml. I The Cofflllan-Fisller Co. I Department Stores . Cumbmwlmnl Piedmont. VV. Va. , - - - e -- ,.- e, -I - I The irresistible power' of pictures is felt in class record books just as surely as in magazines and other publications. Pic- tures . . . interesting, life-like and well- reproduced...vitalize the yearbook and serve as visual reminders of student life -as it was lived! Faithfully reproducing these pictures through the process of photo-engraving is the job of the Basil Smith System+ specialists in publication engraving. Pictorial power to the maxi- mum is assured by our modern facilities, years of experience and well-earned reputation. AGUIDE TO OUTSTANDING CLASS RECORD BOOKS Every yearbook staff should have this valuable creative aid. 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