Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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Dean 1 Kirkland S. Mcliee V1 .21 - fr. . . KM SNMP . , fx 5.6, ,AZ I r fry - X . if v N. l Jr! , 2, wi v I 'f I :zips- I, ' 5 4-Y w,gaw-P Ea QS Mass The student body and faculty of Potomac State School will soon be eagerly looking through the pages of the 1950 CATAMOUNT to get a view of the personalities on the campus and a review of the incidents of the past year. ln the years to come. there will be many occasions when we will refer to this book to refresh our memories of our present asso- ciations and to remind ourselves of the happy events in which we participated. This yearbook shows a number of projects completed at Potomac State which have added to our physical comforts. made instruction more effective, and social events more enjoyable. It also records improvements now being made which will benefit students in future years. We can truly say it has been a good school year. WVe Wish to express our sincere compliments to the staff and sponsors and, because the CATAMOUNT has become such an integral part of Potomac State, we hope that this important tradition will be continued year after year. K. S. MCKEE, Dean

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Dr. E. E. Church Messina ws Mass Potomac State School is a small college that has rendered genuine service to youth for nearly one-half century. lts life span almost parallels the first half of the century just come to a close. For more than one-half of that time it has been a junior college offering to its students the best of academic training in transfer and terminal courses. A tradi- tion of high standards has been developed that has insured acceptance of credits and the opening of doors of opportunity. Potomac State has done more. It has aimed at a Well rounded program that its graduates might have not only academic fitness but social and citizenship competence. The variety and extent of the extra- curricularn program provide opportunities for all students. Blending all of these programs, academic and non-academic, and bringing them into a composite picture is THE CATAMOUNT. Each year it presents the best bird's-eye View of all campus interests. It is an amazing job of compiling, assorting and screening all of the parts of this total program and bringing them into a pleasing and satisfying Whole. Year after year the staff and their advisors work many long hours and months with only one reward-a Catamount superior to its predeces- sors. We express our thanks for your loyalty, devotion and hard Work. E. E. CHURCH, President

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' 4 C Til? Judson Hodges, A. B. Physical Education Potomac State School West Virginia Wesleyan Irunccs Doak, M. B, A. Secretarial VVest Virginia University Davis and Elkins College University of Chicago I. Kenna Burke, M. A. Sociology Fairmont State College VVest Virginia University Gwendolyn M. Gillham, A, B. French, English Public Speaking Goucher College West Virginia University David G. Buzum, M, A. English VVest Virginia University Duke University Helen C. Criner, M, L. Secretarial West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh l