Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1953 volume:

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'pr 25' A A Pawn' In CRANE FRANKLIN GAVLT - HL'r'1'x' .XLT NIAXINE I.1'rT1aN Ifmx Humax' f:UNNIli Dl'us1' LY. Fxmxrtus C1usT S1'.xLEx' XVIIITE IUNEPII NlEDH.xLx - BILLY DUNN l3n1m'1'l1Y H,XNN.X5 Iloumns XVILLIIIDE Klux. IJAVIIJ Nrzmi 41 '5 'Mg-W . ii' Miss Mary Froyel Shipper We Honor . . . Miss Nlary F. Shipper ioined Potomac State College liacuity in the fall of iogll as librarian. Under her guidance library service was expanded to include a separate reserve reading room and a Science Hall library annex. Her dream ol a new library on States campus may lind lruition in the not too distant liuturc. Miss Shipper has given unstintingly ol' ber time and elliorts toward providing cultural advantages lor the college and the community. The Folio Hook Club. which she sponsors, bas always been popular with students and liaculty. She gives interesting and thought-provoking book reviews lior civic groups and organizations in neighboring towns. She has enjoyed the gratitude ol' the townspeople for bringing Barter Theater to Keyser. The CAT,-XMUUNT stall' takes pleasure in dedicating this edition to Miss Mary Frawel Shipper in recognition of her gracious personality. altruistic activities. and ellicient library service, Dr. Ernest E. Church President of Potomac State College of West Virginia University fd l X .kfzgkv O Kirkland S. McKee -M '?'l'f?1 fQi, N.,u,rr,,, if 3 fx ef ,G 2, 5, N ' f' l Q. to W .yt . . ' M Dean and Registrar of Potomac State College LNIIARLES L. Convielz, M. En. E s L. E V A A'-I-EN E- MURPHY- M- S' Nnk1xIxN E. Rooms M. A. 1l't'0llIIf1l1g, Bzfszfzcivs Lau' ' ' t Geology, Geography Hjjm,-V lnmlianu Stall- 'l'eac-hevs Folie-gn X ' 1 ' lrlliiveiwitx' uf' l itrslmrgl1 Mount Umfm Collef-TP Arlizinsas State College ' West Virginia University gnu,-gl. p,,5,i-,miy pl,Hf.g,J SYl'Zlf'LlN19 Univeixeity lflll leave of almsem-M fIlZAHl:'I'll A. i'X'I'XVA'l'l2R, Pu. U. F I lium uesne llniversitx L'm'ne-ll llnivorsity llnivvrsitlx' uf' l-'ittsliurgll om mzlzlm Spf ft 11 C ty , i cu u w w I'iARRl:l.l. SMITII, M. b. .llg1'1'c'z1f114n' l'otninuC Slate Sc-lmnl West, Virgina University eimsivlvamia State College 'giniu Imlqvtec-hnic Institute llnbzirt Welding Svhonl K,x'1'ilEiuNE Himoaiuc 14, M. S. H. F. H0 1716 ECl0l10l71I't',C Nrizfiretli Junim' College West Virginia l'nivei'sity l.FuN.um G. XVITLIERS. M. M Piano, Tl16UI'j-', Glu' Club Cinc-innali CUllSt'l'Ylll0l'AY uf Music- Oliio University University of L'.nc-innati Ec-nies d'a1't Ainerice-Hines Fontainelileau, Frum-e Emile Normale cle Musique, PH Alliance F1'um'uise, Paris l llx nf ff QW 11 Z 'K K 11? ' . . 1 . .. . VV,Xl.'l'lzIL A. luxfulznli B. S. C. I I' hmrn Inluxh' M' A' Ixlxlus rl. H.xNDL.xN, In., M. S. It I h' . .' . . 1lIgllIt'l'l4l ng Smlology Zoology, Huc'lw'ml0gy, Bmlogy - - - - ' ' l1z'mx'n l'11ix'1-rsitx' 'I ' I. L ' I ' v ' - - . ' - I,'1'mf? .SIVIH cfilltgf XXUSI l1l1Jl'l'IX' 5T2ltP Cullvgl' Xu-A y' .nf 'A p ' V XX vel X lI'f1lI1Ill lTHlX'f'I'SltY Wi, Y. ,Ur -, V -.,.,-tx. MT, hmm A 'Nftlfll-X - Lg, ll',jlHl,l' nun-my llllYQ'l'SIl-Y ui lllmms . l'1uxw-rsnrx' ut Xlnnlwh Nxxcfx' M. NIILLER, PH. D. U German, Spanish Lebanon Vallvlx' College- Unive-r.4ity nr' Pittsburgh 7-1 1 pa I J IDAVID G. NUZUM, M. A. ' English J We-st Virginia Univf-1-sity Dukv l'niver.+iry A ' 1 H Mun' FIQWEL Sl-IIPPEIQ, A. B. Ll'!7l'zl1'1'lIl1 f:l'Hl'Q4' Wzzshingtun University fifillllllllill ITniVQl'SiIy' IJANA G. IAJUUIYI, B. S. Pfzydall Edzzcatiozz lmtnrnzzc- Statu Sc-hool Wm-sl Virginia University .XI:nl'sl1:1lI Colle-gn 1 Q, 4-H ssflgx, I I ,V . ,f.-, 2 32: 2 . W' - - . ..,, - - .M .. - ' 1'q 'wif xl it f:-:AQ Q I -V. a , 5' t ji , . 1 'gm - V. .. E'1 f . , . NE 5 5. gy Aux-it I Q ,.. 5 1 4 1 T? sl N ' Q 33, V . ,- .I ! ,How .5 ,V Lg Q t , ., 1 f Y x 23 I f A. K. V.xNSczoY. M. A. ARTIIl'R VV. l'ENN1Nn'1'oN, M. S. RHHW1' 111- XVHVV'--Vx '- M' A- IVIJ'-flkllf Mmlzwmzm .v Cf1f 1 'f .3' Salvm K-Hllvgl, West Yilwgima xVwlM.llH Ihtvis :mtl Ehlkius CUIIRQLIK' pl.5,1,l,,l'y p,,H,.gl, wwt Yilmnia Umvwsit-Y XX:-st XII'4Lfl1'lI2l ITl1lYl'l'S11I-Y SX'l'1ll'llStl I'nivf-wirx' an-xx Q T, 1-V !. N I lfuwvhs Ilonofm' F-.xl:L'LLo, li. M , F Pfflzzo, Tfzcory Void' HELEN L. QJQINER, M. I.. U t ' Sl 1.1 f'llN'il1l1LiU f'lll14t'I'X'ElIUl'.Y ttltflllld 0f AIUSR. XVQIAI Virginia Ul1iVv1'sity' iillill Stats- 'I't-:nc-ht-rs Collt-gtk lTnivw'sit,x' of IlifISllLll'Q'h it-Ijurg ' V, '..,.fzfg,- i ,.,, ' Wig. T S liuvm L. IDAYTON, M. A. EC0l10I17iC,C Potomac- State School Wt-sl Virginia Univm'sit.-x' lolms Hopkins Univt-rsithx' w Lx It-xzms I 111x't-wlty RL I. PETERSON, H. S., En. IN ln.ftr111uc11mf Alllifl' Stuto '1'eaclw1's Collt-get Chester, Pa. Tumple L'11ivc1'sit3' Dukc I'11ix'u1'sity lv1IiY4'l'SiI4Y of VUl1l1Sf'1Ylll1lII XVvstminstu1' Choir L't1lloQv XVILLIADI EARL Mieiixer. M. Botany, Zoology, Biology .XlClQl'SOll-B1'O3llflLlS College West Virginia l'nive,-rsity , ' M ' ' .1 ' V if 1 -,Q . C f'r ! P 0 , mm ,, f V aww-asv Q. K N-me ,V -Sk' A f, . f f' C' , VV.xi:iz12N A. HEINLX', M. A. ' 3 Mf7fl7f 71fU'f5 PAUL F. lvERsoN. A. B., B. D. lnfliaimi University 1yjl,,g,Q6,,mZjf5 A' University ot Pitrsllurgfli , f Hastings College ' Union Theological Seminary Columbia University I IXNNE ELIZABETH WIITHERS, M. A. Fnglixlz Alclerson-Hroaclclus Dennison University New York University I-Iarvarcl Columliiai ,, ,...-..- .,, ,I 45 ,. X E Q1-.f . ' ,. ,. .. N . I My ffyfx, K Z2 an ' . f gn' Y 7 A if I , , 1 'r A 1 ul if W l '2z.f,,i -- - i N, V. f 3 ffl 609, W 11. Ioiem O. MAIDEN, M. . Psychology University of Chicago Gliio University FG C U LEoNT1NE BARNETT NUZUM, M. A English Salem College West Virginia University RAYMOND L. DENNISKDN, M. S. ,'lgI'l.C'ZllfZll'6 Salem College West Virginia University I Ohio State University University of Chicago Graliznn'S Scientific School of Breeding 4. , I mf' ' f- gy N X , z ., , W 453 63 , . 1 V434 A N W, ' . Q Q X :E X , , A f 3 f 1 Z , Q 1 , Q -P I f 1 X X, , I Z ff IQ I ff 15? ,f X 1 f M I 7 X Q, 14 X ?4g9 A - 1R' X Q. ,,d, W I. . ' PIOXVARD P. SCHERER XVALTER H, BOONE, M. A. . . . Fzrft L.IC'llfE'llt77If, In mztry Clzvmlstry R 0 T C ' Yirginizx Polytec-lmic Institute H'l'lflgQXX'3ft'l' College UlllVGl'Sllj' Of Virginia IY1LlC'Kl1E'll Univevsity 5 V I . T vm jg.. A Q N 5 4 Z ig W f WZ Q W I A , 1 v B C N I A Vx Q X V f -XX., ' ' ,J , Q . , . , X I , f . - , , I 0- f. ' I X - V ' f 1.261 V441 I I .X h f 5 A M Sfrr. PIIILII1 D. BEALL, A. li M1'!IfIII'y SCI-61166 I W .. twl XIVQIINII ITlllX'4'l'Sll4X' F G C U I FIIANCWER Dona, AM. BTX. MRS. ELMORE MARTIN . 1x,ci.vtI1f11 Lifvmrian KENNETH FRANKLIN HAINES, A. B. I French, English Potomac State College I ISIIIUIIIIIIZ West ViI'giIIiII lTIIiveI'slt5' Davis and Elkins Collcfgu I'IIive-I'Nit'x' Ol' ClIic'ngO I . .,. N ,N . ..1 4 ,F sw AL f .- 7 .A fm T . .M X. , , , I .5 . ,- N . P' . RIQVBEN L. ADIQINS, M. A. Gcology, Geogmpliy XVII-elI'Ill Colle-We VVcst. Virginia UIIiveII'sity . I . C ,, Gem-go Washington University I Uuivwsity Of North CuI'OliIIa In Memoriam MRS. CARTER LONG Precepfress 1942 - 1951 Dovis Holl .IWW W , WWW 'www'-mm W, W-.M MRS. GERTRUDE STAN HAGEN Secretory To The President la.-..... A 'ff 'W 4, fwfr-, Q. :ga - Wh! MRS. JAMES JACKSON Secretory To The Deon MISS ELEANOR DOVE Secretory Finance Office Reynolds Hell 4 53. . ASV K , ,, fr, ,. ,wfwktiifgyi MISS EDNA FLEEK Finonciol Secretory Adminisfrofion Building I 1 L. ,. no MISS SUE WEBSTER Counselor of Women '. JL! v l, 'SA M WWW Q . i Mys. Wfixw , fn MRS. VIRGINIA KOLKHURST MP3 Preceptress I mi: 5' Zi ' J' ' MRS. DANA LOUGH Davis Ho Diemion MRS. ANGELA DORSEY Manager MR. 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Sophomores NIQIXIIIL' l'nfxx'4ner Ifzrlnns W X :nr llglvinl U LIHILIIW llwllllilllf W Xu T . , lxrehnrrl Lewis HKPIIIIIUIY, NN, Xu. Karl li.1l1l Hallrlnlui, Nlrl ge x 'rss W f -. x , e if My lhlylnonrl Rice I,:lrilm-V, l':l Dolores Xvillhinle lieysvly NY. Yu, l',dwgr11l SIIUIHCCIK l'u:nl1I:1l1-. l':u, Richard Pemlergnst lim-yv-rg XY. Ya, N ,M M- 'fs Y M Helen Yoder fvllllIlPL'l'IJlllKl. Blnl. XV41rren VVhnrton l'JllIx1'l'SlYlIl'lI. W, Yu, CL' .llt1n1, W. Xu. Iuseph Niedlmln 1.r.1f1un, XX, M44 CLITIYH SCIMILIWCL if IIIIQINIYIII XX. Nu x Q 'V -Q, - . gf x 'R' K 3 4?- T X, , 9 x 3, 4 .,,, A 'F ,:jf:,, v ,, Y Xxx AA. J, A- 1 ww at K ,Mm .nm W, ff 1 , ,Y Q ,pw 1 . gp X , f W 'A-. az an K ,Q S . ' 4. , A X .QM 2 11 1' ' Edmond XYilann 1'v111lshfrl'u U X 1 Dorothy S :nhcr XX'mrw1'1uln.1'r. Xl-I. XYJVLI In-nkinx HMYI U Xl Ruswll Younn IiI'Y,4l'I', XY, Yu. , A Z '2 Inspcr Yeglch l'vll'gL1l4xlIl1-, XX Frank Scnis: Mllxlqlllfl, l'u, .Xnn Huthngln Hnrllnglnn, XX, Yu I.congmI Sglxfillc l'1ll 'ifYXiHt' NY V4 4 K ,Q gf 5.-1,-W X0 XILIFQJYCI liilllllilltl' Kt'XS4,'I', XY. YH. lnseph 'lillhott W--mtq-rN1n'irugs, W Yu Iuhn XVngncr Xl fIIllllll'I'lillI1l, Nhl Ilcuy Shu-rx Vans, W. Yu. Sophomores Honwr Shultz l'urg11tm Illv, NX X .a Rmnlcnc Dcttm W1-stvl'l1pnl'f. MII. lohn Sirnu lilllggm-ln-y, NN. Nu. Img-plm Scrpunc xVA'Ytl'I'llIHll'I. H11 f f 6 www., I : fi: ' Glenn VV41yhright fhlhlilllll, Nl4l, .Xlix Skripkglr XlvKv1's1m1'1. l':1. llISIiIlll.Xl1LlCfS0l1 yi if nf f Ucorgc Lips .xlIl'UI'II, XX. XII Paul Taylor Ilngwxxmvnt, XX. Nu 'I'l1L'mlurc SAIHLF Hin, NY Yzl, Lois Smith l'I'illlIxIIlI, XX Xu ,wr 05 Vw l ., 2 1. ff- ,, f ,IPF ' K Kvysvll NY. VII. Vernon Ryan lin-.x'sv1', NY. Vu. F ,M ,,, K 2 Q vf, X, A MMHN PM 5. ,f Zi, ,W - ,f A AX 3 x f Lima , ,J f ,W N N V Aff!! ' A X ,pi Q , E ,ip .1 K S a 3 f- by fl f. , Q 4. - Q . f 5 gr. -AQ, 3. 1 if 2 7 ' :Q 'TL 'C ' ' 75 W WX.. ..., - 'jfs 4 4 I , , L. f 2 A 3 ,xg E f X 5. W 5 X' , f 1,3 W f f N Q f f X ow' X QAM M U fs ,fff.,.- :nf rs 4 ,f ,- ,ff 4. 1 3 .- 6 1 x V W X Z f , J W0 sf lflmrlcs Sicwr livysvly W VII. . 3. ltmlwalral lxlclwgml 5Ilt'lI4'4'I', XX. Xu. Iidwin NILISUII livysm-l', NY. VII. George Slicklcr l'1-In-mlvllmf, W. Yu. Aw- n .wana 'N Constance Durst Iioywnr, W. Vu. fyiflll' Rigeglulnnn IH-I4-l'xI1lll'gj. XY Y.: Iig1rlVVillignnS Lum! VH-4'li, XY x'2I Carlin llull lin-ywr, W Yu Sophomores lfrlwin Goetz 1'ulnlw1'lzlml, Xlxl VVilli1nn lf. PQIUIBC fvllllllwllilllll, Md. N . A wins, 11 w 5 1 X -. V Q. -A Inmes Rotruck Ke-yser, W. Ya. Sgnnncl Lrgoncttc Nntrr-I lfnrt. W, Yu, . gx J Rn Clusty IjCl0l'L'SI1LlfIIl1Lll1 Vlxrllln-1'InluI, Nlml Km-ywm-V, NV, Yu, lmL'pl1 Rcissig Edwalrcl Norwoo.1 1'llIlI'v4'I'IJlIIIl, Md lin1'li1n:Inn. NY. Yu. W x . KK Q QQ' me Loring Hincs I'+n'f.lIl1ll,NY, YJ. XVillig1n1 Iinylnr KL'j'NL'l', U' Vu. Miclmcl Ruilly xYn'xIr'l'lI1ml'l, Md, Riclmrd XViIxnotl1 Kl'YNt'l', XV. Yu. 1 ,FSNN3 , ,iw Avgfm ,.. ni. S .al if . it W 1 .r , ' 5 R , 4 , ,W .. Www. 5: ' 4 ,- Q X, ,F Y' ,W ,, 4 lem i 1 ,,, ,M w 3 f . , , , 4 My ,,- ' Q, ne w A l I' S! W if A f 1 4ff ff ,... 7 . f 2 2 Y V if i , Q. ' E ! , f . 1' Paul Cline Doris lean Bane Charles Ware Piedmont, W. Va. Burlington. W. Va. Fharles Town, W. Vu. Dolly Kimble Russell Hedrick Max Gum I'etei'elu1l W. X .i. I etvixlnu W N u I lln I ua W N 1 T i Q .a 'P H '1 ll I Franklin Lambert 'I'e-rrau Alti W. Xa. Iohn Collins lv l urnIwl'l.nn:l, Mfl. m Daniel Ellifritz ii ir' 4 ii XVillis I-Iartsock U I il i A Donald Mayhury lim-yser. W. Va. l-'rosIhnrg:, Mil. lll'4llllUlll. W. Na. lack Menelee Burning Slll'lll1IS, W. Ya. Iames Burke Elizabeth Morgan 1'u11ul'ei'l:iiul. Md. 1'im-illlmiit. W. Vu. Sophomores .Xuilrey VVagoner Frederick Queen l1llI'lllIL.ffHll, W. Val. ' ' Delores 'Stickley Keyser, W. Ya. I-lm'lfh:lnnon, W, N :m. Monna Pugh Sharron Young Carolyn lierns lzmg--, W. VH. U KL'j'Sl'l', W. Va. l . Icing.-1.-if, w. va. Daniel Rose leanne Marie Lunlwig Pittshurglu. l':u. Keyser, W. Va. William Sutton liinil Lipscomb .Xi'lrm:lle. XV. Ya. Keyser: XY. Ya, 1 I Z 4 7 X Q' Wa ' W 1 W- if y 1. 1 53 4 .gm 'A W ' 5 wx X jg:-J ,V 332 Q . . wig'-fy . w V x 1 a . . , .1 ,A X , 2 J Q lik A ligmial li1'ml1.11'l H1141-llllgg, XX X:l llilly RM' Dunn Xl:nxxw'lmu, W. Yu 'Q V in Lu 5 givw X f 5 5? 2 X 4? Ly ,.2: V41, .,::2, , . ,V +4 ,. mu.. , ,, A M , f sf 3 , ,gp f Q ,4 '50 ,+ -x XVilhcl111in14x linilux Yimlllll XY Yu Xllprul lI.11'1' Sophomores IJXX'ighlfjilH1ULl11 Iglllwlva NY Yan , . 1.10311 Cmplm I'2ll1'slill4', XY, Yil, l'1LIXVLlfLlc:UlWL'l Ixm s Xrm luv umm! XX Xu Ilullxmnt XX Nl 1J.llI'iL'i.l .Xr1mL1'm1g I rmx 1 lnrluxlmr XX X1 lxxxnm Num Norm.: l:1.1uCl.11'la iiumm llglxix I ln HH L lullx l..nl'1ln'll, NN XII, Imlilllx NY YW lllllllll lull W YI N N - C,l1.11'lcs KVVISI' lI.nrlcy Dcmlwluglm NI lrf' IMI Ill 'I'xrmn1- I 1 ,XIII1lI.l,Nx Mn, lu Xlmx Aunt C lurlcs HAIIQCI' 101111 DUNN I llllnulw l':a. K1'N'f l? W' Yi' iunrglg! IOIWH l1L'SCII :Am-r f.A-nu-1-1. W. xx., IWXSPIH W N11- x -4' , ,4.f1f','f 5 Q, 71 , VQ, 9 KW X fgf V7 ,, W ' ' Alfred Crigler .Xnn Sittig XVilliam Hudson I-'i'.inIilin, XX. Va. t'nrnlwrlanaI, Mal. kiilgn-Ivy, W, Va. Loretta Browns Donald lxclliwn Luc Url-cn l l4'i':i11lil'nl'sl XY, Ya. Ht'Illl'li. W. Va, Ii4'YkH'l', W. Ya. T 'f Soplwomores 1.5 l l 'r Kenneth Harrison Carry Calwlwert Rolwcrt Carson L If4'llil'lC, XV Ya, xlJlYXY1'llHll, NY. Va. fll1Il'liSlllII'lI. NV. V Thomas Cope lay Gorman Richard Riser 1 . fllllllwflllllll, Mal. A I l'itIshnrgh. l':l. J Ni-n' f'ri-uk. W. V Darrell UH utr Frederick VvllLlClHlll1l1 R0lW6rt lwtitli -V xn. Ami, xx, xi. .l Rex llurton l'nrnIwi'lan+l, Mil 2 ,W 'ig ff! 5 f f Y' ,I , X f My, jg? f 9 W1 Q. I M f, ' A ,.., f V i iz I , 1, 5 2' 1 w w nr , f as' ,, Z ,, 5 - w. , , .Y Z X Iif'ySl'l', XY. Ya. William Foley f'llIlllit'l'lillltl, Mil. Vuinhi-1-l:nul, AM. Denali Steele Rni'lilug1t4m, W. N In 5 . Qi, ffl? 1 Q V i ' s K Q ,3 Agua 9+ ww C Ixenclall Bowers Ixathryn Lee Boggs Iohn I. Bosley Hwmlmrn Pi 'nntmille VN N1 New Pre-e-lc. W. Va. 'iliirlry Xnn lioslry lxermit Hoyd Bonner Norman L. Ahern x NX Y I lxvys0l', NN. xil. Dallas Odell Amlams Iii-ysur. W. Vai. VVilliam M. Bane Kr-yser, W. Vu. 3 Kenneth O. Bartlex Run XX N 1 Wl4'WlUl'll0ll. W. Val. Patricia .Xnn Collins mil Nlil Iii-ywiy W. Va. Anna LCC .Xrnolll v. . Y X ii-ima. XY. X a. Stanley H. Borlliin licywr. W. Ya. , i .. 0 Q . -.f , , MS - Wi: nv.: N . Walter B. Burke Rmvleshurg. W. Va. X lartha K. Hamricli Ilurlillggt-iii, XX. Xa, Pldward R. Hutclicr I'Il'l'4llll, XV. Vu. Edmund D. Carney Vivmliiinlit, XY, Vu. GA fvw, - W -wr. t V4 wigg- ff .. W W v ? f' X A ? QR. X 1' it Q91 X -i X Z ff , X . , ' :KA 1 Norma Ieanne Cain Grantsville, W, Va. George M. Cooper Sutton, W. Va. Thomas F. Brown Hvliilriwlcs. W. Vu. Ma rgaret Collins Keyser. W, Vu. Frances Anne Crist Ioseph C. Caruso 'I'yi'oiit-. Pa. Ielvanslnirg, N. J. George R. Davison Gerald Leroy Cool ix'.-llsiiimr. W. Ya. um rm-Qi' w V-I Floytllieitli Cronin i M V I' I'iku, NV. Va. Betty Ann Carr I'otei'slnirg, W. Va. Iiuhnonl NX X 1 X A wwf f' - f Q Salk --V km. G! gg, 'fi' X ,ab 4 vf J., x nrt NV C r LH Ilorolhv IAIIIIIIIN Dalncl FifZgCI'LllLl x XX X1 AI1.11111, Pl.1. 1 l1r xx 11 I 111 nu Ijfllhllll XV. Iivick lllll NX X1 XI 11ll1111m XX N1 1111111 11l.1111l, Nl1l 1 11111 lx C101 1 H1 rx I,y1111Ci11111l W, Nu. 1 H kt lc4111IJ11x'is Iv111 I1 111 11111161111 .NL X.1, -1' n Freshmen X 111 In Q 1 IH mx ID11l11N Dow. lr. 1 XX X1 Nl1II111.NN.N.I, ol1n NI D11k1nson lxu1mtl1 R. Hnrpcr I l1111ll111. NN. N.1. 11111 I ,lu n I7 Ijlill U Frances ,L Il.ll'II10l1 lltlwbll NN N1 111111111111 NX N1 xY1'x1l'llll!Hl'f, M11 cs Dolsu X Qc X H1 FIS 19.1111 T1 lJg1yu111 N vnu XX N1 IU-vm-1', W Y:1 liulwrt l.cx'on 13111 1 L .xI'1'iIll'IlI. HJ. I.11n1-x X .C111111'r.lr 'I'1n1111'lI1111, W. Yu. 1304111 lt. Y' .12c11lx1 X XY1-NI1'I'111111I'1. H11 Lf.11l1vr111c Hunt K1-1x1-12 NY XVII -621' R .aim 5 ..., fifi . u fp., -l Roy l lnwlxinx Nlgixinc Litton J . ,- P ,W w gi' 2 ,, an .... Q, W ,' 'N ' 4.5 X Vx i at . A?+,Z 1 9' N X f f is, , W if 'I ' . 1 74 i :,.5.i. . -A . , ' nigh Q... Q 5 ' 1 W Q -gxs, , -5438 : 5.1 . W 4 . lm' .- I., 3 Harold Harriaun Tcnipuat Gardner David Hercules l lioiiivli W. Yin. Iii-,x'svi', W. Vai. xvl'llSlIlll'Lf. W. Vai. l Ralph Holilcr liugcnc CQOFINQIII Frcnl Luc Slwlti-11 W. Yu. I'iT1wlwn1'gI1. Vu, xvillliill, W. Yu. Cicmlll Harrison lTl'lll1l-illllciillllf lllllllll'I'lJlllIl. ll-l. Wimly, W. Vai. llllIllll'l'lJlIIIl. Mil. Annu. NN. Nil. 1 ll.lI'lv.lI'.l Nlgirlin licnnulli Ilnwkins 'IN-1i':i All.u, W. Yu. Iiilmwmnl, W, Vu. ' ' 5 l-con.ml Higl1l.im.l':r lxolwcrl Ioscpli Harman v .xl1ll'I'S4lll. W. Yu. lilliilm, NY. xvil. V Nornmn Xlwsiimii Iulin Hcwncr Mary lxnutt ' Iiiflgvh-y, W, XII. llilliilmrv, W. Yzi. K1-ysur, NV. Yu. XlClXlI1Nl.lfIll1 Iris. Nlnnliins Billy Guy Hedrick Vuinhi-i'I:iiul. H41 'l'i:nni-ltnm. W. Yu. .xl4ll'l'Sllll, VY. Vai. 7, f f 5 .ff y-,gong GP, 1 A 32 n , K. Cligirlcs Nlaiyo Sultana. W. Yu, lialwurd l lurrison xlHUI'l'llK'l1l, XY. YH. Ricliiircl Huyh .Xl'll0lslslrIIl'LI, YY. Yil. Curtcr Hiirnws Riilpvlvy. W. Yu. f New x. wg' x' X X X5 AQ X ,S . 1 A ' M UD XIJNUH xllllllllllll XX. Xu. Q11 Xlorrix I IlI4INIIlll1:.xx, N: 1 111 N mln' flllllllt ll md, Nlnl, n II Portal' 1 NN Yu. Tl ,Ill IiUlm1Xldum Irmlx IL nu tp L 1 mul NN Xl lllllllllllll XX Nl -. i Q- ' ' ,. .. cf ' ., , , ,ww-,f ,, 'f1':g,: ' ' LMI. 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'... . ,QQ awp! ,V ,. - 1 5 I 1 3 M f t 1 ff , f .Xl'lllIL1IlbII, Xu. Riclmrtl Mcliugttl Xlztrllntoll, W. ht. Rolwrt Rcnfroc Ilstllvy, NN, X zt. If1klXVAll'd Rcynartl l'lllllIPl'l'lJlIllI. Blwl. Put1'iciuSccrist l'L'Yl'l'Slllll'Lf, W. Val. Igtmcs Rogers Koysor. W. Vu. -ir-1-. M xc I, W' My Q gylffcff In 4, X f 1 .E S91 . iff-n ,W , mivnmsj ,gr I '. Il I mph lhmn Virginia Yasilc lfL1g:ncSitca lunmllvm XX N I i'I:ll'lxxlnu'g, W. Vu, lmh lxlr ll NX N1 Img-ph Swishcr C?cr.1hlSpikcr lil-yu-r, W Yu. ll.1x.lld, W YA, Rulwa,-1'l iwhuck Rolncrl 5l1UL'll1QlliCI' 1'u1nIu-rl:m4I, Md, f'lllIlIIl'I'IJIll1I, XM. Stephen Sticklcr l,.llI'iCill AXl1llL l1L'PPCI' IH-I4-mlmyg. XV, Y.. lllIl'It'I'lilIl1I, Xlrl, II.m'ySm111.u11yQr lcnnings Slicklq lim-,x'Sv:', NY. Yu. K1-xv-1, W. Yu. larry Luc Xvilyllk' XVilliQ1m NV.1ll.nuc Ilnvlillgs, W, Yu, l'i11u linux-, NY. Yu. 1 RUll.ll1lN1CID.llliCl .llZJlIPl'IIl, NX, Xu, Ifrul Slmfcr Xlllflillllill. W, Yu. ' 1 . f Philip Shccls lfl'i4'LI1'llUI'I, XV. Yu. Clcorgu I1g1rrctSl1i1nL lfllxilli, XY, Yzl. Su-plmmS1.mlul1.1r l'ittNlvm'g:l1. l':u. Robert Twigg l'u1niu-xlnml. Md, i,f,, I 9 .V f V I X N J,-fl A ' K 16 RN S 1 1 , f 10 . ' Tik i: x K wi' . 1-. . r . ,fi fa Q s, A .t f .- g ' , . . ' A P . X.: V . 1 if :I 'T X X! NT? ,Q wx? f Lf? A X127 Q gy. IZ.-1 f 'X X Q Y K ' g w .23 . ,, K ii f s iv ni' N S , Q . XVillium David NVclch i0hI1 H- HfYlll1C'5 fgli.,,.i,,1L.- W, Vu. 1 uinlfi-rlauml. Mil. XVilliam XVilliams, Ir. IOINI R. HOUSL' xl....i-rri.-1.1, W. vu. K W '- W- Vw . Iolm lzlmcs Ionca Richard Hodgman l'l:ul'kslvlll'g. W. Yu. .Ki'liiigl:m. Yu. ILIINCS E. Kcnricy Carl livcrctt Hgumu l-'url Aflliliy, W, Yam. Carl Ii. Kirby Ilustiiigs, XY. Val. Ray O. Lalmlwcrt lil'11lg11-lmrt, W. Val. Freshmen Inmcs F. Dcvin xvl'S'1'I'IIlIllI'l, Md. Thomas. C 1. I7rc . I l'illIl'xlill, W. Yu. Iiuiiiiwy, W. Yu. .Xdrian Iohn L41 RUC Iamci Householder Wiriwlim-its-r'. Vu. Km-yxm-V, W, Yu. Howard K. Kiszlmorc Iamcs S. Izlckson H1lI'Hwrl. W, Vu. lim-In-slvig N. Y. ' W . ,, ,Nw .1 f NW., 3 . 'BW 1 'Q-74 I fm f ' 1 ' X ,V , ., ,.., f J 1. clxlnd Alwin Il. VVilson 1l:nl'lmlnii'g:, NY. Val. Clcorgc W. VVolI'c 1'lllllilt'l'lJllllI, Nlil. Robert O. Yolm Wln-1-ling, W. vii. Richard I. Zack l'iltihu1'gI1, l':l, M ,af . ,? .71 5 W '-W. - Gnylon Spunnuglc Flu-i'i'y 1li'mw-, W. Yu. Philip Bcgill XVn-ndt 1'umlwl'laiml, Md Hurry S. YVliitC, lr. lJr:utIun, W. Mi. Charles E. XVilli4ll11S Nlmuiw-iIi'l4l, W. Yu. ,B ow is ff I ff . WM, an f g , 'ww , . M . , J Q ., X. . , K .. .- Z.. .X ,.,, .X ggi, , A 1 2 .5 bw. HW Q K . fu' T : ,...,--ylwlfx ,, X , .,, 'Q 3:15 nf f ' ff NW.. A ,,., H .gg -. fm' W 4-'VM' ., 3 .-A My-V f., , f QVIZ' :v . 'fr Q TF , . -gy.-nf' Q 34 , '-x.,.ff vu, H qf?:'Sf.Y xv 4 A x 4x Ijllllillll Likcns XLIHQY Millar Elwood Mnllow l:llI'IiIILQtHll, XY Yzl. 'l'ululu:+1lun, W Ya. Klilw, XY. Val. W Ruth .Xnn lDc.1x'crs lliyluml I.yuns Daniel Slmrpless Killblwmul, XY. Yil, N N ' l'.nIIn-:Nutr1'14-1-MXN' YA KilAmillm'l'. Xlmf. x c,lllI'L'HL'L' lxlwmlllur ILIINCH NILIIIICY Ixex lmormral HHl'Ill2Illiil, W. Y.: Vllilllllllll, W Yu. lim-xvllx. W Yu. Remus 'lllylnr llylly Io Huxvcrs Ch-ml Martin lia-ywr, W Yu HININIIX Hllll, W Yu. liffym-ly W Y.: Karl IDL-.lu-rs lungumnl, NN. X :l, Ilnnicl Shalrplws Iiitxmilh-V Alnl, f mt I .n WV- Freshmen lzllxgllvcllw .Xllulmm .Xmlrcw .Xgmwv XV.lync II.1rmon l,nl1:u'ulnll1g1. Md, xY4'Nll'IllIlllIl, Nlrl, ,xl'l'i4Il'YIl, Nlfl. . , . VViHi.1m lllupc llllI'Yl'I'llllI1I4 Nlci. 1 ww 27 4 f I gi Uglx ul NI.llh:gIU' Ill imlgm-gmrt, W Y:l. N.1m'y NIM lilmm-y NY1-NI4-!'I1lml'I. Hd. W., A f ,f sf ,gpm-wmf?-w4f:-N Nflclhlcl Qllllllllllglllllll Nlullzunul, Nlnl ff 53 I ro' Doris Marlin livyxm-ly W. Yu, Curl XVhilc Iil'YYl'l'. W. Yu. Iqlmcr Vricl XIu'Illnl1m,W Xu -Q v 'Q an-W f fs X. 1 Arrb, c..nrr1.f....n POHJOTWG-C Sw i UQ fi-ff-nfl'-1 QL-111 if e SQL.-I.-.uv,z.,,...,A.J ku rmm w.-.u 4,:..f,AP.+.-- St.1.,P.h.... Sf.f..vu-...... 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C su..t..w1...Q .. 5 A 'ff I , VZL' , ' Til ' i-,, , ,,,',f'Q T ' .Y iL 'T'Y W 5 N r 1 r Trl W k X r 1 lr 6 iw? . v' if. , 'i , , W W, WJ, Wzi YY, 1 A' ' ' ' ' ' if ,A LT T j.....a.f..-,.,..eL..w.. ..a.a,.L..ve.a.4L...N.!w.'nn.-..5.1.1 v.,f..... auf.. g I f T , N' g x X W 1' f Y CHARM Nf'K+.5 wha MISS DOLLY KIMBLE -5 I ,f ' wht, . - -X X ,-A . 1' 1? 1: 1, Qfjg M? NNI fb'N'7' 'L gf ,KSN K ff Xxx' -zfrf' www if MISS CONSTANCE DU RST XRQ Z JJ? ' '-' Q ffchxff Q' ' A 30155 uf-Q'-f .f-'J-' 44' QQQJQ Q375'- -:L Q D 4' I kt! f Q up . M? 41 QQ iff, 1 MISS PEGGY JO CRANE X K 'fix Ht N If mf Q v 'JN-J O fi .J 0 ig 0 0 Q au' 4 I 'Z IJ g c M A 3, Q A ..,. . v. f - A ' 'W ,mg X MISS FRANCES CRIST , nl C5 1' IR ..v',- , ' hi? S 41-a'43Mxilf 'S X Z ffQL4ffi,. u 1fff'v ' MISS DOLORES WILLHIDE r I n C e S S MISS CARLYN SCHAUWECKER lt ,,,.., ' La , Fr , X 1, 1 QQ? egg? 0 .V fA V ,sfo If gb ' - ,w x s f -ff . 4 Q w P 4 ff 'Q , K f F, 'ff MISS MABEL TAYLOR YH X' No- y X 'A f 6 ms, N UQ Q,, rf HQ . A U S93 514 ws' C83 ' if x QIXXXW . 0 ,Nfl ' txt VNAQQ, A !gYg ' ' x Wad , pw wr'-glmfi fXJfydXi,I 1' SA nv I M NAL Wx ,. MISS CAROLYN KERNS A, 9 sf- iq, .V G Phi Kappa Omega Q .fig 5 gf? 3 4 Kappa Delia Psi - o 'L'-5,-if, tx, 5 .1 bg - . rg , , , , Fisk. me ,.. l- fb 5' Q, ik ' , 5. 7-- 9 ' 'P ..-' . rf 2 MISS HELEN YODER E1 UpSilon Gamma 9 ' f eo imc i CVT 6 J! M4 W' CI Tht sg Ch ORGANIZATIGNS Miss Flumfns Do.-ui Miss Kvriiuicixa llitonrkn-I-L S'I7UI1j0I',f Etc Upsilon Gamma OFFICERS PI'c'5lilfl'lII - - IEANNIE Lrnwic l'12'c'fP1wzizfcfzzl XRIILIIELMINA BAILD St't'l't'fLlI V - - HELEN Yonma Tl'l'tl.fIH'C'l' l'ixriuc:i.x Aurvisrkoxc Clzuplmzz - HELEN Yoon: Consul PATRICIA Ai:MsTkoNt. Scnfmv! ---- XVILHELINIINX B.v1LEv .ldumizy IZTIXIIUI' - IIANNE l,t'nwir:, lJA'l'RlCl.X Aiux1s1'koNr: Eta Upsilon Gamma was founded at Christian College, Columbia. Missouri, in IUUI, and is the oldest national junior college sorority ui the National College l'an-Hellenic. The aims of the sorority are to promote scholarship. to stimulate school spirit, and to enrich and hroaden friendship. Our inlormal Pirate rush party was held in Octoher at the home of Mary Mac Bess. The Gammas co-sponsored two dances, the Harvest Ball and the Spring Formal, with their hrother fraternity, Theta Sigma Chi. The sorority also collected magazines for the people in the hospital and made up a hasket for a needy family carrying out the Christmas Spirit. XVe have had various social functions which proved to he most successful. Serving on the May Court from this sorority will he Helen Yoder. The Gamma Lamp pin to he worn during the IQQZ-IQSS term was awarded to Ieanne Ludwig, who had the highest average among the pledges last vear. MEMBERS Anna Lee Arnold Mary Gilhn Patricia Athey Iris Mankins Katherine Boggs Doris Martin Neva Courrier Nancy Miller A n n H u il'ma n PLEDGES Loretta Brown Betta Ann Carr Anne Sittig W . ,A 4.-:,:..:.w.,.v,:g X P ff: ., . +, X f .- V -Z. 232553:Qg.:fM:,:,.1f:- 7-.:, we . 'S - - .- . N Q fifx- 'Y 6 ' ev Q' W Wi S2 Q X . 5 X'-fiki Q -:WA f X 1 :S Z ET FEILUN N55 A AVA, A V, B f Q' V ? v fe fy Z , 2 f M A QW? 4 Q ifi . f-M' ,fn X X RE HN M ,QS 02+ V, SA -wig, X 4 ' 4 ..,. , x 415, V' X1 1.3-:J-::. Q J? V X xi , 5 f f Q S, f 7 . Ji: w i f. W X .J .L , .x.. ,, ff I V , H A if 1 'A A 1 ' ' - as , W ' x ef ' . , , ' X. A: 5 W1 xg V ' ,fzf ' . 1 . i' 5, , .M Wgif 4' +5 M kssakzif f ,J ff' f as ms f X f' +2 LN ' 3y,1, . um 'P OH ' 2 5 '7 cr , GPX? 4 Q5 fx x Co V7 ' so S 1 ff . A., ,.,. AA, W N .1 13 . ufm .J . HW YH .ffzrf 1 t . E tv, 9, if NX 4 A J r' 354' f c it ye c ' 5 - Mic. liiwix I.. lJAY'l'1JN . ,-N 1- N :isis sift: I .5,vs.f2f -1 .,w',oc.. . c Fi . r K. 1, 4 . .i vi ' tx f c 'f.5Si7,a.Li'y2m .. Spmzxof' Thetci Sigma Pl'l'5lilft'l1f OFFICERS Ch 'N nk, .1779 14 le 'I 'Ji .. ..:. a y 'W .X t Cp PM Q 47 T2 'sl pete - Dox Hoians I71t'L'APl't',fl'lI't'llf - llicooks Nlvsox Sl'C'l't'ltll',V - TI'l'tl.fIll't'l' - HA R RY STI Dl I'.X IXIY ER KEITH R'i1'CXR'I'Y Swgulzzf-iff-, Inns YV11.1.l,xM Nl.X'I'liEXV5 Cfztlpltlflz - - Halucv Coon Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity vvas louncletl at Potomac State College in lolz. It has as its itlcals promotion of fellowship, high moral stamlarcls. scholarship, ancl social hetterment. The Thetas are well represented in hoth lioothall ancl haskethall. Following our annual custom we sponsored the election ol Miss Catamount. who vvas Miss Dolly liimhle of Petersburg, XVest Virginia. In November the Theta Sigma Chi and their sister sorority. lfta Up' si on Gamma, sponsored the Harvest Swing, a semi-formal dance. Our main activity in April was the Spring Formal. held torium of the Administration Building. The term is a clinner given lor all active memhers. Dick Carclot Iohn Collins Lee Green Charles Hinea lack Hesen Herh Mullennex Dick Poe Amly Porter lim Rotruck Rick Rishak Vernon Ryan Ioe Serponv Dick VVilmoth Phil Allemler lloh Barker Ken Bartley Carl Canestraro M EM HERS George Cooper Lloyd Coplin Pat Dayton Don Eves Dave Hercules Dick Hodgson Iohn Iones Rex Leonard Mike Martin Ierry Martin Dave Mason in the autlif last activity of the school Charles Mullens Etl Richartls Iohn Sirna loe Swisher Reeves Taylor ' ' N afaqw 31' 3.. 1: . X , ,. xx- Q I ff 5 Q- , S :M W SQ A- 5 f K ' f 4 .,:. A ,yi - if ff 5 41: 5 . 3 j . ..,. 4 ,f X f K3 ' , is A . 1 452 f ,' Q 3 If 5 4 A 'adv' .av .T an . if i 'L H x f'Wf ' ' ' ,Y 2: ,,.,. . in I I 79 Q, by , 1 M 4 MQW. 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' ax 4' .- ff fl 3 4, 4, I .Q S . , .1 VX gr e! -WM mf 4' Miss M.xiu.xith'i li.Xl41hR f Miss Fimiveus S,xRL'LLo Sigma lotci Chi OFFICERS llfortfzy Mulmn - C.XliLX'N St:i1.xt'wLt:i4nR lliflffflill I'1'oIuf1't'x,i' Dotoitus NVILLIIIDE llfmffzy Suffn' PEc:m' lo CRANE ll'w'1!zi' lJi14'cln'.fx - CoNNiE Dt'itsT ll'm'Ifzy lX'C'C'f7t'I' of 7il'l'tl!1ll-Y Pham' TM'Loi: ll 01'ff1y Gmlrzl' - - IJORIS DANE P4111 fznzwzf lfdfmr Dotu' IQIMBLE lfpsilon Chapter ot Siuina lota Chi is the oltlest sorority on the campus of Potomac State. ,Xlthongh it was oriuinally fountlecl in iooq at the Uni- versity ol thc South at Sewanee. 'l'f-nncssee. as an honor society, it has sincc lwcoinc a social organization. This sorority has hecome the largest na- tional innior rolleuc sorority in the Unitecl States antl stresses the imnorf tance ol scholastic 'iclii':vcincnt anal fellowship. thus carrying on the spirit antl iilt-als ol' the lirst chapter. The hoini- ol' Mrs, T. T. Huilman was the sitf- for the l-lawaiian llush Party. 'liwcntyftwo pletlgcs were receiyctl in Uctoher and initiatctl in March. Miss Dolly liinihl: was elcctctl Homecoming Dueen in the Miss f ltainount election in Octohcr. Miss Constance Durst and Mr. Paul Cline were crownctl fluccn antl King of VVintcr at the linqle Hell Hop. llcliore thc Christmas holitlays thc group was entertained with a cartl party lw tht- aluninac chapter ol' Keyser at the home of Miss Patricia Keyser, The Sisfmas sponsorcal the annual Sweetheart llall in February when Miss llcuuy Taylor was chosen Sigma Sweetheart. The seconcl stutlent hotly clcction was won hy two Sigma nicinhers. Miss Peggy lo Crane was electetl Sophomore liclle anal Miss Frances Crist was electetl Freshman Belle. lc-an Davis Maxine Fitzwatcr Carlin Hall Dolores Sticlilcy Sharron Young Martha Scott llcrnatlette Pcntlergast loanna Simpson Patricia Secrist MEMBERS Martha Hamrick Dolores Umstot Dorothy Tichnell Virginia Vasile Shirley Bosley Betty lo llowers Margaret Collins Frances Crist Alice lean Davis Anna Staggs Patricia Collins Frances Hannon Alice Harris Ruth Deavers Dorothy Hannas loan Hutter Charlotte Mills Ioan Minke Catherine Hunt vw , .QA- Q, -.nm h mx - y w fa, , GN df ZA I 1 -2 AA,- .. I X X , fl, A f .Wig -iawtfifi uwlzie2.SQa?ii ' Y ,.,. X f ff? A ' Q 5, mb WW , 1, M, !-1 , 3' 1 W A 3g . ,CA ,sf f4S'm.f 1 X ,QQ W X., S- W 4? Ar ':' W V4 Vw? WN . ,Q , . W a X7 ' A, 1 I A M QQ Q 2, 'lg' X ' ,, fl'i5Ww'5 NW Awf S I G NA -XOQY all 59 I , 7 . I 0, 4, W f 'G Q ' ,W s X , ,mqgszmjg 'svfwgff' 4 L ca., ' i 'V ' JW: , ,I , I 1 , 5 QS ff f , W . M ,ff ' '- ff , W7 - ' U , M 9 ,, f f ' W X . 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Phi Sigma Nu. liountletl in it-22 antl known then as the Kappa Kappa Fraternity. has heen one ol- the most outstantling social groups of Potomac State Collette. . A The liraternitv sponsoretl a numher of activities tlurintf the vt-nr, some ol' which ar' as follows: the nh-flare party heltl in thf- Science Hall antl at the home of the- sponsor. Mr. lames T. Hanfllan. lr.: il Saturday ni-rht 'lance at the S1-wlent Center: anti two parties with our sister organization, the SIUIUJI lota Lhl. Honors went to Miss Connie Durst anti to Mr. Patil Cline. who were vrownetl Queen anti King of VVinter at the fourteenth annual iingle Hell lrlop. Phi Sigma Nu has for the past eight years won the Dennis Scholarship .fXAvarcl. given the Cireelt-lt-ttf-r 0I'tf1ll1l7.2ltl0l'l making' the highest total schol- , astic average as a group. Phi Sisfma Nu tlemantls of its memhers scholastic achievement. colleefe spirit. high moral stanthntg, anti an interest m all colletie activities. The fraternity, a leatler in campus affairs, is proucl that its memhers holtl many important orlices on the campus. Thr- lasting hontls ol' lirientlship estahlishetl here will he treasured memories lor many years to come. Kentlel llowers lames F. Devine MEMIASERS Iames V. Cainer. lr. g Carl li. Hanna i ioseph E. Harris 011 VVilliam K. Hawkins Richartl Hays Iohn Holmes Richartl Lewis George Lipseomh Iames Manley Gregory Rhode-. Philip Sher-ts Thomas VVallt-er Philip VVentlt ulvjl-0 V, 1 We K V ,qw ,, J: ,. ., . 1 . 'Q I .L In - iw- '-', '- , 'Q ' M. Y , hi, . ., Z K3 W XM I - 3 i ,. .. M, . M ,, A -W . X ' wg, ff' 3 31 ' gy K , I . - ,fl f K 7 V m ' ..,. Q ' - ' ' :rf-'ri x gf ,. izwzwfx Q . ff' We ff V yr ,', . Mmm, :ml V , 'A f fp 4' 1 ' 2 , 4 :ffm -f V I Ill!! -r .nlfw-1. 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V. ,. ia 5: t, Q W Miss IXNNE XVITIIIZIQN Spmlsof Kappa Delta Psi Pl't'.fl-Iibllf l'jr'c'-Pl'c',t1'1l't'f1f Sencnlry - TI'C'tI.fltl't'1' Cfztlpltliu - Ptlrlitlnzwlftlrlitlzl OFFICERS - Lois SIXIITH M.-ucv IXNN Coxitan C.xitoLvN IQFRNS RosALi2Ni3 DETTRA lf1.HANoit IYLILE Doitwrnv Sisxieiiiz Kappa Delta Psi Sorority is the youngest sorority on Potomac States campus, having heen ollicially liouncletl April 26, 1951, The ohiectives ol' the group are to further scholarship, stimulate school spirit, and clevelop a close feeling ol' lrientlship with each other and the school which was its lountling place. Following an informal hlue-jean party heltl cluring Rush VVeelt. seven girls hecame Kappa Pletlges. ln early Novemher, a liormal initiation ceremony was helcl lor the newcomers. ln Decemher the sorority votecl to prepare a hasltet of footlstutlis for a neetly liamily. The proiect was carrietl out, and the parcels were wrappetl .mtl tleliveretl following the sorority's annual Christmas party. As their part in the collc-ge's Student Center Saturtlay night activities, Kappa Delta Psi co-sponsoretl a Santa Claus Hop with their hrother fraternity Phi Kappa Omega. Margaret Fagle Io.'Xnne Haynes Nlonna Pugh Betty Alt MEMBIHQS Norma Cain Margaret Kit7mill-er Mary Knott Maxine Litton lane Morehouse S94 AM-' X, 14 , QM - 1 4' xg' A ii ff H Q gf X1 ,x Q' X if Q- ' e -.... pf pw. ws-N 'KK Q' 'Z 'iff R , J k N -vw mf a.v.1. f - uv, .Q ,W Lf. ,em V A . y x ,X 15. v E g V Q 5' ' ,. 54,5 V , Z , my 1 , ,,. .sax ., ,J ij - f My-.c 1 ' y , ,V -I 4 4., 113.1 ' ' . 2- Jaff' . 1, f V-.VJ V .5 M, 'X ' 'S . ., , , - X ' 4, .-.., , ' ye. -F' 1- ,A 'N wx? , A 19 A X 1 ff MS' ' I 1 M Lf we I S x ' WW . X X, 'Q . 14 N., wifi , .',., 1 Q Sk . A, .x 55 ,Ifff-H-' P-J DELT E I Wm f 1 X I 1 , A I .1 1 ? 4 -1, 2 Z? Q if H H 'P Z I t , 'fi' 1. gk 4 wi. ,4 ff' 25 if f 1 ia 4 :fy F .fwvg -ff., ' '?E1vf a2w, '2'1,1:':,.a2:, c 'ff I , Q' 4K E I, 1 A 1' fx! , wx k,,+ J, , ,,, Q- ff W. Wxxy 5 V ,n ygf Q, gf, ,Wy gk 1 T V131 K .va ' .. 1 X gulf X I . ,A :fr r M P hi K ci p p CI O m e g ci I i 2 Q. ,qi - ' Y, f QW nl' H, Qeiif? , f f, , , Q ' .,,7 , zssgtifgslmi Mic. Put lviiicsow P1'c'.v1'ffc'11f l'y1it'l'-Pl't',f Sl't'liC'ft714'l' OFFICERS First Semester - S.-vixitui. LEoNia'i'Tif. Iifffllf - losEPiiT.v1,izoTT - Tiioivms Mt'i.i.i3'r Sgcontl Semester Davin Dt'N1..vP Iosiivii T'v1.iaoT'1' IDUNALD liutisox Sfwzimf 'I'1'c'i1.fz11'w' - Niiwrow Awnmisox XVILLI.-XM St r'roN Pinllitlfizwlfilmizz - VVii.i,i.vixi St'T'roN S.vNt'i2i, l,EoNET'rH Cliizpfmzz - H.xiu,F,v Dvxiilvixi limit Liifsromii lfnioying the tlistinction ol heing a local fraternity at Potomac State this year, memhers ol Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity have heen activelv - ifgwetl in furthering its ohiectives ol high scholarship, sountl moral cn, h character, antl cooperation in working for the hest interests ol its memlwer-z as intlivitluals. th college. e fraternity as a group, antl lor the hetterment ol' the Active hrothcrs inauguratetl the fall term hy entertaining nexv men at a rush party heltl in the Social Room ol' the Science liuiltling, ln Decem- her, the memhers cooperated with the sister sorority in sponsoring a Satur- tlay night tlance at the Stutlent center. Social lunctions sponsoretl hy the fraternity incluiletl the annual spring picnic. Pretlriclq Queen Rex .Xrhogast Leonartl Calantlra Kenneth lrlrovvn Cieralil Cool Glenn Dulaney Etlwarcl Egan M EM l3liRS VVartl lenliins Rohert Murlile Roy Messemei' Orville Payne Uane XVelch Alfrecl Barr Theotlore Sage TS ' 1 Mia, lay it i ,ix ,4 .str .c.,4,-pqw' , Ai lh -iixifwx l XX cxxxxlr X, t ti flea B 1 Q v v-f- is X ' f if A V fm X V ?'?'sf'fff? 1 21' rw 'VWSS4 - . 1 - K f, '31 ' 'J f W 3 N 5 N, , , ,A., ,., N , , ,, ' --an ' ' N V I A ' A .. I ,fa A ,Q is an , . QNKW '--pq' f x 1 Sm-, ,, , L' f ' I N 425 10 A 9 ,Z W. W ,Bk fm Ziff KHP ME' -Q J. 2 4:1 , ,,,ws2?,,s1,: . , A . .try 'mir 11,5-gx ' 4 YZ A N' W 55 1 4 -L if 2 FFR I , 4 'YM if '33 , 1 -ww mv... v '13, ,, , 3,91 3 V? G X . X Sign . 5:2 -E .rg .X 5 w if ww N! x WH z,- ik ' ew-QM , ff f . As ' A K 3 2? Zi WM, Wx. I , . ,fi 'fy 0 1 N' S261 f 4 fwfr J, ff f 'w X f v 4 px f P. x 1 W QR N X X fi 4 f f 9 X F X4 fx I f 1 f y 4 3 f 4 f '55 NV Q ff C Q V , f 4 z. N ag- .. N f , X Y f L -1 1' f i , I p ' Q I ff I if FI fx? '5 4 215- . X X f Wa' f ., 1? , in .' if-Q' XX 3 Q, f V Q3 'M , 9: ' at i , :L 4 M, , lf i ly W' f 1 zslflll 4 Ili T T npigggw ,., E C ---., 4 B Y i ? it , Pon-Hellenic The Pan-Hellenic Council, governing body of the Creek letter organizations on campus, is composed of three members, two sophomores and a freshman, from each fraternity and sorority. The Council serves as a forum for the discussion of problems pertaining to fraternal life. lts aim is to promote good fellowship and co-operation among the fraternities and sororities on the campus, to assist in keeping up the spirit ol: the school, and to maintain the highest ideals of life, character and citizenship. Panf Hellenic arranges the annual school program for these societies and arbitrates school campaigns and elections. 4-Fl l MEMBERS T E, 5 - s l f , Donald Hobbs hdward Ciobel l 'fc gg l Richard Poe Samuel Leonette Ieanne Ludwig William Sutton ' e nf' ,q it Patricia Armstrong Lois Smith 1 , F' is Larlyn Schauweck-er Mary Ann Conrad A V ' T iw Constance Durst Patricia Collins L Paul Taylor Betty Alt ' Ioe Swisher Kathryn Boggs Mit. Ions: O. Mfximix Sponsor Student Council OFFICERS VViLL1ixM SUTToN - - Pl'C'SI.lfL'lIf of SZIIUICIII Body PAUL FIITXYLOR - Pl'651.IIlc'l7f of Sofvfzomorc Clays PALL CLINE - RvpJ'exw1Zi1t1'z'e of Sophomore C1055 ROBERT Txvioo Pl't'.flid6lZI of F1'C'.Y!1Il1LIl1 Class I.-xmas DEv1N1a Rvp1'csez1n1t1'zfc of Fl'LJ,VfZl77tIl1 Clary SMIVEL LEoNETTE Rl'fJl'L'.fL'IIflIl1.Z't' of Davis Hull I-IELEN YIODER - Rc'f11'ese11tt1t1'z'c of Reyzzofdy Hall Ricirxitn PENDEiu1.xsT Rc'p1'c'.fe11Iuf1iz'e of PJSQUINU Lois SMITH - Rc'p1'e.ve11lt1t1'z'e of P4711-Hfffflllili Ceoitois ITIAIRD R6f7l'F5L'IZZt7I1.Cl' of Sporty Club MII' DAVID G' NUZUM D.XN1EL Rose - - - Repifsczztiztiizfe of .IITLYIZIIIH Heigfztx 511011-f0f' The governing organization of the student body of Potomac State College is the Student Council, whose major obiectives are directing student activities and promoting school spirit. During Freshman VVeek the Council assisted in the orientation program for the incoming students: two weeks later the group helped to organize the freshman class. selected freshman rules, and supervised their enforcement through the Kangaroo Court, The Council supervised the selection of cheerleaders, held thuses, and sold programs for the football games. On October 25 the Student Council sponsored one of the most gala affairs on th-e campus, the annual Homecoming Ball, honoring Miss Dolly Kimble as Miss Catamount XIV. In May the Council cooperated with the Physical Education Department in the May Day Fete, which culminated in the May Queens Ball. Upon recommendation of the Athletic Department, the Council presented letters and sweaters to athletes. X 5.Ii if .X-xi' X Vr' Sigma Phi Omega 'S' jj? oFFIeI2Rs PliL'.V1ilft'l1f 4 - PAUL CLINE W V11 L 1:l'L'SlillL'l7f - 1 IDOLLY IQIMBLE Sm rerilry-T1u1.rzz1'er Na N I iv M. M I LLnii Fifrzfllv Nz'p1'c,v't'11li1f14zfv IJAVID G, NVZLM STUDENT MEMBERS Joris liane David Dunlap Samuel Parinella Audrey Wgigoiier T N . , , N . . Dia. NANCY M. MILLER Peggy Io Liraiie ltoward Cfobel Dorothy Seaber Dolores VVIllhIde gm Davie Icanne Marie Ludwig Delores Sticliley Rosalene Dettra 511011-'Of' I ost-ph Niedbala Raymond Thompson 'lihi--I year Sigina Phi Omega. the Honor Society el' Potomac State College, will celebrate its thirtieth biithday, liounded in Iozg to foster scholarship and leadership, the fraternity now holds an enviable position on the campus. lt is still an entirely local organization with its own constitution, ritual, insignia, and traditions. At the opening or the school year. fourteen members returned to the campus, and soon thereafter Dorothy Seaber and Audrey VVagoner were elected to Inembership. At the close of the first semester two members lelit the ranks: lean Davis by graduation and Raymond Thompson by transfer to NVest Virginia University. Sigma Phi Unit-ga draws its membership from all campus groupsg thus it is proper that it should sponsor the two convocations honoring Potomac State's organizations. This year at the lirst general convo- cation alter the opening ol' school, the society presented campus leaders to the student body in its traditional Klmzzf Your Ih'gi1111'.:1Ir1lo11.-' program, and it will end the year in like manner with the annual R6FOgI1l'f1'OlI Dily prograin, where honor is bestowed upon leadership and achievement in every held. The formal initia- tion oi' new members and the banquet in their honor have an important place on the school's roster of events. This year special exercises in honor ol the thirtieth anniversary are planned, and an ellort will be made to bring many former members back to the campus. Members ol Sigma Phi Omega reel that it is not only an honor to be elected to this society, but that it is also a responsibility. They aim to uphold standards of scholarship. to participate in student activities, and to cofoperate with the college at all times. E , fs ' -' Folio Book Clulo OFFICERS Piwjziczzt - Dorm' limiisth l'jc'c-P1zzf1'r1'c11t - Euvvmvium Urusei. Sc'c'1'cZ11ry-Trvtz.f111z'1' S111v1a1aiN Yiwxc. MEMBERS Hoy Dove, Ir. Billy Ray Dunn Doris lean Bane Alfred Barr Dwight Calhoun Constance Durst Betty Ann Carr Margaret Eagle lean Clark Iames Cainer Karl Deavers Ethel Harper Ruth Ann Deavers Kenneth Harper Margaret liitzmiller laines Manley Henry Moomau Dan Sharpless Delores Ann Stieliley Peggy Taylor Dolores Willhitlc iss M.v1av 811119191214 Sfmzzmr The most active cultural organization on the campus is th.: Folio Book Cluh, which vvas organiy in IQKQQ. Under the supervision of Miss Mary Shipper. college lihrarian, the clulfs aim is to arouse intertst in popular hooks and to serve as a forum for literary discussions. At each meeting, a hoolt is revicgvved, oi 1 definite study of an author and his works is given hy an authoritive speaker. The meetings are held on the third VVed11esday ol ffacli month, and all students and faculty nieinhtis are invited to attend. The Folio Hook Club is the ideal organization for the husy student as it takes litt time: yet one receives much material value from the revi.-ws. lt in particularly henelicial to English maiois The club sponsors dances at the Student Center, an annual square dance each year, and participates n numerouf' other student activities. l ON We 20 1 O OFFICPIXS Home Economics Club ff i X e 4 ,if ' - Drums law llxixia F rf-P'ai'1'2 PL' ' lo l 'hu zo H Ns ' f lix Ill ru: ,J A J, A V i 0 . XA 3555 'Yvgy.10Q' P1 L mfr III l nc IL .3L'Cill'flll'J T1'cr15z11'r'1' Rc fiorlcr ltl7f 1 VTX :rm N h'l.XXlNh Lrrroix 'AN , ,.I.,: fw- Www Xl-XNIhEI11T'1'f9N Miss lQ.X'14I!FlilNl5 JRHDLX The Home Economics Cluh of Potomac State College of VVe5t Virginia University is ri nieinher of the state and national organizations. Member, ship is open to all persons interested in home economies. The cluh offers opportunity lor the inenihers to flevelop aociillly hy heing hostess at various school functions, as well as through other cluh activities, such as prograins and deinonsrrritions of interebt to the group. Audrey Wagoner Betty Sheets Mona Pugh Martha Huinricli MEMBERS lean Davis Put Seerist Delores Uinstol Anna Stuggs Deloreb Willhirle Rosgilene Uettra Delores Stiel-Lley Sfwlzfof 'Jef Brut ,OF 52 H3947 2. Potomoc: Stote Delooters The Potomac State Debaters Club was organized this year under the leadership ot Edward Gobel, president, and Mr. I. Kenna Burke, faculty advisor. The question for debate was Resolved: That the Congress of the United States should enact a compulsory Fair Employment Practices Act. Teams were organized on both the affirmative and negative side. The members of these teams were: Affirmative-Iohn Bosley, Iames Gainer. and Negative-Edward Gobel, Daniel Sharpless. The teams were organized in early November and spent the remainder of the first semester in research and preliminary investigation of the question. The Debaters appeared before the Keyser Woman's Club and the Presbyterian Men's Club of Keyser. Due to the inability of all the members to attend the College Debate Tournament, the Debaters did not enter the tournament this year. ' NIEMBERS lohn Bosley Edward Gobel Iames Cainer Daniel Sharpless MR. I. KENNA BURKE Sponsor Mit. linmwhrn Hxmus Miss Sen WLLsTEir Fuculfy D1'1'z'cf0r.v otomcic Store Ployers OFFICPRS PI'c'51lfl'lI.' Rrei mini l. Paxriizirofxsr Sanz-ttzzy - MAitc:,xitET Eixcuz Fl'C'tIA'I1l'L'l' Lois SIXIITH Tryfouts, lollowed by an initiation and informal reception in the Play Shop in mid-October, started the Potomac State Players on their thirty-second year as one of the major cultural groups on the campus. Meet- ings are held twice monthly in the College Auditorium. A program committee appointed for each meeting arranges such entertainment as skits, one-act plays, readings, make-up demonstrations, and dramatic reviews. The club's lirst maior activity was the presentation of two one-act plays entitled Submerged and The Professor Roarsf' on Thursday, lanuary 15, in the College Auditorium. The maior three-act spring production was The Curious Savage, presented April 23 and 24 in the College Auditorium. lioth endeavors were highly successful. Members of the club who have earned membership in Delta Psi Omega, national honorary dramatic fraternity. will be named in May. MEMBERS Anna Lee Arnold Neva Courrier Ann Huliinan lohn Mayhew Kathryn Boggs Iohn Hosley Shirley llosley Betty lo Bowers Norma Cain l,eonar1l Calandra lane Carpenter lean Clark Alice lean Davis George Davidson Rosalene Dettra Constance Durst Daniel Fitzgerald Mary Ciliin Dorothy Hannas Carolyn licrns it Margaret Ritz Sam Leonette Maxine Litton laines Manley lris Manliins Dc'-ris Martin lack Menefee Nancy Miller lane Morehouse Vince Murovich miller Bernadette Pendergast Richard Rishalt Martha Scott liitlicate election to member in Delta Psi Omega May, IQS2 Peggy Taylor Robert Twigg Virginia Vasile Delores Willhide lohn Wyfsltoski Sharron Young Alice Harris fieral Martin Dorothy Seaber iz r ei Q '. s T55 f -ff Ss' Q s. F te .2 .,-.. . ' 'e t a , D y sa l ' ,,,,,, ' 'V' , ' Ea. i ' s I , ,E-2, ,,5s:g:j: I- . Q Y 1 ' P, ew x Q. , . .,s, y . Q A Q r u --'-- . Sy Ma ' , , . yi ' Q :-rat: it X- if . ...s,,., ., , ts,., . i .331- 353 AWK , V is ,,.,,, . . TM 't l'd0-x Q fag: f ,L f W f M f M , 5, - .M r mwms., M W c.. , A 'Z y vi ef-41-wfffmvf-ge-..W ,Q , gr :Q . 7 - 1 WI fl X , s 4 o 1 W 'S C . M49 we ws- .Mg f ' K f Q X , 1 4 1 W V i We as W . 1 ,W ' 's A if 11. ,, .. h Ay 1? I ,team . ffr Q H if t c, , ' s l ? Q. fs p5R.ges.:g if 2 X X . ' X s N S w ge -if X' 1 l 1' X4 Ig. W ui 'ws PEW? V O P1-wi' rlwz t Vic e-P1'c1v1'zf4 121 Sc'f'1'ci't1ry em!! T1'cf1xzz1'w' Song 1, ruff cr Paul Mallard Rf-po,-M . : 1 fi- , ,V ,., . , , ,, -s , 5 f V, 'Q -Y 5. A iff 1 , swf t f ' Q AAAA I sg: s, ss gs xxx 4 -ex if? Qi' ' 2 . . . K f ' 15 W, A fy, sv ' . , . 7,621 ' J 'Cs wi is X T mir: :sn ,N sag S 'bl t ' fy 'rf' The 4-H Club is one of the youngest organizations on campus. It was organized in 1951 under the leadership of Miss Sue Webster. The aims ot the organization are to better the members in pledging heads to clearer thinking, hearts to greater loyalty, hands to larger service, and health for better living, for club, community, and country. The organization is open to older 4-H club members. OFFICERS ALAN LIPSCOIHB - EDWARD Rieirmiums IEAN CLARK - IAIXIES CTAINER 15xL'DREY WACONER MEMBERS Bill Long Audrey Wagoiier Karl Williams Frank Bain Kenneth Harper rm Miss SUE WEBSTER SIDOIZJOI' 2 2 f X ,nf f sv Th 541.58 e Pcxsquino STAFF Edirol'-1'1z-Cfzzkj - RIQIAIAIIIJ I. IJENDEIIQMT . Bz1,fi11c.f,f Allllltlgfl' 4 WlLLI,XhI D. K.IYLuII ,l,c,vI.vz1111z,v - TIIEUIJOIIL SAQEII, FIIIINIQ GIULT A Cjfblwlflllfflofl Alzllltlgfl' - - EDNVIN M.15r1N NEWS STAFF ALICI1 IEIIN I3AVIS, MARY E1.1Z,fx1aI1I'IING11-IIIN, DR. ELIZABETH A- ATWATER Duma N. NTARTIN, .ALICE H.IIa1IIs, 1.11111 L. NTENEIJEE. M,xIITII,x Sc:oT'1', PEIJIQ1' CIILLINN, VIIIIIINIA VASILE, Fflfllffb' 11'ffl'f50 IDAVID DL'NI-,xP, Mun' IQNIYFT. ANNE SITTIG SPORTS STAFF I,u1N,xIID I-IIGIILAND, P. T. D.x1'ToN, RIc:II,xI1D W1I.IxIc1T1I, BILLY Rm' TDUNN, 1,1114 SIII5I3TN. FIIINIQ SILNISE, IDANIEL SIIAIIPLIAN SOCIETY STAFF M.xxINh FITzw,x'rEII, MARY ANN QIONRAD, NANCY NTILLER, MAXINE LITTON FEATURE STAFF 11415 MANIQINN, NI1IIIx1,x CAIN .lllllllllll Nuns ANN I-II'1-1fIx1,xN, Editof' Fflrm 1'Vcnf.f BILLY Rn' DUNN, Elf1'I0l' fix 1 wr kwa' - 'ef' f 1' 1 . A...7:.Ti,1w??, A A A I xwx 1 fax , 737' I X f V i rv. ,-IQ.- VL, T .4 5 K A, MW' . 49? 41 ..-f X Yi 3, :. The Posquino The Pasquifzo, Potomac States newspaper, serves the student body, the college stall, alumni all over the world, advertisers, and friends of the college by bringing to them about every two we-eks current campus news coverage. Those registered in journalism classes are automatically on the Ptljtflllillfi stall: but since journalism classes are very small, many volunteers, with and without experience, are welcomed to the staff. Editorial headquarters are set up in the Play Shop, and the paper is print-ed by the Mineral Daily NElL'5-TI'liZ7ll72K in Keyser. A project sponsored by the Pusquino stall is the publication of the annual Student-Faculty Directory. Social highlight of the year for the stafif is the annual Press Banquet, during which an outstanding journalist .addresses the group. This year's banquet is to be at the Ali Chan Shrine Country Club, Cumberland. The Pasquino is affiliated with the West Virginia lntercollegiate Press Association. Last fall Richard Pendergast, editor, and Mary Cilhn of the news staff attended the annual WVIPA meeting at West Virginia Univer- sity. MQFSV Christion Youth Fellowship OFFICERS PI'65l'd6lIf - - - MAX GUM Ijift'-Pl't'Kl-lllfllf WILllELhIIN,'X BAILEY Secretary MAIQTI-IA SCOTT T1'6LI.Vlll't'I' BILL IVJUNN Hiytoriun ALICE Dnvis The Christian Youth Fellowship is an interdenominational organiza- tion devised to bring youth into closer contact with the church and strengthen ones devotional life. With the aid of its sponsor the C. Y. F. endeavors to combine service with religiong therefore the club sponsors many activities throughout a school term. ' MEMBERS ' Mary Ann Conrad Harley Ilonham Carolyn Kerns Lloyd Coplin Maxine Fitzwater Eleanor Kile Neva Courrier Franklin Ciault Barbara Marlin Peggy Io Crane Ethel Harper Monna Pugh , .,,. wvac. gg X Jxzl 1 4 , ra., ...:, , s K 5 42 N f Q A QM yr 4 MR. EARL W. MICIJAEL Gregory Rhodes Betty Sheets Patricia Tepper Audrey VVagner SPOIIXOI 's: 'f MEMBERS fl Newmcin Club Brought to the Potomac State campus in 1o48, the Newman Club is a national Catholic organization. Its purpose is to foster the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests ot Catholic students. This is done for the purpose of welding a common union. The group is a member of the National Federation and of the Provence Federation of West Virginia. The assistant pastor of the Church of the Assumption is the chaplain, and two instructors ot Potomac State serve the organization in an advisory capacity. O Visiting speakers often attend the monthly meeting and talk about some social, political, or religious subject. Non-members are permitted to attend these meetings. which have for their ur bose the constant addition to one's intellectual abilit . P l Y OFFICERS President - - SAMUEI. LEONETTE Sec1'etr11'y DoLoREs WILLI-IIDE Tl'6l7.VIlI'El' - Ricimitn PENDERCAST Sponsor.: Miss KATHERINE Bitonlaiucx Mu. I. KENNA BURKE Iames Burke Leonard Calandra Ioseph Caruso Frances Crist Iohn Collins Margaret Collins Patricia Collins Michael Cunningham Iames Devine Donald Evick lames Gainer Gene Gorman lay Gorman Frances Hannon Donald Hobbs Adrian LaRue lris Mankins Don Mayburv Nancy Miller Vince Murovich loseph Niedbala Sam Parinella Bernadette Pendergast Richard Rishak Dan Rose Frank Senise Edward Shubeck Edward Eagen Robert Shuck Iohn Sirna Lee Sissleberger Donald Thorn Robert Twigg Virginia Vasile Iohn Wyzkoski Robert Yoho Thomas Cope ,. , Potomoc Stote Mk. QPARL PETE1tsoN DI-l'l't'flJl' Potomac State Band began its fall activities by appearing at all the home football games. The Christmas season offered an opportunity to participate in the annual yuletide program held in the college auditorium. Spring found a brass ensemble playing special music in various churches in Keyser, and May closed the year with the band providing music for May Day and the graduation exercises. tmmx U55 Bond Q59 lf J MEMBERS Tom Freeland Philip Wendt Steve Strickler Peggy Io Crane Ruth Ann Deavers Frances Crist Dick Armentrout Dick Henderson X 4, fmt ,Wt it V ' '11 at ' g fr r ,f . t sstt N' I X f a ., 1 'xt . ' Q, --A-. . Potomoc Stote S ngers The Potomac State Singers, under the direction of Mr. Leonard G. VVithers, experienced another interesting year of concert appearances betore the student body, local churches and clubs, and betore litteen high schools in VVest Virginia and Maryland. The first program was at the annual Christmas convocation when the Singers oltered a cantata, The Bfrffz of fiflfliil, with an attractive candle-light setting. ln the early spring the Glee Club sang for the Religious Emphasis XVeeli meetings. During April and May the Spring Tours were made to Grafton, Elem- ington, Roosevelt-Wilson, Shinnston, Luinberport, VV:-ston, VVasbinqton lrving, Bridgeport, Pennsboro, Harrisville, VVest Union, Ritlgcley, and Keyser High Schools in Wrist Virginia and to Port Hill and Allegany High Schools in Cumberland, Maryland. The Final appearances were at the Baccalaureate Sermon and the Commencement Exercises. MEMBERS Shirley Bosley Betty Io Bowers Margaret Collins Pat Collins Peggy Io Crane Alice lean Davis Ruth Ann Deavers Constance Durst Margaret Eagle Tempest Gardner Alice Harris P1'c'x1'dw1z Carolyn Kerns Eleanor Kile Mary E. Knott Nancy Miller lane Morehouse Carolyn Schauwecker Martha Scott Pat Secrist Anna Staggs Mabel Taylor Delores Umstot DoLLv Audrey Vlfagoner P. T. Dayton Karl Dcavers Dan Fitz-rerald Richard Rishali Richard Sghoppeit lack Sheets Steve Sticliler loe Talbott Thomas Vlfalker Kiiximai Mit. Leoxaitn VVITHERS . lcrompfznisf Miss Fit.xNeEs S.xicL'1.Lo Director I dw trd lsith irds firy X in Nftttr as if 1 f v ll? ditty? v v, , Circle K Club The Circle Ii Club is celebrating its lirst year as an active organivation on the Potomac State campus. The Circle li is a service club made up ol young men from the college. lt is the only organization ol its kind found on any college campus in West Virginia. lihe club holds the thirty-third charter in the United States and Canada. The ideals ol' the club are to develop leadership, initiative, and uselul training in all educational endeavors ol' the college, to provide experience living and working together, to promote good lellowship and high scholar- ship, to serve the college when and wherever possible, and to give primacy to the human and spiritual rather than to the material values ol lilt The projects completed by the club this year are the repairing and maintenance ol' the lootball and baseball scoreboards and furnishing the assembly room or the Science Hall with a speakers rostrtiin and .t set ol llags. The Circle Ii is governed by th-e following executive otlicers: 1Jl't'A'I.llL'I1f l 'lift'-Pl'C'.i'I-lffllf St'4'1't'fi11'y - Y'1'c'i1s'111 er Sf'UlljUl' - A board ol directors executive ollicers. Leonard Highlander Phil Allender Charles llotson lacli Nleneliee l.loyd Coplin llnwxito Goiziii. Lmvmtn To'r'ri1s P.Xl'L T,xvi,oi: iXi,Li4,x lailseosiis Mit. livin. Nlicii vii, ' iiosed ol' four intmbers ol the clu I5 LUN MEMISERS Gene Kessel Ralph Holder Frank Gault Robert Yoho Lewis Stark Harley Donham Max Gum Dick Cardot ls plus the lames Cainer Carl XVilliams Adrian La Rue 'II-tl Sager Don livik Dick Poe lfmil l.ipscoinb Herb Mullenex ,ja Q cs- P FN Q in 4m I Medi-Sci Club Reorganized from the Medical Club in 1946, the Medi-Sci Club is open to all students interested in helds pertaining to science. The bi- monthly meetings are composed of discussions of scientihc interest and current problems. Movies are previewed by the members and constructive criticism is given as to the addition of the hlms to the science library. Mem- bership to the West Virginia Academy of Science is open to the students participating in the club activities. OFFICERS Pl'l'.fl.liLJl7f - NV1Li1ELM1Nfx BIHLEY Vicc'-P1'csm'w1f - - - MAX GUM Scw'c'ii71',iW-T1'm1.fz11'w' - - Iixixms Ci.'XINIi!l Sponsor - - Mu. lamps T. HANDLAN, lu. MEMBERS Anna Lee Arnold Fred Lee Russell Hedrick Pat Athey Leon McDowell Iames Manley Kathryn Boggs Dean Fazenbalqer Penny Pendergast Neva Courrier Vx7illiam Codtlin Rick Rishak Staley Vlfhite --.ws U. ag W Q I. s -pw' .N ...f , ,, ,sn V32 'f h ' 'Wtiiiffi f a g ,, Wasil, 4 -U If MW! :gi 415 X W . WW f I , ,gf ,f fx ' WO' Pofomoc Sfote Engineers Club The Engineers' Club is composed of students participating in the Engineering Orientation Program at Potomac State College. The purpose of this organization is to acquaint the students with the dilferent Fields of engineering. Prominent engineers from nearby industries are invited to give lectures to the group at monthly meetings held in the auditorium of the Science Hall. Informal chats with these practicing engin eers take place at the end of the meetings. Field trips to nearby industries arc taken to produce a satisfactory sequence to the professional atmosphere surrounding this important phase of a student engineer's college life. Membership is limited to engineering students. Phillip Allender Kenneth Bartley Richard Riser Edward Butcher William Clements Edward Chenowith Iohn Collins Charles Clark Gerald Cool Michael Cunningham Iames Devine Iohn Dickenson David Dunlap Donald Evick Thomas Freeland Harry Good Lee Green Carter Harness Robert Renlroe Gregory Rhodes William Robertson Thomas Ruppert Edwin Mason Harry XVhite Richard Schoppert MEMBERS Gerald Harrison Ioseph Harrison Theodore Hartman Willis Hartsock Iohn Hesen Charles Hinea Richard Hays Iohn Holmes William Hudson William Short Robert Shuck Charles Sievers lohn Sirna lennings Stickley Ioe Swisher Ioseph Talbott OFFICERS 1952-53 Pl'C',fl.l27CI1I - DANIEL BORCHART Iliff'-Pl't'J'1.l16'71f WARD ILNKiNs Sec'z':'It1ry-T1'et1514rf'1' - LLOYD CoPLiN Sponsor - WALTER A. Iixwoizmi lohn Iones Karl Kahl Clarence Kitzmillcr Franklin Lambert Rex Leonard Melvin Martin VVilliam Matthews Henry Moomau Thomas Mullett Robert Twigg Garrett Van Meter William VVallace Glenn Waybright Ierry VVayne VVarren VVharton George Wolfe H7535-l GENE TQESSEL ADRIAN LaRue Doiioriiv TIKTIINELL Keith McCarty Robert McCune Richard McKean Robert Petry Richard Poe Robert Pyles Fred Queen Harry Reih-er loseph Rcissig rua-M i r-ww' kv- Women's Residence Association Patricia Armstrong Anna Arnold Wilhelmina Bailey Kathryn Boggs Betty lo Bowers Norma lean Cain Ioan Carpenter Betty Ann Carr Peggy Io Crane lean Clark Frances Crist Mary Conrad OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL PI'6'f1'lft'1If HELEN Yonmc l'TCI'-P1'L'A'l.l1,L'llf Lois SIXIITH Senetriiy MA mi IA Sr -i l'I 1' T1A6lI.fll1't'l' lJUR4JTHY H.xNN,xs The Womens Residence Association, estahlished December 7, iota, is comprised of Women living in Reynolds Hall. Those not residing in the dormitory are also invited to the meetings and participate in activities during the year. The ollicers of the association malte up the House Council, who have separate meetings to discuss prohlems that arise and to administer student government in the Hall with the honor system as its hasis. MEMBERS liarhara Martin lris Manltins Nancy Miller Alice lean Davis Rosalene Dettra Maxine Fitzwater A Ethel Harper Alice Harris loanne Haynes Ann Hulhnan Ioan Hutter Carolyn lierns Eleanor Kile Shirley Bosley Maxine Litton Ioan Minlte Molina Pugh Carlyn Schauweclier Dorothy Seaher Patricia Secrist Betty Sheets Patty Tepper Virginia Vasile Audrey Wagoner Miss SUE XVEl3S'I'I1li Spofzsor Women's Athletic Associotion OFFICERS Miss M.xito,xitET R xi TPR Spontoz VJ lDl't'.w'liII't llf 1'hGf1Y lo CRASH lilit4'-Pl'C'.Yl-tft'I1f - liLE.iNoit Kim 5n,ff,,fy . Mxitv IXNN Coxitxn T1't't1.v-1,1174 - Dotoitiss XVILLHIDF IA lllll-llf Cfzilnfizml NlHNNvX PUSH S The VVomen's Athletic Association was organiietl to popularize womenis athletics at Potomac State College antl to provitle leisure time activities. The aims ol the organization are to tlevelop stantlartls ol' leatlership anti sportsmanship anal to promote those activities which may he atla it 'l t tl 2 l 1 tt o it eisure time of alter-school lite. such as the intramural games in vollevhall, haskethall, f Each year the cluh sponsors a Play Day lor high school st l schools. This yearis program lor Play Day was a pingpong, and hatlminton. ut ents in the surrountling cofrecreational alliair. The motto ot the group is A sport lor every woman anal tor every woman a sport. The club is open to all girls on campus. A total of two huntlretl lilty points entitles a memher to an emhlem. These points are acquired hy participation in tournaments. attenti- ing meetings, and in various other ways. A total ol live huntlretl points entitles her to wear the regulation Potomac State College letter which is the highest honor hestowetl in women's athletics. MEM IEERS Shirley llosley loan Hutter lletty Ann Carr Charlotte Mills Ruth Ann Deavers Patricia Secrist Maxine Pitzwater Anna Staggs Martha Hamrick Dorothy 'liichnell Peggy Collins loanna Simpson Dolores Umstot Carlyn Schauweclier liathrine lflunt md Reserve Cfficers Troining Corps Lola bmrrll F l1LE,xNou IXILE CAIQLIN SCIIA Potomoc Store College , Min... QS 1 .Z , Z5 I It f W.-3 3 as f I ix. 1, Q- L, ff: '35 .413 - ' EI '32 ':. pf-1:' 'M ' MV . V Kgwx , ,yi W MS , X. :R ,FNWJN ' Vo x af- 'f ww Q Potomac State Cheerleaders f M I lun XLT HELLN YUIJEI4 Nmamx CAIN NNIL I,,l'lmw1c. Su,xluumN YUVNG IANE C.txRPENThR DOLLY KIAIBLP 1 f f ff' 'i 5Vfefff17' fl-729' , f ,A W, ,W -Vi t-we wx gfwl-nag? if 1. ii 0 GI I EUC f li-. 5 Store oromount ,sill . Co,xcH DANA Loren . . 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'Q 3 .: 6 XX if , Xt - L1f, .X,,, '1S , J X' ' XX K S .. T ., tix. :-Z' ... 'Q 1 K f Q '- . ' V 4' -- w e ' ' V r 5' X .ef X Al i , X7 V XS, X! .XXX on G . X X , X , , . 1 Xu is ,, VX K. A - Y X ,XX ,. .1 mx , . X X A MX , 4, X . , V: y X, , Xgf, X X XX X . , ,. my Q I as , X VAX , ' - - , .- -A t' mes' . J :fir f T . - r ' ' ' --4 , N . -I X ai' , ,. , f, , i V ,, NM , i I . c f ' 'Q in fx- if 9 .X ,, , x 2 1' LK iq 3S245g2lf Q.ff Xa, . , 1, E. x , ,, 11- 4- V 1 .,, ,AM . ,L X X . ,, Front row, ll. to r.D: Dun Rose, Don Hobbs, Iohn Emch, Tom Muller, Witt. Welsh, lor: Caruso, Harold Harrison, lien Bartley, Dick Poe, NVm. Matthews, Hutch Niedbulu, Fred Lee, loe Talbott, and lohn Kane. Second row: Alex Skripkur, Ed. Shubeck, Hob Merckle, George Cooper. Reeves Taylor, Dave Herculeh, lohn Wyfzkoski, Ed. Egan, Richard Zack, Dun Fitzgerald, Dick Anderson, Steve Stydahur, Gene Gorman, and Sum Parinellu. Third row: George Baird, Kenny Brown, Bill Long, Harry Good, Rowdy Totten, Ray Rice, Bill Sutton, Vince Muroyich, Richard Rishak, Bob Lee, Bob Barber, Charles Mayo, Tiny Payne and Lenny Cgilundrn. -, w, P 1'- v ,. kv gr 7 ,- nv 7 9' P gn P' V L L- l in l 1. V' l I ll. T l Football Following in the footsteps of great Potomac State football teams ol the past. the io52-53 Catamounts roared through a rough schedule, under the masterful coaching ol' Head Coach Dana Lough. to post a better than average record of four wins, two losses. and one tie. The Catamounts with a speedy backlield, and a big line, gave a creditable account for themselves despite injuries to several key players during the season which undoubtedly weakened the team. Potomac State 25, Bainbridge Naval Academy 12 Potomac State opened the season against Bainbridge. Ed Egan scored Potomac Stat-e's lirst touchdown by returning an intercepted pass Bo yards to pay dirt. A few minutes later. an Anderson to Totten pass-play covered gi yards to the Navy 7-yard line. Danny Rose plunged over right tackle for the score. lohn Kane burst through center for a 57-yard sprint and Fred Lee convert-ed. Egan intercepted a Navy pass and went S2 yards for the final Catamount score. Bainbridge scored all their points in the linal period. Potomac State 12, Newport News Tech 7 Potomac State met Newport Tech in their lirst road game. The Catamounts drove 53 yards to the one-yard line early in the game. Niedbala plunged over for the score. Bob Lee set up the final T. D. by recovering a Tech fumble. Rose scored on a play around right end. Both attempted conversions were blocked. Potomac State 19, Salem 12 The Gatamounts iourneyed to Bridgeport to post a very costly third win. Three key State men were iniured. Dan Rose dashed 55 yards for the first T. D. Salem then tied the game tip at 6-6. Baird put State back in the lead to stay by going over from the one-yard line to end a 63-yard march. Poe widened the lead by bulling over from the three-yard line late in the linal period. Salem scored to draw within seven points ol' State. Potomac State O, Glenville 14 XVith three regulars on the bench nursing iniuriesfPoe, Rose, Tottenethe Cata- mounts sullered their first loss. Glenville scored in both the lirst and third periods. Potomac State 21, Shepherd O Performing before a happy, cheering group of alumni. the Gatamounts tlrnlibetl an old rival. Shepherd. on Homecoming day by a 21-o score. The Gatamounts' lirst T. ll. came on a 53-yard pass play from Baird to Long. Rose scored the second T. ID. lrom seven yards Otlt. Zack Finished the scoring by going over from live yards out. loe Talbott had .1 day for himself by making all three conversions. The outstanding line play of Ours. XVyskowski, Shubeck. Sutton, and Emch. kept Shepherd from crossing the State goal line. Potomac State 13, Concord 13 Don Hobbs went through right tackle for 25 yards and the lirst State touchdown. Late in the game George Baird hit Bill Long with a touchdown pass but the Gatamounts could make only one extra point try and ended in a I3-I5 draw. Potomac State 12, West Liberty 14 Potomac State closed their season away from home by dropping a thrilling I4-IZ contest to the powerful Hilltoppers of West Liberty College. lolin Kane streaked SI yards for the Cats' first touchdown. George Baird reeled olli 63 yards and another score. Despite this sensational running by the speedy Catamount backheld. the Hilltoppers squeaked by on a 1.1,-12 score on the strength ol' Decola's conversions for the Hilltoppers. 1 i 1 W lx 1 S11 5 V Catamount Basketball Squad 'Mt V fi . ,fi Y .M . ,f ., 1 1 , 2 ii W i I it f , 5 L fi . l .ff 'ff V 5' Q lst Row -- Nlurovieh, liairtl, Poe, Talbott, Holder. Sutton zntl lion' ef Lee. Cool, Rohinson, Renlroe, Berry grtl Row e Stoutamyer, Mason, Shimer. Simselherger, Hercules The Potoinae State ha5liethall team squad eonsistetl ol six returning lettermen antl .1 host ol promixing lreshinen. I'otoin.ie State openetl their regular season at home against Mountain State Business College. Vllith lifrexlnnan lra Robinson leading the way the Catamounts racked up a somewhat easy 15,5411 win. R0l3ll1fOlli5 24 points was high for State. liluelieltl College was the next cage team to invade the Catamounts' home court. XfVith Nluroxfieli hitting lor eight lieltl goala antl live for eight at the foul line for 21 points the Catainounts rolletl to their seeontl win ho-449. The Catainountx plavetl their lirst roatl game against the VV. V. U. Frosh at Morgan- town .intl sull-eretl their lirat loss 157-33. a 'teh' by -Il I Z1 Basketball Last year's State Co-Champions, XVest Virginia Tech, roared into Keyser to do hattle with the Catamounts. Although trailing most of the way, Potomac State gave Tech a real scare hefore dropping their second loss in a row hy So-85. Sutton hit with eight lield goals and a perfect seven lor seven at the foul line. VVest Liherty followed Tech in to hand the Catamounts another sethack hy an overwhelming IO2-T18 score. Again Sutton copped scoring honors with I4 points. Potomac State invaded an old rival Prosthurg and were handed a hardflought overf time loss hy a 73-jj score with the freshmen playing most ol' the second half. Poe hit for ij points. Potomac State returned from the Chri-tmas holidays to do hattle with National llnsin 'ss College and won H3-ho. Potomac State next played XVest Virginia XVeslevan and Fairmont State in a two' game road trip. losing hoth games hv scores ot' H7-.tj and 3,1-jo respectively. XV:-stinghouse was the next to meet the Cfatamounts. Potomac State made it three losses in a row hv dropping the game eoffii despite Nlurovich's 21 points. In-t as people were heginninf' to think the Catamounts had hit the skids, Potomac Stat-Q druhhed arch rival and highly favored Shepherd hetorf- a roaring home crowd hy :i surprising score of 76-go. George liaird led the wliole team with 27 points in an outstanding game. States happinefs was shortlived as they journeyed to VVcst Liherty to lose hy iojfja. Potomac State returned home to all hut upset thy- VVest Virginia Freshmen '74-71. .X x li moved in next to druh the Catamounts hy oo-oo. The Catamounts next set olli on a tour ol' the South hrrt meeting lleckley and taking the lfagles hy a oggfoo margin. They dropped two games to Concord Q4-'72 and llltie- lield oli-og. Potomac State returned home to avenge an early season loss hy heating Frosthurg 77-lik! as George Baird hit for 20 points. Potomac Stateis cage team set otl' lor their last road trip to the South and dropped two games to Morris Harvey and XVest Virginia Tech hy respective scores of S7-go and of-81. 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S ,..,. , ,0 sf vu 4 , f A I 0 .Zu X 1 if 5 0 4 Crmgri Iornv O. lMlAlIJEN April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May 1953 Catamaunt Baseball Team BASEBALL SCHEDULE Mount Union Mount Union Kent State lient State Ashland College Ashland College Shepherd Frostburg Davis and Elkins Davis and Elkins West Liberty West Virginia VVesleyan Shepherd Alderson-Broaddus Frostburg home home home home home home away home away home home away home home away Upps. PS 14 7 9 5 7 6 io 4 7 2 7 3 0 3 2 IU 2 7 8 I 1 I2 , .yn-.,. , -mu- Standing, back row: Left to right: Dean Fazcnbaker, Gene Gorman, Fred L-ee, Bob Beck, Clarence liitzmillcr, lunior Dove. Second row: Coach Iohn Maiden, Ralph Holder, Lee Sisselberger, Rowdy Totten, Dick Lewis Ed Egan, Bill Long, Coach Lough. Seated: Keith McCarty, lay Gorman, Butch Niedbala, Emil Lipscomb, George Baird and Sam Plrinelli 1952 Potomac State Tennis Team W QQ G f Among the men who form Coach VV. Ii. Mictiiicik tcnniu squat tor Ifvl-Q2 :irc picturcil above fl. to r J oe Talbott, Gene Parise. NV:1rren VVharton, Aaron VVils0n, Rogur Lucck, loiin Niciigirlaiiiml, Dick Cami lack Lear, Lou Schaper, Vince Murovich. and Herb Mullcnnex. IQS3 SCHEDULE Optus. PS April 2Q Frostburg home 3 ,i May X Frostliurg licnnc 2 .fj ff ..-v, . 7 f f f-' ,fix ' A-1 f 4- Vlf F2,x' , 7'i4-V-' ff I' '11 Q J , uv , U i X ,fLJ---- M . ,N , 'Q ir i f .' Coixcir VV. E. MICHAEL 'f , ,,..-,r' V , U7-aww- Y f N., --I - if , . , , , :iff W M Q .nic ' 'M Q0 . . E y V fha In Af- . X I IIIE41 N19 Athletic Awards I I j Q ag x , E g D -' .K I-V.. ,- , - ---0 -----A --- 'vo KIA' .1 . 'If' ,e f-2, X .Xl llmc .Xnnunl RL'L'UI,QI1IIIUlI Ugly Program, th: Stunlunl IIULIIICII LlXYLlI'CIL'tI utlifignl Iullcrs .HMI swullcrx .ls rccmmm' ul 11ml 41pprm'mI Ivy thc Awxmls IIUINIIIIIICC. 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