Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)
- Class of 1954
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XVe honor in dual dedication two of Potomac Statel. distinguished instructors of biological science. Iames T. Handlan and Earl W. Michael have devotedly served students and college faculty as well as the Keyser youth and townspeople with faithfulness to every task. lim and Mike, as they are aflectioii- ately known, have lahored harmoniously together, displaying resource- fulness and creative thinking in presenting class material, in extra- curricular endeavors, and in civic improvements. That their contribution might he recognized, the 1954 Cizlfmzozmf is dedicated. MR. Imins T. Il,xN'DLfxN IR Faculty ANNE I':LlZAHETll XAIITIIERS, M. A. Iizzglzxfz Aidcrsi111-'limarlriiis Dennison University New York University Harvard Coluiniliiu NVALTER H. BfmNE. M, A. Cfzwzzjxtrv Virginia Poiytuchnic' Inslitutu I31'irlgewate-1' Colin-ge University of Virginia Hucknell University I. IQENNA Biiiaku. M. AX. S01 fofotgy Fairmnnt Slate Cniiujlv XVQAI Yirflinin Iiiiixwiwif-x f1iiLLN C. c1RlNl:Il, M. 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LI'b1'I1I'1'I1z1 CSL-III-ge Wuxiiiiigtmi UnivI-rsitx Lkwllliiiimisl l'IIix'm'siry 2. 5. 'l If .4-old' FILVIN I.. DfXX l'fJN, M. XX. l?C'0lIOHII'C.f Potomac' State Srhrml West Yirgiiiiu Univc,-I-sity JOhI1S Hopkins University KATIIEIIINE IEIIODLIIICK, M. S. I-l.F.1iIu Homc' Fc'0n0n1IAz'.f NIIZLII1-III Jimioi' Colluge We-st Virginia IYIIix'wI'Isity IVDAVID G. NUZUM, M. A. Englixlz NVvst. Virginia Univc-Visily Ilulw ITI1ivI'I'sit.x' Faculty Q ii .. ' 1512 5 J V62 A --..f.....f M V w , W ASM Y 4 . S' Z X , A gay? yy :yy hwy, -f f we 05 in 5,42 2 -'Y ff:-.5 fgzgiffz 1- 1 'Q ' Ns , ' 4 rf Liann,-mu CS. NVi'r1 iu1u, M. Mm. Pzlmo, Tfzmry, Glenn' Club C'inc-innnli CUIISL'-l'YEllOl'4X' of Music' Ohio lliiivvrsily l'iiivei'sit-x' ul' Cinc-innali lifoles fl'ai'l Axim.-i'iL'z1iiies 1l1UI1lL'llllL'lllk'l'lll, l+'1'L1n1'w Exilim' Nul'l1lzf1lu llc' Nlllsiqllv, l'fl1'iQ 3 Alliunc-w l+'i':-1111-zxisw. llziris ALTER A. IAWOREK, B. 5. Q. E. 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ELIZABETH ATKINSON Medical Technology Lonaconing, Md. DONALD HOBBS Physical Education Arlington, Va. IOANNA SIRIPBON Pre-Education Keyser, VV. Va. XVILLIAINI MATTHEWS Engineering Arlington, Va. .ROBERT MERCRLE Pharmacy Dunedin, Fla. IOHN DICKINSON Engineering Lonaconing, Md. IAMES ARNOLD Pre-Dental Piedmont, VV. Va. DORfJTliX' TICHNELL Engineering Keyser, XV. Va. DANIEL SIIARPLESS Pre-Law Kitzmiller. Md. BERNADETTE PENDEROABT Medical Technology Piedmont, VV. Va. IAMES KENNY' Pre-Business Keyser, VV. Va. RICHARD POE Engineering Grafton, W. Va. 'T IAMES MANLEH' .QW 1 '1.,,,,. Mi , j- , fa f Geology Xi' Q Fairmont, VV. Va. X . IQ., XY xy X I EDWARD I-IARRIsON A., Q R X Engineering NAR F Q39 Moorefield, W. Va. SQPI-IGMCDRES IOsEPH CARUSO Pre-Education Keanslburg, N. J. VVILLIAM O'BRIEN Commerce Luke, Md. CATIIERIN HUNT General Secretarial Keyser. W. Va. PAUL DAYTON Arts and Sciences Keyser, XV. Va. IOAN HUTTER Home Economics Moorefield, XV. Ya. IXNDREXV PORTER Arts and Sciences Keyser, XV. Va. NIARY GIFFIN Medical Secretarial Keyser, W. Va. XYERE BRANNON Agriculture Arnolflsluurg. XV. Ya. IOIIN HCJLAIES Engineering Cumberland, Md. D.XVID VVELCII Pre-l3IIsiIIes.Q McMeclIen, 'W. Ya. STANLEY BODKIN Arts and Sciences Keyser. XV. Va. NIARTHA HABIRICK HOIne Economics Burlington, VV. Va. BILLY I-IEDRICK Agriculture Alderson, W. Ya. BETTY .ALT Medical Secretarial Keyser, W. Va. LEON MfIDOXklhLL Medical Technolrmgy Keyser, XV. Va. SHIRLEY BOSLEY Music Gormania. VV. Va. CTEORGE IDAVISON Pre-Law Wellsburg, W. Va. DONALD SCI-IWINABART Pre-Business EIR Oar-tlen, W. va. 5 W X Nw? 'sa ay, ! I. fi 'Jef-N X wr fx .!, 79 QQ l an W 'W QQ LW Z all - , 6 gm 'm .Y I.-1 , L- deg? F I 1 .---A, f S I 'Q ,, i ,QA I' Q A I Kim an-A V' L QE ff ' WV. S ' KRW f f' ,xx W1 ilfgfk' A im. 'fe KN I ' 'wb M, Q 1 +1 1: Y . W be ,ml ,M .,, N qw f' .qi 5 .KX .4 ww-'vw 'V A ' ' Fx 'Y A -IW ' 754 4. Q. asf E' f L, X., 2 e ,-K 5 vi' if x is Max 'fs N, , wiv N . 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N1.-XXINE IJITTON Homo Ecnnoinics Zona, XV. Ya. W1LLI.XhI ciLliMENTS Engineering Iielvxn-i', XV. VS, Mmzx' KNoTT fIl'L'4EClLlL'Hlilii1 Kcyseiy XV. Va. Rlctimlm LYUNS Pl'L'-UllSil1t'1'4S Akmn, Ohio A N DREXV AGN EXV Ministerial 1 XVL-stQl'np01't, Md. SCDPI-IQMCDRES FRANK PANCAKE Pre-Business New Creek, VV. Ya. LANE CDAKINIAN Pre-Busin ess Keyser. XV. Ya. 5 FRANCES CRIST Foreign Laiiguagw Tyrone, Pa. DALE MILLER Engineering Burlington, XV. Va. BETTY Io BOXVERS Home Econiiinics Franklin, W. Ya. REX .EXRRDCAST Prediiusiness Valley' Head, W. Ya. XYIRGINIA XLXSILE Arts and Sciences Clarksburg. VV. Ya. XVILLIARI XVALLACE Engineering: Pine Grove, XY, Va. RICHARD RIEIIAK Pre-Denlail Pittshiirgii, Pai. RICHARD SHARIJLESS Agriculture KitZmi1le1', Md. I.-AMES :ROGERS Medical Teclinologiv Keyser, XV. Ya. LEE Sl5bIiLBERCER Pre+l3usiness Alexandria, Ya. IAINIES G.AINER Pre-NIerliCine Tunneiton, W. Va. RICHARD ELLARD Agriculture Aiflerson, XV. Ya. KENNETII HARPER Pre-Erlucution Franklin, XV. Va. 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PM , ji, f f d' 'S .fn 'I 3 1 me' SCDPHGMORES RICHARD SCHOPPERT Engineering Westernport, Md. CPERAL MARTIN Pre-Education Keyser, VV. Va. RAYLIOND MESSEMER Pre-Business Breton WOOds, N. .I RICHARD ARMENTROUT Agl'iCUlfLll'Q Rand, W. Ya. KEITIAI MCC,ARTX' Engineering Jane Lew, VV. Va GENE KESSEL Engineering Fisher, XV, Va, STEPHEN STIOI-:ER Music- Petersburg, VV. Va. DALLAS ADAMS Agric-ulture Keyser, XV. Va. ROBERT BARBER Pre-Business Bethlehem, Pa. ROBERT MCCUNE Engineering C1Ell'kHhLIl'f.f, VV. Va. KENDALL BOWERS Pre-Dental Hyndinan. Pu. GEORGE COOPER Pre-Law Sutton, NV. Ya. ROBERT IASIXITOXVER Arts and Sciences Keyser, XV. Va. PHILLIP ALLENDER Engineering Cumberland, Md. RALPH RATHBONE Engineering Cumberland, Md. IOE SYVISHER Arts and 'Sciences Keyser, VV. Va. VVILLIAIAI ROBERTSON Engineering Cumberland, Md. THOLIAS WALKER Pre-Business Hil1SbO1'0. VV. Va. SOPHOMORES FRANKLIN GALYLT Pre-Business XViIld5', VV. VH. EDXV.-XRD EGAN Arts and Science-S Pittsburgh, Pa. KATHRYN Bocas Medical Technology Grantsville. VV. Va. XVILLIAIK1' BANE Agriculture Keyser, VV. Va. ETHEL HARPER Pre-Education Mouth of Seneca, W. Va. KARL DEAVERS Pre-Business Kingwood, VV. Va. NORLIA CAIN Pre-Education Grantsville, XV. Ya. IXDRI.-KN LARCE Physics Keyser, W. Va. THoMAs FREELAND Pre-Business Romney. NV. Va. CHARLES CLARK Pre-Education Keyser, XV. Va. JACKSON SHEETS Pre-Law Bridgeport, W. Va. ANNA LEE ARNOLD Social NVork Vienna, XV. Va. Hoi' DOVE Pre-Law Mathias, VV. Va. LEONARD CALANDRA Pre-Law Union Beach. N. J. RUTH A. DEAVERS General Secretary Kingwood, W. Va. NEVA CfJL'RRIER Pre-Nursing Keyser, VV. Va. JAMES DEVINE Engineering NVesternport, Md. HARRY' REIBER Engineering Lonaconing, Md. 1 i ff W-... ii 3 T A-V .W f4i'.,5C a. ' s, f f X ,R LA- - X.. D N. eww X fafssfe V . ' E Q0 . I A .H- W. QV A '51, S' N ii 1... f ...W .5 X my 4-egg VQPJS ww f g' X K .- 1 Q f V N ,nf 'I K Qi-?5 We was A I .mx Af vu --e-. frm . V 'Z W5 A E if ...fr A A if f fa, f 4,24 N , X I f xfx 1 A . rm f gf W 0 ff--' .'g N- . I . '- M.. . . Q 'Mfg , X41 H3-I X , I I N M wx W f 4 2 'N 'X f f ' NSW 3' 'um . 'Z I. 'QA ,J 'Fw I x,, '17 www - 319.51 ' '21 '33 . . ,IA . Wm- l I .V .,. I , M' X I ,. I xg. fs N A 49 ff . ,L Ang A Lj x ' N20 X 391373, . v Q, W' w .1 - 'Q 1 Lien . I V 1 6 4 x M, X 'bw MQ Q if f . R 7 e I I I 3 I I .C 2 W, A . 4' N. , AMR A X A 1 E , V y , X N A J W ,, ,A I 4 '- 4 ' , 4 A , -N5 fr J kv K v?'Z7N3 , f . 6 ?2.q gy, ,I ja 5 'N ' ,S 1 if 9 mm N. M 4 A H2 , up ,f A if 5, ... .A If K 5 -,A V,AA w KN . T f F I K 3 gm 'iff-Til . H I 4 Ns 'SBIG f G5 5... 'Bm 1 4 uv if ,A SCDPHCDMORES PI'eALaw Iie,x'seI', W. Va. GERALD COOL Engineering Mill Creek, XV. Va. DOIIIS MARTIN JOLIVIIHIISIH Iiqvser, W. Va. CIERALD HARRISON Engin vevirug CLlI1'llJ9l'1HI1d, Md. .ALICE HIXIKIKIS Nlwilic-al Secretary Parspms. W. Va. W.XYNE HARMAN Agl'iCLl1IUl't3 Ac-C-idvnt, Md. NANIIY MILLER I-'Im-AlCrlIII:LItion 'I'IIImI-ltmw, W. Va. IEDXVARD FAVLKNER Pro-Ikmsilu ees NlLll'HD'LOl1, XV. Va. HARRY STUUTAMYER Pm-I.aIxx' IQIIWII-, W. Va. l2I'c:ENE CIORINIAN I-fuk-ICIlIIc'ation l'it1'slmuI'gl1, Pu. BDXVARD REYNARD P111-I :LlSiUL'5S ClllNlN'l'13l14l, Md. PA'l'RICIA COLLINS Medical Tec-Imology III-QI-Aw, W. va. IQIZITII CRIININ .XQl'iC'LlHLlY'U Pike, XY. VCI. IRIs NIANKINS Hislcwy TlII1I1Pll0I1, W. Ya. NIELVIN NIARTIN Engineering CLlINl58I'lHI1l1, Md, FRANCES XX. IJANNUN Ale-Ilic-al Tec-lInology VVHSft'l'l11JOI'I, Md. IQOBERT BROBRT Agl'iCLlltLIl'6 .Nm-imient. Nld. D.XNlEL ELLIFRITZ PI'e-Education Koyscr, VV, Ya. SOPI-IOMGRES STALEY WHITE Physics Grafton, W. Va. IOHN PIEVENER Pre-Education Dunmore, W. Va. IVIARGARET COLLINS Music Keyser, NV. Va. DONALD THORN Agriculture Tunnelton, VV. Va. ALICE DAVIS CARSON Journalism Clarksburg. NV. Va. ROBERT BECK Medical Technology Cumberland, Md. HAROLD IARMENTROUT Engineering Kingwood, XV. Va. ROY GOFF Pre-Education Terra Alta, VV. Va. LESLIE Yosr Pre-Law Keyser, W. Va. IOE PANCAKE Agriculture Romney, W. Va. WlLLl.AL1 KAYLOR Pre-Business Keyser, VV. Va. GAYLON SPONAUOLE Agriculture Cherry Grove, '. GERALD SPIKER Agriculture Bayard, W. Va. TERRELL RANDALLS Pre-Education Keyser, W. Va. IOHN BOSLEY Pre-Medicine New Creek, W. Va. 'FHPQ I wiv! ' f: A My of ,dye v nv if, sw, e'94 , 4 Iv 'Q 4 ,Q FRESHMEN IJUNALD XVILSON Pre-HIINIIIDSS KI-lwelg W. Va. RICHARD FRANCIS EI12iI10EI'iI1g Elm Grove, VV. Va NL-XRY BOLYARD .3XCC'OUDtiIlg Keyser, XV. Va. IVDUYLE VVAYBRIGHT ICIIQIIII-eI'i11g IEIISIIIIS, VV. Va. IDYCE EAGLE Gencral Sec-1'etaI'y Keyser, VV. Va. DAVID VVALTON PI'e+DeIItistI'y CLlI'l1lJ9I'1E:lIlfl, Md. DELI IRES BERRY P11--EIlIIc'ation DIIXIIIII, Ohio TIIORIAS CROLDIZEN PI'e-EIIIII-at ion CQUIIIIN, VV. Ya. RICHARD STUMP P1'e-Dentistry CLlI11hGl'1HI1d, Md. R'II'lilll,XL BRYANT I'Ik'-l'RlLlC'klIitbIl Haim-llff, W. Va. ANDREW Ri.-KRFLAKE CIICIIIISLIT Rivesville, VV. Va. Io IXNN STRADER PI'e-EIIIIC-ati0I1 IJaytmI, Ohio IIINRIPII GI.xNI1RANciIsCO PI'II-IIIINIIII-Qs Hswvillv, N. J. IIIIIN CIIISIIOLM EH:E,'iI1E9l'il1g' f'LllNl7t'I'1Ell'lll, Md. IARIES VVILSON EIIgiIIeeI'iIIg CumlveI'1aIIrl, Md. Rm' FIUWATIER l'I'ee-EIIIICQIIIIII RIIIIII-Ile, W. Va. IARIES DAVIS I'I'I--EIIII Ca t ion FI'osthIII'g,', MII. RICHARD XVILSON T'3I1giI1t'Ql'iYl:2' NVD-steI'npoI't, Md FRESHMEN X XWI N HARRY CLARK iw Pre-Medicine X ff .9 'V Hynciman, Pa. perk' XVILINIER I-IINES Agriculturo LLllUiJE'l'I?Ol'I, W. Va. GEORGE REISSIG Physics Cuiniwerland, Mei, DONALD I-IARTAIAN Agriculture Wk' ' Purgittsvilie, W. Ya. I. DON CJULBRONSON W QW' Pre-Emiucation , ' Paw Paw. XV. Ya. R BILLY NELSUN . Pre-Business ,I Iioysvix W. Yu. f' I IANIES HARRISON Engineering Moorefielfl, VV. Ya. SHIRLEY HELAIICK Pre-Efluc-arinn Shaw, XV. Ya. XYERNON SIIINIIOLTZ Engineering inte-rinont. XV. Yu. MARXIIN KESSLER Pre-ErluCa'IiI,In N, f Brooklyn, N. Y. ' fi ' IOIIN CFJOLIDCIE f Pre-Education 4 ..., A .-Xrlington, Ya. A 1 CEILBERT BENNETT 7 , Izicigeiey, W. vu. gi Q, - ARTHUR SISSLER Ars and Sc-ienc-es Terra Alta, W. Va. ., My . Qi -. 1... STANLEY LEE Engineering Augusta, XV. Va. l:',' IJONALD TIIOMPSON Engineering Flemington, W. Va. .Hass Ufficttzs -fm., Qoiowv, Wise-, im I, Y, A5 W ., U, xff5 -,M Fifi, ,fm , fsiiiwu We R31 mm- Q . xX5?l23,ZWlA- :i?1J,,yr ,nf Q3 Eff? .R Jfv -Q' ww' .fs 1 I Xi-Y E xx AA R I 3 . ' I if rv' Z5 s,, ., ,W V I, Im' kifl' if X 4 Img. , ,RSV ' R W Mn xg. , . 0423, 3 'Wa 53' If I it W? . w - W T. Q , iff, S ,W V M ig ff :fm 44:1 mfg 'Q ' Q it M u A. Eze' Q, . I :Ev a fir , I :,-VZ' A7 I NK ,flaw . Qgw 1 I 2 I Q' ff-Q sw, Q, 1 . 1 . , , f .VJ A j I fp , v gf-5 I, :YQ-' I . ,1,. I, . ,Q xx . T..-, 3 ,f V' Q E3 I? XX .29 52 I. Q ' I 'QV 5, IQ, X. V' ffwfs.. -. ax fr.. '- 55- FRESHMEN l.m',xI. C.KNIf1ELD AgI'icI11tIII'c- INl'oI1tI'f,mse: -W. Va. LIWIIENQE TIERNEX' Arts and Sc-ieucea Elkins, XV. Va. XYIRCINIA FLEEK GQIIQVHI Sei-relarial Keyser, XV. Ya. MAIIIUN PL'oI I Arts and Sc-IQIIC-es frlllllw, VV. Va. IVJIINNA LYNCII PI'w-EdLIcati4m Keyser, XV. Va. DANA RINE Form-slI'5' PI'uCIeI', XV. YH. IJIANE LONG Ilvm-I'aI Sf-I-I'eIaI'y Iih'KX'S1:'l', VV. Ya. lfxvula l3usLEY .XL'L'1,llIl1lil1,9,' Iivyse-V, NY. Ya. RQDNEY OIINDORIIF PI'e4HIIsinoss XX'e1I'clwIsx'illI-. VV. Va Hmm' NICC.-XULEY I'I'v-llxlsilwss Mill 'C'l'usfk, XV. YH. XVILLIAIN1 FIIANIQLIN Pl1ill'lNklC'Y Iimjvscly XY. VEI. IiIiNNE'l'H LIIIIIBERT l'I'e-,XIIfIiiI'iIII- l18l'I112'lI1, W. Va. IIIIIN Umcs PI'I'-EIIIII-atioll IZLICKIILIIIIIHIW, XX. X a. v v hmm CTALLIS I'I'I--IIIISIIII-.QQ C'II.I'kslIIII'g, XV. Ya. ImEPI I BIIUZZIO Pl'L 4HlISiD9SS Newark, N, J. l.xIrQI'Ii P,IxIIsoNS .XqI'if-IIl1I1I'I,- Davis, XV. VH. IIIIIN SPEIQANDIO l I'I-'EdI1C'atioI1 Czatalma, W. Ya. YXLBERT WIIITLIEII PI'c-EIIIIQLIIIOII I'eteI'slIIII'g, W. Ya. FRESHMEN IAMES EVANS Engineering Greenland, XV. Va. REYNGLDS HILL Pre-Pliarinacy Romney, W. Ya. BARBARA BOBO Medical Secretarial Mount Storm, XY. Ya. RONALD NVILEY Arts and Sciences Keyser, W. Ya. SHIRLEY STEPHEN Pre-Education Keyser, W. Ya. XVILLIAIXI M.Ic:oL'GIITIzy Engineering Summit Point. W. Ya DORIS FLESHER Home Economies Parkersliurg, VV. Ya. XVAYNE NIsI4AMEN Engineering Arlington, Ya. CHARLES Tl'EL Enginet-I'ing Ella Garde-n, W. XVILLIABI PATTON Agriculture Lewisburg, W. Ya. WILLIAM Tiixiiaimuia PI'e-Ilusine-.Qs Keyser, W. Ya. WILBL'R IVIAIN X II. ,Q ,. . .I il 4 A ' tf ' 5 2 'A k' -- 5 y x 1' 'Eff ' 'A Q S wwf I i l ,YI . .-..,,w! 1 D fy AMW' , QW.- W W X? K7 Vi W . ,T ft rs-A 125 X 1 , f I 1.- ' i E 3 , '6 .A I -Q . l ' X f 2 X Af 4 'fl' .. AIA , -w 1 ' - if-9 5 . L. M A: :KX X .4 ' . ' I, SJ- L . , 5 f' 5 .gx 'r I ' S w ' 7 A ,V I f ,t I, ,' ' ,l ' I ' ,gg 6- I Wi'- . 1 ' fir- r N f '5 lt' -v v V . .I . 'f 5.9!- , J?-wmv :,.., 75 ' if? xi ,.,-'ze .K I X it xx I xx' f I F I I! X Xi' . ,.., If 'W 'P in F, , ' 9 ..- .2i? ,- A ' w w PM--VQtf:i'inary ience Frerlericli, Mrl. XAJILLIAINI NIILEY Pre4DIenti.stry A Cumberland, MII. gi X NIUNCELLE BEIIG . Agriculture .W ,, ' , '- I Keyser. W. Va. 4 il ' ' H,'KRRX' FAUBLII Geology f . 2, f . , 3, . , V- WMU. 5 f ' Mt. Lulu Idilt, XIII. I W 4 WILLIWNI PAUPE 'if Pre4Me-flicine Q Cumherlanfl, Mfl. A CII,-IIILES CI-IANLY 4 Engineering ' . Pierlmont, VV. Vu. U I' H IOIIN RoI4IN5oN ' 2 ' Pre-Dentistry , y , 'E . f C,L1TDlJQl 1ElI'lf.l, MII. g .4 f .ig Mr, 2 -4' f 'X :WA ,4Mw' I7 X Q wwgf , SI Nl Irvs -uf ,fx 1 1 .Q my ' ff f 5.44 -if If ' f. I uf! ' f .ff I nf Ii 3 Zh. ii' , ff fi ,V i 1 fm ff, M W. 2 g wifi? . AW - ,A V L ggi 4 .4 f if W f W3 4 E MQ-Q . 4 f fs . 'sf 455. 7, Q J 2, 4 f N if J f R f g . ff ' wa -, ., ....,.. ,JS 'ggk v Ju' 400' L . G ' Yififi ,N fam Magi.-Gs iii, '1 , , gf, 5. , .W 7 X iff: ' ,g 'Zfxf if 'I ' -' + M ,x WN :my E 'Q' ., 4 R 1 M. X.. .. 96 ' 0 -wi. . Q, N Y 'WN Y, Xhfv.-m5 K., . 5 4 ' V . 4 5337 , J -4' 5 Q Q3 '- .Uv if ? if A . 'Fx KS, 'Q T'?a M , f ' 1 1 Q , 4, , , W. fm ,S f Q 1 F ' 'Hr ! f . fb mf ,. R' fs, 1 , .X A. , ZN , .. Lys., , ' 12, 1 4 if 5142 0: V ,A x 7 A 5 W . f w 'x . 'S 5' 1 L- x 1' WL sf' we 'fm R' iw I Q?-W . - Sv .gg -J Q. ,ww , im K 4 N 'lgwff X A S X 1 A X. f 1-f l ,Z ff fd? FRESI-IMEN Dxvm IQISNER Pro-I 3115111932 Fz1i1'm011t, NV. Va. CSEORGE OSS Engineering Keyser. XV. Va. DONNA SPANGLER Home Economic-S Romney, NV. Ya. Mvrmx NIILLER Pl't'-l3llSi110S,Q Springfield, VV. Va. IANE VVvIi5TliALL Home Ecrmomics NIQCREIIWiCS13Lll'lQ, O-hio Dwm BEEGHLY Engineering Jam' Lew, XV. Va. Pw1.1.x' .XLT Iwi?-NLlI'.4il1Q lh'L1sl1,x' Hun, NV. Ya. Runnin' IDLEMAN Pvc-Vu!Q-1'i11a1jx' Sc'i+fnc'e,- Muum Storm, XV. Ya. C?mzM.xN Mmsm Pro-EflL1c-ation Iicysffr, XV. Va. Iuxl1PIl REED I'1'v-M4-mlical lluvlilwgtnm, XV. Ya. RuP,u1z'1' Mymu El1LIiHH0l'il1Q Pic-flmont, XV. Ya. M,!x11muET IQHCHENIJE Hmm' Economics H1-mh'ic-ks, NV. Yu. P.x1'1. I'lUIXI.'XN .X2fl'iK'Lll1lIl'C liidgy-x'il1c, W. Va. BETTY SIMMONS GL-11c1'a1 Se-c'r'eta1'ial Czlssity, XY. Yu. IACKIE R.xL'c:H1x1.xN Pvo-lIL1siness Mingo, XV. Ya. lxN1aT Hfxmns Ge1l1t1l'Lll Su:-lu-t:11'iz1I liuysc-1: W. Va. CL1N'roN Romans Pl'0-1Wt.'fliL'Lll Iieyser, W. Va. NIM414 CMIIIBELL Engineerinfz I St. George, NV, Ya. FRESHMEN IAMES DEG.kSPERIN Pre-Education Kingwood, W. Va. ANDREVV IURICK Pre-Business Clarksburg, VV. Va, JEAN NIECHEBI Speech B91'kQlQYS11l'lIlf.'fS,XX NIILLARD IUDY Engineering Horse Shoe Run, W. Ya. IANICE CALE SlbLER General Secretarial Albright, W. ra. IOHN CRAIG Pre-Efluca I ion Tunnel ton, W. Ya. DELORES HINEB,AL'GH General Sewretarial Parsons, W. Va. XVERNON KIGHT Engineering Horse Shoe Run, W. Yu. H.XRRH' Cli.XNEX' Engineering CLllTll'l0l'l2lIlfl, Mil. IUNIOR H.XINES Pre-Education Keyser, XV. Ya. WIL1.1AM N1I'LLAN Pl't'-Eflllliltlflll Piedmont. XV. Ya. ELIZABETH POXVER General Soc-retzn'ignl Parkerelpllrg, W. Va. LYLE AFFOLTER Geology Vienna, W. Va. LAVINIA ,ANN NVAGNER General Sfi'c1'etzn'ie1l Parkersburg, W. Va, ROBERT FANTO Pre-l , El w Keyser, VV. Ya. Donorm' BARR Pre-Educ-ation Kessel, W. Va. RoRERT JONES Arts and Swienr-es Penns Grove, N. J. LEVI MCCLINTIC Agriculture Williamsburg, VV, Vu, X nf.. f-MN-V -R 4 S , wa f f an nw:-, fi'-,S 1. - , E35 :-ez A 2 5.4. ix Ai ff 'Fl 5' ' A 'S 1 X, R z .Q-,dxf Q5 iq, P R 1 I kai Q 7 i ,Ag Cf! ,, . .4 ? .E 'R K V. ' R . X 4 f fb f V6 W , ,Z X sc X f W mf f 7 'yy f 1 f W Z ff , 555, K K 4 t y -1 'WN fl? ' .. ,, if ,W , i ,A ww.. rim f nw ,. ,....,, Wg 3. ,fx R '7 ew' r , 'FM 43 5 , ,V 4 1 U + X,- 'Q x Al , ,,,..,f4. X ...I 'N f n-.. , gylffgg I fqlllb 'R l 33,3 -.,. -Q .. ,MW wwf! . 3 h MW, --M' Z! r 'S SW f ! X f Z f ffkf 7, , . A gs ,lf geyx Q :E 1 457: f , sf sf'4LRa X , f 5225567 W ' , ' TL .2 Sl- ' 4 K ' ra f 'N - v V 6. L . f , QQ.. .M -.. fi' f ,I ,, 5 ev ayggf. 'I O, I t ,'., Q .. I E Swv 4. if' ' WZ. Iv 3 X I , I we -L . 4 w T? 'R' Y . W I E W K. If Y . 3 Jw Q 1 .,. 3 g V- N l 1' .7 I l l fs if .4 :M 5'?'f+4Z' ' L 2 me L 5 Lk is :L f Tb 1 IV, .I --.-I fi W., 'YW are Q25 ,ive - ' A i -V .X . , I nl nf' I an '43 si. K, ,eww s - IM 6'9 -HAZ ww N , I 411' 3 in yr I 2 J '- I I .im -me f- .X FPESHMEN ARNET AKERS Agriculture Dunns, W. Va. CARROLL SNYDER Arts and Sciences Keyser, VV. Va. WALTER BARTLETT Accounting Mill Creek, VV. Va LEO MQIKENZIE Engineering Cumberland, 'Md. WILSIJN MILLESON Engineering Springfield, W. Va. COLIN DETRICK Engineering Ridgeley, VV. Va. RIcfII.xRD IDORSEY Engineering Ridgeley. XV. Va. RONALD LEE Arts and Sciences Keyser, VV. Va. XVILLIAM CLELI Arts and Sciences Cumberland, Md. I.xIxIEs COLLINS Engineering Cumberland, Md. KENNETH MAY Agriculture Beard, VV. Va. CHARLES BARBE Pre-Veterinarian Keyser, W. Va. IJHNALD FULLER Engineering 'Cumberland, Md. IOIIN TAYLOR Pre-Dental Cumberland, Md. LOUIS CHRISTMAN Preflkusiness Kingwood, VV. Va. HOWARD PETERSON Engineering Cumberland, Md. IOSEPH WRIGHT Arts and Sciences Keyser, W. Va. MICHAEL BURKE Geology Orange, N. J. FRESHMEN ROBERT ISER P1-e4EducatiOn Ridge-ley, W. Ya. WILBERT BOLYARD Pre-Education Tunnelton, W. Ya. SHIRLEY SMITH General Secretarial Clifton Mills, VV. Va. BROXVNE SIINHHONS Pre-Business Brushy Run, W. Ya. IUANITA ROTRUCK General Secretarial Keyser, W. Va. RONALD FOXVLER Pre-Business Valley Head, W. Ya. PVTARY SUE WHITE Pre1EducatiOn Bayard. VV. Ya. PATRICK NfCCLINTlC Agriculture Williamsburg, VV. Ya. ROBERT PARIS Arts and Sciences Lonaconing. Md. WENARD WEAN'ER Forestry Galloway, W. Va. GEKJRGE LEATIIERMAN Medical Technology Petersburg, W. Ya. MARX' CSUNNINGH,-XIKI Pre-Education Morgantown, W. Ya. WILLIAM SHURE Pre-Business Davis, IVV. Va. RUBY BOXVI-QRS RENIROE Medical Secretarial EIkirIS, VV. Ya. FREDRICK IRVVIN Engineering ElkinS, W. Va. EDNA CLAUSE Commerce Ridgeville, W. Va. JAMES LARAXUAY Pre-Education Albright, w. va. PETER GALLINA Pre-Education Kingwood, W. Va. .-f'f ' Q Vg , I K. s 5 ,f wwf Q, , -o -.,f A 'JIT x W 4 'i fi ? Q 2 ,ff V f -f -111 l '- .3 Y . fr- ,Lv 1 'S I - , Q 5 Q w w 1 Ke. , A .11 f, Q4 3 ggi, at 3 , N73 , QW' 1 . ff'-' efdfw, 'Q 45 5 .V , cf, , A. W ' 195 ' 6 is , , 31,5 gf sf V 4S'fQ?fZr . ' xtfimli I f if 4 - x49ik 9 my ' iw . . 7 A A' 4 ,wg ,. If ' 'V AR , f .,, :,M,.il ,4 R 'Wim qw, . I .wb N 1 f ff-vw 'f'1 7 law N W 3 S 1 4 ' .fi V 71? EN!! .. 4 X. f. -SL EY U , If ,-.1 -:R-I 1 42. fi,,,p,gg f.:'efze.Qv4-,-X, Ea- : Z N Maggy, M, L Q Q W ,M f R J yd 2 W F 2 7 4 W, N X XW 1 W f ' ig , X f f ,R f f ,Fw 'AW X I L 1 W 5 N I I 6 . S H.. by g l' , 3' Us f ffdlwfxf -v-.ff gy I WA I '? .gy X R I Q X I xv x 1 arf LQ if I N4 I, i Q sg Off Q X of 'lm iw -5 ', X . E . C . FRESHMEN RICI-IIIRIJ DOBSON FOI'QSf1'Y CI'aigsvi11e, VV. Va. MlNC3R IWORRIS Pre-Law Elk Garden, VV. Va. TEMPEST GARDNER General Secretarial Keyser, VV. Va. VVILLIIxIxI FOLEY l4'III'estI'y l'lII11lWOl'I3I1d, Md. IIMNNE HERBERT Medic-al Secretarial XNXISIG-I'IT1IoI't, Md. PA I'L CTORIHAN PI'e--BIISIITQRS PittslwIII'gh, Pa. IIIINNI. I'IlzPNIiR llumc Ez-IIITIIIIIICQ S'lII'iIIgfI0ld, VV. Va. XVII.LI.IxIxI KOLBERG AVIS and Scif-IICOS XY1'sIel'IIlmI't, Md. TIEIoIxms ELLIOTT PI'e-Nledicine VVestPI'ITpoI't. MII. NIl'IIlbl.'KS SATJLLE l'l't1-I':LlSiHf'9S Ne-wIII'k, N. J. I,Ul'IS M,-XIKGIIERITA IEIIQIIIQ-eI'iIwg Ridgvlvy, VV. Va. TIIIIIIIIIS COPE Pro-HIISITIQSS f'LlIT'lh9l'lHl'1d, Md. 'I'IIuIxI.xN LANE l'I'wlCIlI1I'aItioII l'itIs'lIIII'gh, Pa. I.xI1I4 CTRAGG I'I'L--Nlvdic-ine PIIIIIQNVIIIQ, Ohio NVILLIMI PRUNTY AtSIl'iCllllllI'Q Oxford, VV. Ya. RII:II.xRn BRIGIIT l'I'I--Law IQI-yser, W. Va. GERALD CIRIIHES EngiIII-eI'ing Huntersville, W. Va. FRANK CTORINIAN Pre-Education Pittsbllrgh, Pa. FPESHMEN ,XLIIN ECKLOII l'I'e-lkusincss KcaIIshLII'g, N, J. Gun' HILL En,qiIIveI'iIIg New Nlartinsville, XV. Ya. LoL'IsE MCCIIRD XIL'fliC31 TL-c'lInology Elkins. XV. Ya. lfmxx Iixfwn P11--ErlIIcatiuII Grafton, W. Ya. SHIRLEY BISHOP Homf- ECUIHIIIIICQ AlIII'iglIt, XV. YQI. IOIIN H.XNDO I'I'e-1 ,aw l'ZlS.4YillQ', W, Ya. BETTY HILL HuIII+- Plc-uIInIIIic'-s Pf'ff'l'.4llllI'f.,'. W. Ya. Gmkcu IYDEMIQO I'I'v-HIIsirIms PittshIII'gh. Pa. 7 .I .2 liz.: 5 7' w I ' -Lyb . X I WW' .x 1, is IDUIXIENICTK Gmaco .Xrts and Sc-if-noe-s I -Im t XV. Yi. ., H1 Un , c it F7 X Ima COIQBIN I ,X'EIl'iI'llllLlI'L' F V f .-: , RfmIIIvy, W, XII. 1 .,,. 4 Ii IITII CULIFTT 462' I'I'+--I1IIsIII+-.qe IQ f H2lI'T1l!lt'Ull1, XV. YH. A ' I IAINEI' Tll.kX'Eli Arts and Sr-if-Noes ,Xl'liIU1lUI1, Ya. Q V X WII.LI.xM HEVENIQII I'I'I--ICIIIII-atifvn I ish4-I'svillI,-, Va. 4 mf . 7,1 , I2LIz.-xBL'rII VVILMOTII I Ge.-ncral Sf:'f'I'E'lHI'iE1l 5 -3 ,I Elkins, XY. Ya. Nw Ross M.fNS'I'llLAN I'I'e--Husinf-ss I'iII4mII'gh. I'zI. IIELIQN KAZLO Gfgm-Val S0f'I'!,'filI'iZl1 We-str-I'npuI't, Md. ANTI-Imw DEMMI PI'e--Iillsinms West Orange, N. J. yOllN MCCREILVY Arts and Qciefm-es I i ,W V I If I'iQYIlmrm!, A VV. 145 s' If? 'QQ ,Pm N mf fd' ' 'Q' ,f i , , 4 ,J J 'Ywgx I 3 Qi wk ' .K .V Lv ' I' I I I , AW 1 . M A . f ,I ,, .wig 4-A' . W, f Q r . f . f F 2 V 9 V ' ww ' ' A f M X Y 'fi Q . 'f 4' .,. , fx. is 'Y l Q X . .- my fr VLH 1 u T l - Aa R ' 3 il --f K . 1 Q' wi' :if 'Ne AAX ,Q :an '- --ww N Q 7' a f:w fwf FRESHMEN Rox' DUEF Agriculture Keyser, VV. Va. WALTER BosLEY Pre-Business Cumberland, Md. PATRICIA SHUCI4 General Secretarial Keyser, VV. Va. IARIES MONGELLUZZO Pre-Business Franklinville. N. J. SARAH SMITH Pre-Education Keyser, W. Va. WILLIALI BELL Pre-Dental Pittsburgh, Pa. CTLADYS CALERIINE Pre1Education Keyser. W. Va. LAWRENCE PERRY Agriculture Arlington, Va. RAIwIoN FRIDLEY Engineering Paw Paw, VV. VT. CILENN MILLESON Arts and Sciences Springfield, W. Va. CLARENCE COPELAND Engineering Jeanette, Pa. KATHERINE COBERLY Pre-Education Berkeley Springs. VV X a EDVVIN WIRIER Pre1Dental Franklin, W. Va. IARLENE CONSTABLE Home Economics Keyser, W. Va. CHARLES BRYANT Forestry Arbovale, W. Va. PATRICIA PARKS 'Pre-Dental 'Hygiene Mt. lStorm, W. Va. BERNARD MILLS Pre-Business Cumberland, Md. DONA SHREVE Engineering Smoke Hole, W. Va F RESI-IMEN , A , ELLSYVORTI-I I-IERRELL A M ?P . . , 'Q . 'R ' TF We Engineering i f' 3. 3 Paw Paw, W. va. , fy , IXENNIS SNYDER ' Engineering E' W' X Q! Slanexsville, VV. Va. QA 5 7 . N X ' LAURA ALKIRE We -A Music Keyser, W. Va. ,E - . NVILLIANI STERLING PreALaw Kingwood. W. Va. , N...- Q, -'W sxf DELORES MIERS Medical Technology V Keyser, YV. Va. ' GEORGE IQARRAS Arts and Sciences .- Keyser, W. Va. A, 1 IOHN Ross I Engineering in ,,, NVesternp01't, Md. 'B at GEORGE TRIPLETT A Pre-Medicine N.-A Greenbank, W. Va. RICHARD DEEL Engineering Bergoo, W. Va. IOSEPH PASQUA Pre-Business I Essex, N. J. f . WILLIAM SNIDER I, 1 Sr JV' 2 2 B X, if 1 N il 1 FK' .filf Hn' ff 11434 ,Q ,nv Accounting if Moorefield, VV. Va. A Q CHARLES RYDER -' Pre4Business I' Bartow, VV. Ya. ,Y CHARLES WEIGHT ? Music Westernport, Md. IAMES SHOEMAKER -1 5 W Agriculture M rg ff Shinnston, W. Va. T 4 REX BURTON A g P Accounting Cumberland, Mc. HAROLD GORP Pre-Business Keyser, W. Va. A DALE TURNER QA 9775 Agriculture ivy Renick, W. Va. I DONALD WENZEL g QW' Agriculture IQ if Preston, Md. f M-2. . fl taxa, J ., ,. 1.7: wha Wir -uf ,233 .f - New . 'sf' .r 'vm 3 51 --nv H 6, RWMW R J' V, ' P Q. Z, .ZR 731' , ,-,,-1.'-,,-11, f ,ck Il- '-Ili.: mx , '1,133LJI g R 975' 223-ffl if ff-rf,Iin.fz .':. ' ,Q-eq., X s 'X FN R 9 Mi 1 R. 'fi A-5 .1 .mx If fu g, ...X ...v S l . I N. A .3 1 liz Nag we X ' I, 1- Aw I, C t X X V X I 8 4- I A K ' Fl. ' . 5? 'X 1157, rr-N G 1 g Q 15 QTL! I 231' 5' M fr' v , wie J 3 1 OV? 'Ov FRESHMEN BERNICE CAINIPBELL Pre-4Medicine Piedmont, VV. Va. RUSSELL TAYLOR Pre-Husin ess Terra Alta, VV. Va. RICIIARD WILSON Engineering XN'esternpOrt, Mil. VVILLIAIXI TALBOTT Pre4Law Webster Springs, W. Va. KATIIRYN BURGESS General Sf3C'l'L'T3I'iki1 Keyser, W. Ya. VICTOR WYACHON Pre-Business Hamlmietun, XV. Xa. v IERRI' NNAYNE Arts and Sciences liastiiiigs, W. Va. WILLIAM LONG Engineering Keyser. W. Va. THf7h1.'XS PIARRIS Engineering Ke4X':1eI'. XV. VH. IOHN NELSON Forestry i Cl3I'iiSllLlI'g, W. Va. ' ' CIORDON VVRIOIIT 6 fa, Iii Physical Edin-z1tiOn Friendsvilie, Md. CARROLL BURDOCK Agriculture Elk Garden, XV. V21 RICHARD BISER Engineering New Creek, XV. Va. ANTIIONY C.KNDELhIO Pre-HIISiIIcAQs West Orange. N. J. EUGENE BROWN Forestry Droop, XV. Ya. IASPER WATT Pre-Business XVeilshurg, XV. Ya. IACK Wl1ITE Pre-Business - Kingwood, XV. Va. LAXVRENCE SMITH V Forestry Reniek, W. Va. FRESI-IMEN l'Hox1As ROTRLCK Music Keyser, XV. Va. IACIQ rI1Rl2l'TLE Journalism Keyser, XY. Ya. 'THOINIAS NIURRAY Pre-Business Short Creek, XV. Ya TQHOINIAS LEXVIS Engineering Mt. Savage, Md. IOAEPH BIAYES Political Science Pk1I'K6'I'SilL1l'g, VV. Ya. QILENN FORBIAN Pre-Business Terra Alia. W. Ya. PAUL SI-IANK PIT-EC1l1L'2lIiOI1 Burlington, W. Ya. FRANQIE COWATCH Pre-Biisineiss WI-sternport, Mnl. DAX'lD FXIVALOTIS Forestry Mounclsvilie, W. Ya. MAX NIEAAENGEII Pre-Business Terra -Alta. W. Va. IABIES INICLIICAS I'I'e-EIIIIL-ation Keyser. XV. Ya. CIEORGE LEP5 I're-Law Charles Town, W. MI SAMUEL CIERVVIG Engineering ClllI'Kr7i7LlI'g, VV. Va. BRAY LI5TON Ac-counting Albright, XVI V8. NVILLIS CIOLLRTT Engineering Elkins, XV, Yu. TROY AL'vIL Engineering Aurora, XV. Va. HENIAMIN MAXWELL Agriculture Spanishhurg, VV. Va. EDWARD GIIOVES Arts and Sc-ienres Kingwood, W. Vai. ,.-,agua ,qw-V. V 2 ww-.-1 r .319 m K i if ' U l L 55- --' N- -. . Fix ' r fav' 5 K ,Iwi gg 4 i , w..f M, my M ' f 1:3525 I .A fggaainf., f rf? Q- -... ,. m Inv P 1' A05 0 F59 -41' I WN.. I M1404 E. '5 ' , M, I 2 f' 'J--' wx I V 4-.JN HMV' I ' I 1 65 'Q mf A A , f ,7,f. ,ov ff, Z F Q K , ' ., Q Q , A ' Af., , W V 'QQ ,ifri f z 1 , B, f I Af' 1 ,Md Fit Q , 'Q 6 . A f , .1 f ' I Y IV! I I, . i X .1 ,f I fr 6 -fr I ,J we-I -me ,VR rf XF- 3 IQ-, ig - A iw . swan- ' kv -,-G' gulf' ' WMJQ, Y i gy, ,V Y - .,. EV,.,3,, -I ' 1 iv :Z 2 ,. , A 4 j Ns l 5 - . 'eb M2242 sz If i in Q -:V X n 6, I pl f I I ' D l, V.. , Q 'gl I 4 g lg, 1 yi- 1. X T , 'l 'S' ' a is ' an 1? u . Q, . -E , ','? ',' 1 - 1 ik 95' - 'Q '52 ya Li It ' .N f ' I I7 K E I ' .1 X'-9 ,,..- x9 Nm A 'cw ,X ,. ,il ll l f as . s, X A.1f'f'- J , . x X ' 'f Q' IPI ' l ,Qs IX . I 5 Z ,fa :Di 4 Xxx , Xges 5 t 5 X FRESI-IMEN IAMES CRANE Pre-Business Albright, W. Va. WILLIS LEVVIS Pre-Businexss Aim-ight, W. va. IOAN lV1ARKER General Secretarial Elkins. W. Va. IAMEs MORRIS Engineering Wellsburg, VV. Va. CAROLYN ELLYSON Medical Technology Jerryville, VV. Va. CJVVEN DALE I I.-KRTMAN Accounting Albright, VV. Va. lin' MEREDITH General Secretarial Sistersville, W. Va. ROBERT EMERY Physical Education Keyser, W. Va. JERRY ESSEX Arts and Sciences Bemis, VV, Va. WILLIARI HALIILTON Pre-1Education Accident, Md. CLYDE PEER Preewledical Wardensville, W. Va. PATTY XVARD General Secretarial Elkins, VV. Va. ROBERT CAVE Accounting Luke, ilvld. C.xRoLYN PHILLIPS General Secretarial Elkins, VV. Va. THOMAS HILL Forestry Richwood, VV. Va. EDNA NYMAN General Secretarial Keyser, VV. Va. LEE SMITH Arts and Sciences Wellsburg, W, Va. ROGER ORNDORFE Agriculture Wardensville, W. V ' - fm! s A -. X9 ni fb f .4 . , Mfg-efu,wQ2'.s71g'gfz'fefffwesa' 3 . A ' f- ' i f V N J 'k VN - x9 t x A, 3 .. , . xiikfw M1335 ' Hg ,Z f 1 , H, ,.., W X, A wi- , A xxxx H if X, ,, X EWR ' ' ' !3idminiSiraiion Building xv A x my '1 N'+-sunk. ,, ' Wi +xw..i, 1 N-sqm, W Davis Hall A., L, c..n 1 v.+,.,.. 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WHS Lmfm VLEEVL 0 'un cgzmaf ff Nancy Miller - Betty Io Bcwers QW, of M7,'fffm,, 5611 ,M Reynolds I-Ia I 1 4- ' J, x M fwfr, , x nxggglx rwfffgzifjq , ' J W . 4,- H., Administration Building Qrqanizaiions Sfwzzsorf Miss M.xlu,xitt.'r Ru-'riait Miss l7i:x:wEs S.uat'i.i..o Siqmoi lotoi Chi Ul7FlClfRS ll 'UI ffl if rllufz 011 - Il 'orffzy P1'UfL tfl't .. ll 'ru fflll' St flbl' llimffiii' lJl14C'tif1t',U' - ll ' ll V 1'tlr1fi1m'11f fiizfziffaf' orffzdi' lXit'L'f'L'l' of Tl'cft15111'y lfpsilon Chapter of Sigma lota Chi is the Rt ru Aisx Daxviiies 'cv liE'I I'Y In liowttics Viitraixrx Vssitif Sniittily ,l'3osi.11x lo.xN l'll l l'FIt willy filltlflll - Pham' CoL1-lxs Pvt' Cottixs oldest sorority on the camp Us ol Potomac State College, Although it was originally founded in ioog a the Unixersity ol the South at Sewanee, Teimessee, as an honor society, it has since hecome a social organization. This sorority has hecome the largest national junior college sorority in the United States and stresses the importance of scholastic achievement and fellowship, thus carrying on the spirit and ideals ol the hrst chapter. The home ol Mrs. Ray Coffman was the site lor the Funny Paper Rush Party. Fourteen pledges were received in Octoher and initiated in March. Miss Pat Collins was selected Homecoming Queen in the Miss Catamounti' election in Uctoher. Miss Frances Hannon and Mr. ,lames Deiine were crowned Queen and King of YVinter at the Iingle Hell Hop. The Sigmas sponsored the annual Sweetheart Ball in February when Mrs. Ruth Deayers was chosen Sigma Sweetheart. The .Xlumnae chapter ol Keyser entertained the group with a card party honoring George VVashington's birthday. MEMBERS Martha l-lamrick Donna Spangler Frances Hannon Dolores Hinehaugh Alice Harris Dorothy Barr Nancy Denholm Catherin Hunt Flizaheth Atkinson Carolyn Phillips Bernadette Pendergast Kay Meredith Ioanna Simpson Dolores Miers Margaret Kochenderfer loanne Hepner Dolores Berry Frances Crist Nancy Mcliihoney I0,fXnn Srraclt-r loanne llerhert K 'Ml' '92 'WE' Y! vm 5 , li! IEW IM 'qw-wi T57 Qi 4592 -ctw' Z J69' a WWLIGA uf NWWN WWW Mit. Inn-s T. HANDLAN rg sv ,,1 f ti Phi Siqmei - 'D i mmm ,-,,:- ilji 1 QA ' S.c..f -- if,-. ll E xixx xxxt K xv it Nu w,y,.q. Second Semester Prexjdefzi lack Suiter-N Ctixrorv Rooms QELYDE PEER Iiaiutv Esstx l V1-L C 'Pff,T1liCJfIt Scfcrtfmry - - TI't'tla'lIl'Fl' - Gmini COlll1t'li10l' - P1111-Hcllw11'c Rcp1'e.i'er1fu!1'zfe - S'r.vLEv XVinTii Clnzpfizz - - Curt NVHITIQ V. lack I ii iit'TLE First Semester S'I'.XLl1Y XN'iii'rt lvxiiis llrsvixii Ivtit Siiliitis liaiu- Duvviaiis fliiav V.XNlXlETER limits Nl.vNi,Ev llov llovi. Phi Sigma Nu, founded in iozz and known then as the Kappa liappa Prater nity, has been one ol' the most outstanding social groups ol' Potomac State College. The Pledge Party in the Science Building and at the home ot the sponsor, lames T. Handlan, started the year's activities. lnclutled in the agenda were parties with our sister organization, the Sigma lota Chi. Miss Frances Hannon and Mr. lames Devine were crownetl Queen and King ol' VVinter at the liliteenth annual lingle Hell Hop. Phi Sigma Nu has for the past nine years won th.: l3ean's Scholarship Award, given to the Greelikletter organization malting the highest total scholastic average as a group. Phi Sigma Nu demands of its memhers scholastic achievement, college spirit, high moral standing, and an interest in all college activities. .X leader in all campus activities, the fraternity is proud that its members hold many important oliliices on the campus. The honds of friendship estahlished here will he lasting memories in the years to come. Edward Harrison Iames Cainer Ralph Holder Thomas VValker Adrian LaRue Iohn Holmes Bill Wolfe Kendel Bowers MEMBERS Iames Deliasperin Thomas Elliott Frank Knotts Kennis Snyder lohn Sperandio VVilliam Kollierg Francis Cowatch Willis Collett f X , A YQ Q x .54 QSM f v , Qi , , X h ' az snr. x Xv ! QXQMX 'lr li x Lf A J 1 , f 2 fa ,if-pe ,,Mx mx ' i S Y mg- . x . -I F 55155 fi . , I -w J, ff M5373 Kiwi Q ig 1? V 5 M - ff!! . A jigf I .2 :U ' 'lk mg 5 ,inf A ik Q eg ,f N 24' 'NP 5' 5 1 X 'N Ei V ' ig ,f V m, Vw ' 7 lx 1' H we A GZ' , ff NA Qi - N-LX.. ,-M., 5 ' , L, 'N-' MJ N . V . . ' ' fi iff! A H V mga? T54 E N ,V.LA ve- +, 1 Q X 5 6 A , , WW f fa X 0 , 1 7 X' - f - S.-'-,fa-,W S! 'f.: A 'o N' Q 'Q , R ff-V ,X ,A ,ip ex. -uw x if T 1 A' 4? ' 1 C .. . . , X, .,,.,..,,:,.,,,,l,,,,,, yn? Miss IXNNE VV1THh1ts Sponsor W .' ,ri gllj b. ol ty t o X he 'Emil Kappa Delta Psi P 1'c'.f1'rfz'12z' l'irc'-P1'cslidvzzt Sccrcnzzy Trm1,f1f1'ef' Clnzpluizz OFFICERS M.-xxiNE Lirrow Noitixrx CMN l3E'I rv .KLT ETHEL Hixiteett we Moitiiiiovsa Kappa Delta Psi Sorority is the youngest sorority on Potomac States campus. having heen otlicially founded April 211, IQSI. The objectives of the group are to further scholarship, to stimulate school spirit, and to develop a close feeling of friendship with each other and of loyalty for the school which was its founding place. Following an informal Circus Party held at the Blue lay during Rush Week, nine girls became Kappa Pledges. Eight of these girls hecame active liappas in March, ln December a Christmas Party was held at the home of Mrs. Clark Bright. A gift hasliet was prepared and delivered to a needy family in this area. :X picnic was held in the spring with the hrother fraternity. Phi Kappa Omega. MEMBERS Pat VVard Ioan Marker lanet Thayer Shirley Smith Louise McCord Carolyn Ellyson Helen liazlo Betty Simmons , ,, W, h....4 4 .W .- 3 1.1 My , A .V . X K fl SV uh X J f'.,1ll 'm A ,I if A ,Xl LM' ,- iA-fefg, W -ft .7 Miz. Pxti. lx'hiamN ?74 -' .N'p011x0f' 1 U , -Qc C3 fi Y, Phi Kappa Qmeqa X ll , fl Ulfl lClCRS l7ir5t Sclncstcr Illtlflilffllf f Lu rx inn C.xi.,xNiii4.x l'124-I'i'4'mfw1f , llniiuiiTIXiIi1iti4i,i1 Sn1z'lm'if-Tivilxzrlw' - Ru gXi4iarmcg,xvi' w , . lmfnzfzzwlfifmlzz - fffltlfftfllll r - l'il11fl7't'flf'111't N4'f11'4'.fu1ftlI1'z Sc-contl Semester Liluxxitn C.xLixN1Jit.x ciliNlifl1JREXI,XN in in . iCL.X.' lwxxiii l N vi. .ix 1 in .4 P N Ll I7 X'LFl fl .Q Q ,C R Bl-IT Pi K Rm .Xi:P,m:,xsT .Xxniiiiw Irizifix Phi li.tpp1i Uiiicsgu llllllfffllllv. sincc its lnouncling in itpyp, hits hccoinc' unc nl thc inoxt uctixv: nrggtiiimtioiis on thc campus ol' Potomac State ifullcgtt. 'lihc l'rgitci'iiity is wt-ll rcprcwntul in campus gictiwitics, such its iylcctions, sncixil lnnctions, xpurts, iintl scholgirship. Phi ligippu Uincgqi initigitctl thc school vcar with gi succcssliul plirtlge p.n'ty, gintl ltitct' spunsorctl ll winncr in the Circlt- K Talent Show. Suci.il gictivitics inrltitlctl tht- two ginnutil cvcnts nl Phi Kappa Oincga: I lhc lx.ipp4i ltttstcr lull. gintl thc spring picnic. Nliss Norina Cain. ol the I sistci' sorority Kappa Dcltgi Psi, I'fIlgl1CLl as quccn ul thc Faster hull. Phi lxgippti Clint-ga is pmutl ol thc lcgulcrslnp gintl vgirictl AICLIVIUCS cxcinpliliztl hy its incmhcrs. flihc lrgitcrnity tlcintintls ol' its mcinhcrs gootl , sclinlgiiwliin, sutintl moral Cl1Lll'4lClLT, anal ll coopf,-rativc spirit in working for thc hcttciincnt ol' thc llrgitcrnity gintl Potomac Stxitc College. 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D.'xv'i'ox ' iS5w4gi' tiggiiiq' ia- 's-'ii i will 1 milf if li lll we lei Rm ei 2 i xi L, i w 'rx' Q. 41' ' bpomoi -j 1 iytllfkygfr i, . x git.,-if v f A .. A P 'fiL'f'f 1 ' i f ', qtplktfps Theta Siqmo Chi Second Semester P1't'.ff'dt'11f - Doxatn Hosiss Hxiuiv Coon l'fire-P1'c'.f1'11'c'11f - Hiuuav Coon XAHLLIAIXI M,vTTiii1ws Sn'1'f'fu1y - - H uuiv S'l'UL l'XMYER Riciiiuun l.voNs T1'vt1,fz1i'w' - liiiiiii Rv'lC'flXRTY FRANKLIN CI,xt'L'r St'I'gL'tIIIf-tif-.117775 VVILLIAM Nl,X'I l'lIEXV5 liiaiTi-i Coi.tH'i'T Cfltlfllllill - - Pwr Dxvrosi LEE Sissttiititotii P1111-Hr'Ifc111'c Raju'c.fc'11rf11'1'zfc - R iiiiviis Tvvtoit TUSEPH Nlxx E5 Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded at Potomac State College in iozz. It has as its ideals promotion of fellowship. high moral standards, scholarship. and social betterment. lts members have long played an important role in all activities of the school. Continuing our annual tradition, we again sponsored the Miss Catamountu contest and crowned Miss Patricia Collins ol: Keyser, VVest Virginia. as Miss Catamount XIV. ln November Theta Sigma Chi sponsored the Harvest Swing, a semi-formal dance featuring the Iimmy Andrews Orchestra. Our main activities during the second semester were the Spring Formal and the annual banquet lor all active members. HUNURARY MEMBERS Dean li. S. Mcliee lohn Stanhagen Sgt. Phillip D. lleall ludson Hodges llenjamin Butler Ronald H. l.Voodyard Dr. E. E. Church Iohn B. Sweclier lhillip Allender Lyle Allolter Robert Amtoxver Harold Armentrout Robert Barber Richard Bright lames Callis Iohn Coolidge Thomas Cope Robert Panto Richard Frances Harold Coll Williziiii Hevener Gary Hill lohn Tones Pred Lee Ceral Martin VVayne Niskanen Lawrence Perry Richard Poe Richard Risak VVilliam Timbrooli Robert Twigg Ronald Wiley Ioe Wright Robert Yoho Ioseph Swisher Phillip Hart Terry Randalls - X M, A .. , A 4'-2' 7 , , n as SQ f A , r fm , ' 5 : ,,,,1 1 Q 1 -1 Wg K. . ,i 4, W . igjf - , ' .k I ,NNW I fwwri ' f gi : Q v Q 5 K seg 5 w .5kQif.1.2 ie: 3 4 5 1, 3 ,. Q., an , ' q :Y ..,. I wr A 4 L ' 1:5 is 3 ' fb x -- 5,1 3 K . J- E , I NM' '- 'aff K 'Q 1,4 ,sw ' I .n -Lv Q an 2? I la! -'Y Af 2 5 ' '15 . 3 fb' r '5 1 ff 5 ff V I 2 'QI' 4 .v , an iwaff' I E 5 ,X - , xL'af 2 , -. -X--- www. H, 2 X' 'SQ X vw, I, -. If M 5:13, g L , V 1 .,..: H i 'if . . A xf . A my mt -' .. 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NTAIDEN, Sponsor ssl X Z f FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Qf K 21 lDoN Holzlas Members Iames Manley Staley VVhite Reeves Taylor Leonard Calendra Robert Merclale lieuy Alt Maxine Litton Ruth Ann Deavers Robert Yobo Patricia Athey Neva Courrier P 1 'esjdc' nt STALEY XIVHITE Members lack Sheets Francis Cowatch Leonard Calandra Andy Iuricl-1 Ioseph Mays Harry Good Reeves Taylor Patricia Athey Robert Yoho Maxine Litton Betty Alt Neva Courrier - Preszidezzt The Panel lellenic Council. governing body of the Greek letter organizations on campus, is composed of three members, two sophomores and a freshman. from each lraternily and sorority. The Council serves as a forum for the discussion of problems pertaining to fraternal lille. 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 old the school, and to maintain the highest ideals of life, character and citizen- ship. l,LlIl'llL'llL'l1lC arranges the annual school program for these societies and ,irbitrates school campaigns and elections. 5 J FUNERAL HOME M Xssuwi' was ? Hoses Mic. Davin C. NLZUM. Sponsor L ' . .:t,,g ig 5 A Roseitr Yoiio President of Sfudwzl Body ,f X IOSEIJH Swisiiik - P1'v.f1'dc1zl of Sopfzomorv Class A lures I-JEVINE Rc'pz'exw1tuI1'L'c of SOP170Hl0I't' C1115 57' l'l.XRRY CIIANEY - Presfdezzt of FITSIZIIYLIII Cliffs' Q A, .K SHIRLEY Hisiior' Rcp1'c'xe11Zt1t1'zfe of F1't 5!Hl1LlI1 C1u.f.f if ,.,. 1 1 if 'l ' J ' ' 1 s ' ' NANCY NlILLER lrexldwzt of Rcyzzolds' H1111 , J Vw, 9 - Pl'C'5l-l1L'Ilf of DLIZ'1i,x' H1111 Rcp1'c'5cf1tt1t1'z'c' of PJSQULVU Rt'f7I'L',VL'l1ftlII-lft' of P1111-HL'11L'Il!ili Iosigrfii Caucso Doius Nlixiarix S'r,xLr1v NVii1TE Rounitr LEE Leoxxiun fj.XLANDR,X - RC'fJI'6A'L'lIfLIflil'K of .1rci1d1'z1 Hcligfzfx - - RC'f71't'.fd'I1lt1fIil'6 of Sports CIIIIIJ The governing organization of the student body ol' Potomac State College is the Student Council, whose maior objectives are directing student activities and promoting school spirit. During Freshman Week the Council assisted in the orientation program lor the incoming studentsg 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 lor the football games. Un October 3, the Student Council sponsored one of the most gala ailairs on the campus, the annual Homecoming Ball, honoring Miss Patricia Collins as Miss Catamount XV. 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. 'ww .9 'k. ENVI wil' is QV' Vzv, Q , , Q its S Ph Q s t 1 THQ 1 H19 5. e 1 Ilia. N.xNirv M. Nlitiaait, Sfvnzyor J iggxziininnilnnil: t DF Fl CERS :im: i ' P!'CJ.X'liliC'IIf - - lxixiiis Clxixm 1 V12L'-I'1't',f1izfe11f - - loux Hosuiv ' W9 Svurfilfy-Tf'u15111'w' - Nxxcv Nl. Xll1.1.iii: Faculty Ifeprexezzmfizfv - Davin U. Nrzrrsi Sigma Phi Umega, the Honor Society ol' Potomac State College, has been active on the campus since iozg. lts chieli reasons for being are to loster scholarship and leadership among the students, and to promote the interests of the college at all times. Two outstanding activities on the college roster of events are sponsored by Sigma Phi Unieea, the traditional IXYIIUII' Your U1'gt1111':t1l1i011.v program, and the R6l'IJgllI'fIi0l1 Day Convocation. The first ol' these two programs, presented in the lall, introduces the leaders ol' all campus groups to the stud-:nt body. The other, held in the spring, pays tribute to achievement in every held. The lioimal initiation ot new members and the annual dinner in their honor are colorltil additions to the lite of the cam PHS. Sienia Phi Omega holds an honored place at Potomac State College, and member- ship in this societv is regarded as a goal greatly lo be desired STUI3liXT NIIQNIBFRS .Xnna l.ee Arnold Ioan Htitter lsathrvn lioggs Gene Kessel Margaret Collins lris Mankins Ifrances Ann Crist Iames Manley Ruth .Xnn ID-eaters Nancy li. Miller lloy ll. Dove, Ir. Bernadette Pendergast lienneth Harper Richard Schoppert i Daniel Sharpless Phillip Sheets loe Arnet Swisher Reeves Taylor Robert Tvvigg Staley VVhite Robert Yoho 'Nts'-3 lv Folio Book Club AIN xiw S ffll wk, sp,,,,,,,,- OFFICERS Pl'L'i1idL'lIf - - - R1r:il.i1m Srzllovifum' lIl-KL'-PI't'5!'l!L'IIf li ii'r'1'Y lo lfh iw li lab Sc'f1'clr11',v-T1'cu.fz11'c1' k liifxxidlf llxlcviau Thr' Folio Hook Club is tba only literary guild on tliu campus ol- Poloinac Statc C ml lugs. 'llliis club bas bucn functioning lor tlic past lourlccn ycara in ordur Lo bring a bc umlcrstamling ol' litcraturc to thc students. Xlu-ling5 arc bald on the second NVcdnc5day of cacb montb at o:oo p. in. in the collcgf library. ln addition to lcaturing a review of a current bcst-fzglling book at -:acli meeting, 1 C l3I'G',7I'.lINS also includc trawl talks by natixcs or pcoplc who haw rravclrd in rv a part ol, zach niccting may bc dcvol..-d to record playing. otb.,-r lax 'lllicsc :nur-rings ar: opcn to tlic Qtudcnt body and laculry, and carb is cordially invi to attund whctlicr lic is a mcmber or not. Lyle Allioltcr lames Ciaincr lfdward Grows litlicl Harper Doris Martin MIifNIl3IiRS lou Pancalic Clyde Pccr Dan Sliarplcss Ga lon S5OI11lLll'lC I5 Hoy Dow, lr. 2 The Pasquino . f ga.: 5,4 .A Du. IiLlZ.XHl-.'I'll A. A'l'w.x'rr11c, Fzlflllfj' ,lffzfixoz lfII'lvfOI'-I-Il-Cxlllff - - - Ilmux NI,xl:T1x CiliNIiRAl, NIWVS STAFF lfxvlx 'I'lcm l'1.E, Irmwma I IHllBIili'I', K.xAI'1l1:YN Bl'kc:hm, l3wl.l.x' liriulw, H.XlllDLIJ JXlcx111N'r1mL 1', IUANN S'rlc.xDL1a H1z.m1f-gf.f Mllmllgw' - - - P.xl'L C. Su xxx FRANK Q:HXV,YI'lil'l, C.x1mLYx PIIILLIPN, Rnnulvr Yours, M.xl:r:xl:1a'1' AXNNE liUi'llENIJERl'ER, IYBURIN FLESHER Sfwrfx - - - IYDANIEL S1l.xuv1.us, Fdizor P. T. D.xx'TuN, Divx I'3lz1csHT, Hou lixlman, Ixvlg SIIIJIETN, IUIIN Hmuiv, Lurlu NI.xlcc:11Ek1'r.x Smzuly , - - NIAXINE I.I'l'TfJN, lidlzor Nxmw' NIILLER, XYlRf1lNl.X XYAMLE, lux NIECHEINI, Nxxm' IDENHULN, Dunne FLx.es11Ek, Dmum'1'1rY BARR Fullzffcy - - - luis NIANKINS, Fzffmr Nulelxu QEXIN, Iosumi IQEED, I1iRRY1.EIiXfV.XYNF. Drum FLESHER .lfzmzzzf - li x'1'H1u'N Buuzuss ,xxn P.xT1alc:lx S1Il'c:K, Fzfiforf I3r.TTx' HILL, IWE C.xRPEN'1'ua Iifllvfxlfliflfofl - - I.xMEs MANLFY, Alumzgw' VVl1-1.l,xx1 M. BANE SMH I'!wmgmp!1w- , - - S'I'.'4.LliY XVIIITE The Pasquino The PtI.Vlllll'll0, Potomac Stateis newspaper. has completed its thirty- Pilth year of service to the student body, college stall, alumni throughout the world, advertisers, and friends of the college. Those register-ed in iournalism classes automatically are members of the stafli. Because these classes are small, many volunteers are welcomed, regardless of previous experience. The Play Shop serves as editorial headquarters, and the paper is printed by the 5'lI1'rzwul Duffy iVc'zz'5 Trzibznzc in Keyser. Prior to Christmas vacation, the PLIXQZIIIIIO stall' sponsors the publication ot an annual StudentfFaculty Directory. Social climax of the stailus activities is the annual Press Banquet. It is held at the Ali Chan Shrine Country Club, Cumberland. A prominent person in journalism is selected as guest speaker. it otomac State Players Miz, li13NNE'1'ii Hrimiis, .Ftlfllfflf Dneffoz' Qu- OFFICERS Pl'C'.Vl'lI1C'l2f - - illizis M,xN1Q 1 l'1't'e-P1't'.f1'z2'w1f Lroxixico C.xI-sxN111u Sc'l'l'FfLll'qY-T1'L'll.fIll'L'l' ANN 1 LEE Aitxoi n The Potomac State Players' Club openetl its thirtyfthirtl ycar ol activity 111 Utto 1tr The lirst maior activity ol: tl1e players was the presentation -at two ine itt 1 entitletl .Sfll'l',l', llaong Nzznilvw' and The H1'f:'f1-Il1'!qt'1' by Miss Lucille Pletchtr protlu etl on lanuary zo. The stars ol: the two plays were Sl1irley Smith :intl Leoziart ilanuri resp--gcti1'ely. A maior innovation was introtlufetl ill the Pl'OLlUiilUH oli the H1Ztf1H1 tl The plays ellects tlepencletl upon sountl as well as charaeterizcation: sountl antl xoites 11 ere mixetl s'n1ultan:ously o11 tap.:-recortling with tl1e linal protluct i tlarltness in tl1e Collette .Xuclitorium. The Players' Club also 31 huniorous reatlings antl monologues lor the Keyser Rotary Club i11 late Ianua f The linal appearance of the Players was belore the Keyser XVOIUUIITS Club 111 Nfl An explanation ol tlramatic types was presentetl. Members ol' the club who 111erit spegial recognition in clrama ship in Delta Psi On1gga, national tlramatic l1OIlUI'LlI'y lfrateriiity College is Cast iio. This yearls initiates will lae nametl i11 1 ly Mai.. Lyle .Xlliolter Polly Alt Dorothy Barr Dolly Berry liatl11'yn Boggs Iohn Bosley Betty Io Bowers Nor111a Cain lane Carpenter Harry Chaney Kay Coberly Neva Courrier Thomas Elliott Mary Gillin Wire- Martha lrlainriclq Alice Harris loanne Herbert Ellsworth I-lerrell Dolores Hinebaugh Bray Liston Maxine Litton Iames Manley Ioan Marker Doris Martin Geral Martin lean Mechem Kay Meredith Nancy Miller lane Morehouse Virginia Vasile Thomas Murray Bill NVallace Nancy Mcfliboney Patty XVartl Bernatlette Pentlergast lerry VVayne Rl1ett Rathbone Richard Schoppert Betty Simmons Sl1irley Smith lohn Sperantlio Shirley Stephens loan Stratler Ianet Thayer Robert Twigg Victor Vachon Elizabeth XViln1otl1 George Nklolte Members VVho Lclt C ampus .Xt Entl of First Ttrm Richarcl Rishale Louie Qll1I'lSll1'l1lI1 George Cooper Louie Margherita lntlicates incmbership i11 Delta Psi Onielri W being given in -omp te presented a proifrim ol tics are awartlctl 11em1 r , ol' which Potomtt S Potomac State Doloaters Mt. 1. taut istwtitt, .sfw,tf0,- MEMBERS Daniel Sharpless, P1'L'.t'l'l!C IIf Iames Ciainer Ieanne Mecheni Hoy Dove, lr. George Cooper lack Sheets Xfvlllllllh Talhot I-larry Fauher Richard Schoppert Starting its lirst full year as both it class and a club, the Potomac State Dehatefs Cluh was reorganized in Uctoher with Mr. I. Kenna Burk.: as faculty adviser and instructor. This year's debate topic was Resolved: That the United States should adopt a policy ol liree trade. The first semester was devoted to research and study of the question. At the start of the second Semester, the teams were chosen with Daniel Sharpless and Iames Cainer on the Negative and leanne Mechem, Harry Fauher and Richard Schoppert upholding the ztllirinative. The second semester was spent in class dehates. The cluh mad.: its annual appearance at the local Preshyterian Mens Cluh on March 19. Potomac State Band Mis. Ntwzio lhitisuitx. Dfrccfm' ' Membership in the college hand and orchestra carries one credit hour. Participation for three semesters entitles one to a college letter. The study of instrumental music provides musical en- joyment, instruction, and experience in classical and modern dance rhythms. The hand played lor the football games. thuses, and commencement exercises: the orchestra furnished music for The Gold Diggers Ball, and the Keyser Cancer Television Program. The college concert band combined with the Keyser High School hand to present an outstanding Christmas concert. Letters were awarded to Richard P. Armentrout, Steve Sticliler and Ruth Ann Deavers. MEMBERS Saxophoncs Trumpets Charles Weieht Steve Sticliler Richard Bright Tom Freeland NVilliam Bosley Harold Coil' loe l-larrisl: Tom Rotrucli Ruth Ann Deavers Base Fiddle Richard P. Armentrout :kSenior, li. H. S. fi. Drums A e Y-5, Dana Rhine H ' Piano H lf' Margaret Collins La- pi J , .mg L Vocalist Laura Alkire ,et-' - Q Potomac State Singers fm ic A - - C- fm. 1' it W Prcxidelzt - P. T. DAvToN , .lccozizpiilzisf Miss Fimweus S.xRt'1.Lo . .,,. , , The Potomac State Singers experienced another interesting fe ,lf?f'f zg. Yi, ' ' ' ' . . ' vear ot concert appearances. Varied selections included numbers 1: 'st gi ' , ., . N ii by the YVomen s Chorus and the Men s Chorus. ,r 'ww 1 ,Q At the annual Christmas convocation, the Singers oltered a cantata, The .Monr- fiozz, with an attractive candle-light setting. ln the early spring the Clee Club sang twice in connection with the annual Religious Emphasis VVeel4 programs. Before going on tour, the group appeared before the Keyser VVomen's Club and the University XVomen's Club of Keyser. Uther performances were given for the Parent-Teacher Association at Petersburg, VVest Virginia, local service organi- zations, and several churches. The lirst trip ot the 1954 Spring Tour was made on March Ego, when the group presented programs at Ridgeley, Fort Ashby, and Romney High Schools. On April 7, H. and o, the Singers appeared in the Clarksburg area, visiting Grafton, Fleming- ton, Shinnston, Lumberport, XVest Union, Roosevelt-VVilson, Vlfashington-lrving, and Bridgeport. The group also broadcast over station VVHAR, Clarksburg, XVed- nesday evening, April 7. In late April, the Singers completed their tour with pro- grams at Martinsburg, Berlgeley Springs, and Keyser High Schools. The final appearances were at Baccalaureate Sermon and the Commencement Exercises. First Row, l. to r.: lane Morehouse. Iilizabeth Power, Margaret Collins, Dolores Berry, lane XVestfall, Patricia Smith, Betty lo Bowers, Ruth Deav-ers, Betty Hill, Nancy Mc- Ciboney, Ann Wagoner. Second Row: Io Ann Strader, Pat Collins, Shirley Bosley, Louise McCord, Shirley Stephens, Carolyn Phillips, Margaret Kochenderler, Barbara Bobo, Mary White. Third Row: Richard Schoppert, Richard Bright, Clarence Copeland, Charles iVVhit-e VVilliam Talbott. lamps Deiiasperin, Steve Sticliler, Leon McDowell, Thomas VVallier4 Bernard Mills, P. T. Dayton, Charles Ryder, Harold Colt, lack Sheetz. 3 4. Q hu ' 4. 1 Q ,Ig al 4-H Club QW r , l , r Q.-' NIR. lfrllx Swim Iihll, Sjwfzmz' ....:- 'W O V Q L-x' 1 mwlclflas 5 ., pl't'VlVtfL'lII - - 4 liENNli'I'Il H xnmiu g l i V11 f'fPl'L'J'lltI,t'llf luir,1L'h Pxlwmxs V Sw1vflfry-T1mxzzrw' XVIl.l,l.XIXI PuL'x'1'x' lffjwffw' - SHIHLD Blxllfll' 'llu' 4-H Clulu vnu m'g.1niZul in 1451. 'lllc olwjcctivcs of the orgglnimlicmlm an l lu lu-Iiur ilu' um-nnlmgrs in plulging luxuls to ull,-4111-1' llmmlaing. l1c.1rts to greater loyalty' lmmlw to larger SL'I'X'lfL', Llllkl luulllll lm' lvcttcr living, lor clulr, fjummuuity, nm murmtry. Spy-ci.1l Cllllillll'-lN ix pl.1cul upon Ihlllllllg llw infllxlnluul for luturc lczulf-r Slmip in will groups. 'l1llL' clulw p1'ux'lLlcs .Ill llpliillflllllly lm' :Juli lUL'll1l3CfIlltflllllllllll lux qmll wurl-L until ln- ix lNX'L'l1ly-LJIIC. l XIIQXIISIQRS ILM-lull l'.:m.ll4c Ycrc liranmm R clJylUI1 SPllILlll5llL' l-Uy.ll Cglnliclnl lDur'uI'l1y 'l'igl1m'll 'x , 4 ? L 41!U'D -1'-?:..ir.: l yw 'www- I I Home Economics Club MN Iixriiuiuxe izmti 41.i R, Sf7O11.i'0I' UFFICTIERS P1'tpf.fff1'1zf - Y - l'3ifi rx' Io lloxxwifs l'zine-PfwjzfczzI low l'IliPNF'1 Sl'!'l'CfL!l'l' Uolus Flmsllillc Tfmzfzziw' lxrin YVHs1'ii.xL1, Rvfvofzw IANE XNEx'I'l4Al.I. The Home lieonomifjs Club ol Potomac State College is 11 member ol the state and nntiontil orgtliiiacations. Memberzhip is open to all persons interested in home economics. The club olliers opyoftunity lor each member to tlevelop socially by being hostess at various school functions, as well :is throuqh other :lub activities, such .is programs and tltmonstrutions of interest to the group. ZEJTQ5. , . gf- I ggfffmx Mifuiesiiizs i ,ivXil login Hutter ,Uorothyliurr i F Q Maxine Litton Martha Hzunricli GJ , F-31 Margaret liochentlerfer I 'ff ,gf f . v 3j QW me 'vqqwg-qawwaw' fx Mit. NVM 'rm l,xxx'm:i-ig, Sffllljlll' , 1 Engineers' Club ,nv Tlit' lfiigiiifgt'i's' Cltih. urgaiiizctl in mgi. has i'ciii.iiiiul active 1, 1 tlimtigliotit thc past twciityftliruc ycarx. During tht- lirst sciiigstcr nl t-acli scliool vt ir, an tJl'lL'lll.lllUl1 prngrain til' wt-claly lt-cttirca is 1 giwn to acquaint rlit' sttitligiits wirh rht- tlill'ui':iit Ht-ltls UlAl'Ilgll1L'k'I'- ing. lncluxtrial lilinx art- wciirctl .intl sliowii at tlitwt- lccturu. l,i'.it'ticiiig ciigiiit't'i's arc invitul to talk inlurinalli' with cltih incni 4 1 ht-rs tluring the sccoiitl sciiit-stsur anal ucc.ixioii.il trips to nt-arhy intliistrics art' taliun to pmtltict' a satislzactory at-tlticiicc to tht' prolussioiial gitiiimplit-ru niirrountling this iinpcirtant phast' til' an ciigiiit'ci'is twillt-gc lilc. Th: inuinhcraliip is liinitstl to -:nginf curing sttitlcnts, antl cluh iiicutings arc usually t-tmqltitlt-tl with inltirinal chats with visiting K'l1gll1k'L'l'S ll I 6 l'1t .Xu r - - l my ,Xtivil lhvitl Im-.glilcy llilhcrt llcnn-::tt llicliartl lliscr Riitlici'l'rii'tl llrmviiiiig Mark Cfainphcll Charlcs Chancy Harry lfliaiicy lohn lfliislinlin VVilliain iflcinafiits X-Villis Collctt lamcs Collins ficraltl Cool cilllftllft Copclztlitl Harry lfiiinhurlctlgc Ricliartl llutl Colin Roy Ut-trick 'J'l1ft'llf t'-P1'l'5ltft'llf -Willa'if-'l'1'm.f1r1or - Kimi. Iii 1NNl' I. - liivii.xiinl'1il- f . lJwim'i'iix' lit iixiiia, M IQMHICRS Iaincs lit-vinc lolin llicltimtiii Rivjlhtrcl lltmrwy laincs lfwans Ricliartl l ranci5 Hannon Vritllcy llonaltl liullcgr Sainucl Clurwig Harry Cluntl flcraltl fiI'll11Qh lairciizn Clruhhs Cartcr Harnc:.s Thoinas Harris Gcraltl llarrison Iaincs llarrison loscph Harrison lfllswortli Herroll Clcorgc XVU Clary l lill Icihn lflolinzgx lfrulcricli lrwin Iuhn Iuiics Nlillartl Ititlv Vt-riicm liiglit Stanlcy l.cc 'lhriinas la-wix XVilliain Lung VVilliain Macotiglitri' VVilliam Mattlicws lDlllC Millcr X-Vilson Millt-ron Rohcrt Myers Rohcrt Xlcifiim' Richzirtl Nlclican l.co Klcliciixiis llc NVaynu Nisl4aii1'ii George flax Ralph Ratlihtnic llarry Rcihcr VVilliain Rolicrtwii lohn Ross llichartl Scliuplir-rt Ytfi'noii Shanholtz Dona Shrew licnnis Snytlcr llonaltl Tliciiiipsun Charles Tuul Robert Twigg llillly XVallacQ Doyle XVayhright laincs Vllilson Ricliartl VVilson Circle li Clulo T Mic. ltviai. R'llCTllpXliL, Sfioizmr rf l ' P1'e.f1'1fe11f l'1'a'-P1'c'.v1'de11r SC t'l't'Z'LIl'lV T1'C'lI.S'lll'C'I' OFFICERS 1 it V l - - Crvitv X .vis fXli:i'i1it ciENli Kessnt Ifvrxies CMN ui: Bois Yoiio The Circle K Cluh of Potomac State College is a servicc organization dedicated to the school and community. The Circle K is made up of college men of high character with a good scholastic average who feel that service is worth-while. The cltih was the hrst ol' its kind in XVest Virginia and holds the thirty-third charter in the United States. The ideals of the cluh are to develop leadership and initiative, to encourage useful training in all educational endeavors of the college, to provide experience in living and working together, to promote good fellowship and scholarship, to serve terial values 0 the college, and to give primacy ti life. N to the human and spiritual rithcr than to the ina- Some of the more important projects completed this year are the operation ol the second hand hook store and aiding in the Hoy Scout fund drive. The cluli also distributed Cancer Society fund drive containers in Mineral County and presented .1 live Television show in support of the same cause. Hoy Dove lack Sheets P. T. Dayton Staley VVhite Max Messenger Keith Collett Rohert Twigg ,Xdrian l.aRue George XVolfe NIFNIHFRS Roliert McCune lillsvvorth Herrell XVilliam Snyder Ralph Holder Frank Knotts Willis Collett Dan Sharpless Andy Iurick lerry lissex Ron Fowler ,Xlhert W'hitmer lidvvard Harrison Dick Lyons Ken Lainhert Harry Good VVilliam VVallace Leon Mcllowell Carl VVhite Cene Ilecker Clinton Rogers Clyde Peer Iaines Manley Rex Arlvogast Frank Cault VVilliam Talhot VValter liartlett Iohn Iones Chrisiiari Youth Fellowship Xltt. lixiir VV. lXlIl'll.XEL,.Sf'I0l1.i'01' N I l OFFICERS I'1'v.v1i1ft'11I - - liTti11L Hxtulmt l'1fc'-P1t'.v1ti4'11f llzvtttizn Htuc.ti'r St'w'vftf1'y lin' Cotatittu' T1'4't1.r1m'r Uoius Mrtizrix 'l'hc function ol' tht- Christian Youth Fcllowsliip is to hring Chri5tiun Youth ol' Potomac Stgitc Collt-gt' into closcr Contact with the Church gtntl to tlct-pen tht-ir tlcvotion.tl lilic through r:t'rt'.ttion .intl licllowsliip.l' The Ul'gLll1l7..lllUI1 tnrctx cu-ry Suntlay cvcning. The programs .irc constructivc tintl writ-tl. Chri:.ti1tn Youth lfcllcmwliip co,sponsorctl tht- Rcligious litnplitisis VVccl4 in li-hru.iry .intl slionsorctl tht- l'rc,lQ.istcr Services in Xpril. Nll .NlllliRS Stttlcy Whitt- l.int' Nlorclioust' lcguiiic Mt-cli-Qin Polly Alt lit-tty lo llowcrs Shirley Smith l.tnicc Sislcr llofothy l'3.irr llttty Simmons Clytlc llccr Clinton Rogcrs Czraltl Crimcs Chiry Y4tnlXlctcr Nutt Courricr Nowmon Club Mia. lihmm liciuua ....,..,,, Miss lX.X'l'HERlNE Biionhiuiik Sfw11.fo1'.v orrieiaizs roi: 11,55-1.54 p1'ccv1'dc'r1I --'- laiia Sissiltisiiiugigia lVIICC'-Pl'l'5IiCfL'I1I luxiizs Ufxixiiic Sl'CI'C'ftIl V P vriuci.-x CiiI.1.lNs T1'6tI,Vlll'L'l' PEGGY CoLi.iNs Reporter' lius lVI,xNic1Ns The Newman Club is a national Catholic organization which was brought to if 'ss otomac .tate campus in the spring of 11148. lts purpose is to foster the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests ol Catholic students, in this order of importance. This is done in order to weld them into a common union and to assist their school and its students whenever possible. The group is a member of the National Newman Club Federation, and ol: the Province Federation ol West Virginia. The pastor of the Church ol the As:-sump! tion, which is located on Iames Street in Keyser, is the chaplain ol the club. Two instructors of Potomac State College serve the organization in an advisory capacity. At one of the two monthly meetings, a visiting speaker talks to the members in regard to social, political or religious subjects. Non-members are permitted to attend these meetings, which have lor their purpose the constant addition to one's intellectual ability. Delores Berry loseph Hruzzio Leonard Calandra loseph Caruso Francis Cowatch Iames Defiasperin Anthony DeMasi Edward Egan Roliert Panto Peter Gallina lay Gorman Gene Gorman Paul Gorman Frances Hannon Joanne Herbert Don Hobbs MEMBERS Andrew Iurick llernadelte Penderg ist lack Kane Margaret Kochenderlier Tom Lane Ross Mastrean Nancy Miller Iames Mongelluzzo Ioseph Pasqua Rick Rishak Nick Saulle Iohn Sperandio loAnn Strader Robert Twigg Virginia Vasile Robert Yoho MISMISERS Womens Residence Association N 5 Miss 811, Ux'1'111114, Sfmm-of I1UUblxcUL'NLll, UI'l'lLl'.R5 P1z',v1zlf'11f --vs Y xv 1' Xl11.1,141c V11 6'-Pl't',Cllft'lIf lXl.XXlNl- l.1'1 1ox Scf'11'f111.1' e l'l,l.ll. x1+1s1'11 on II f1'u1x111'w' 51 llRI,I-,Y lilsl 11111 The XVUINCll'5 licsiclc11c: .Xssoci.1tion, fgslalwlislicnl l3ccc111lwc'r 7, 11144, is comprised of all women living in rcsiclc11c: at Potomac Stale Collc-qc. ' l10ll1 i11 the clormitory ancl i11 approwccl oil-cg1n1p11s l1oi1scs. rlillk' purposcs ol the organization arc to c-sLal1lisl1 anil ailmiinslcr stu1lc11t goxfcrriinc-111, 'io sponsor an amlcquatc social program, anrl to clcvclop 11cccssary social graccs among resident women stuilcnts. A Housc Council, compriscil ol olliccrs ol ll1c .1swoci.1tio11. llavc 5LCP.ll'.ll'L' incctings to discuss specific prolulfpms ancl proiccls. Anna l.cc .Xrnolml Polly All llorolliy liarr llolorcs Hcrry liarlwara lxllll Holm Slnrlcy lioslcy llclly lo Howcrs Norma Cain Ianc Carpcnlfr Kay Colwcrly Frances Crist Mary f:llllI1ll1gl'Illll1 Nancy Dcnholin Carolyn lfllyson Doris lflcslicr l'ifl1Cl Harpcr .Xliciz Harris Berry llill Dolorcs l llI1ClMlll3j,l1 loan Hnilcr Hclcn liazlo NlllI'4Q2lfL'l .Xnn lXl0CllCl1tlCfl-Cf lris Manliins loan Markcr lcan Mc-clicm Kay Mcrcclitli l.ouisc Nlciforil N.111c1' Mcililnoncy Carolyn l'l1illips Bc-tty Siniinons lanic: Sislcr Slnrlcy Smith lo ,Xnn Strailcr lanct 'lilmycr Virginia Yasilc Ann XVAIQUILT Patty Xxxlfll lane VVcsll'all Mary Suu VVl1ilc lilizalwcth Xvllllilllll WAN e 9,4355 Womens Athletic siiss sit Iifg, tm Rirrra. spamm- Assooiotion Preszidwzt - - low Hl'TTEI4 l'1'ce-Preszidelzt CATHERIN HUNT Sc't'retm'y - Doitoriis' TICHNELL TJ'C'LI.fIlIKl' - RVTH ANN DE.wERs Point Clzmirmun SHIRLEY BosLEv The XVomen's Athletic Association has as its motto A sport for every woman and tor every woman a sport. It was organized to popularize women's athletics and to provide leisure time activities. The organization aims to develop standards of leadership and sportsmanship and to promote those activities which may lie adapted to the leisure time of after- school lite. Intramural games in bowling, volleyball, badminton, haskethall, and pingpong are among the many activities that are olliered. The cluh sponsors an- nually a co-recreational Play Day for high school students in the surrounding schools. The cluli is op A total ol tvvo hundred fifty points entitles a memlwer to an eml acquired hy particii tending meetings, a A total of live hundred points entitles one to vvear the regulation Potomac State College letter which is the highest honor lwestovvetl in vvr-m 'nis athletics. Nil Dolly Berry liarhara lloho Kathryn Burgess Kay Coherly Arlene Constahle Carolyn Ellyson lithel Harper Delores l linelwaugh Helen liazlo en to all girls on campus. wlem. These points are nation in tournaments, at, nd in various other ways, QNIHIQRS 1 Diane l.ong Ieanie ivlechem lidna Nvman Pat Shuclt loAnn Strader lanet Thayer Mary Sue White Donna Spangler Reserve Qffieers Training Corps RUTH Roth Military Honorary Society is the youngest organization on Potomac State campus, having been organized in September, 1055. Roth was named after Col. Samuel Roth, West Virginia University, an instrumental figure in establishing the Reserve Officers Training Corps at Potomac State. The organization was established to develop and preserve the highest ideals of the military profession, to promote American citizenship, to encourage and increase leadership, and to provide recognition of a high degree of military attainment among the cadets ot the senior Reserve Orlicers Training Corps. Proposed scholastic and military standards are required for membership. Among its activities, Roth sponsored the half-time ceremonies for the Home' coming game. lts Hrst dance, function, was held in April. in Keyser by this unit. OFFICERS Conzpmzy Comnmnder - Executitfe Officer Fzirxt Pluzoon Lcrzdw' Second Pfutoozz Leader - - Third Platoon Lauder - - Richard Poe Iames Cainer Lee Sisselberger Leonard Calandra Cary Van Meter Richard Schoppert lack Sheets the Military Rall, which is to become an annual An exhibition for Armed Forces Day was shown Rrcriixiin C. Poli Sponsors limes G.fx1NEiz LEE SlssE1.BERoEi: Leowiian C.iL.fxNDim fiARY AKVAN METER LT. Col.. CSHRDUN L. BEACH M. Soi. Pi-time D. BEALL ACTIVE MEMBERS Daniel Sharpless lieith Cronin Richard Mcliean Stanley Bodkin lames Devine Iohn Holmes Gene Kessel Gerald Spiker Ioseph Caruso Iames Manley Robert Barber Robert Yoho Reeves Taylor XVilliam Bane l l mr lrn lull Su Swv N I W X 2 . 'Q 4-ig Q Q5 5 Calamounts jx f -'fl-255 1. f 3 5 510 Q s. Mays , gpuwvd-... lk . .W QUXKII Dwx l,or'r:H ' - x - ll.lI1lllL'Lll5lTSLl by the lurk ol gm experlenceel qmlrterlxleli, Louch Dann l.o1frl s T 1 5 1 L Ill mms turneml in Ll recornl ol' three wins and six losses. Six men were lriesl at llle c lllxlllil post without suceess. Conch Lough was also forcecl to rely lor the most p.1rt Aslwmen. Only ten sophomores were listed on the QRIKLIIIWOLIIIISY roster. -' ru llolwlws .mal Ciugml loe Caruso were named on the .Ill-confere llglllflwulx llc Leoml leg IIN. lfront Row, l. to r.: lf. Gorman. Dellgrsperin, llurlwcr, Coolidge. flood, Mattlmexxs Xlongelluyzo. Iona-s, fidlilllllfd. Secoml Row: lforlwin. XVJU. Cl. Gorman. Iflglmlo, Heck. Lee, Morris. Tnllvott, TI l me. elt, ,. Ural Row: ljllkqllll, SLlllllC, Clglllinal, lfclilol-. ligflll. Demko. Stevenson, Knots erglmlio. NlLlSIfC.lll, llruxzio. Top Row: Fglzzaloru. Caruso, llolwlms, li. Collelt, Hercules. Emory, Cooper, Us-Xllsr sler. l,AlF.lXVLly'. Hill. :tu yi. X QW naw A 1 ,E s was ou is V Football West Liberty The XVest Liberty Hilltoppers scored in all but the final quarter as they defeated Potomac State 34 to o. The Catamounts made more first downs, gained more yardage in both passing and running, and were penalized less. yet they could not cross the goal. Fumbles told the story as Coach Lough's men lost the ball eight times by fumbles. West Virginia Tech All three Tech touchdowns were set up by fumbles or misplays. lay Gorman and Don Hobbs were responsible for the State touchdowns and Ioe Corbin added the extra point in the to to I3 contest. George Washington Freshmen The Catamounts lost their third game in a row to George Washington freshmen. State went ahead in the first quarter as lfnd Bob Barber took a 30-yard pass from Gene Gorman on the G. VV. 16-yard stripe and ran the remaining distance for the score. Ioe Corbin converted. The freshmen came back in the second half with three touchdowns to annex a to to 7 win. Salem The Catamotints scored their first victory over Salem with a touchdown in the last two minutes of the game. An ligan to Barber pass proved to be the telling blow. lylastrean converted to make it 7-o. Glenville A pass interception and a spectacular runback sparked the Catamounts to their second victory. Halflmek Gene Gorman pulled down a Glenville pass on his own three- yard line and sped Q7 yards to paydirt in the second quarter. A few minutes later, Gorman again caught a pass, this time from Quarterback Ed ligan, for another sixepointer. ligan added the extra-point and the Catamounts took a I3 to 7 victory. Shepherd Shepherd College downed the Catamounts 14 to o to chalk-up their second victory in za games. Coach l-ough's men could not get their oiiense working until late in the last quarter. West Virginia Wesleyan The Catamounts started off with Ross Mastrean scoring in the early minutes of the game and went on to annex a 3I to o victory. A go-yard Hobbs to Rishak pass brought the second touchdown. Mastrean followed in the same quarter with another sixfpointer. The Catamounts began the second half with Hobbs going ov-er for the fourth touchdown. Willis Collett finished the scoring for the afternoon as he went over from the two yardline. Ross Mastrean converted the only extra point. Concord The Concord Lions spoiled the Potomac State Homecoming by downing the Cataf mounts 29 to o. Staffs only threat was in the hrst quarter and ended with a penalty and a fumble inside the Lions' hve-yard line. W. V. U. Freshmen The '53 season ended with a heart-breaking 2-o loss to the XVest Virginia freshmen. Alter holding the Mountaineers scoreless for three quarters, the Catamounts lost Otlt on an automatic safety with less than one minute remaining. 1- 11 Basketball Squad 1 l The fortunes ol' the 1955454 Potomac State basketball team followed somewhat the path ol a bouncing ball. The Catamounts displayed occasional outbursts of brilliance in an otherwise uneventful season. VVith a squad consisting of live returning lettermen and ten freshmen, Coach Lough's men compiled a season record of six victories and seventeen losses. The Catamounts opened the season at home against VVestinghouse .Xpprentice School ol' East Pittsburgh. After a hard-fought game, Potomac State was defeated X4 to 74. Fresh- man liorward Gene Becker and Lee Sisselberger, seasoned pivot man, set the pace with nineteen points respectively. Potomac States hrst road game also ended in defeat as the Salem Tigers racked up a H7 to 754 victory. Marv Kessler led the team with 25 markers and Becker followed with 17. The Catamounts lost their third game of the season at the hands of Shenandoah by a X9 to 76 count. Playing host to VVest Liberty, the Lough men appeared on their way to their first victory for three quarters. However the Final stanza proved to be a disastrous one with the local quint scoring only nin-e points while losing 76 to 64. Loss number live came at the hands ol' a powerful VVest Virginia Tech team. Tech edged by with a So to 72 victory. Marv Kessler scored 25 points. Seated, left to right, Bartlett 1213, Beck 1235, Knotts 1455, Holder 1333, Kessler 1445, Talbott 1231, McCauley 132l1 standing, Hamilton 124l, Sisselberger 14-gl, Becker 1425, Porter 122l, Cool 1555, Aivalotis 141 D, Lee 1541. Still searching for their first win, tl1e Catamounts played host to Fairmont in their last outing hefore the Christmas vacation. After jumping olli to a 273 to if, lead in the first quarter, the locals faded to sutler defeat numher six hy 85 to 75. Alderson-Broaddus was Potomac States next opposition. The Hattlers walked oil' witl1 an 82 to no victory. Finally on Ianuary 13. Potomac State gained its lirst victory with an So to 77 win over arcl1 rival Shspherd. Cool and Sisselherger led tl1e Catamounts with 21 and 20 respectively. Once again, Potomac State slipped into the loss column sulliering Llll 87 to 84 defeat from a strong Beckley team. Continuing their improving ways, the Catamounts trounced Montgomery Iunior College ofi to 78. Sisselherger led State with 23 points as live men topped a dozen markers. Having reached its peak, the hall started down again as Salem humhled Coach Lough's men lllz to 88. Lee Sisselherger excelled in the losing cause with -gi points, tl1e highest individual showing of the season. Concord presented the Catamounts with loss numher nine as they defeated them 84 to 78. Kessler rang up 21 points. State saw their opposition reach the century mark for tl1e second time as XVest Vir- ginia Tech topped them omg to 51. The fifth defeat in this streak came at tl1e hands of Glenville. Tl1e linal tally was 75 to 33. .Xgain the hasliethall hegan its upward llight alter reaching the hottom. Kessler and Sisselherger led State to a oli to H4 victory over Shepherd. Kessler scored 28 and Sissel- herger 24. The season reached its zenith as Coach l,ough's men avenged an earlier defeat at the hands ol' Shenandoah. The Catamounts set .1 new record for the local gymnasium as they wo11 IIH to 31. Bartlett scored 27 points. The third straight victory, longest and o11ly winning streak of the season. came over XVesleyan og to gg. Sisselherger and Kessler came through witl1 go and 2g points. .Xldersonhliroaddus cut the Catamounts' winning string short as they topped then1 107 to 83. The last victory oi' the season, numher six, came over Frosthurg :1s tl1e Cats wo11 77 to 711. The outstanding game of the year was the XVest Virginia freshmen game. A crowd of 2,ooo were on hand to see the highly rated university tea111. The Catamounts almost pulled the surprise of the year as they fought all the way only to lose ogg to oi in the closing seconds. The season closed as it hegan. in defeat. 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Mxinux l954 Baseball Team 27 at March 51 April 1 April 5 April 5 April 9 April io April IS April lo April 22 April 23 April April lo May I May S, May I2 May IS May 18 11154 BASIQBALL SC HFDLI I Ohio XVesl6y11n Ohio Wcslcyaiii Concord Concord Kent St. Kent St. Mt. Union Mt. Union Ashland Ashland Frosthurg XV. Va. Frosh. ut Shepherd Frosthurg Shepherd 1itDavis and Elkins Davis and lilkins PLAYERS Pitchers, lr. Uovc, Alan licklof, Dick Lyons, Ed XVin L lnlicldcrs, Lo: Sisscllwrgcr, Tuclacr Cain, lid Egan, Clxdl lur l md or llruffo and Bob Twigg. Catchers, Rohcrt Berk, Ross lxflilbllfllll and lim lwlOl1f,,LllLIllO Uutlicld-ers, lay ci0I'I11.lll, Ralph Holdcr, Guns Clormin in c L or win ypf' W., . , KN l 1 Rifle Team llfffjfi ,f'1pt '! . ' '15 X ' f . fx, I 1, -ffff s..feif Potomac States newest intercollegiate sport is the riHe team. This group was organ- ized in the fall ol' 1952, under the direction of M. Sgt. Phillip D. lleall of the Military Science Department. The team is sponsored hy the Roth Honorary Society with Beall serving as mentor. The team shoots hoth shoulder to shoulder and postal matches. The memhers of the team practice in their spare time at the riHe range located in Arcadia Heights. The teamis record was seven victories and six loses. Memhers of the team are: Richard Mcliean, Keith Cronin, Don VVenzel, li-en Lamf hert, Charles Bryant, Charles Ryder, lack Treutle, Ramon Fridley, Thomas Wimer, Browne Simmons. Keith Coll-ett, Iohn Hando, and Wenard Weaver. Tom Lewis is team manager. Potomac State College 1211 oth Sp. Marine Reserve Co. 11817 S-S VV Potomac State College llxl West Virginia University 14113 S-S L Potomac State College 1366 Baltimore Ir. 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Pre-Law, Pre-Education Commerce and Business Aclininistration. Home Economics, Agriculture Engineering. Music. Pre-Dental. Pre-Medical. Sensible Academic Standards A XVell-Planned Social and Physical Program Intelligent Attention To The Problems of the lndiviclual Student REASONABLE COST A West Virginia Institution In Keyser Summer Term: Iune 7-lfi, .luly 19-August 2l Fall Term: September 12-June Z3 E. E. Church, President Tri- tate ine and rlill uppl Compan 5110 C'ummc1'c-e Street C'L'MBlCIlLAND. MARYLAND ' Phones 3234 - 3285 Distributors of Nationally Advertised Plumbing, Heating and Industrial Supplies See Your Local Plumbing and Heating Contractor OWEN IQ. HITCI-IINS .JOHN STEWART Prcsiclt-nt, Secretary .I. C. 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Phone 8291 Breakfasts Are Our Specialty Laura's Restaurant Keyser, NVest 'Vil'Qil'lll Ptechnonl, XYest Virginia Dlne and Dallce Compliments of At The OASIS Luke Local 676, Just Outside Keyser On Route 50 U' P' A' ' C' I' 0' Good Food Entertainment PIEDMGNT F OUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY Piedmont, West Virginia Jake's DClllliS0ll,S Studio Service Station 23 Ashfield Street 0ldSln0bilQ Piedmont, West Virginia sales and service Portrait and Commercial Photography Westernport, Maryland Pholle Pholle A Cold hot dog instead of a steak? CO. Qyster ei-at-ke?-sgxviwn you wantyeake? Dealer In All Kinds of By the same token, candids wont rate NVhen he wants your portrait. 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