Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

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X0 ' ' ML , f V'f3iai'Z,, ,R ' 'E X' M. , Af, I H Q ,f ,U , i ts 1 f ' f Editor'-ifz-Chief - - - IOAN NIARKER .'155I,,fl'l7lZl Elf1.f0l'-1.17-C171-C'f SHARON NIULLENEX Bzzmzess M mm gn - - - - PATTY XV ARD .f.U'I.5I't1lIZ.f - IEIN VXIINDLE, BETTY SIMMONS, SUE SCHOPPERT, IAOIQ TREUTLE, BIXRBARA STILXVELL, EVELYN I-IAINES, LINDA XKVOHIJYARD, IDA F. W.'Xl1D Phofogrfzphy Editor ---- THOMAS BARTLET1' .-lr! Edilor - NICHOLAS SACLLE f'1.S'5I'5ll771f ,flrf Editor IAIXIES CALLIS Sporty Edirol' - IOIXNN STRADER Malia'-up Editor ---- MAIiX' CUNNINOHAIII flfxictnzztx - SHARON CQOUDY, BRENDA IXZISER, CAROLE SUE MILLER, SUE TQIYIAYER, ELAINE MANIQINS, CAROLYN FORINASH Sponsors ---- MR. AND NIRS. DIXVID G. NUZUM Wa Lilomrom A. K. Van Sooy He serves his fellowmanu can be said unreservedly of A. K. Van Scoy. Potomac State students who frequent Science Hall have learned from their science instructor that a smiling countenance and thoughtful consideration are the hallmarks of a successful life dedicated to the youth of West Virginia. UA. K.. as he is known to Keyser residents, is generous with his time and talents. He serves Sunday school, church, service club, and fraternal order loyally and diligently. With pleasure, the Cczzamounz staff honors Mr. A. K. VAN SCOY with the dedication of this yearbook. UTLTY? Iiuaxu BIQOXVN., M. A. lrmx B. Swecxelt. M. S, Sl'l'l'L'fL1l'1.I.lI . lgl'1'611ftz11'c' Geneva College Potmnac' State College Vniversity of Pittsliurgli West Virginia University Ainerif-an University X1-LEX E- MURPHY- M- S- Mf!SCT. Pi-111.112 D. BEALL, A. B. Ciilxicms L. Convert. M. ED. GU0f0g,V- Gf'0g'4L'f7!7,l' A111-illtlllllv Sffczzfc' ilcfozfuzffzzg, Bz4.f1'11cu'x Law MUUYN Ullllm College West Virginia University Indiana State Teac-hers College XVest Virginia Vniversity Lfnivewity of Pittsburgh Syracuse University . , lvlixizolxrtlar E. Ruriiz, M. S. 4 Plzyfmzl En'z1a1z10n C i if . XVest Virginia University , lyiy Col-. Grmnon L. Hman. B. S. All-ll-f!lI'V Sdwzfv Lniversity nt Wisconsin :XNNE ELIZWETH W'1THE1cs, M. A. UTY? I.EoNARD G. WITl'iEIlS, M. Nlm. En lzfh . g K Puma, Theory, Clean Club Alclerson-Broaclclus . , . ,U T , i , 7 Cincinnati Conservatory Dennison Lniveisity of Music New York University Qhjg Unive-1-sity H31-V31-gl 'University of Cincinnati Columbia Ecoles dart Ainericaines Fontuinebleau, France Ecole Normale :ie Musique, Paris Alliance Francaise, Paris WA.xLTER H. Bfj0NEq NI' A' NlxNCX' Nl. NIILLEIK, PH. QIOHN O, NIAIDEN, M, A, Chemifzry Gw'mf1f1, Sf7U711'5f7 Pyychology Virginia Polytechnic Institute Lebanon V31193' College Ohio University Bridgewater College UHivQ1'SitY Of Piff5bUl'gh University of Chicago ljniversity of Virginia University of Buffalo Bucknell University M E 1 RVIN L. DAYToN, M. A. E 60710011.65 Potomac State College XVeSt Virginia University Johns Hopkins University A. K. VAN Scoy, M. A. Phyxicx Salem College Peabody College 1 I.xM12s T. H.XNDLiXN, M. S. Zoology, Buftawology, Biology VVest Liberty State College XVest Virginia University University of lvlunic-h Roisiaiw E. Wl'll'fL.XCl-I, M. MX. Clzemz'.vlry Davis and Elkins College XVest Virginia 'University WlLLIlXhI EARL MlCI'I,XEL, M. S. Botany, Zoology, Biology Alclerson-Broaclclus VVest Virginia University UTY l21.iz.x1si5'1'ifi A. ATxv,xTE1i, Pu. D lOlll'l2clfI'.fllI, Spfvrlz Duquesne University Cornell University L'niversity of Pittsburgh fm ,AW . R X ' 5 , V1 Q, VB z X X YN . 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A fnfffumfnfdf MMIIC History French, ElZglI.A'!1 ShQHHHf?0abAC0f1S?fVat9fY Arkansas State College Potomac State College Vlliglnla Unlvelislty GQO1'gQ Pealjoflv College -Xxrest XfYil'gil'lia SLTI'liVQl'Sity George W'aslIington University MRS. ELMORE MARTIN SFC. A. G. MCCAULEY LEONTINE BARNETT NUZUM, M. A Assistant Lz'brar1'an Militczry Science English Salem College West Virginia University UHQTEI? N 1 Lxlfr, I,xrx1Es ll. 5.u'1x1, H. S. Alltflrflllill Sf1'c'f1c'c University of Mal-ylanfl lnmisiznml State l'nive1'Sity Dlxxx G. l,oL'Gll. U. S. Pfzyjmf Fdzmltfmz Putumzic State College XYest Virginia Lhiversity Qllzlrslmll Cullege . . 1 . .. 1 ' N Aux H. PAINE, M. A. IWIIELEN C., C,l:INE1:, M. I-. ll 31-TER A' I'W Rh'X- l'- 5' cf I Q V N 1 V 1, A . . N , : . .Z Um. D. g AN,,lDA-FE, 54.1-,.c,m,.,l,1 Ildll'I.NNlfJX.XI- c,IXIL I.xr,1xI.F1z l'lfI41tf1wm1f1Ac5 West Virginia L'I1lY9I'Sltf' Ellgl-l1CJC'1'I.l7g Gorham State Teachers- Cfmegp Imlizmu State Tezlchers College Brown Unix'e1'sity Cnlumy-,in pniVQ1,Sity L'nive1'sity of Pittslmurgh XVest Virginia Vniversity L'11ix'e1'sity of Illinois 755 C.xRMh1.L,Ax M. NIFIQPHY, M. S. H. E. ED. Home 116011012116 Salem College XX wt XIIQINIF1 lmx QINIKX Pmno Tfzeorv I70lCC' Cincinnati Conservatorv of Muslc Texas L'nive1'sity Fn.mCEs DUROTHX SARL LLO. M. KI. L. Eff vi v MISS EIJNQX FLHEIQ Flrll ll rzdfzl Sc'c1'c't11r y ik MISS FLURA IEAN PFOST C014 nsvlor 01' Wonzwz sung ,Q MRS. GERTRUDE STANHAGEN S6'Cl'C'ftIl'Jl to Pravidwzf in . 1 MRS. DOLLY IGHNSON Scc1'ctm'y to The Dean -X '1 1 1 'K 44.4 1 1 MISS ELEANOR DOVE Secz'fzm'y Finance Office MRS. MARY FALLON ,,..-?- W A-fr'--Y -- -, - -7 -w Mmmgw' Book Store , Z MR. IOI-IN STANHAGEN Altilldgfl' Studwzl Ccnlcr ,XXX MRS. VIRGINIA KOLKHURST L 4 R nf . , , wayv-+. 'T ' Wig ,kg , , 'A KH! ,ffl MRS. DANA LOUGH DiL'll'll'CIlZ E 5 IQEITI-I COLLETT, IOHN COOLIDGE, SHIRLEY BISHOP, ROBERT FANTO, , N SOPHOMORES P1't'jl'lfC'72f Iliff'-Pl'L'J'I'dClZI Sef1'et411'y-T1'c'uyz11'c'1' Rc'p1'c'.fc11tzlfjzfc' Io St1rzfc'11l CUIIIICIY SSES FRESHMEN IACK W11.soN, Pl'C'5l.dt'l1f IQEIXIPER CLINE, VIICC'-PI't'51.dC'lZI IDA FRANCES VVARD, Scc1'eIz11'y-Tr6z1.fzu'61' ROGER PARKER, R6fJ1'C'5C'l1ZLTfllUL' to Studwzt Cozzlzcil Soma Moms . J DORIS N. FLESHER, Home Economics Parkersburg, W. Va. IACK M. GRAYSON, Agriczllzurc Keyser, W. Va. IERRY LEON EssEx, Chcmi.ftry Bemis, W. Va. EUGENE H. BECKER, Physical Education New Creek, VV. Va. WILSON E. M11.LEsoN, ElZg1.IZt'c'l'l'f7g Springfield, VV. Va. PATRICIA CALE, Speech Burlington, W. Va. CHAR1.Es IQIENI-IOFER, PII'-AIC'l1'iC'l'IlC Cumberland. Md. M,XIlCI.'xRET IQOCHENDERFER, Prc-Educatiofl Hendricks, XV. Va. IXRNET JXKERS, ,1-Ql'l'L'IlfZIll'C' Donna, XV. Va. RoBERT L. l5xMTOXVER, Social Scicucc Keyser, W. Va. IOANNE HEIfNEIi, Home Ecozzonzicf Springfield. W. Va. MONCELLE L. BEIIG, .1g1'icu1Iz41'c Burlington, XV. Va. IAMES E. CA1.1.1s, Pl'C'-Bll,Cfll6'55 ' Clarksburg. NV. Va. CLARENCE CoPE1.AND, Ellgl.71CCl'l'lIg Jeannette, Pa. PATRICK MCCLINTIC, .1gl'l.CllIfIll'C Xvilliamsburg. VV. Va. IANET E. HAINES, Gcfzcrul SCC'l'C'fllI'l'Ill Keyser, W. Va. HELEN A. IQAZLO, Gcfzcml SC'c'1'6'ZtIl'I-tl! Westernport, Md. XNALTER L. BOSLEY, Pre'-Busirzavs Cumberland, Md. FRANCIS COWATC11, Prc-Busz'11c':s Westernport, Md. MICHAEL E. BURKE, III, Geology Orange, N. J. RICHARD H. DORSEY, Efzgifzeerifzg R1dgeley, VK. Va. DONALD W. FULLER, Ef7g1.llC'C'l'l.l1g Cumberland, Md. KENNETH I. MAX', Agriculture Beard, W. Va. IoAN CLAUDETTE MARKER, Gc'neraZ Secretarial Elkins, XV. Va. C. IOSEPH MAGUIRI3, Eflgl-l1CCl'iI1g Cumberland, Md. IABIES DEGASPERIN, Pfzyxicul EdllCdfl'0ll Kingwood, W. Va. NfARY F. CUNNINGHAM, PFC-lidllfclfl-Oll Morgantown, XV. Va. Innes N. CRANE, PM-B145z'1zc'xs .xml-igm. W. Va. Tuoxsms W. Llzwls, ElZgl.llL'L'l'l'flg Mt. Savage. Md. POLL1 F. ALT, Pz'e-Nurxizzg Brushy Run, W. Va. Iumon R. I-IAINES, P1'c-Edzmztiolz Keyser. W. Va. Roarim' F. FANTO, Pre-Lara' Keyser, W. Va. M. TELIPEST GARDNER, P1'c-Eduuzzion Keyser. W. Va. Kuna D. COLLETT Pre-Bu5z'1zc.vs 7 Hambleton, W. Va. Lsvl McCL1NTxc, Agriculture XVilliamsburg, NV. Va. IACK D. GRAGG, Pr'c'-Medicine Painesville, Ohio Tuov ALYVIL, Eflgl.lICt'l'l.l1g Aurora, W. Va. KATHRYN H. Buxoxiss, General Sccrctm'1'u! Keyser, W. Va. Romalcr D. IDLEMAN, .flgriculzurc Mt. Storm, XV. Va. IEAN MECI'lEM, Speech Berkeley Springs, W. Va. . f , I ' V Msg 5 'wg . ,. 'Aw Q 'A . J 3 - W , .V - My f - , ff., U f -sf ffw l 2 4 , X Q. .L ,j Y-5, H - .1 ' ' W f Nw , ,, ,if R, bf f 5 f W .z........... . , V ...M-. V A.-- Soma .JI .fi , 3 I S Z fuk! E-Z 4 . k..f SAE,.,5 , ,-A :W RENA MOTT, Gerzeraf Secretary Keyser, W. Va. BRAY LISTON, :lccounzing Albright, W. Va. WILLIABII F. PRUNTY, Pflyfiazl Education Oxford, W. Va. WILLIAM I. KOLBEIKG, :Iris and Science Westernport, Md. BROXVNE SILIMONS, Pre-Bzfsifzess Brushy Run, W. Va. SARAH SIWITH, Pl1y.fz'cul EdllC'tIff0ll Keyser. W. Va. HIXIKKULD U. VVILQIIN, PVC'-Ed!lC'tlfl.0ll Barton, Md. ALAN C. ECRLIJII, Pfzyxical EHIZICIIIIUOIZ IiEHl1Sbll1'f-I. N. J. FRANILLIN IQNOTTS, Pfzyxiuzf IZLIYIICLIILOII Grafton, XV. Va. LJLOYD WILLIABI STERLING, Pre-Lfzw Kingwood, W. Va. PATRICIA SIILICI4, Gwzcml Scw'r1m'y Keyser, W. Va. PETER P. LSALLINA, Phyfical Edzmzliofz Kingwood, XV. Va. ' DOLORES BERRY, Pre'-Edunlfiofz Dayton, Ohio IACQVE PARSON5, V0C'tllflA0l1LI1 .1gl'l.C'Illf!H'l' Davis, VV. Va. WILLIAM F. BELL, ,1gl'l.l'llllll1'L' Pittsburgh, Pa. DELOliES A. MIERs, Mc'd1'a1l Tcclznology Keyser, W. Va. LOYAL D. CANFIELD, Vocafiomzl .IgJ'I'f'IlIllllC Mon trose. VV. Va. H.fXll0LIJ L. CSOFIJ, Pl'6-BIIJIIIICXA' Keyser, VV. Va. DONNA I. LYNCH, Pre-Eduultion Keyser, W. Va. FREDERICK IRWIN, Plzyxiful Edncufiofz Elkins, 'W. Vu. ROY DUFF, Vocational .igriczzlzure Keyser, XV. Va. WILLIER D. I-IINES, Vocational .lgricultzfre Lumberport. XV. Va. SALIUEI. GERWIG, Ef1gI'l16'C'l'1l72g Clarksburg. XV. Va. DOROTHY' BARR, P1'e-Edzfcazion Kessel, XV. Va. Ross NI.-XSTREAN, Pre-Bn.fine.v.v Pittiburgh, Pa. IAMES EVANS, Engineering , Greenland. XV. Va. fd 2 sf' A.. pr -33 NA BARBARA BOBO, Pre-Educntzon j f' .V 0 5.351 . Mt. Storm, XV. Va. .3 ' fu ' A I FXNTHONY IDENIASI, Pre-Bmffnesx ' I West Orange, N. J. Q54 4 Q ' ,X l IOHN SPERANDIO, Physical Ezlnffzlion r E Q Cata wba, XV. Va. CXROLYN E. NIILLER, Medical Teefznology Cowen, XV. Va. ROBERT ISER, Physical Edzzenlion Ridgeley, XV. Va. IOSEPII BRUZZIO, Pl?-Bll5'l.I7E.f.f Newark, N. J. IOANN14: HERBERT, .-Irzx and Sciences XVesternpOI't, Md. PAUL I-IOMAN, Vomtionnl Agrieultzsre Ridgeville, XV. Va. ' IAMES NIONGELLUZZO, Pre-Business Franklinville, N. J. IAMES COLLINS, Engineering Cumberland, Md. HARRY FAUBER, Geology Mt. Lake Park, Md. P.-XTTY WARD, General Secretary Elkil'1S, W. Va. DAVID BIZECHLEY, Engineering Jane Lew, W. Va. WILLIAM MACOUOHTRY, Engineering Summit Point, W. Va. S r omomms - :nk ,, .. Q-Im aa.. ' T 0111 9.-w-vw I vf 1 . - .M -.......,., fwfn fyw ftz ' i f R A i A XZ f ixxn 4 7 f . M XN-M Nl 1' 0,1 f I X I 2. W1 mf f V1 Y mfxi 'P , 2 7 I if 7 f I N N N , l , 4 wp . ,--rf., N 9 'f -Lf I W - ' MQW 4 'Zi' A I 0' ,R f, 1 f Jgxyif KA 9 R R ,XX fs' N fxf 0 6 .R 5 59' - Cglfiaif, n f 4i.. 1 9' , 2' . TT R AS ,, . I , . ., YZ ' 1 4 . ' 2 -Q A, L N v - Q, .RR . . , 1' '. X' W T, ' ,- Wil . Rv- Q GS .gs I X V 'Q I . X ., I. 4 fi X, ,4 Vf . -42. rf .. H .wif 22. ' R I 5, A I I Mm ' R lv, ' I ..,,. , V NW.. ,S , K., . f M 4 Q 4 f v 1 f N f N f X V 9 of X 5 I X g Rf MA 3,4 Y, Ng? . 1 49 . N W hw v 4 4 f fl f vfn , Q' 02,5 , 4 I is Z Q I , 4 153' ' Z W Y Z!! 6 1:Q'. 'i .Y . 'v 1 V 3 f 3 S ' X ,f . -W ' i ...,M.l A X ri , - QQ . ,gwlx r gg A ms. V2 X f' V I' R 'R '1- ATV ? . . ,,, 55, W , wg si. . ,gl ' ef' RY 'L , . ., r , , DIJXNE LEE LONG, General Sefretfzry Keyser. W. Va. 'THOINIAS HILL, Forestry Ric-hwood, W. Va. DAVID B. WALTON, Pre-Mediml Cuniberland, Md. L.xwRI-.NCE PERRY, Vofationfll flgricultzwc' Arlington, Va. CHARLES TUEL, IR., Pre-Edumrion Elk Garden, W. Va. ELIZAHETI-I ANN POWER, 'General Sc'crctm'y P2ll'k9l'SDUl'g, NV. Va. THOMAS H. LANE, Plzyxirnl Education Bellevue, Pa. INZRNNETH LAMBEIQT, Pre'-Mrdiml llfirman, XV. Va. IRRIES H. SI-IURIARER, .-Igriculture Shinnston, NV. Va. IXNDRIENV B. IURICK, PM-B14s1'r1e.v.v ClzII'ksbuI'g, XV. Va. NIIXRY SUE WI-ilTE, PlIy.fz'a1l Edumlion Bayard, W. Va. IVDLLARD IUDY, E'l1gl.l1C'c'I'l.l1-Q Horse Shoe Run, W. Va. IOI-IN Ross, I?f1g1.l1t't'7'I'l1g XVeste1'npoI't, Md. IDONA B. SHREVE, El1g1.f1t'C'1'fl1g Brushy Run, XV. Va. CHARLES D. RYDER, Pre-Bus1'nc.v5 Barton, W. Va. C.XROL3'N PHILLIPS, General Secretary Elkins, NV. Va. EDXVARD P. NVOLFORD, General .lcvounting Piedmont, W. Va. ELIZABETH ANN WILBIOTPI, General Secrcvnry Elkins, W. Va. ALBERT B. WHITMER, IR., Pre'-Edumtion Petersburg, W. Va. ROBERT MX'ERS, Engineering Piedmont, VV. Va. IOHN Cl-IISHOLMI, IR., Engz'nec'r1'ng Cumberland, Md. WILLIIALI TALBOTT, Pre-Lnzu XVebster Springs, W. Va. NIARK CABIPBELL, Engincfering St. George, NV. Va. IANE WESTEALL, Home Economics Mechanicsburg, Ohio XVILLIABI SNIDER. P1'e-Bz151'ne55 Moorefielcl, XV. Va. XVILIJAM SHERRINC, Vomtional .IgI'l'Cll1flIi'C Dover, N. J. IANET TI-IAYER. PVC'-E'l2IIlf!lfl.0I7 Arlington, Va. RARION FRIDLEY, Engineering Paw Paw, XV. Va. VERNON SHANI-IOLTZ, Engz'nefr1A1zg Intermont, W. Va. BERNICE CAMPBELL, PM-Nlc'dif1'r1c Piedmont, XV. Va. BOBBY XVHEELER, Vomtional Hlgrimltzzru Elgood, XV. Va. IACI4 TREL'TLE, .elrtx ana' SCI,t'l?fC'.f Keyser, XV. Va. SHIRLEY SINIIITH, Gmeral Secretary Clifton Mills, NV. Va. NVILLIS F. LEYVIS, Pre-Bu.vz'ne,v: Albright, XV. Va. DALE TURNER, Vocational figriczlltzzre Hillsboro, W. Va. XVILLIAINI TIINIBROOK, Pre'-Bu.vinf'5.v Keyser, W. Va. IOSEPH REED, Pre-Med1'c1'nc' Burlington, NV. Va. BETTY SIINIIVIONS, General Secretary Cassity, W. Va. CLINTON ROGERS, P1'e-Medical Keyser, W. Va. NICHOLAS SAULLE, Arts and Sciences Newark, N. J. Soeiszomom S ffl f'M2 M' IL fykgfin. A QU F I CVD' . ,, . ' ,g,,y.w. ,E ., W, I f Y W I , LA. .. 5 A fTf'J.a-gf I J Q f . 'K if l fb Q rw 1 lx X ,,v ?f '? Y'L7 5? 3 4' ff wif? ? 2 gm. I I RES 2, I ff ,I Q iw' 5 f F 1 . . ff I I7 ,W . . ff K 5 i SHIRLEY H. IQENT. Pre-Ea'zzfnl1'o1z Shaw, XV. Va. IQIIN COOLIDCE, P!1y51'cf1I Fn'z1cuI1'0n Arlington. Va. MAX NIESSENCER, Pre'-Law Ter1'a1 Alta, XV. Va. RoIaERT QZAVE. .'IFC0lH?lI.lIg Luke, Md. XVILIiL'Il NI,-AIN. Pre-Ef1'11aIli011 FI'ede1'ic-k, Md. BETTY HILL, Home ECOIZOIYIIICX PCfOlSliUl'g, W. Va. XIERNON IQIGHT, El1gl.llt'L'J'l.I7g Hm-se Shoe Run. W. Yu. lAAIEa NICLUCAB, P1'c-Effzmzizbzz Iceyw-. Iv. Va. RICIEIQIID XVILSON, El1g'l,llt't'I'I.l7g XVcNt9I'npcII't, Md. GEIIRGIL LEP5, Pre-Lum' C11Lil'1QS Town, W. Vu. SHIRLEY BISIIOP, Home El'0I10I77l.C'S ,'XU'l'iQ,'hI. XV. VH. IARIEN FAZZ.-XLORE, PII'-l?Ifl!l'tlfl.OIl KGXbGl'. W. Vu. CIfI,XIiLE5 Cl-IANEY, ,l?lIg1Al1:'t'l'1.71g Piedmont, XV. Yu. RIYDNEY ORNDORIIE, Pre-B11.v1'11e.f.v xVLllClGI1SViHC, XV. Va. MARION PUGH, .lrrx and St'l't'71l't'.f Omps. XV. Va. FRANK CEORIXIAN Pit,tsbIII'gh, Pu. IUIXNN STRADER, PH'-El17l!l'tIfi07l Dayton, Ohio CTEORCE ORS, I?l1gI'l1t'C'l'I'l1-Q Keyser, XV. Va. DIJNIXLIJ ILTDY. PH'-l?d11c'nf1'011 CL1lNlD91'1E1l1d, Md. LEO MCIQENZIE, EUgI'l1fFl'1'7lg CUl1ll56l'1?lI'1Cl, Md. DONALD WENSEL, V omziozml .'1g1'I'C'lI11lll'C' Burlington. XV. Va. BERNARD MILLS, P1'e-B11.-'1'nc'.f.f Cumberland, Md. VIRGINIA FLEEIQ, General Serrc'tary Keyser. XV. Va. GLADYS CALEMINE, Pre-Edumtion Keyser, XV. Va. STANLEY LEE, Eng1'nrff'Ing Augusta, XV. Va. DONALD PIARTIXIAN, Vonztiomzl .-lgrirzallzmf Purgittsville, XV. Va. LOUISE BWICCORD, Mezlinrl Technology Elki1'lS, XV. VH. DOYLE XV.-XYBRIGIIT Parsons, XV. Va. CH.xRI.Es BARBE, Pre-Veter1'nr1ry Keyser, XV. Va. PATRICIA PARKS, Pre-Dvnml Hygiene Mount Storm, XV. Va. THOMAS ELLIOTT, Prc'-Mc'd1'r1'nc' XX'esternport, Md. PAUL SHANIQ Burlington, XV. Vu. IOI-IN HANDO, Pre'-Law Cassville, XV. Va. WILLI.ALI NIULLAN, Pre'-Fduralion Luke, Md. RICHARD DELL, Vocational .4griculturc Bergoo, W. Va. WlLLlF:1NI FRANKLIN, Plzm-mary Keyser, XV. Va. ED'.vARD GROX'ES, flrtx :md Science: Kingwood, W. Va. COLIN DLTRICK, Pre-Business Ridgeley, W. Va. LAVINIA ANN XVAGNER, General Sccrflzzry Parkersburg, W. Va. THOMAS MURRAY, Pre-Business Short Creek, W. Va. Sow O me ,,i...f.-.. 'W QM 1. 5: Iv L,- gave' www 9--..,... W 2 Ky, .Q , ffl '47 ,f .. , 71 - fe Q ' jf W 1 . . lv f , ' ,pig 'Rfk . Vw I 4 if 3- 1 R45 ,551 5 , aff f 2 'IQEICID IRES MILDRED SHEPP, Home Economies Keyser, XV. Va. RICHARD STUMP, Pre-Medicine Cumberland, Md. SHIRLEY STEPHEN, Pre-Ea'z1enti0n Keyser, W. Va. CHARLES SMITH, Physical Eduealimz Piedmont, XV. Va. VICTOR VACHON, Pre-Businevs Hambleton, XV. Va. HAROLD CUIIS, Engineering Monreneld, XV. Va. DONP.LLl WILLIABIS, Pre-Bzzsinexs Gnrmania, W. Va. CAROL BONVINIAN, Pi'e-Nwsing Mmnefleld. XV. Va. WVILLIT' CAIQRICO, Plzy.v1'eaI Edumrian Rowlesburg. W. Va. IAARILY ARIIINGTON, Pliysieal Education Ridgeley, W. Va. EDMCND CARNEY, Arts and Sciences Piedmont, W. Va. IVAN COMES, Voeationnl .1g1'I-Clllfllfc' Augusta, W. Va. RICHARD MICIJAEL, Engineeiing Berkeley Springs, W. Va. WILLIAM OATES, Pre-Medicine Burlington, W. Va. CLEAYION MILLS, Engineering Salem, N. J. HELEN PRICE, Pre-Nursing Piedmont, W. Va. IOI-IN PROIETTI, Engineering Luke, Maryland IOHN C. SPENCE. Engineering Cumberland, Md. WAYNE CLOSE, Plmrnmey Cumberland, Md. IOHN PERRY, Pre-Medicine Elkins, XV. Va. NIUREI. FANTO, Prc'-Bzzsfzzess Keyser. NV. Va. A. KEITH ROBERTSON, Engz'neerz'ng Pinto, Md. EDDIE WOLFORD, .-lgriculture Harman, W. Va. LAURA M. KUHN, General Secretary New Creek, XV. Va. IOSEPH L. LAWLESS, E7IgillC'Fl'l-IIS' Penns Grove. N. J. ROBERT CRAUSE, Vomtional .4grIruItzn'c' Cherry Run, XV. Va. BETTY C. ANSEL, Home Fmnomirs Springfield. W. Va. ROGER K. PRYOR, P1'e-Veterinary Marlinton, XV. Va. RICHARD L. COOK, Prc'-Mc'fl1'c1'ne XVeSternpOrt. Md. BARBARA STILXVELL, Geneva! Secrelary Grafton, XV. Va. PAUL A. M.kSON, Plzyximl Education Ridgeley, W. Va. BRUCE O. NVILEY. Eng1'nec'r1'ng Keyser, W. Va. C. EILEEN DAVIS, I-Iris and Scienrc' Points, XV. Va. IACK BECKETT, Phyfiml Edzzmtion Pine Grove, XV. Va. IAMES F. RINARD, Eng1'nec'r1'ng Keyser, XV. Va. WILLIALI ORNDORIIF, Engz'nc'c'ring Greenbank, W. Va. STANLEY E. MABEE, Engineering Keyser, W. Va. ROBERT G. STARKEY. Phvxicrzl Edzzmtforz Patterson Creek, W. Va. SAMUEL S. SMITH, Pre'-Law Cumberland, Md. IDA FRANCES WARD, Iournalism Keyser, W. Va. Fmmemm Rr r,..,, I I F ESHM mfw fx ' S ,V , , Z , , A Xggm, , X 14 I ff NIARLENE F. FISHER, P1'c-Education Patterson Creek, W. Va. CHARLES I. I-IEALY, Arts and Science Piedmont, XV. Va. ROBERT E. WILSON, Geology Keyser, XV. Va. IALIES L. COBLE, Plmrmncy Bonita Springs, Fla. WAX'NE L. THOMAS, PII'-Bll51.77z?,C5 Cumberland, Md. IEAN L. WINDL.E, Mfdiml Tffhnology Elkins, XV. VH. IAMES D.XX'lES, P1'c-Edzmlfiozz Cumberland, Md. ROBERT IOIINMJN, Plzydazl Fdnmtion Romney, XV. Va. PAUL E. SOMMERVILLE, .fgl'I'C'Il1fIllAC' Palestine, XV. Va. DONALD I. ELIASON, Prc'-Law Terra Alta. XXV. Va. NI.-XRCIARET HOLLAND, Home EC0l10ll11.C' Kitimiller, Md. CLIlll'0RD A. fXNDERSON, Pre-Lan' XVeirtOn, XV. Va. GORMAN XV. MOSSER, PI't'-EIIIZIFZUI-071 Keyser, XV. Va. ' 'ILHOIXIAS L. KUHN, Phy.v1'ml EdlIfL1fl.Ol1 Mt. Storm, XV. Va. OWEN R. STANLEY, Pre-Bzz.f1'ne.v.v Keyser. XV. Va. WANDA MCGL'lNNESS, Home Emnonzfn Keyser, XV. Va. DONNA M. SPANCLER, Home Efononzfcx Romney, XV. Va. LARRY F. HARR, Physical Edumtfon Piedmont, XV. Va. IAMES I. DAVIS, F0re.ftry Keyser, W. Va. IQEMPER P. CLINE, Pre-Law Piedmont., W. Va. NIARSHALL KOONTZ, El1gill66I'l.l1g Keyser, XV. Va. WILLIAM PIARTLIAN, .4115 and Sfierzccs Franklin, XV. Va. HOXK'.-XRD H. PETERSON, E11gi1zee1'1'1Ig Cresaptown. Md. .ANN DAVIS. P1'c-Mc'dic1'11c Keyser, XV. Va. DENNI5 R. MONTOOAIEIW, E71gI'Ilt'L'l'l.l1g Tunnelton. W. Va. IOsEPII ELLIOTT, E11g1'1zc'c'1'1'11g Charles Town. XV. Va. DOIIOIIIY SAVILLE, Home Eco1101111'c'.c Romney. XV. Va. DONALD SCOTT, Gv1ze1'11l .Ie'c'o1111l1'11g XVZ1l'LlCllSVlHG, XY. Va. H.AROLD D. SIIUAIOOK. Pl1ys1'cI1I lfd1mIt1'01i Keyport. N. J. H. XvlVlAN XV,-XRD, Medical Tvcfzology Ridgeley, XV. Va. EAIILL IYZEYSER, P11--L1111' Cumlaerland. Md. ROBERT SHLLLIIALS, I571gI.71L'C'l'l-llg Cumlmerland, Md. HELENA MOORE, P1'c-Ifd11c11t1o1z Keyser. W. Va. IAME5 K. DICKINSKJN, Plzz11'11zary Cumberland. Md. EDVVAIQD TRIJXELL, ,0lll'fIl'1ij'f7l Cumberland, Md. DONA LD Bowles, E!1gl'7lL't'l'l'lIg Frankford. VV. Va. GEOIQGL CIILLESPIE, PI'6'-BIIJIIIICXS Charleston, NV. Va. WILLIANI M. IOHNsON, E7lgl.IZC'C'1'ill-Q7 Flatwoods. W. Va. DAVID MASON, Physics Keyser. W. Va. ROBEII1' BOWERS, E7lgI.7ZL'L'l'I'I1g Keyser, W. Va. Fm su-IIM IIA-I I E .ANN Y 1 F ESEHM N km! f,'-1'? T5 I 1 A Q I E PAUL PIAYNVOOD, Forcylry Luke, Md. GEORGE TERNENT, Pre-Businc'.v.f Lonaconing, Md. GEORGE HERSHBERGER, Forestry Hendricks, W. Va. IOHN MERTZ, Engz'nec'rz'ng Piedmont. W. Va. Cj0SA ANN THCJLIPSON, Physical Edllfdff-'Ill Rowlesburg, W. Va. RAYMOND LAMBERT, Voratfofzal ,'1gI'fflllfIll'C XVj'lNE'l', NV. Va. IUNIUR IN4AHAFFEY, EllgI.llL'C'7'I-llg Ridgeloy, VV. Va. IoHN RATLIEF, Pre'-Mcdicinc' Ft. Scybert, VV. Va. Cxm. IJIEQIYHE. l5I1gI'lICCl'l'1lg Crcszxptown. Md. VVILLIAIXI DANAHY, El1gfl1C'Cl'l'IZg Cumllerlund, Md. IQENNETH IQERNS, Pre-Bzm'z1css Paw Paw, W. Va. VIRGII. DYER, Pl'6'-Bll5l'l1L'5S Ririgoley. W. Va. Uris YEATER, Igflgl-7lC'C'l'l.IIg C1arksbu1'g, XV. Va. VV1L1.1AM CQRIFFIS, El1gl.lIt'Cl'l.llg East Rainelle. VV. Va. Baum' XIANCE, Pre-Education Durbin, VV. Va. THOMAS SAVAGE, Vocatiomzl ,1gl'l'C'Il1lIll'C Short Creek. XV. Va. IACK HINKLE, Pre'-Mcdirifzc Riverton, XV. Va. RCTIIERFORD BRONVNING, Efzgifzecrirrg Cumberland, Md. INENNETH LAMBERT, Pre-Mcdicinc' Harman, XV. Va. CHESTER BOHN, P1'c'-Bzlsifzcss Mzmns Choice, Pa. GARY H. ATHEY, Pre-Law Keyser, VV. Va. CELARLES M. GARDARO, Engineering Kitzmiller, Md. ORREL P. GLOVER, Prc-Bu.finc'.f.v Arlington, Va. MARY R. BOLYARD, General .Secretary Keyser. W. Va. XVILLIALI P. SNYDER, t1CC0ll72ll.7Ig Kingwood, NV. Va. ROBERT G. SAVILLE, .lgricullurc Augusta, W. Va. NIRS. WILMA H. PRITTS, Pre-Edzm1f1'ozz Shaw, VV. Va. DON.fILD W. Ross, F0rc,cz1'dv Kingwood, XV. Va. EDWARD N. RUSSELL, Ellgl'llCCI'l.Ilg Keyser, W. Va. SHARON S. NIULLENNEX, Mcdicul Scnctury Ridgeley, VV. Va. GENE M. SIRIRIoNs, Pre-Lam Renick. VV. Va. PAUL N. KANE, Pre-Law Keyeer, VV. Va. VIRGINIA E. MILLER, Pre-Education 'XVeste1'nport, Md. Pl-IILLIP D. TUIINER, P1'c-l3us1'11c'ss Masontown, XV. Va. LARRY M. SAYRE, Pre-Dcfztist Parkersburg, VV. Va. THOMAS I. IQARRAS, Engineering Keyser, W. Va. IOE L. HOUSE, Plzurzzzucy Keyser, W. Va. RICHARD A. BALL, Pu'-Edufaliofz Keyser, W. Va. S. Lows FISHER, Pre-Eduazziofz Frederick, Md. DELORIS SIMPSON, Genera! Sccrclury Keyser, W. Va. Fm SHMEN F msieimmmiwjr CAROLYN FORINASH, Medical Technology Hultonsville, XV. Va. DAVID R. EMMONS, PVC-Bll5l'l1t'5S Keyport. N. J. RODNEY H. GEER. PVC'-Bll5l.l1C'.V5 Pil1'1iE1'SbLll'g, W. Va. XVILLIAIXI HAHALH'AK, Pfzydcal Education Pittsburgh, Pa. ROBERT C. CONNOLLY, I'lzy5ia1I Education Pittsburgh, Pa. SHIRLEY O. ROGERS, Home 13C'0l7Ol7Zl.C'5 Burlington. VV. Va. ROBERT E. BANKER, Pfzysicul Edzuutiwz Worthington, W. Va. GERALD W. BREESE, Erzgifzccrirzg Ellerslie. Md. EUOEN1-. M. CQUARILIA, P1'c'-Bzzxifzcfx Plainsville. Pa. LEONARD SP11-LER, Voczzzional .1gI'l.CMllZH'E Bayard. XV. Va. NIARGARET I. IACO, PI'L'-Nll1'.fl.lIg Elizabeth, W. Va. ROBERT L. WELCPI, Pre-Mcd1'c1'nc Sistersvillo, XV. Va. ANDREW E. SADIE, Forcxtry P8l'li6l'SbLll'g, XV. Va. IOSEPH QQIANFRANCIZSCO, Pre-Busincs.f Newark. N. J. WlLLlAh'1 CQINGERICH, E1lgl'I1t'C'1'l'l7g Keyser, VV. Va. NIARGARET L. HERCLTLES, Plzymuzl Edzmzliorz XVe11sbu1'g. VV. Va. SHARON L. GOL'DY. Mt'dI'C'LII Scrrctary Pz11'ke1'sbu1'g, W. Va. JOSEPH I. STIPA, Pre'-Bzuifzcsx Penns Grove. N. J. GEOIlGB A. CAhiPBELL, P1'L'-Alfdliffllt' Piedmont, VV. Va. ROBERT L. BISHOP, Prc-Mcdicvhc' licyber, W. Va. IDONNA NINEIX, Spccrfz E hey sei, XX. Xi a. HXYDILN DAWSON. POI1.l'l'l'tI! Scfflltc' Rawlings, Md. XVATSON I. XVOLIJE, l'0u1f1'om1I .lgliczzllzffu Newburg. XV. Va. ROSALII1 BUNNER. Xllcfdiml SC'C'l'L'flIl'-X7 Berkeley Springs, XV. Va. Ioiix Scgimkricuiz. ElIgI'l1C'C'I'I.lIg Riclgeleyf. XV. Va. H.XRL.fiN Uxiimiau, Pre--l'c'1u'fm11'y Kline. XV. Va. IANICE BIILLS, ,D1'c'-Frfzmzffofz T' -. -. ' X7 Aeywei, XX. a. MAIXION DE.'XIlI.. E77fIl.!IL'L'1'f71g Mooreneicl, XV. Va. CiYI.BPR'I' BENNuT'r, Fl2fl.Ilt'C'l'I'lIg Keyser. XV. Va. IUDITH RHODES. Gwzcmf Sc'c1'c zL11'y Keyser, XV. Va. Tnoxus OXIQMAN. PVC'-ElZllc'cIfl.fllZ Keyser, XV. Va. DONNA. XVELLER, .7-lonzc' 7TC'OlIUl71!.C'j Pau Paw, XV. Va. Mmiu' Sum Tliwuiz. P1'C'-l?fi!lllLIff0ll Arlington. Va. , i H.X1iLEX' Ciinsi-iilcu. Fo1'c'.ft1'-V Q Front Royal, Va, RUNALD MATHIAS, .ElZgjlZCL'IAl'l1g NI311hi8S. XV. Va. PAUL l3.xLDwiN, E1zg1'1zc'crf1zg Riclgeley, XV. Va. ROBERT ELDER, Ezzgffzccrilzg Buffalo Mills, Pa. Mfxuvnv Simmiiw, EHgl'llL't'l'illg Kessel, VV. Va. IAMES BAKER, E7Zgl.lIL'CI'I'7Zg Burlington, XV. Va. NILX IQINZEIL, Medial! Sccwlmy Logan, W. Vu. E asmam R1 P Z f Q v T , A 'Q -,fe,3Ww .54 'Q--.14 EWS: I i ik Xi, i i a X ELA1NL MANRxNs, Pre-Education Tumielton. VV. Va. A VIXVIAN K. THOLIAS, E7Zgf71CCI'l-llg Keyseiy W. Va. ROLAND SOUDER, Forestry Mathias, XV. Va. CHARLOTTE WALLEJK, A4c'dI'l'lIf Scw'c'tury Keyser, W. Va. PHILLIP SKIDMORE, Enginccrifzg Piedmont, W. Va. IOAN B. HU1'TON, I-Ionze EL'0l1OH1l'C'5 Arlington, Va. QQARY PYLES, Par-Bzzyifzwx Ft. Ashby, VV. Va. FREDERICK SLOAN, .Iris und St'iCI1C'C'5 Lonaconing. Md. IOAN Bus, PVL'-Bll.fl'71C5S Keyser. W. Va. GENE ML'LLENAX, E71gl.71CC'1'ltl1g Cumberland, Md. BETTY SUE SCI-IOPPERT, Pl'C'-NIl1'.fl.71g XVesternp0rt, Md. GENE STLYLTZ, Pft'-Bll5I.lZC'.fS Mathias, VV. Va. HARRx CLAIiK, Prcf-Mcdiclfzc' Iilyndman, Pa. IOHN TOML1NsON, VOCl.IZl.0l1tl1 ifgflrfllllllff Sinks Grove, W. Va. IOHN MULLAN, Pre-Business Cumberland, Md. EVIELYN HAINES, Pre-Edumtion Romney, W. Va. IRUTH ALT, Gcvzwul Secretary Keyser, W. Va. THOR1As RANDOLPH, E7Igil1C'L,l'fI1g Charles Town, W. Va. IAMES MULLAN, EI1gl.l1t'C'1'l.77g Cumberland, Md. THEODORE SHAVV, PII'-BllA'j71t'.f.f Keyser, W. Va. NLKRTIN HIGH, Vozutiofzal ,'1gI'l'FIl1flll't' Purgittsville, W. Va. ,ACK XVILSON, Pre-Dentistry Keyser, W. Va. MICHAEL SICA, Plzyfical Education Newark, N. J. IEAN LOUGH. Mcdical Sc'rrfmry Simpson, W. Va. CHARLI-Ls LARGENT, Enginew'ing Cross Junction, W. Va. LLOYD TAYLOR. Pre-Law Maitland. Fla. CHARLOTTE I-IANNA, Medical Tcclzzzolougy Keyser, W. Va. LAMDLRT WRIGHT, Erzgirzgcring Frienclsville, Md. XVILLIAM XVOODY, IR., .1CC0llI11lA7Ig St. Marys, W. Va. SALLY COFFlNiAN, Pl'C'-Nlll'J'l.I1g Keyser, W. Va. IAMES SUTTON, Paz'-Bus1'1zcs,c Sistersville, XV. Va. NILE li. CHANEY, P1'e-Bzlmzcss XViley Ford, W. Va. CAROLE SUE MILLER, Prc-Educutiorz Tunnclton, VV. Va. CARL PIERCE, EIlgl'I1C'L'l'lA7Ig XVest Orange, N. J. DONALD MURPHX', Engirzccrifzg Penns Grove, Pa. CLARENCE SEARS, Engifzccrirzg Keyser, W. Va. STEVE SALIGA, Pl1y5z'cul Educaziolz Benwood, W. Va. NORVAL RAWLINGS, Pre'-Busifzcss Keyser, W. Va. EDWARD SHEPPARD, ,lccoufzting Mineral Wells, W. Va. ELEANOR SPEELMAN, Medical Tcclmology Romney, W. Va. Fmesnam IRI -. .,.-Lw,.M-M... L . I I FMSIEIMEN 1 BRENDA KISEII, Pl'L'-lVlll'5l,llg Kvybcr, W. Va. RQDEIIT POTOSKI, El1gI.7IC'C'1'l.lZg Pittsburgh, Pa. RIDHAIID WADE, .Ellgl'l1t't'l'l.l1g CLll'l1lJG1'1Z1llfl, Md. RDIIEIVI' PIIINQE, Physical l3l1IllC'lI11.0lI Morgantown, W. Va. RIIBEET BEYEII, Plz'-Dc11t1's1I'y Riclgeley, W. Va. CIDNSTIXNKEE TLVCKER, PH'-A4L'd1.C1'lIC IITdspeIIdeI1CQ, VV. Va. BIiIIN.'.IID XVINNEII, E11g1'1z6c'1'1'11g Lunaconing, Md. RIJDEIIT BIIANT. P1'e-Pflflruzufy CLllNbCl'1Z1IlCl. Md. CLAIILMQE SHAXV, l?lIgfl1CCl'I.lIg CunIbeI'1and. Md. FIIEDEIIICIQ Plilillilili, P1'e-Dczztzlmy Keyser. W. Va. LINDA NVDUDYAIID, Home fffofzolrifcs G1'2IfLon, NV. Va. RDGEII PAIIIQEII, Pfzlvsiml E1fzIcazI'0I1 Romney. W. Ya. IAIxIEs BIINAII, V0cI1tI'0mIl ,1gI'1.C'IllZlH'C Burlington, XV. Va. VVII.I.I.f.IxI SIIIK, lf11gI1zcc1'I'11g Romney, W. Va. RoIsEII'I' SIIQK, El1gl.lZt'L'l'l.l1g Romney, W. Va. RUTH ANN HALL, Medical SC'Cl'c'ltIl'y ClHl'R5bLl1'g, XV. Va. DEI.oIaIs FLETCHER, PII'-EGYIICIIIIUOII C1ll11bC1'13l'lCl, Md. REED SHAIIEEII, Pre-Educfzliozz Milford, N. J. ROBERT SMITH, .lrzx .Amd SCl'L'l1t'C'J' Keyser. W. Va. RICHARD TXKVIGG, Ph.V.fl.L'tIf EKIIIUIIIIOII Fort Ashby, XV. Va. THOMAS BARTLETT, Fz1g1'z1ef1'1'1zg Grafton. XX'. Va. CARL IEXVELL, Plz'-Mvd1'c1'nc Ridgeley. XV. Ya. ANTHONY NIONACO, Ezzg1'ncw'1'11g Monsey. N. Y. NIXRCARET CERIFFIN, Music Clarksburg, XV. X'a. EUGENE PARIS, Phjhflvflll Ezlzmztion Rowlesburg, XX'. X'a. ROGER REYNOLDS, Pre-B11.f1'r1c.f.f Cumberland, Md. BIARY CRITES, Pl'C'-zxyllfjlhllg MOO1'eHeld, XX'. Va. IAMES RACCO, PI'C -BlLfl'l2C jj Piedmont. XX'. Va. EDMUND I. KEAN, l0lH'l1t1!l..f77l Cumberland, Md. NIARLENE STANLEY, PI?-EIillCt'IflA07I Keyser, XV. Va. DIJNALD BUTTS, Pl1.VJ'1'CtII Erlzmztion Rom-everte, XV. Va. PI.-XROLIJ BENSON, Pre-Dc'nl1'slry 'l'e1'1'a Alta, XX'. X'z1. EUGENE TPIOBIPSON. Pre-Llmf KE-ySe1', XX'. Va. CHARLES W.ARE, Vocnzforml .Igr1'cul11n'c Charles Town, XV. Va. RICHARD PRIINTY, Plzyximl Edzrcutiozz Pullman, XV. Va. WILLTXRD BURNS, Tlccozznting Keyser, XV. Va. IACH HARVEY, Eng1'neer1'ng Gormania, W. Va. RICHARD OSBORN, Pre-Bz4.c1'ne,c,c Osbornville, N. J. ROBERT QUIRK, PI'l?-Aflfdllfl-716 Jersey City, N. J. EDWARD BLYOKBEE, Pre-Business Romney, XX'. Va. FRESEHMEN Z M, A-r Tea swam N z' X W f f 1 SHIRLEY MCLUCAS, Home Economics Keyser, W. Va. GQRDON WRlCl1T, Physical Eclucalion Friendsville, W. Va. ROBERT DAYTON, Pre-Education Keyser, W. Va. IVIXRSHALL SHIPLEY, Chemistry Keyser, W. Va. P,xL'L DAN'lS, Engineering Fort. Ashby, NV. Va. SUZINE HAIK, Political Science ChL1l'I-13 Puk Bo, Korea Nomxiixx SELL, Pre-Business Cumberland, Md. IXNTIIONY FERRISE, Vocational .4gricullu1e Lumlwerport, W. Va. Runnin' HARTMAN, Physical Eclucaiiun Purgittsville, XV. Va. Im-iN S. CHATHAM. Pre-Business Havertown, Pa. THELMA. SHIRLEY, .Iris and Sciences Burlington, XV. Va. EVGENE CROSSLAND, Engineering MCC0ole. Md. I.x1x1Es SUMMERS, Forestry Ridgeley. W. Va. IAMES MOORE, Engineering Cresaptown, Md. Mxmm WILLlS, Pre-Education Elk Garden, W. Va. CECELIA MOOMAU, Medical Secretary XVest.ernport, Md. ALLAN PATCHETT, Vocational ,lgriculture Keyser, W. Va. ALLEN CRITES, Engineering Luke, Md. PAUL LILLER, .-Iccounting Keyser, W. Va. GERALD LAMBERT, Pre-Education XVi1ey Ford, VV. Va. CARL NIALLOXV, ISOCIIZIUOIIUI .lgr1'cu1tmc' W Upper Tract, XV. Va. EARL STEPHENS, Eng1'nccrz'ng XVashington. XV. Va. ROBERT NV!-IITLIER, Prc'-Edzfcflfion Petersburg, NV. Va. NIARY MASON, Gcneml Secretary Keyser, W. Va. ARNOLD SMITH, Eng1'nc'e1'1'ng Flintstone, Md. CARL F. STRALEY, ,Iccounting Oxford, W. Va. NI.-XRCIA LAKE, PI'6-EIZIIICITII-011 Kingwood, XV. Va. I-IRROLII BRLNK, Er1g1'nccr1'ng Martinsburg, XV. Va. IAMES Amos PYLE, IR., Physical Ed1ll'l1fl.077 Wheeling, XV. Va. RICHARD BEALL, Eng1'nccring Cumberland, Md. CURTIS ROTRUCK, Eng1'ncc'r1'ng Keyser, W. Va. ZANE N0liTklCR,AFT, Enginc'c'rI'ng Keyser, W. Va. THOMAS COLTRANE, PM-BzI51'ne.f.I' Shinnston, XV. Va. IAGK PIARTINIAN, Sociology Moorefield, W. Va. GEORGE NIORGAN, Arts and Sciences Plymouth, Pa. IAME5 WELSEI, Eng1'nc'cring Cumberland, Md. IAMES LEATHERMAN, Engineering Keyser, VV. Va. GEORGE WILSON, Speech Burlington, W. Va. FRANK STOUFFER, Pre-Business Manns Choice, Pa. GLENN SMITH, Physical Education Piedmont, W. Va. 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Y, ,,, , ,. ,,,, 4, , 1 ,wwf . , - ,Nui Miss Shirley Bishop f m' eff ' tw f is Mm' fri -2+ . no '13 Q Quissiwi , su , 9 - s 'f' 'Q ' 3' ' 9 nf' ex 1 - ' r',,, , fam' , Q QI' ' Ju 1' -' Q 'J' 0 1 l f ' , N 5- '- -f 1 59' ' ie Ziiwwmm ELQQSSQJM Lguaauiwlccmss f 77'T 5 Miss Ioan Marker wk ' ,' Miss Diane Long C37 N.-D Q 1 x, ,fniigfwlxlp fy gg, XI, A 9-i5,L u A i Q rw Qefp SSE was K ff VS- k, X QQ 0 1,95 hx wi 11 Umm Q-Planar Hmmm E. vi? Mumumssw Bmw 0 Ummm , I N 1? I xg 'Q 3 fn P GP . H X r Q' ' Q jaw 1 5 J . -. f Q w i f-W2 - x Qsgf ke '-' A Miss Louise Ann McCord ,,, W7, ,, ii f M 2.1. U '- it I f ,Q :- J, . f x f f N , V, 'Me af LX as OVW.. f 1,5 'G' - ,W .swf Q2 , 3 ff. WS Q7 Vi y Y QUT A if ,, f.XW:'fSEa x . X Q4 2 Y , Y MSfffS'iQ-zffgq ws ' X ,X Qsxxm xw v ,521 ,,-r, Q1 -Q M WEE Nl Miss Carolyn Miller It Timm '... jffff' ,J 3 ,, , hx Hr :gh A R,fT7 - .. llll :Ig If A 'II' Kg..u...z, .,-,-. ' -- FTE E S Mm mu. if? Qmmamuzmumms vi? .lf Mau R r pt r Mme o ev o TEE ,, , O, Nha. ,Xriiixx Rll'RI HY First Semester Mania CNIXIIPIEIQI. Niels S.xt'1.1.13 R,xixioN lTRIDI,lEY IXNDRIZXV lviueix Ioiix llmno OFFICERS P1'f1rf1ff'r1f l 'rim'-I'1'c'.v1'1lt'11f Svc:'ettf1'y-T1'm.r11for Pirrffilfm'11ft1rfu11 fj!7tlf7!1Il'II Second Semester Ross Masritexx Rxsiox Fiuntnx' XVii.i.i.xxi Swmeic IXNDREXV lt'i:1oK loiix Hwno Rffvfwrfifizflizfc' to Pi111f1t'llt'f11'c' Ross Nl.xs'i'i:n.xx - fXI.xiu4 Cxxivisiitt, Sopfzomort' loiix Cilx'1'ii.xM, Fl'l',fl1l7I.'7lI Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity holds as its objectives, high scholarship, sound moril character, and cooperation in working for the best interests ol its members as individuals, the liraternity as a group, and the betterment or the college. A Active members inaugurated the fall term with a successful pledge party and hare been actively engaged in campus activities. The fraternity proudly points to the election of a member ol' their sister organization. Kappa Delta Psi Sorority, to a position ot honor on the campus, namely, Miss .Ianet Thayer. who reign-ed as Miss Catamountu ol? the Homecoming lestiyities. Phi Kappa Omega is proud of the leadership and varied activities exemplified by its r has established two traditional social functions in the annual members, and in their hono Xliss Carolyn Miller reigned as Queen of the 'lliaster Ball and the spring picnic. i' 1 ,. I lg l'1aster Hall. Robert Beyer Michael liurlie, lll lohn luriclg Anthony Monaco Marion Pugh lelf Randolph Steve Saliga Gene Simmons Earl Stevens Robert NVilson MEMBERS Edward llucl-:bee Ton y Demasi Carl Mallow Carl Pierce Robert Quirla Donald Ross Larry Sayre Patrick Snyder Gene Stultz Robert Chaney Rodney Geer Ioseph Gianlirancesco Stanley Lee Richard Prunty XVilliam Prunty Andrew Sadie Ted Shaw Owen Stanley Philip Turner A-. S 71. .2 -.wg1f fS'?7 .A i an W 4 L f wk, ' 5 , r , , M 4 ,4 J 1 JA 4' 9 ,-13. 1 l r-- ' ? X S xy GY 3 1 ff' 0 2 ' 1 , fa, 7 , Q K fav 'SQ ! , ,.., X My-'L. - I ,...,.. 3 X I E 9 f' ,f g. 1 ,. . fy ' A U Q ,I A9 ,. XA WA x, ,X fx , .57 ' A ' J . av L Ear Ualstmaio QA MM Sfvolzxnrx Miss liusxif Brio HTCL us' c sf N vi Miss. L.xi:Mi11.1.sx Mtwztfm' xftx xfkz T hi 701' ab 5' 2+ ,J , Qs Q A Q 9 T H-Dm OFFICERS Pl'L'5IiII7f'IIf - - - IXNN XV.toNEia l'1'tv-l'1t'.f,f'1ff nf Mun' Cexxixon.-tar Su'f'c'ftl1Qi' liixriiiiwx Bvizoess 7il'c'rlXI!l't'l' - PoLLY ALT St'11f1'11t'f Sunatriix' Bisnov Cfztlfvfmfzz FLix,xi:i5'1'i1 XVILBTOTH Corzmf - - Petr Sneak ,IDLBIAIAIS lffifim' Doius FLl 1'CI'lFll Eta Upsilon Gamma was founded at Christian College, Columbia, Missouri. in root, and is the oldest national junior college sorority in the National College Panhellenic. The aims of the sorority are to promote scholarship, to stimulate school spirit, and to enrich and broaden friendship. ln October the annual formal rush party was held at the home of Dr. Thomas Bess. During the year the Cammas co-sponsored two dances. the Harvest Swing and the Spring Formal with their brother fraternity, Theta Sigma Chi. Miss Elizabeth Vllilmoth was elected Sophomore Belle in the campus wide election in February. The sorority sponsored bake sales throughout the year and also sold Christmas cards and boxed candy during the Yule season. The annual Christmas party was held at the home of Kathryn Burgess. The climax of the year was the annual banquet held by the Gammas to bid farewell to the sophomores and to wish the future sophomores good luck in the coming year. Ioan Bess Carolyn Forinash Sharon Cloudy Marcia Lake Elaine Manlcins Wlanda Mcfluinness Carole Sue Miller MEMBERS Thelma Shirley Delores Simpson lean XVindle Betty Hill Diane Long Donna Lynch lean Mechem Elizabeth Power lane Westfall Mary Sue White Shirley Stephen Cecelia Ann Moomau ,,. X KC' .-x 1 . .vw ,af .V .A .,.-... ' 'au .. . 1.4 -W , 1 ,K f f , 4. X r, X 4' ,, J VA xx A I 1 QN f , f e f ff W5 A w Q f f 354. , 0 X , 5 Q! ff f . af' QL Q ' I f :W 1' A ,, K? fb., 4' , Q sf? I .W QQ fp A 2 5 X V My , xg ,, V4 ffiif ,rlwvff , ' kj, -f 1 . is ' 1, Li' A , , A ' vjvfvf , 1:2 gg ,' T li ' .1 'F , 1 :ef f .. ' - lr V4 of ol f o -X i HSA te me 551 'Q 'Emil ' ry Est . . Q Q7 ifu P1'c1r1'de1zt l'1'f-e-P1-t-.i-1' St'c'f'c'tr11'-if T1'c't7.v111't'1' Cflzlffzllill l'lf,fi01'1l111 Miss ANNE XV1'ri1Elts y OFFICIYRS Sfvonyor Louise ixN N A'lClCK1llD 1176111 C.xi:oLvN h'lILI.FlQ IANET Ti-inet: Siiiicttv SMITH I2 E'r'1'v M x1uE Smivxn ixs Ioxx M nuttin: f' Kappa Delta Psi Sorority is the youngest sorority on Potomac States campus, having been officially founded April 26, Iofgi. lts objectives are to further scholarship, to stimulate school spirit, to obtain better morals 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 Gypsy Party held at the Blue lay during Rush XVeeli. hfteen girls became Kappa Pledges. Thirteen of these girls were initiated in March. Miss lanet Thayer reigned as Miss Catamountn during the Homecoming festivities in October. Miss loan Marker was selected by the faculty to represent Potomac State College at the Apple Blossom Festival. The sorority co-sponsored with their brother f1'- Jh rrtcrnity, l i Kappa Omega, the annual Easter Ball A Christmas Party was held at the home of Mrs. Clark Bright. A Valentine Tea was given the sorority by Mrs. Robert ColTman. A gift basket was prepared and delivered to a needy family in this area. A picnic was held in the spring with our brother fraternity. Patty VVard Helen Kazlo lean Lough Sue Thayer Donna Niner M EM li ERS Sharon Mullenix Rosa Lee Bonner Io Ann Freeland Laura Kuhn Evelyn Haines Constance Tucker Mary Crites Carol Bowman Margaret Iaco Ruth Hall , w. .V . I 'I Q X s 5 Qwwwag, '-Q ff' 0 QW V K 5, Z 1 Q ,f f + v 71 ,, W A . V 4 ,L J. V Q ,i q T Ki .1 ., ' l '?': 5 , ,, M af , ' f' :': L ' I f gm ' K ' AA ff' -A 1 ,Zi 'f A , Q GQ? : fd- A U ,Mn , ' j , V 1 Q Q 9 5 4 Y Q k , V Qs ,5lQ,x 6 , i of N45 , '32 i ffwfi-'V 1 . i 'W' 2 A 4 1 4 V f ,I 1 1 i sfu 9531 ' K i i' ,, Tama ,517 57 'E -sllljh 2,, . y ,tx iii cfs get me V K ' .TTI llllllllllllll s L LEG' First Semester S aaa Mu. ltuvm L. D.XS l'0N OFFICERS Sponsor 4 Second Semester Pl't'.Vl-l?7t'l1f IQEITH CoLLE1'1' - - Roiztiar Fitxro I'ylift'-PI'l'.fI.l77t'lIf Iaciq Cootmce - - H,u:nr.n Gow Sf'z'1'eIz71'y Ronswr F,-xN'ro - - NV11.1.r.xsi SIIERRINC TliC't7.flll't'l' HAROLD Gow - - - Fitnn PFFIFER Scvgeillzl-iff-, lrmx Noi:v.xL R.xwL1Nr:s - - Fnwxicn R.XWl.INCs Cjltlfltllill IUNIOR HAlNEs - - - Davin M,xsoN Pl7IIfIC'UC'I71.C' Rep1'c.vc1m7f1'z'f Romair F.xN'm - - - I.ix1x1Es F,xZ2,xLo1tE Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded at Potomac State College in 11322. Through-- out the years it has promoted fellowship, high moral standards, scholarship, and social betterment. Its members have long played an important role in all campus activities. Continuing our annual tradition, we again sponsored the Miss Catamounf' contest and crowned Miss Ianet Thayer of Arlington, Virginia, as Miss Catamount XVI. In November Theta Sigma Chi sponsored the Harvest Swing, a semi-formal dance. featuring the music of the Aristocrats. The main activities during the second semester were the Spring Formal and the annual banquet tor all active members. Richard Ball Robert Bishop VVillard Burns Donald Butts Marion Deahl MEMBERS David Emmons Ioseph House Thomas Karras Ioseph Lawless David Mason , YU, -,,, ,.-.f---- -a1Q-w--rf' Gorman Mosser WVilliam Orndorff Iames Rinard Iames Sutton V ,W 3,141 X fQTf?337 h i Q V xr , -wang, 'w....,,f HeToc USTUCX IYSS f 5 .3 Qt.-' ' NTT? 3 fx Home :aah WWW 4 4 : Sf707I.i'01',v' x Miss M.xRo.,uzE'1' Rxvrizk .qrfi Miss Fivwees Sanetto V, OFFICERS llfortfzy Mtzfron Iloroiiits Minas lV0l'lflj' Pl'0fl'CfIl'.f.f Ioxxxu l-leuneivi' Wortlzy Scrillt' lDOIi0'I'lelY PLXRR ll ff Uflllvl' lJliI'l'l'fl't',V.f - IoAxN S'i'k,xn1ai: ll'm'ff1y 1x'c'a'pc'r of Trc't1szn'y SHIRLLLY Mrtl..t'e.xs Worffly Gzmrff - - M,fxiu:,xke'l' Kociihxokitriik Parffznzc' nt lffflilljl Dotokns Betula' lipsilon Chapter ol' Sigma lota Chi is the oldest sorority on the campus of Potomat State College. Although it was originally founded in IQO3 at the University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee. as an honor society. it has since become a social organization. This sorority has become the largest national iunior college sorority in the United States and stresses the importance ol' scholastic achievement and fellowship, thus carrying on the spirit and ideals ol' the lirst chapter. The home ol' Mrs. Thad Hullman was the scene ol- the 'Alelawaiian Rush Party. 'Fwentyfthree pledges were received in October and twenty of these were initiated in March. Miss Ioanne Herbert and Mr. Francis Cowatch were crowned Queen and King of Wfinter at the lingle Bell Hop. Miss IoAnn Strader was selected Sigma Sweetheart at the annual Sigma Sweetheart Ball in February. ln a campus election, Miss Shirley Mc- l.ucas was elected Freshmen Belle. The Alumnae chapter of Keyser entertained the group with a Bunko Party Betty Ansel Sally Collman Ann Davis Margaret Grillin Charlotte Hanna loanne Hepner celebrating Valentines Day. MEMBERS Margaret Hercules Nancye Kirtley Brenda Kisser Virginia Miller lanice Mills Helena Moore Dorothy Saville Betty Schoppert Barbara Stilwell Cosa Thompson Ida Frances Ward Donna VVeller 3 5' . ,u 9 .Sf Q S N fu yy R WW A' C. ' e , Q, , 41? 51 ff 155 ,Q , .. 19 , 1 x, . ,va fair 'LM 7 N sy .I fit l l e S w as EJHH E Ugg .t. Pl'C'5l-lllfllf - V 1-CI'-Pl't'A'liIfC nl T1'c'r1,v11l'c'f St'Cl'c'l11r'y - Crumf Coznzcfl 16677I'L'.ft'lIftIfIil'L' Cfmflftlfzl - PtIlIf1C'UC IZI'C' Council Rc'f71'v.vt'1ztt1lIzfc Ptlfzfzcllczm Cozrndl Rc'P1'c.vw1ft1l1'z'c' SHIKI' SUl'0l'Ii1'V Rfipl'C',N'l'7Ifl7Z1.Z'C Sfvozzxor Mit. lures T. l l.xNDL.xN OFFICERS First Semester Fitxxcis CONX'.X'I'Cl'I FRANKLIN KNoTTs Ihiuav Essex XV1Li.1.x1x1 lXiULBEI'1G - Iacx TItFl'TLE Ioms SPERANDIO tS0p!zj - lFl'l'5!1l Second Semester XVILIXIER I-livzjs XVILLIAINI loixNsoN TERRY Essex STANLEY lNl.xBEii I,uuEs Siit':sr.u4Eia RoN.xLD lXl.'XTHlXS FRANCIS Cowxrcri lmirzs PYLE CLrN'roN Roouias Phi Sigma Nu, founded in IQZ2 and known then as Kappa Kappa Fraternity, has been one of the most outstanding social groups of Potomac State College. 'I'h,.1Jl,,1 . 1 t tt gc larty in the Science Building was climaxed by group attendance of the llarrer Theater Groups stage production of Macbeth, which was presented in the Keyser .High School auditorium. This event was the beginning of the year's activities. Miss Ioanne Herbert and Mr. Francis Cowatch were crowned Queen and King ol' XVinter at the sixteenth animal lingle Bell I-lop. Phi Sigma Nu has for the past ten years won the Deans Scholarship Award. given to the Greek-letter organization making the highest total scholastic average as a group. Phi Sigma Nu demands of its members scholastic achievement. college spirit, high moral standing, and an interest in all college activities. A leader in all campus activities, the fraternity is proud that its members hold many important offices of the campus. The bonds of friendship established here will be lasting memories in the years to come. Gary Athey Thomas Bartlett Gerald Breese Kemper Cline Richard Cook Robert Crouse Iames DeCasperin Ioseph Elliott Thomas Elliott MEMBERS Anthony Ferrise lack Hartman lack Harvey Paul Kane Iunior Mahalliey Iohn Mertz Cleayton Mills Dennis Montgomery Iohn Mullen Donald Murphy Vllilliam Oates Clarence Sears Vernon Shanholtz VVayne Thomas Richard VVade Iames XVelch lack Wilsoii George Wilson Y ,, .Ei ia, WM N FW Mqwn Louise M eCoiaD, PI'C'Sl-dC'71l QQ I ' if n Mic. Ions O. h'l.XIDlT.N pi SPUIISOI' K K A ,E we . ef , gf., W .X if if Q V sf! I I i AN First Semester Second Semester Mains CIAIXIPBLLL, PIT!!-lIl4'l1f MEMBERS Delores Berry Keith Collerr Francis Cowatch Thomas Elliott Rohert Fanto Ross Mastrean Delores Miers lsouise NlcCord Ann XVagner Patty VVard lane VVestl'all MEMBERS Delores Berry Mark Campbell lieith Collett lack Coolidge Francis Cowatch XVilmer Hines Ross Mastrean Delores Miers .Xnn VVagner Patty XVard lane NVestfall The Panhcllenic Council, governing hotly ol' the Creek letter organizations on campus, is composed ol' three memhers. two sophomores and a freshman. from each liraternity and sorority. The Council serves as a forum for the discussion of prohlems pertaining to fraternal lilie. lts aim is to promote good fellowship and co-operation among the fra- ternities and sororities on the campus, to assist in keeping up the spirit of the school, and to maintain the highest ideals ol' life, character and citivenship. Panhellenic arranges the annual school program lor these societies and arhitrates school campaigns and elections. an QQ. mv I i 'Q 5, ' cr .i l ' 5 X . ' n .,, , X Q U 11.11 mm I, .ZS f' L4 H523 I! 33 on M mm .ann 'fungal g.ai ?'r-...,,. ,, Suaitmtatsra Courts: l CLINTON ROGERS - - Pl'L'5lifliC'lll' of Srurlcnf Rody First Semester Second Semester KEITH COLLETT SHIRLEY Bisi-Iop P11-'.I'1'dw1t of SOf7.!10l71OI'L' Clin-,c IOHN COIJLIIICE ROBERT FANTII - lfzkc-1'1z'.f1'zfe11t of Sopfzomore Clam SHIRLEY l3IsHoP FRANCIS CowATI1II - SL'L'l'C'ftII V-Tl'C'Ll5llI'61' of Soflfzomorc' Clays ROBERT FANTO ELIZABETH PowER - Rcf11'c'.rwItrirfzfc to Sflllfflll Comic!! IACK WILSf7N ---- P1'4'.vfo'c11I of Frcflznzuiz Clary.: IQEMPER CLINE lj!-KC'-Pl'C'A'lil?lL'l1f of Fiwfzzizrrzz Class 7 N , lDA FRANCES WIXIKD Sc'c'rctm'y-Treuszncr' of Fl'C.ffll77ll77 Class NI D Y T ROGER PARKER 1eL'f71'C'5t'Ilftlflilft lo Smdcn! C0ll71l'Iiti I R. AVID C. lXL'ZL'3I . IUANNE HEliBEliT - Rcpzwcrzlfitizfe of PLISQUINO Sponsor FRANK GoRIxI.xN RC'f7l't'fL'lIflIflil'C' of Sfvorix Club ANN XVAGNER Rcp1'c.fw1nzlizfc of Chcwlmidem IANE WE5'Flf.XLL IQ!'f7l'L'5L'lZl'LlfIiI'C' of Reynolds Hull R4AX lVlES5INCIiR - - RcfJ1'c'.vc'1111111110 of Dtwlix I-lull MARY SUE WlIlT'E Rep:wczztrztzizfc of l'VOH7lllZiJ' RL'5lilfC'IICil' Cozmflf NICK SAULLE - - - 161731'L ,fL'lIftlfflfC' of .lrnldfu Hc'1'glIf,: IDELORES MlEli5 - Rl'f71'L',ft'IlflIlflfL' of Pl1lIfIt'Nt'l1liC' Ross lX'l.XSTREAN RL'PI'l'Sl'l1flIf1il'C' of PI111f1clfc'f11'r' The governing organization of the student body of Potomac State College is the Student Council, whose major objectives are directing student activities and promoting school spirit. During Freshman VVeek the Council assisted in the orientation program for 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 for the football games. On October 23, the Student Council sponsored one of the most gala allairs on the campus, the annual Homecoming Ball, honoring Miss Ianet Thayer as Miss Catainount XVI. ln May the Council cooperated with the Physical Education Department in the May LN Day Fete, which culminated in the May Queen's Ball. Upon recommendation of the Athletic Department, the Council presented letters and sweaters to athletes. 2 S' fy? Dk. Naxwey M. Mitttgu t5fJ0l1,i'0I' X ma l2!9 '4Z55I!: EDHU 0 M ' OFFICERS Prc'i'1'de11f - - iXNDllEXV Ieiuek Iylifit'-Pl'L'A'l'lft'1lf - lmuay Esslix Sefl'c'Z.11 y-T1ulfzziw' Nfxxm' M. NIILLER Fuczzlfy Rc'p1'cxw1f11z1zfc Davin G. Nezeisi For thirty-two years Sigma Phi Omega has held an honored place on the campus ol' Potomac State College. Organized in iozxg to foster scholarship and leadership. the lrater- nity has kept these goals well in mind throughout the years. This year with a larger memhership than usual and under capahle student leadership, the organization has well performed the functions ol an Honor Society. Through its traditional Kzzczzf Your Cizaufmx 0f'qi1.f11':f1t1'om', it has attempted to acquaint new students with all phases ol campus lite. and it plans to conclude the year's activities with the annual Ru'0g1z1'f1'n11 Day program, which pays trihute to achievement in every he-ld. The formal initiation ol' new memhers and the annual hanquet in their honor are important events on this campus, Memhership in Sigma Phi Umega is regarded hoth as an honor and as a responsihility. and therel-ore all members aim to uphold high standards of scholarship, citizenship. Kathryn Burgess Mark Camphell H a r r y Fa ube r Doris Flesher Tlleter Uallina I t 'haf S STUDENT MEMBERS Helen liazlo Rena Heare Mott XVilliam Macoughtry Carolyn Phillips loan Marker lilizaheth Power glean M-:chem Clinton Rogers Delores Miers Shirley Smith .Xlhert XVhitmer ? lilleelell In llll'IIllli'I'NllilI lay the faeully on Us-tulle-I' I: initialt-tl No leadership, and XVilliam Snider Iohn Sperandio lanet Thayer .Xnn XVagner Patty VVard li. if MEMBERS MR. EARL W. NIICHAEL Sponsor taeausam Youatza Enmmowsmu? OFFICERS P1'e.c1'de11l - - - SHIRLEY SKIITII ll!-CC'-PI'C'.fI.f1If'I1f Dorcoruv Bun: Sc'creln1'y GENE SIINIIXIUNS TI'C'l1.1'llI'C'1' XVILLIAM PRUNTY HlA5I0l'I'L7lZ ---- CLINTON Roouizs The function of Christian Youth Fellowship is to bring Christian Youth ol Potomac State College into closer contact with the Church and to deepen their devotional life through recreation and fellowship. Constructive programs are presented by the various members at the meetings which are held each Sunday evening. Christian Youth Fellowship co-sponsored Religious Emphasis Week and sponsored the Pre-Easter Services. In addition to these main proiects, it assumed the responsibility for several campus social events. Polly Alt Rosalie Bonner Mary Crites Eileen Davis Marion D-eahl Ioseph Elliott Carolyn Forinash George Gillespie Ruth Ann Hall lack Harvey lack Hartman Margaret Iaco Tommie Kuhn lean Mechem Sharon Mullennex lacque Parsons Richard Prunty Betty Simmons Sue Thayer Cosa Ann Thompson lean Windle Dia. ELiz,xHi2TH AX. .'XTXV.XTl?R Q Filczrffy . l!fl'f.s'0l' Tram Ffa. tcwttmvb The PJSQUINU, Potomac States newspaper, serves the student hotly, the college stall., alumni all over the world, advertisers, and lirientls oli the college hy hringing to them ahout every two weeks current campus nc-ws coverage. Those registered in iournalisni classes are automatically on the PASQUINO stall.: hut since journalism classes are very small, many volunteers, with antl without experience, are welcomed to the stall. A proiect sponsored hy the P. ISQUIXU stall' is the puhlication ol' the annual Stutlcnt- Faculty Directory. Social highlight ol' the year lor the stall is the annual Press Banquet. tluring which an outstanding journalist atlthesses the group. This ycaris banquet is to he at the Ali Cihan Shrine Country Cluh, Cumberland. The P. ISQUINU is alhliatetl with the XVcst Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association. ffliliffil'-IillfC!1Iit'f . lmxxia F. I-Iriusmvi' Spom' - - 4 Simi SMITH, lfzfimz 1N'c,Hr,-If11'1fQ1Qr . lm ITRIXNC-EN yVMmv15DNlfND RUN lloiziam' XVIZLIIII. Fiuxia Kxorrs. 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Am :ray maine ,U nf my Lmvu. m :iid alrml.-4 1bn nh e1f16rl hh an rrfam, The 'uma i1r1 av 4. u vs nun' vm -vw, 2... uf wr, nw M-an.: aw mg :nm u vnu- L., .num A Chaplain Holiiskei' nr.: 4-,wma w fn- ,mn u -A 1-mn. -ns me-up .Vl!Hb-'nl Yr YQQI x4'.AaA:1 1 my nm 1a ma.-In amen . Sesscan Begm June 13 o Visit Campus 26, Z8 my 'vww-in .e c., mv-w sr '-um mn rn zu.,- m mf, awww mm-rf un. w nun fn mm, Q ,-,mn .mm-: 1 :N mann-mr .4.' ur Q-an am umm 0. ww I! Cadets' Ta Speak Tonight Af 'Rafh Dinner UIWVP W ew Women ll!! f' Q af I mf . . alarm. 'Mau ' s A wwf: 'N' mm '4 'xnawv am mms nn 1 xruw af xx N, 1 m ww! wmv: 4m -w Tour V 1 x vf- ' 1 ' I ' 4 ' : Mu. In X . Gum Es OFFICERS IEAN NIECIIIZM - Pl'6',f1AfIic'Ilf EUGENE Simmoxs - Vzice-Pi'e.r1'fz'ez1r CILIFFORD IXNDERSON Sef1'eiury-Trenxzfiiw' The Potomac State Dehaters experienced another interesting year of class and cluh activity, with Mr. lay V. Groves as faculty advisor and instructor. The year's dehate topic was: Resolved, that the United States should extend diplomatic recognition to Communist China. Both semesters were devoted to research and study of the question, class debates. and fact forum Films concerning the United Nations and Red China. The first major activity of the dehaters was an appearance at Fairmont State Teacher's College. The club also made its annual appearance at the local Presbyterian Mens Club. MEMBERS HARRY FAUBER CiEORGE LEPS PAUL KANE .- ? I C? Y V - V My o L amass OFFICERS PlL'51ilI,L'llf - -' Dorm' Bniuis I I'1'cc-P1'c,:jdu1l SIIIRLIEY SIXIITIAI Sm 1'e!t11'y4T1'c't1sz11'c'1' I mist lxlllilil um The Potomac State Players' Club opened its thirty-liourth year ol' dramatic activities in October. Sexy-iiteen new members were inducted into the MR. KENNETH F' Hymns organization at that time. FI HIM, Dfw ml 'The organization chose as its mayor spring production Irlozm' Iljlilflflllf ' c' c ' . K . , . ,. . 1 ' ll,llZlfUll'.t', a drama in two acts by Richard Reich. lhis play was produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New Yorlt. Members ol the club who held roles in the play were Shirley Smith, Dolly Berry, lean Mechem, Ruth llall, George W'ilson, Robert Quirli, and David Mason. Among the minor phases ol? dramatics this year was the tape-recording ol' a radio program in which members ol the club discussed the latest hits ol the Ilroatlway stage. . em vers oi e c uw w io meri specia recogni ion in c rama ics are awart et mem wer- VI I I th I I I t I y t I t I I I ship in Delta Psi Omega, national dramatic honorary fraternity, ol: which Potomac State College is Cast tio. This year's initiates will be named early in May. MEMBERSHIP Polly Alt lack Coolidge Thomas lilliott Peter Clallina Iohn Hanclo Ioanne Herbert Thomas Lane Ioan Marker Thomas Murray Tletty Simmons lila Frances NVartI Shirley Smith Iohn Sperandio Ianet Thayer Victor Vachon Patty Ward Elizabeth XVilmoth Ruth Hall Margaret Hercules Nila Kinzer Laura Kuhn Marcia Lake Elaine Mankins David Mason Shirley McLucas Carole Miller Dennis Montgomery Donna Niner Richard .Prunty Sue Schoppert Clarence Sears Samuel Smith George Vfilson Robert Quirlt Anthony Mona Iohn Chatham CU Nlit. Xtxzio llititizritt OFFICIQRS l'1't'.ff'rfv11f - - XV,ti.'rtTit litJxLliY V12L'-lJ1'f'x1'zft'11f H.titot.n Clow T1'4'f1.i'111'c1' R11 ii tim XV.xmi S4'c1'c'n11y ----A XXX DAVIS ft yi XQ, T M Q STATE N Thu in popular tlgtncc rhythms gtntl march tempos. Pototngic Stat: htintl proyitlus sttttlcnts with nitixicgil cxpt'1'ifiit'c gtntl cnioymcnt Actiyc tncinhcrship in the wilt-gc hgtntl and orchwtru carries ont' crctlit hour. l.c-ttcrs wt-rc giwgtrtlctl for thru-Q scmcsturx of pglrticipgttion to Hatroltl Uoll' Anil Vtlztltcr Roslcy. Thu college lmntl pliyctl for football gtnncs, thtiscs, :intl comnicncctnent cxsfrcises. Tlw newly orgnnizctl Military lmntl pttrticipzttctl in tht- p.tr11tlc .intl hall' timc carc- monics tltiring lrlomccoming. 'lihc Military hgtntl also took part in thu .Xrtnistic Dzty cxcrciws in downtown lit-yscr. CONCERT BAND N IIZMISPRS 'lliomgis l3nrtlctt Hatroltl lirunli llricn Gillespie Hrity Liston Richglrtl XVntle llgivitl Het-glcy Cliatrlts Chaney Urscl Clover Igtnics Rinnrtl Chttrlcs XVclch XVi1ltt'r lioslcy Ann Davis lrlgiroltl Coll' lhitltly Scars lirctl llfcilizr llolwt-rt llrzint lost-ph lilliott luck Hqtrycy Philip Slqitlmorc litlwairtl Dtwcy loc Luc l4t7llSC XV4tltcr lioslcy loscph Elliott Ann Davis Hgtroltl Coll ORCI-llf.S'I'R,X los Lcc Home llichzirtl NVatlc llutltly Sears Frctl Pfcilicr ' ' v i i 5 figs ii ' mq..Q..,f.a M.. Pl'L'S1l1lC'!Zf DII't'C'f0I' V B.-xItB.xi:.x A. Bono Mit. l.'EoN,xi:D VX latiiiilcs W The Potomac State Singers is one of the oldest and most active on Potomac State Campus. The first choral group began work in 1926. The lirst activity for 1954-55 was a car float prepared by Singers for the homecoming parade. December found members busily preparing a Christmas cantata entitled The Story of C!Zl'liJ'fl'I7tIS by H. Alexander Matthews. This program was given for the public, the student body and the Rotary Club. The student body and public performances were acf companied by the annual candlelight procession. Soloists were Ruth l-lall, Margaret Griffin, Barbara Bobo, Bernard Mills, Clarence Copeland, Harold Benson and Lloyd Tay- lor. Singers participated in two services of Religious Emphasis week. later presented before local churches. Selections river: The annual Spring tour consisted of concerts presented to various high schools ol' XVest Virginia and Cumberland, Maryland. Activities for 1954-55 concluded with the Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement exercises. Miss Frances Sarullo accompanied Singers on each public performance. MEMBERS Betty Ansel Brenda Kiser Vivian NVard Iames DeGasperin Carol Bowman lean Lough lda Frances Ward Orvel Patil Glover Virginia Fleck lanice Mills Dolly Berry Harold Goll' Ioe Ann Freeland Sharon Mullenex Thomas Bartlett lack Harvey Sharon Goudy Betty Sue Schoppert Harold Benson VVillie Lewis Margaret Giihn Marlene Stanley Nile Chaney Max lVIessenger Ruth Hall Shirley Stephen Clarence Copeland lames Michael Nancye Kirtley Sue Thayer Iames Crane Bernard Mills lired Plieilier lanies Rinard Charles Ryder Clarence Sears Arnold Smith Williaii1 Talbott Richard Wzitle Albert NVhitmer 45 A - E l- 7-' Q z. E ET -V A N ' xo LJQE Q 'Q-Wl ikfi X , ' QCOXJO 5 ' I AYIX I, H-Ho Econo tres CGW JWV N9 Mus. C.XIllXlliLL.X blL'RPllY ,ff .Sponsor OFFICERS loixxxr I'lEPNIIl ---- Pl'C'51-IICIII Siuiauzx' Roomas l'1'ce-P1'c51'zfr:'1zf Doxxa VVi3L1.E1t - - - Ser1'enfry-T1'c'usz11'w' The Home Economics Club ol' Potomac State College is a member of the state anal national organizations. Membership is open to all persons interestetl in home economics. The club ollers opportunity lor each member to tlevelop socially by being hostess at various functions and participating in other club activities. Some of the important projects completed this year were a fall fashion show. a spaghetti supper served by members to raise luntls, antl a cofetl style review lor area high school girls in the spring. MEMBERS Betty Ansel Wlantla Mcliuinness Mildred Shepp Betty Hill Shirley lXf'lcLucas Donna Spangler Margaret Holland lanice Mills lane VVestfall Nila Kinzer Dorothy Saville Linda Vlfooclyard 'Ya i,,.r esp U SPOIIXOI' Mu. lmnv Swurmzic OFFICERS P1'C'fl'ffC'11f - l,xc:oL'1L PA14aoN5 l 'lic-P1'c',1'1'1f wrt VV 1 1. 1. 1 .fx 1x1 P11 If N 'rx' Sa'c':'z'f111'y - LINDA VVoom'.x111J YiI'l'lI5IHC'I' GENE S11x11xmNa IQti'fJ0l'fC'l' S1111:L1LY lim-1011 Song Leader ---- Ci.XI4UL llownmx The 4-H club was organized i11 IQSI. The ohiectives ol 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 cluh, community, and country. Special emphasis is placed upon training the imlividual for future leadership in 4-H groups. The club provides an opporlunity for each member to continue his 4-H work until he is twenty-one. Each year the 4-I-I cluh sponsors an Easter candy sale. MEMBERS Harlan Dalhmar Ralph Dunkle Carl Mallow Richard Prunty Thomas Savage Emouierma st Cm First Semester Second Semester P1'e.f111'c'11t - XV1LL1v1v1 Afl:Xf'0l'tZl'l'l'llY XVILLIAM OllNDtJlil4l5 llu'-P1':'.v'f'zlc'11I - LTLXRENCE Coilhexxn VVILLIXIXI lol-ixsox S ,--, 4, , - ,. 7. , V Q . , 7 X 3 it VVALTER IMVUREK Lclcltlly and T1tLl.tI1lCI X hitsos t IIANIIOLTL lvit n.v1tD lJ13.XLL Reprlrfez' - - iXllLL.-XRD lem' Levitiixeii SEARS Sfwzzxor Tlic- lfngineers Club ol' Potomac State College was organized in ioygi. and it has remained active throughout the intervening twenty four years. The purpose of the club is to .ipprise the engineering students on the campus of the ditlierent fields of engineering. Practicing engineers are invited to speak to the Engineering Orientation groups during the hrst semester and industrial hlms are secured to depict the engineering vvork in industry. Field trips are arranged to visit nearby industrial plants. The aim of the club is to serve the Freshmen engineer so that he may make an intelligent choice of an engin- eering held. Since the Engineers Club is not a social club, its activities have been somewhat semi- proliessional. The members have participated in some of the campus activities, namely sponsoring a lloat in the Homecoming parade and also a volley ball team in the campus league. One ol' its members has acted as operator in the showing ol lilms at group meet- ings. NIENIISERS Troy Anvil Ramon Fridley Stanley Lee Doyle XVaybright Marion Deabl David lic-egliley Samuel Gervvig Robert Myers lack Harvey XVilliam Danahy Mark Campbell Lorenzo Grubbs Dona Shreve Tom Bartlett Dennis Montgomery Vernon Iiight Ronald Mathias Z , A ' I T55 2' . 1 f 'iys Q, M I UR E ' A OEFICEPS Mit. Emu. NIICI-IAEL , X , Inititv Esstx - - PI'C.VllI'L'lIf 5P0 f0 .KXNDI-Eu' Iriueig IIlicit'-Pl'c',v'1illIL'IIf Fitvxktix Kxorrs - St'f'1'C'ftll Y KENNETH Livsiisnitr - T1'cn.f111'w' BOARD OF DIRECTORS Max Messiixcieic NVILLHM T.XLB1J'I I' VVILLIAIXI Sxvuuit NVi1.Aii31t Husigs In 1952 the Circle K Club of Potomac State College was granted its International Charter No. 55 with the purpose ot providing a service cltib tor the college campus and the community of Keyser. The Circle K Club, sponsored by the local Ki- wanis Club, is composed ot college men of high character and scholastic standing who feel that service is something worth-while. The club vvas the lirst of its kind in VVest Virginia. The ideals ol the club are to develop leadership and initiative, to encourage useful training in all educational endeavors of the college. to provide ex- perience in living and working together, to promote good fellowship and scholarship, to serve the college, and to give primacy to the human and spiritual This year we are privileged to have one of the members ol our ranks elected to International ollice. For the lirst time in our club history we were visited by the International President and VicefPresident, Mr. Eugene Alford and Mr. Don Cox, respectively. Our rating was that ol' one of the most active clubs in the nation. Some of the major projects completed this year are the initiation ol' the homecoming parade, opera- tion of the second hand book store. presenting annual talent show. providing a rostrum lor the Science Irlall Assembly Room, and securing a clock lor the dining hall. In the Iuture we hope to make the book store sellifsustaining and make the homecoming parade an annual event. rather than to the material values of lite. Richard Ball Charles Barbe Thomas Bartle lack Beckett Robert Beyer Robert Bishop Willard Burns Richard Cook It Francis Covvatch Ioseph Elliott Ramon Fridlcy lack I-Iartman William I-Iartman Ioe House NVilliam Iohnron Patil Kane Clarence Copeland Williaiia Kolberg M EM B ERS Thomas Kuhn Stanley Lee Thomas Lewis Stanley Mabee VVilliam Macoughtry David Mason Ronald Mathias 'William Miley VVilliam Oates Frederick Pfeilier Carl Pierce Clinton Rogers Andrew Sadie Robert Saville Vernon Shanholrz Williaiii Sherring lames Shumak-er VVilliam Shure Eugene Simmons Roland Souder Earl Stephens VVilliam Sterling Iames Sutton David VValton Doyle Waybright lack VVilf'on Gordon VVright Otis Yeater Newman my Sf701I,v0l'5 Mit. Ionrw D. Fox Ma. Isruus T. l'l,XNDL.XN OFFICERS Ijrwzdczzz - Rorngicr Fxxro l'1Cl'-PII'-f1f1'f'f1l ANDREW Icruek Sc'U'z'fu1'y - T1tc'i1r1z1'c1' Rvpol tw' Dotorzus Buiutv lo.XNN S'r1t.xDi31c losxxe T1ERBIili'l' The Newman Club is a national Catholic organization which was brought to Potomac State campus in the spring of 1943. lts purpose is to foster the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests ol Catholic stuclents, in this ortler of importance. This is tlone in ortler to weltl them into a common union and to assist their school antl its students whenever possible. The group is a member of the National Newman Club Fctleration, the Ohio Valley Province, antl the Newman Club Conference of VVest Virginia. Father Henry Stragisher, the assistant pastor of the Church of the Assumption, which is locatetl on Iames Street in Keyser, is the chaplain of the club. Two instructors of Potomac State College serve the organization in an advisory capacity. At one ol the two monthly meetings, a visiting speaker talks to the members in regard to social political or religious subjects. All stuclents are welcome to attend these meetings, which have lior their purpose the constant aclclition to one's intellectual ability. M EM li ERS loscph Lruzzio loseph Cianlirancisco Thomas Lane lames Mongelluzzo Patricia Shuck Robert Connolly Frank Gorman loseph Lawless Everett Osborn Michael Sica Clarence Copelancl Charles Healy lanet Mankins Robert Quirk lohn Speranelio Iames Deflasperin loc House Ross Mastrean .Xntlrew Sadie Barbara Stilwell Anthony DeMasi Margaret liochentlerlfer Carole Miller Steve Saliga Iames Sutton Peter Gallina Marcia Lake Charles Monaco Nick Saulle lohn Chatham 1 Mamas LU M' Sfionxor Mix. lmius T. Id.XNDL.XN OFFICERS Pfwfdcfzzt - - Iosigrfu REED V l'C'L'-P1'l'.fl.dC'l1f Rr DBERT Bisifiov Sc'c'1'c'tazry-T1'c'f1.v1n'w' - - - Mun' QIRITES The Medisci Club was originally organized for students in the dillierent hranches of medicine. Later, the scope of the club was broadened to include students in all fields of science as well as those students only slightly interested in science. At this time the name Medisci was coined. This year, the cluh seems to have heen relegated to lields ol' medicine hy the establishment of so many clubs dealing with specilic sciences. At the twice monthly meetings, different suhiects were discussed, demonstrated, portrayed, or performed. Among other things, blood typing and urinalysis were demon- strated: heredity was discussed by Mr. Iohn O. Maiden, psychology professor: dillerent types of slides were madeg and a movie concerning the dissection of a doglish was shown. The club holds a charter in the W. Va. Collegiate Academy of Science. As a rule, some members of the cluh attend the annual state meeting ol the VV. Va. Academy along with the local club sponsor. Mr. james T. Handlan, who is the secretary of the academy. ln the past, some outstanding papers have h-een presented hy memhers of the Medisci Club at the annual state meeting. MEMBERS Polly Alt Louise McCord Clinton Rogers Shirley Bishop William Oates lean Windle A Pixel. Humax lambs Siicixiivlahic XVILMER Hixus DoN.fvi-n H.fv1t'i'iv1ivN laeii Gimvsox Ioim B. Swiiczixuit RH UETURE H3 . 1a'z'1'.f01' Mit. Hixiuuati. SMITH Ol7FlCliRS - - Plurrrfwlt l '1'c'c'-Pl'c'.f1'dc'11l - Sc'c'1'etm'y T1'ca.v111'v1' - RtJf7UI'fL'l' - - 11551-.fftlllf ,lllilfl-501' The Agriculture Club was organized October ii, 1954, for the purpose of stimulating a closer academic and social relationship betvvccn students majoring in ll phase ol' Agricul- lLlI'C. Membership in the club is open eral , Xgl'iClllILlI'C, Veterinary Science. and Forestry. Major accomplishments during the school year rogg are as follows: l. 2. 3- -l the U 5. Arnet Akers VVilliam Bell Moncelle Berg Iames Bonar Loyal Canfield Entered the winning float in the Homecoming Parade. Took an active part in Campus elections. Sponsored the winner in the Campus talent show. to students majoring in Vocational Agriculture, Cen- Made a tvvo day tour to the Baltimore Stock Yards, meat processing plants, and S. D. A. Experimental Station at Beltsville, Maryland. Held a Spring Ag-Club picnic.. MEMBERS lvan Combs Ronald Hawk lack Parsons Robert Crouse Martin High Lawrence Perry Harlan Dahmer Raymond Lambert VVilliam Prunty Roy Dull' Carl Mallovv Thomas Savage Ralph Dunkle Levi McClintic Robert Saville Tony F-errise Pat McClintic VVilliam Sherring Patil Somerville Charles YVare Donald Wenzel Robert VVheeler Edward Vlfolford --1 MEMBERS Miss Ftom Prosr Sponsor omaws asauammr E sso tm aa its HOUSE COUNCIL OFFICERS Presidwzt ---- IANE XVEN'I'l'.Kl.L Vice-P1'e51'dc11t c:AROLYN Mituiic Sec1'6tu1'y - - Nlxm' Cltl'l'!is TI'L'!!,fHl'Fl' MARG,xlu3'1' l'loLL,w1J The Womens Residence Association, established December 7, 1944, is comprised of all women living in residence at Potomac State College, both in the dormitory and in approved off-campus houses. The purposes of the organization are to establish and ad- minister student government, to sponsor an adequate social program, and to develop necessary social graces among resident women students. A House Council, comprised of officers of the association, have separate meetings to discuss specific problems and proiects. Polly Alt Dorothy Barr Shirley Bishop Rosalie Bonner Carol Bowman Mary Cunningham Doris Flesher Carolyn Forinash Sharon Goudy Suzine Harr Betty Hill Helen Kazlo Nila Kinzer Margaret Kochenderfer Marcia Lake lean Lough Elaine Mankins Ioanie Marker lean Mechem Louise McCord Carol Sue Miller Sharon Mullenex Elizabeth Power Betty Simmons Shirley Smith Io Ann Strader Ianet Thayer Sue Thayer Cosa Ann Thompson Ann NVagner Patty Ward Vivian Ward Mary Sue Wliite Elizabeth Wiliiiotli lean Wiiidle Linda Woodyard Miss hfl,XIttI.Xlil1'I' R.Xl I'12li Sf7OlI5Ol' oem 0 Zmrtraamtru OFFICERS Illifj-lrllyflflf - Malts' Stag XVHITE l'ff'cf-P1'c,v1'dc'11t - IOJXNN Sriuniait St't1't'fr11'-if and T1'c'trm1tt'1' Dorm' Huron' Ponzi Cf1t11'r111t1z. - EIELEN li,xz1.o The XVomen's Athletic Association has as its motto A sport for every woman and every woman in a sportf' lt was organized to popttlarize women's athletics and to provide leisure time activities. The organization aims to develop standarcls ol leatlership and sportsmanship and to promote those activities which may he aclaptecl to the leisure time of after school life. Intramural games in howling, volleyhall, hatlminton, hasltethall, and pingpong are among the many activities that are ollieretl. The cluh sponsors annually a co-recreational Play Day lor high school stutlents in the surrotintling schools. The cltth is open to all girls on campus. A total of two huntlretl Fifty points entitles a memher to an emhlem. These points are acqtiiretl hy participation in tournaments, attentling meetings, antl in various other ways. A total ol' live hundred points entitles OIIC to wear the regulation Potomac State College letter which is the highest honor bestowed in women's athletics. MEMBERS Carol llowman Margaret I-lercules Pat Sl1LlCli Kathryn Burgess Carolyn Miller Coza Thompson Nlary Cunningham Helena Moore lanet Thayer Doris Flesher Sharon Mullenex RESERVE EEE ERS T EE ENC?-5 CE E ie Top, left to right: William Orndorll, Arbovaleg Robert lleyer, Ridgeleyg lieimver Cline, Piedmontg George Hershberger, Hendricks, Iames Pyle, Wfheelingg Clary .Xtlieyg Keyserg Thomas Kuhn, Mt. Storm, Md., and Robert Whitmer, Petersburg. Bottom row, same order: VVilliam Oates, Keyser, Thomas Bartlett, Clralitong Donald Scott, Wardensvilleg William Cheshire, Front Royal: Otis Yeater, Clarksburg: lost-ph Elliott, Charles Town: Leonard Spiker, Bayardg William Hartman, liranlaling Rodney Geer, Parkersburg: Ronald Mathias, Mathias, Edward Buckbee, Romneyg lidward Tom- linson, Sinks Groveg Iohn Chatham, Havertown, Pa.: Richard Cook, Vfesternportg lack Wilson, Keyserg Paul Haywood, Lukeg Iohn Ratlief, Ft. Seybert, Robert Bishop, lieysa.-rg Clarence Sears, Keyserg Richard Ball, Keyserg David Nlason, Keyser: Albert Wliitziz-ri Petersburgg and lack Harvey, Gormania. Others who were initiated into the society but were not present when the picture was taken were Robert Brant and Richard Wade, both of Cumberland. All are freshmen except Albert Whitmer, who is a sophomore. f fffp fave' 'W - 1, W. M, f-vs K , K. . ff V I. . I ,QM I L I , .f 5: Q OEISK l RS Compimy Comnmmicr - IOSEPH REED Company Exefzzzizfe - PAUL HOMAN P'i1'xf Platoon Iaftizlw' - XVILLIAIXI Macotioiirnv Strom! Pfumrm Letzdcfr - Dovui W.xvB1t1oH'r Tlzfrzf Pftlfonn Leazfw' IOHN SPERANDIO The RUTH Military Honorary Society sponsored by Lt. Col. Gordon L. Beach and My Sgt. Philip D. Beall was organized in the Fall of 1953, to promote the highest ideals of the military prolession. .Xmerican citizenship, leadership, and to recognize the higher degree old military attainment in the Senior RUTC of Potomac State College. This organization was named for Colonel Samuel Roth, who was head olf the VVest Virginia University Army RUTC unit at the time of the founding of RUTH and who is now deceased. The RUTH member is immediately spotted among the ROTC Cadets because ol' his scarlet and white lourragere and distinctive RUTH shoulder patch. The second annual RUTH Military Ball with the Mid-Knighters orchestra and Miss Louise McCord as queen was held March 18th in the Potomac State College gymnasium. The RUTH members enjoyed the lirst Military Banquet April zoth. Displays were placed in the Keyser store windows for the Armed Forces Day. Color Guards were furnished for the home football games. To become a member of the RUTH. one must obtain a average in ROTC and a C average in all courses. To begin the year 1954-55, RUTH had 28 members, 16 were pledged the larst semester and 31 the second semester, making a total of 75 members. RUTH meets monthly on the larst Friday ot the month. MEMBERS Levi McClintic we si Charles Barbe David Beeghley Charles Chaney Iohn Coolidge lames DeGasperin Raymond Elliott Ierry Essex Eugene Becker VValter Bosley Iames Callis Robert Cave Gary Athey Richard Ball Thomas Bartlett Robert Beyer Robert Bishop Robert Brant Edward Buckbee john Chatham Vlfilliam Franklin Ramon Fridley Peter Galina Paul Homan Franklin Knotts Thomas Lewis XVilliam Macoughtry PLEDGES KFU-,cz Keith Collett Colin Detrick Bray Liston Ross Mastrean Patrick McClintic Max Messenger NVilson Milleson Ioseph Reed Clinton Rogers VVilliam Snider S6H1F5IC1'7 Kenneth May Iames Mongelluzz George Oss Vernon Shanholtz PLEDGES lSt'c0mf Senzexterj Harley Cheshire Richard Cook loseph Elliott Rodney Geer William Hartman Tack Harvey Lowell Haywood George Hershberger David Mason Ronald Mathias William Oates William Orndorlff Iames Pyle Iohn Ratlief Donald Scott Clarence Sears O Iohn Sperandio William Talbott Tack Treutle Charles Tuel Victor Vachon Doyle Waybright Gordon NVright VVilliam Shure William Sterling David VValton Richard VVilson Leonard Spiker Iohn Tomlinson Richard Wade Robert Whitmer lack R. Wilson, ll Otis Yeater Albert Whitmer OI ie 955 Mumumataszr if Nun it Left to right: Harold Coll, Shirley McLucas, Louise McCord, Ioseph House, Brenda Kiser, Richard VVade, Ioseph Elliott, Walter Bosley, Sue Schoppert, Thomas Karras, Iames Rinartl, Thomas Bartlett, Fred Pfeifer, Robert Bishop, Clarence Sears, lack Harvey, Bray Liston, Charles Chaney, George Gillespie. Smkuax IVDY Hmmr RIIODEQ mmm mn ua M.'Xl!I.ENE Fm I ER ANN WAGNER PATRICIA Sl IUCK Q: 9 ootr za tt. . -i I UTD Wusr XVIIICINIA TECH Potomac State bowed to defeat in their initial game ol' the season. The Golden Bears from Montgomery chalkcd up Ll zo-8 victory after being held scoreless throughout the First half. Tackle Frank Knotts scored ll touchback in the hrst quarter. Tech came back with two touchdowns in the third quarter and one in the fourth. lim Mongelluzzo carried over the only Catamount touchdown in the hnal quarter. BAINHRIDCE N.'XX',NL ACADEMY State saw its most brilliant win ol the season hy downing Bainbridge 83-o. The touch- downs fell as evenly as the rain. Bob Smith in his lirst year of football, scored four times. The touchdowns were evenly divided: Nick Saulle, two: Hal Shumack. two: Ross Mast- rean, Ioe Bruzzio, Bob Connolly, Lou Fisher, and lim Mongelluzzo. one. Points after touchdowns were as follows: Mnstrenn, two: Bruzzio, two: Connolly, one. Tram ZATLQMQUNTS S.xLEM COLLEGE A scoreless hrst quarter was witnessed in the Salem game. XVith ten seconds left in the second quarter, Iim DeGasperin came through followed by Ross Mastrean's place- ment leaving the score 7-7 at halftime. Nick Saulle scored in the third quarter folllowed hy another successful placement hy Mastrean. Ross went over the line for State's last tally. SHEPHERD COLLEGE The Shepherd Rams tasted defeat when Potomac State edged by them in a I3-7 vic- tory. Bob Connolly took the pigskin over the line in the first quarter. Shepherd came hack in the third quarter to lead 7-6. In the Final period of play, Connolly heaved a 40- yard pass to Bill Talbott for a first down. After a series of running plays, Ross Mastrean took the hall over an'd kicked the extra point to victory. CONCORD COLLEGE The game was held scoreless during the first half. Concord came through once in the third quarter and twice in the fourth for a zo-O victory. WESLEX'AN COLLEGE With a quick start, State defeated Wesleyan zo-0. The hrst time the Cats had their hands on the hall, another Connolly-to-Talbott pass proved prohtahle. Bob Connolly tallied again in the third quarter. A heave from Connolly to end Steve Saliga resulted in the final attack of the game. Roger Parker booted the points after touchdown. FMRMONT COLLEGE The first quarter saw State leading with a 6-o score. Both teams scored in the second quarter leaving a breathless I3-I3 tie at halftime. However, Fairmont rallied in the third quarter for a six point lead. Both of State's touchdowns were scored hy Nick Saulle. State ended the season with a 4-3 over-all record and a 3-3 conference card. enema 3 ST--' ,J - 1 ,f'f K- T -I -Afxwff C , , I '1 1. , 1 ' tl K Stfatratvn Potomac State began the season with a bang by scoring an 83-79 victory over Altoona. The Catamounts were lead by Charlie Felton, Gene Guarilia, and George Morgan with 24, 23, and I9 points respectively. The state players saw another win over Westinghouse on December 2. This time all of Guarilia's six feet, six inches aided him in blazing the trail with 33 points. The First defeat of the season was a heartbreaking one to Frostburg. The Final score was 80-76. Coach Lough's boys were outscored 33-31 from the floor but tied their rivals 14--14 in charity throws. In Dayton, Virginia, the Catamounts bowed to Shenandoah for their second loss. At the halt, Shenandoah led 47-46. This lead increased until the final buzz-er rang and the scoreboard showed a total of 104-83. Glenville handed State another loss on December IO to the boys on the hill. The final score was 82-64. Coming back to make a 3-3 record for games played thus far, the Catamounts defeated West Virginia Tech by II4 to IO5. Salem knocked the Cats down for their fourth loss of the year. The Stat-ers were de- feated by a 105-92 score. Guarilia led with 25 points followed by Glen Smith with 23. HQS Q 55 4.,.?e7f'y gl:-6 Q. 'S' l llglgg Nj 'fi A ZZ, W K4 ,gli-I f il: My ' vv ff sap KK xl. .4 J' li .1 f'+.t,1,..- I LKETESGALL Charles Felton and George Campbell led the team with I5 and I2 points but the boys again tasted humble pie under the hands of Fairmont. The resulting score was og-111. Guarilia and his 50 points paced the Cats to a win over Connecticut State Teachers College. The score ended with a 9 point margin over the Connecticut men, 14,5-84. State won a thriller over Fairmont totaling 74 points to their 72. The Catamounts sought and won revenge led by Guarilia who racked up 37 points. Q11 Ianuary 14, State bowed to Morris Harvey, 414-65 despite the 23 points Guarilia tallied. Visiting at XVest Virginia Tech, State dropped another game. The linal score was 124-104. State outscored once-defeated VVest Liberty by a score ot og-84. George Morgan saw his most brilliant game of the season, netting 4o points. Back on their home floor, the Catamounts went back into their slump. A total ol' Q2 personals were called in the game. The scoreboard showed 77 for Salem with 72 for State. The game with Altoona scheduled for Ianuary 28 was canceled due to weather conditions. Shepherdstown made their initial play against State and deleated them o2-75. I'-Iigh scorer for the game was Glenn Smith with 27. The Catamounts traveled to Morgantown to play the undefeated VV. V. U. freshman team. They left them that way by a narrow margin. Glenn Smith led the Loughmen with ,go points. The final score was 74-70. The first part of the Frostburg-Potomac State game was close but the Fro-atbnrg Hob- cats managed to gain the lead and keep it. Frostburg totaled 76 points to Stateis 63. Shfpherd defeated State twice in one season for the lirst time in their history. The Catamounts were edged out go-87. Another heartbreaker was lost to Beckley. Gene Guarilia and George Morgan led the losers with 24 points each. The Final score was 96-og. Concord defeated Potomac State in the last oli the games on the trip Iior State by 85-73. Concord took an early lead and maintained it. Potomac State made another attempt for the season by defeating XVest Liberty 103-84. Guarilia scored his highest of the season with a total ol' 42 points. Following this victory, State had their Final fling. They downed Shenandoah Ill-80. The last game of the season was against Alderson-Broaddus. State was dropped hy a score of II2-86. The totals for the season were 16 losses and 8 wins. Guarilia played a tremendous season totaling 545 points. MR IOHN O MAIDEN C955 ' 25333 225.3131 E21-A First row, left to right, Ross Mastrean, lack Beckett, Willian Sirk, Rodney Orndorff, Vernon Shanholtz. Second row: Rog-er Parker, Williai11 Talbott, Iohn Mertz, Michael Sica, Harry Cain. Third row: Robert Sirk, Robert Conley, Edward Buckbee, Raymond Perry, Alan Ecklof, Coach Iohn Maiden. POTOMAC STATE BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1955 Date Team Place Opp, PS April 2, Saturday Mt. Union, double header Keyser 5 3 , 8 6 April 8, Friday Kent State University Keyser I2 1 April 9, Saturday Kent State University Keyser 6 1 April II, Monday Kenyon College Keyser 5 6 April 14, Thursday Ashland College Keyser 1 3 April 15, Friday Ashland College Keyser 3 I April 19, Tuesday Davis-Elkins College Elkins 4 3 April 23, Saturday Concord College, double header Keyser r 3 8 April 29, Friday Salem College Keyser 2 2 April 30, Saturday Shepherd College Shepherdstown 18 2 May 7, Saturday Frostburg College Keyser 2 7 May 10, Tuesday Shepherd College Keyser 9 7 May I4 Sat. afternoon Morris Harvey, cancelled Charleston May 14, Saturday night W. Va. Tech, cancelled Montgglqqgfy May 18 Wednesday Davis-Elkins College Keyser May 21, Saturday Frostburg College Ffggtbufg PK ' iw, 1 . O JW V 4 -mx Knccli11g, lull to rigln: lolin Ranlilli. Rolacrl Bishop, Chix Ycancr. Cicnc Si1n1num, - XVllllAlIl'l Hartman, licnncth l,Illl1l1L'fl :mal Tliomzis Lewis. 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