Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

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Your return next year is being anticipated with pleasure. KIRKLAND S. McKEE H We Honor Mr. Leonard Withers Mr. Leonard G. Withe1's, head of the Music Department, has served the college and community loyally and without stint since 1940. His role as instructor for private piano lessons, classroom lectures in theory, and director of Potomac Singers has given him a Wide audience that extends throughout the northern half of West Virginia. Mr. Witlie1's has appeared in concerts sponsored by the Keyser VVO- man's Club and has delighted audiences as a member of a two-piano team. He has heeded the call to serve as choir director of Trinity Lutheran Church. ln appreciation for his countless hours of instruction, his understand- ing patience, and insistence on high standards of performance, the staff affectionately dedicates the 1958 CATAMOUNT to Mr. Leonard G. Withers. Faculty STS . W A f jr, v , I L 'ins N MRS. HELEN IUNES Scfrretary to Dean MISS FAYE WURKMAN CLl,fhl'C'l' MR. IOI-IN RASCIIFLLA FlAllLl71CI.tlI Sfrrcftflry MRS. GERTRUDE STANI-IAGEN Sec'rc'Iury to President MRS. VIRGINIA KULKHURST P1'ec'fltJtr'c'.v.v NIKNZOIILII Half MRS. NANCY S. BROOME Alanagw' Book Szorc' MR. IOI-IN STANHAGEN lwbllltlgfl' Stzuivnt Cwzlw PQ- .lr gn' ug-M34 all I ff' . ,l.!IfUzi T jjj, . :SWR Q I ' Q' .lm L 1 . A-If ffm .,m?gQg,4 . uhm... yi I I I . ,. :f,.1.,., KATHRYN BURGESS MRS. DANA LOUGH Assistant To Financial Scnftary Difi1.fl,L7H .1 , W if 4 r f 1 Q - 1 141: 4?-5 aff' .:' Fclc u l'rY 1 ,422 2 file! fi'-1fl'.f':Q 2 , ...A ,,. .,,Ak:: 5 , ,,.,,, ? l'l.'xiu:EL1. SIXIITII, PH. ID XV.XI-'l'lili H. lniooxii. Nl. .X. . 1gi'l'l'lllfllI't' C!It'I7IIA.ffl Y Potomac' State College Virginia l'olvt'-4-linir lllSllILlTL West Virginia lfniversitv lli'i1lgL-wuts-i' College Yirginia Polytec-liniv Institute l'nivursitv of Virginia Hobart Welding Sc-liool Rua-kni-ll l'nivvi-sit4v Vennwylvania State College pl A IXLLILN li. NIURPIIY, PH. D. hI.XIlG.XRE'l' E. R.Xl1'I'lil4., M. i. , , l w 4 IUIIN D. l'ox, Nl. S. Geology, C:t'0g1'tIlDl1V Pfzrxzmf lizflzcuffozz . , , D ' Pfzyxlml ltzfzzcuizozz Mount Union College XXX,-st Virginia l'nivn-rsitv ' , V , L XVest Virginia University NEW XUVIY Lllll'H'S1U Svrac-une Univel-sity XVeet Yllfgllllil Vnivers Wi R13 'und A. K. VAN Soov, M. A. lXl.nn' FR,xvELL SllIPl'liIi, A. ll. Roiaulvr li. XV1ii'1i.xm'li, Xl. Pfiysiaf L1'l11'i11'1'u11 Cf1f'1111'.fI1'-V Salem College George XVasliington L'niversity Davis and Elkins College Peabody College Columbia University West Virginia University Faculty NL'Nz1o Hxksiglu. M. A. INMES T. HANDLAN. M- S. 1lISfl'lll7I6llfLI! 1U11x1'c' Z00fUg,V. HllC'fC'1'1.0f0g'V. B1'Uf0g'V Slieiizmrloali Coliso1'x'atory XXX-si Iiilwwty Stab? Colle-get Wt-ft Virginia l'nix'ei'sity Wrist Virginia Lkiiversity L'iiix'ei'sity of Munich mn 11' CQ .A A- . X , i f , H Kg . K ' .Sf ,,,.2 --,4l, . . Ao 5 ' , f' 4: i f W. ft Wi1,L1.ixixi E.'KRL M1r:imEL, M. S. Mm. TiiE1.M.x U'CoNNoR .XLAN H. Puxia, M. A. Botany, Zoology, Biology 41,-gxmffyf Lflmzmziz Hin. D. fj,XNDID.X'I'E, Y AldorsoniBi'oTuririus . AjL,Iht,,m,,1'c-5 W em Vllgmld L mVel51t5 Gorliiim State 'l'e-acliers' Collogc Ctllllllilbill Uiiiversity FLom IEAN Prom, M. A. ED. IQENNETII F1i.xN14L1N Huxus, M. A. E,I.lZ.XBETIl A. IXTXVATER, PH. D. Dean of Womwz Frwzfh, Ezzglfxfz lL'Ill'lll11l'.fI1I, Specclz West Virginia L'niversity Potomac- State College Duquesne Liiiversity George XVashin,qton L'1iiversity Cornell University West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh fl 45, .MMM CAPT. Tuoiwms E. NICBRIDE, li. S. SGT. F. W. lolmNL13Y M1'l1'tc1l'y Srfvnfc' M1'l1'fi11'3f Sf'l.t'lZl'C' U. S. Military Academy, Xilest Point Q: 1... V n 1:3 fr? W l . ' vg- ,Q 7' el . ,g ' ,, f j.i',::fg F. 'V I 'A'.'-r1,,x' li , 14 ,p '- ,J. 'rf . fi . 7? f'f ' ' f'f+. ,. l ' M UH r fell-' V' VV. IAKIK rllENN.XN'I'. M. AX. Ijyyf I1 ofogvv XX'ewt Virginia I'l1Ew-rsity Xwxk Y eg I .fs gags Q M ei 'GBR' ' :Lf I X V . ,V f V SGT, c:EClL G, Rm' VIRGINIA IUHNSUN, M. A. Ricuucn li. l3oLx'.xuD, A. ll Iililflzrry Sl'IAC'lIl'C' flIaff1wm1t1'c1v XVest Vir5:ginia University Duke L'niversity .lv i' Jew-ig' w Q Q I. IQENNA BURKE, M. A. E1.1z.xB151'u llxlaiqielz H.kXNLlN, B. S. l-l. E. Politiml Srzknfc, Sociology Hom! Frofzozizirx Fairmont State College West Virginia L'niversity West Virginia University I3ll.ffI1L'.U' , 1lflll1.lIl'.fl'l'tlfl-U11 Glenville Stale Collegi- University of Klzarvlgaiifl -if' yl -rf' - pe-QP' Nl Sur. R0l3liR'I' N. Umm .llfffmrv SKI-t'Ilc't' Fclculiy IRENE BRUXVN., M. A. Svf1'etu1'1Q1I Geneva College University of Pittslaurgh DANA G. Loran, H. S. Pl1y.v1'a1l EdIll'tlf1'0II Potomac State College XVest Virginia Fniversity Marshall College Nfxwciv M. IXAILLER, PH. D. DAVID G. Nezuixi, M. A. FRANCES DOIQOTHX' SARi'LLo, M. M Gcrzmzn, Sptlllfjlll Englixlz Piano, Theory, IIOI-ft' Lebanon Valley College XVest Virginia University University of Pittsburgh Duke University Osc:.xR H. ciL'5'l'.Xlf50N, M, S, FXNNE ELIZABET11 W1TiiERs, M. A. M. , 1gl'I'C'l!lfll1'C Potoniac Slate College West Virginia University E11 glfxlz Alflerson-Broaclclus Dennison L'niversity New York University Harvard Columbia Cincinnati Conservatorv of Music- Texas University SGT. CSORDON L. l'iEixc:H, B. S Ilfl1'!im1'y Sfl'C'I1l't' University of XVisconsin JW ' imap-vt ., 3' SFC Don.-iw VV. BRENNEBTAN PAUL F. IvE1tsoN, A. B., B. D. LEoNARD G. VV1TiiEits, M. Mu. 1ll1'l1'tm'y Scierzce Mazl1w1zi1z1'c1f Piano, Tfzcnry, Glu' Club Cincinnati Conservatory of Music: University of Cincinnati Ecoles fl'art Alll6l'lCZlll'lQS Fontainelileau. France Hastings College Union Theological Seminary Columbia University Ecole Norinale cle Musique, Paris A 'Q'-ffft' M J 5 .A A .J 2 . Q ff Q , Q,-3 , 1. 7 Y LZAPT. Iluzk C. FESSENDEN, A. H. HELEN C. CRINER, M. L. W.'XLTER A. luvoitnk, B. S. C. E .'llil1'h11'y Sfiencc SC C'I'C'llII'I.l'l1 PROIJESSIONAI. CIVIL ENGINEER Morningside College West Virginia University Ellgl-71t'6l'I-llg' University oi' South Dakota Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Bmwn V'liW1'SiW est Virginia University University of Illinois XY AQ , ff' if? 'ff LQ. 'Q it 'N 1 m.....,:t Noiuximi li. RoDoERs, M. A. LEoNTiNE BARNETT Nuzuixi, M. A. Eiwix L. Dwrox. NI. A. Hixiory Elzglixlz I5l'02I0l71I'lIN' Arkansas State College Salem College Potomac' State College George Peabody College Xklest Virginia University XVest Virginia l'nix'e1'sity' Johns Hopkins L'nix'ersity t-316 'fn-gill mn. ,xg 3, . X' wfv .VA 'mi V . . i, 5' N is sr li 1. X E X X U 5, 2 1 . fkw if? sg . .i .ff N55 s .X V iz ,ig b - 3? A ,V 5-,L R A-5 'ZITWN ask ' ' fa-+6 Q31 ,. K ' t 7 f J X 3, 323 5 it v .. . QW f 5 A 1 . ,.,.. if - ,, fn if .X 6 i 74 if ' A - i fx 1 gr ', f it ' ff s ,gf . 1 il. 'Q ' 4 Q X Nfl' 'Qtr i i ff! 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Bailey, Jr. Keyser, VVest Virginia Norma Virginia Baker Piedmont, VVest Virginia James H. Balenger Bunker Hill. VVest Virginia Janet Virginia Bane Burlington, West Virginia Delores Ann Barr Keyser, VVest Virginia Richard R. Bartlett Keyser, XVest Virginia nia Norman Blake Baughman Piedmont. West Virginia Stanley David Beafore NVatson. VVest Virginia Everett Wayiie Bennett Cherry Grove, VVest Virginia John C. Bensenhaver Petersburg, VVest Virginia Lois Annette Benson Bruceton Mills, VVest Virginia Raymond E. Binns Elkins, VVest Virginia David R. Black Keyser, West Virginia Paul H. Boehmes Keyser, West Virginia SOPHOMORES Richard T. Boggs Franklin, NVQ-st Virginia Darlene McCoole Bohlayer Keyser, Vifest Virginia Louis David Bordo Nutter Fort, VVest Virginia Bruce M. Borror Landes, VVest Virginia Terry W. Broadwater Cresaptown, Maryland Williani Roy Brown Industrial, NVest Virginia Gloria Ann Bryan Philippi, Vifest Virginia John S. Buckley LaVale, Maryland Robert G. Buckley Kitzniiller, Maryland VValter Brown Burke Rowlesburg, XVe-sit Virginia Herbert C. Buser Ridgeley, Vilest Virginia Emmett. Donald Butts Ronceverte, Vklest Virginia Ralph W. Calandrella liitzniiller, Maryland Shirley Calhoun Terra Alta, VVest Virginia Francis B. Carey, Jr. Clarksburg. XVest, Virginia Robert Eugene Carey Cumberland, Maryland Samuel David Carter Richwood, XVest Virginia Ronald Theodore Cate Little Silver, New Jersey Earl Archie Cecil XVooil1ands, VVest Virginia Donald Lee Chicarell Clarksburg, XR'est Virginia lli Frank VVillian1 Clinedinst Ellerslie, Maryland Berlin L. Collett. York, Pennsylvania Barbara Ann Combs Augusta, XVest Virginia M. MW ff X X , f f I i. ' 'A' f f If I f 5 Zyaih, I ff, if-'zff ,f X :Sa f T f 1, M 2 4' 0 yay X 3' 44 my A Qs S 4 Q 7 wi i X 34 ZH, X f .gr f Q V iegiffiigg Q? 'fx gi yy! , .,1 1 ,e l :if wmv ai ,,, f.. F' Xl X 'E nf 55x X! , 4 A g y ' 'xl ,.,, N ,ming i 5, ,, 5 QQ, W .:,,, V, ' 45 S Q ,QS Y, .-Q. U, X. . 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Douglas Nuttei' Fort. XVL-ht Yirgiiiia F1'a1ncis Leo Dressinan l.,a1V:1le, Alfll'-Ylilllfl l4Ell l'lGll Stir-lilev Drury C11111l1e1'lz1114l, Nl2ll'N'l2llltl Roy Calvin Dull Keyser. NVUSI Virgiiiiai Bzi1'bz11'a, .lean Durst Keyser, XVQ-st Virginizw David Allen Dyer Fort Seylmert. XVL-st. Yi1'g.f111ia1 Nora Ann Egan Cuiiilierlancl, lXIa1'ylz1nrl SOPHOMORES Edward Neil Eisentrout Morgantown. VVest Virginia James D. Elliott Cumberland, Nlarylanml Edward H. Emerson, Jr. Arlington. Virginia Walter' Henry Emerson, ill W A Penns Grove, New Jersey Lewis Carlton Emery , f Buckhannon, XVest Virginia r' Robert Davis Emery , . f . Nfitzff Buckhannon, XR est Virginia .iwaf X' Ernest Lee Emswiler J .4 Mathias, VVcst Virginia R w . . NW. v Williani B. Eure ff Arlington, Virginia Linda Mae Everhart Cuniluerlanrl, ltflaryland f A X, 9 Robert Wayiie Feather l Terra Alta, XVcst Virginia Ronald J. Ferrara Arlington, Virginia Ted R. Fike Eglon, Vlfest Virginia ,H Maureen E. Fitzgerald Keyser, VVest Virginia Curtis Glenn Foreback Q23 -il! Beryl, West Virginia LaRue Virginia Frye ea Auguwta, Vtfest Virginia L ll Herbert Clark Furr , r if f A 1. f 1 Summit Point. XVest Virginia Margaret Isabelle Galuppo 'l'arrytown, New York Francine Garcia Si Luke, Maryland tx Jack K. Gerhard Za: Cuinberlancl, Maryland James T. GiFF1n Keyser. XVcst Virginia Carolyn Ann Golf Keyser. XYL-st Virginia Carole Stallings Goldizen Medley, XX'est Virginia Y ' ww Rebecca Estella Green Piedmont. VVest Virginia James William Grubbs 7 'llll ' if gf ' My X l 'NP 4 'Ir 1: 145 V 2 F Y ?e35gv 4 Qual' in F, , x it I . ii lm' - A or f ' Q 45:-g 5: , XP' . - In 3, t '-'4' R :QA b w A ' ,A ' za i -X 'K' Q '-'vi v M ,g i if J , 'J' F .43- 5--,JV 'N. r ,.. h f 1 i J ,w I I ' 1 Y ,. A '24 ., I if 2 .. X t .IT-'X T 6' 1 L. X Ji . i-' .. -M -as. ' V A- J . .,.i at fib k V i Y X U isa wiv 'Q .. i 1 W , A . . li , K N, 4 ' a , fi v' 2' X mx J vs! K V ' , 4 We ' 4 ir . . 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W'est Virginia Daniel M. Harman Harman. VVest Virginia Carole .lane Harper Nlooreneld, VVest Virginia Harold Henry Harper Dryfork, VVest Virginia Frances Kitzmiller Hartman Keyser. VVest Virginia James Edward Harvey Clarksburg, VVest Virginia R. Bruce Haught Proctor. XVest Virginia Voras Kerns Haynes Grantsville. Vxfest Virginia Richard B. Haywood Luke, Maryland Shirley Ann Helman Keyser, VVest Virginia Edward F. Helminski Barrackville, West Virginia Norman Eugene Hess Great Cacapon, VVest Virginia Patricia Ann Hewitt Keyser, VVest. Virginia Donald. J. Hudson Cumlmcrlanrl, Maryland Helen. E. Hutter Moorefield, Vlfest Virginia Ralph Millard Imes Rirlgelcy. VVest Virginia Ralph Carl Isiminger Cumberland, Maryland SOPHOMORES Nils P. Johannesen VVellersburg, Pennsylvania Paula Kalbaugh Elk Garden, West Virginia Donalene Sue Kelley Philippi, West Virginia Gordon Ray Kent Grafton, West Virginia Harold John Kephart Keyser, West Virginia Richard N. Kephart Keyser, NVest Virginia Phyllis Marie Kessel Burlington, West Virginia William M. Kester Bridgeport, VVest Vi.rginia , 7 1 ,H A 1 2 .4 La l :af iw ' rg 1 fe 5 f 'Q V I f if Wi 'ffffsf ' if ff . . nw' ' 1, X 1 , A K 4. 's X , 4 X 5 l u n Q Reginald C. Kimble Maysville, West Virginia Q Glendon Nile Kline X My Cumberland, Maryland wg Donald Gemuid Kimesuvei- Keyser, West Virginia Judith Ann Krapf Vilvzzi Falls Church, Virginia M P Louis V. Kreh Silver Spring. Maryland Richard Dale Landes lg Riverton, West Virginia 5 f Jack William Landes V Keyser, West Virginia Elbert W. Leatherman X it Keyser, West Virginia Krista M. Leatherman Keyser, VVest Virginia Pete Lechiara Galloway, VVest Virginia Donna Marie Lee Keyser, West Virginia Porter William Lewis Canvas, West Virginia Mary Ann Leyland Elkins, VVest Virginia Tommy B. Lipscomb Eglon, West Virginia Mary Ernestine Locke Harrisville, NVest Virginia Gary Roger Loy Kirby, NVest Virginia 'x if-'H-Q A, ! 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Miller, Jr. Hagerstown, Maryland Carol Joan Mills li eyser, West Virginia Williaiii E. Moon Catawba, West Virginia John Royce Moore Hynclinan, Pennsylvania Clyde Andrew Morehead Elizabeth. XVest Virginia Shirley Louise Morgan Ciunherland, Maryland Eleanor Kay lVloyer Lost City, NVQ-st Virginia Donovan Patrick Murphy Pliilippi. XVest Virginia Williaiii J. Murphy Ilronx, New York Robert Lee Myers I'it-clniont, XVest Virginia John B. McDonald Grantsville, West Virginia Mary Joan McDonald Martinsburg, XVest Virginia David A. McFarland Cumberland, Maryland Paul Joseph McGoye Piedmont, West Virginia SOPHOMGRES Roliert Thomas lVleGoye liieclinont, West Virginia John Russell lVleGi'eevy Pieclinont, Wert Virginia Francis B. MeNutt Salt-ni. West Virginia John Raymond Nlelloloie Vietlinonl. West Virginia Anna Mae Nestor lfllkins, Wert Virginia James F. Nestor Pliilippi, XVest. Virginia Patiieia .lo Nuzuin llrimlgeport. XVesL Virginia Samuel A. Oelsehlager Glen Dale, XVest Virginia James J. Ogborne Liiliewootl. New Jersey Edwin G. O'Neill, Jr. Arlington, Virginia Evelyn Marie Oss Keyser. NVest Virginia Ronald Parsons. Jr. Kingwood, XVt-sl Virginia Hoy Vincent Pennington Parsons, NVQ-sl. Virginia Robert. Lee Perry Keyser, West, Virginia John Phares Unega, West Virginia Elizabeth Ann Phillips Pliilippi. XVest Virginia Relxert Brut-e Phillips llolnirlel, New Jersey Vincent Anthony Pinti Clarkslsurg, XVest Virginia George Xivllllhllll Pitzer ClllllliCl'lilllll, lXIary'lanrl ,Robert A. Poniroy lieyser, NVer't, Virginia Marshall XV. Porter Cunilierlancl, Nlarylantl Richard D. Powell XVil1-y Forrl. XVest Virginia Thomas Geraltl Price Moiinrlsville. NVQ-st Virginia Clycle William Pritchett. Chester. West. Virginia v .I 1 X i . , i , t , 'i -'ri sv l I nw' if 1 t l ' FG 'Q fr- A J! YY Q ,elf x Q 4 4 4 - ir ,,, Wy, Q1 X A x l A Q ,,. ,I x V f V V ly it 4, EV. 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XVest Virginia Mary Virginia Ryan Keyser, West Virginia Neva Jean Ryan Keyser, XVest Virginia Ernest F. Santinyire Wiley l o.rd, XVest Virginia George David Satterlield Luinlxerport. West Virginia Garland D. Saville Romney, XVest Virginia Virgil L. Schniidlen, Jr. Kayser, West Virginia Ralph W. Schmidt Horse Shoe Run, West Virginia Frederick Ronald Sebra Cinnbcrland, Maryland Paul VVesley Shaffer NVesternpurt, Maryland Gordon G. Shaner l'ottst1mwn, Pennsylvania Nancy Lillian Shank Burlington, XVcst Virginia David Albert Shapiro Keyser. VVest Virginia Clarence Edward Shaw Cunilmcrland, Maryland Billy Lee Sheppard Mineral XN'ells. XVest Virginia Wilnia L. Shields Romney, XVest Virginia .l SOPHOMORES Charles David Shrout Barnum, VVes't Virginia Delores M. Shrout Keyser, XVest Virginia Bruce Lee Sites XVhit1ner. West Virginia Rudy Ray Sites Petersburg. West Virginia Carl F. Slemmer Cumberland, lvlarylancl Harold K. Smith Parkersburg, West Virginia Henry Clay Smith Pieclniont. XN'est Virginia Jo Ann Smith Parkersburg. XK'est Virginia Charles L. Staats Spencer, XVest Virginia Naomi H. Stark Petersburg, West Virginia Williani Lee Stephens Culnberlancl, lvlarylanil John F. Stiekel Keyser, XVest Virginia Norman L. Swartzwelder Cuniberlancl, Marylanml Mary Lillian Taylor Pieclinont, West Virginia John M. Thayer Craigsville, NVest Virginia James Edward Thompson Keyser, NVest Virginia Jean Evelyn Thompson Millvale, Pennsylvania Charles Taylor Thrasher Cuinberlancl, Marylancl Leon E. Treutle Keyser, XVest Virginia William J. Tubbs Cumberlancl, Maryland Loay Lavon Twigg Cumberland, lilarylancl Paul Becton Valentine Keyser, West Virginia Williani N. Vandevander Durbin, XVest Virginia Milton C. Van Meter, Jr. Cumberland, Nlarylanrl 81 'al V w X A A M I 4l..w.f N X 4 X? 4 . as 1 41. .4 '- .J S.-. . Q -V . N., f 1- 2 'lf A . my 1 if . all , ,. lm. Y..- Q V X . A R 1 0' : T' ' ...ii 1 I ' ,ahhh w r .J .1 1 is vw. :FFA fact X Ae' . 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X XX 1 X .X XS Niiiiv' Q, X ' M4 A if X , X, iifiiff X in f .sc , K 5 . 4 6 -.,.cXX A was f C. V ' Xi. B ' V is 4 ' 1 4 Xa, . .1 X -- 'Q :f i Z5 .315 1 Ai I 'xv WAHM. ' ,X .B -X ,Xi 'X ' V -fa is Yi are s QL X 1 X X, W , 1 - 8,4 A A Va. gy xxx owl 1 X ,gh X- V -X K Y X 1. ,,,- f X ,Q X xx M , air y - iii if F gp Z A Mini new 52777 0 . , ' f SQPHOMQRES Edmund Maywood Vifageley Keyser. 'West Virginia Thomas Lee Walker Piedinont, XVest Virginia George VVilliam VValt.ers Charles Town. West. Virginia Scott. Hughes Ward Keyser, West Virginia James Kirk Vviaters Graftrm, XVest Virginia Robert William Watson Tunneltmn, XVe-st Virginia William A. VVatson Newell, XVest Virginia Richard Ralph VVelch Fort Ashby, XVesr Virginia Thomas D. Whelan Westernport. Maryland Jerry L. Whitehouse Arlington, Virginia David VV. VVhite Harman, West Virginia Harry Lee VVic-kline Alexandria, Virginia Newman lvl. WVicliline Greenville, XVest. Virginia Edward J. Williams Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania Jerry Alben Wilson Kearneysville, XVest Virginia Harold Edward Wimcr Keyser. West. Virginia Richard D. May Keyser, West. Virginia Emery Francis Wyatt Dunmore, XVest Virginia Kathryn Abbott Yarnall Cumberland. QVl'aryland Howard Eldon Yoho Nloundsville, XN'est. Virginia Charles Brian Wotring Rowlesburg, XVest. Virginia Martin William Johnson Cresaptown, Maryland Kenneth D. Miller Beryl, VVest Virginia S 511 I Jr T 259 yr X Q! X A b 'K . Q ' f XSS f S 5 ' -33? h l x fl y ww 1,1 X2-1Q ,f-.,1 2 'fx A N ' 7f f if -ff' wwf' .xx J If .XLS i- , . 555,-1 Freshmen gy: f X iv . YL ' . LSL LJ: VX nd ,QNX . H5369 ,ff Ji, 'E A 4355 4 iz 5 N 'sl7..2a W, ,, V is ,gt ,. 5 t Sy N R vw X G Q ,, X, X ik ,X X ,Q RX x fxs my Q3 ii .X SFVNW A X X R A s ? X Q lsai 'RY' H f .M . ' ' ' 4 , ..:.:: V.. . M X . X ' ' ' ' - . X ' i ' y A E . :,, , ' Q 'f' :mx X X Sx Q , N Raw 42,1 Z, ' . .t as C3 X , si aw x Y is f A Q X X x Y y wQx QAN . .A . X Mal, X Q X f X XV s ' asf y X 1 X x A Y , .Q Q, Y Mm .zix x , v.1::: ,L . is A X 4 I rg ii 4. 455' learn ,W LY. 1 S J Q ., 'K ,A ,M , .., i , W V, . e f Q' 'ZASA E1 , t A ,a View . t V, 0' 1 iv . A .Lf it F 8 ' 4' . f M -+4 i ' ' A 'YT' Q G' ' 4' Wifi- r ive l V iw 'W'-1 . eil, . fi W il Ex 1, . is 14 ,,f' i ff, c st y si? has 4... K. ix X. 5 1 f 227 f J , , M.. VM- Q , f ::. Z ,I K i .. mm m, :AA x X .V 'Q 04: wa... . ' - W' .i.v.,,,i,,f -Q ' ,. Ii I' , FRESHMEN Willard Garnett, Abe XViley Ford. West Virginia James George Adams Frostburg, lylaryland Norman Lewis Ahern Keyser, XVest Virginia Donald Thomas Allen Clarksburg, XVest Virginia Mrs. Henrietta K. Allen Keyser, XVest Virginia Barbara Ann Ambrose lVIart.insburg, West Virginia Gary Edward Anderson XVint-hester, Virginia James D. Arnold Burlington, West Virginia Richard John Asero Brooklyn, New York Donna Lee Ashenfelter Keyser, XVest Virginia Jerry Lynn Ashenfelter Piedmont. NVest Virginia James Ayres Millville, New .Iersey John Samuel Ayton Derwood, Marylaml Joe Borden Ballard Greenville, XVest Virginia Patrick Edward Bane Allegheny, Pennsylvania Bobby Gene Barkley Mouth of Seneca. West Virginia Brinkley Howell Barlow Cheltenham, Pennsylvania Naman Barnes l ennsboro, NVest Virginia Lyle Nelson Bates Fairmont, Vlfest Virginia Edward F. Beal Keyser, XVest Virginia Louise Beardslee Arlington, Virginia John E. Bellotte Clarksburg, XVest. Virginia Barbara Jewell Bender lvlartinsburg, XVest Virginia Helen J. Betz Keyser, XVest, Virginia FRESHMEN Richard Lee Bible Cumberland, Maryland Carl Rine Bissett Cameron, VVest Virginia James A. Blamble Keyser, VVest Virginia Robert Ellsworth Boal NVesternport, Maryland Williani Clayton Boor Petersburg, Vifest Virginia Grover Cleveland Bowie Clarksburg, VVest Virginia Larry Simpson Bowman Mathias, NVest Virginia Worthy Lee Bowyer, Jr. Burnsville, VVest Virginia Camille Louise Boyce Fairmont, VVest Virginia Darius Nelson Brant Ridgeley, XVest Virginia Theodore Elwood Britton Elizabeth, VVest Virginia Darley Sue Broome Keyser, VVest Virginia John Russell Brown Oakland, Maryland Kenneth P. Brown Keyport, New Jersey Beverly Ann Bryan Luke, Maryland Brendan Burke XVest Orange, New Jersey David Fulton Burks Alexandria, Virginia Allen McKinley Buser Ridgeley, West Virginia Diane L. Butler Keyser, West Virginia Peter King Butler VVashington, D. C. Charles M. Callaway Arlington. Virginia David C31lHlHg.I NVest Orange, New .Jersey James Cannon Rowlesliurg, West Virginia Melvin Joseph Card Millers Crossing, New Jersey iff? 1 fi 1 ' 1 '-- 1- , 3' 318. 9 fs? 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Gerard Clark Keyser, XVest Virginia Marion Nelson Clay l'il'0St.l3lll'jI, lvlaryland Donald Clem Keyser. XVest Virginia VValter VVilliam Cleyenger Keyser, West Virginia James Edward Coberly Vienna. West Virginia Charles Edward Coe Alexandria. Virginia Paul Comar Iialiewoorl. New .lersey Donald lVlCVene Combs llalcer, XVest Virginia Thomas G. Constable Keyser, XVest Virginia Lester Wayiie Conley Reedy, VVest Virginia Harold Francis Counihan Cuniberlanfl, Maryland Ernest Adolph Courrier Keyser, VVest Virginia Harold Lee Courtney Grafton. XVest Virginia Chester Avis Cromer Bartow, XVest Virginia Cole Edward Cullen Verona, Pennsylvania William R. Cunningham liuinberport., XVest Virginia Stuart R. Cuppett Keyser. VVest Virginia Glenn Frederick Cutlip XVeIister Springs. XVest. Virginia Stanley Glenn Dahmer Kline. West Virginia Guy Williaiii Davis Wilsonlmurg. West Virginia Patricia Ann Deison Philippi, XVest Virginia Robert Joseph Dennison Clarksburg, VVest Virginia Glen Ray Densmore Pierlinont, VVest Virginia IFRESHMEN Paul W. Dixon Elk Garde-n, NVQ-st Virginia Edward J. Dobson lticlnvood, West Virginia Paul Richard Donachy Shinnwton, West Virginia Ronald Lynwood Dotson Grafton, XVest Virginia ,ul cf!! I :rs I, .. Richard P. Dowdy ' 5 l'nion, West Virginia I ij, . I ' James Robert Duffield 'J ,Q , Beverly, XVest Virginia wi- Charles Eaton, Jr. Bloomington, Maryland Garland H. Ebert, Jr. Burlington. West Virginia A , ,V .fvw George Eugene Eicher Clarksburg, NVest, Virginia In ,s i A Richard VVarren Eisenhower Arlington, Virginia l .-www Norma Pancake Ellifritz New Creek, XVest Virginia Lyle Rogers Everhart Cumlierlancl. lilaryland Ronald L. England lielington. West Virginia Leo Everett Romney, XVcst Virginia Mike F. Falbo Follanslmee, XVest Virginia Jack Andrew Fayman Keyser, XVQ-st Virginia Martin Francis Fitzgerald Keyser. XVest Virginia John Francis Fitzpatrick Bronx, New York Richard N. Fladeland Falls Church, Virginia Robert Bruce Foltz Arlington, Virginia Robert Milton Fowler Alexandria, Virginia Margaret Ann Frey Keyser, XVest Virginia James Michael Friend Terra Alta, XVcst Virginia : og V Q M X it J- Q' Q H X, if .y , , - VN XX 5 5 Q 1 X X XX ti if ' fWW K 1. its K f . '-auf ji M .Q ii. s H Y? 201 V 'i x,.-plum J, , waqyf x .mf W ,,, , A. . , ,I A' i 5. if 1 Q' .fEw. 4,'Qif fini .' ' Q ie.. Y- K 1 X , 'TL' V 5 1. in IJ iff. ti , '5 ci xr J , ,nw ' A.. 'NEIZVI X WW Q .22 fa,,nQ4,,,e. ,V ii -rl we L. - 'px ,, -'., . 5 ' A Q? ff' 4 N lx ia ,173 J 9? . . . a R sg ,.FM-Mali, '- 3 6 il f , ICR . 'Y t.: ' Q' M65 E' ' J it 5Xi?a.fs3'a lk ai? J X 1 .gm Alf A 3'a 'f:' , f f- v use Tai , . ,B fit? ' 1' f,: 5-m me-afar ' X 5 A ' K Y' -.L 'iiixw XQRI, ' Q4 X T' i K R Q 7 !n P5 W :Af 'L K L X Q ' ., , I WN , N as or as Y 2 la, K N V5 . K A Q l riff i f if . , ' 5 ,M ix - ve. Q N ' New as 4 l ,, - is ,M M -as ,al fi .. Kar. A ggi , , XI, A is :xv 2 ' M V Y . .v ' 1 W Q - 5 ' , Rasa s, g , il x A X ,Q-, m W Hs, ' 1. T' ., WX G A if ' t 'W A H5 1 ' fa - , aw 3 ., ' 4,1 1' J ,,. K 12 - wi . f , ' ' 'tv 14 - M A I in N - .1 7 ff me fn, , , A..a,,farQ:a:..- . fa, H y , fa fe 1, , ,rf ff ff Wi, fm' W ,Z , 57. 'W gl 4 1 I f ,1- K KJ . 5 E L-,,L.' ,V , 'sax ,i X .xv 6 , . I J' X5 1 .i N 1' 1 N ,fx ri , V? '4 v Hs. C if X . ek A 3, 4-gf !M1ff,'4iffh 1. FRESHMEN Andrew Neil Frye Cabins, VVest Virginia Michael C. Fuller Keyser, West Virginia Carolyn Gamble Hodgesville, West Virginia Connie Lou Gautschi New Martinsville, XVest Virginia George Elliott Geatz Cumberland, Maryland Michael Henry Gelbstein Lakewood, New Jersey Robert Lee George Parkersburg. VVest Virginia James Edwin Gilmore Parkersburg. VVest Virginia Louis Michael Gingerich Cumberland. Maryland William Donald Gingerich Keyser, VVest Virginia Joseph Henry Gobeli Cumberland, Maryland Robert Russell Goodfellow LaVale, Maryland Andrea Patricia Grady Piedmont, VVest Virginia Benny Austin Gragg Durbin, Vifest Virginia Jerry Graham Ligonier, Pennsylvania Perina Grassi Cumberland, Maryland Shirley Gray Ranson, VVest Virginia Thomas Edward Greaser Kingwood, VVest Virginia Domenick Greco Piedmont, VVest Virginia Walter G. Gregg, Ill Vvilmington, Delaware Donald William Grier Franklin Park, New Jersey Patricia Ann Griffith Clover, VVest Virginia Joan Louise Guire Mabie, West Virginia James Russell Guthrie, Jr. Springfield, West Virginia FRESHMEN John Michael Gyorda, Jr. Washington, D. C. 'Ferry Vaughn Haggerty Wyatt, West Virginia Mary Margaret Hague Charleston, VVest Virginia Linda L. Haines Romney, West Virginia Frank David Hale XVeirton, VVest Virginia Don Lee Hall Keyser, West Virginia Michael Owen Halleron N14-Keesport, Pennsylvania Joseph E. Hanna Keyser, VVest Virginia Joseph Francis Harber Keyser, XVest Virginia David Edmond Hardesty Keyser, XVest Virginia Sharon Leigh Harnian Keyser, VVest Virginia Paul William Harr Picdinont, VVest Virginia Marvin Cecil Harsh lflglon, West Virginia Orvel Ray Hart Springfield, XVest Virginia VVillian1 Floyd Hatfield Friars Hill, XVest Virginia VVilliani Francis Hayden, Ji Parkersburg, XVest Virginia Elizabeth Jean Hehle Parsons, VVest Virginia Barbara B. Heldreth Luinlierport, NVQ-st Virginia Robert Lynn Henry XVt-irton, XVest Virginia John Lee Hershberger Kitzniiller, Maryland John O. Hepner Iloinney, XVest Virginia Walter Lester Hillegass Cinnlmerland, Maryland Doris Elaine Hinegardner Mathias, West Virginia Donald Robert Hines XVesternport, Maryland , g ' ' 4 5575 ,tr M 6. Jw' 5.- K s sn.. 'Wo X Q41 os is ,,. 4 K fx 4 1 V J -X I ' ar gs. E, . f . ' fig i f i f fa- it V Q 1' 'Q' ab I? f X .ig 5 I ,i Hy ,--1-Q . .W ,t.., , V K n yi R ii 'Ci 43' 'Q 6 af? N A x if' if ii' R. 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I tx ' K , 1 , x 'X if ,M v ffkiff' ' 1 Eg 4329 ,V fi-ifffffffw .2 i IFRESHMEN William VValter Hollingsworth Keyser, West Virginia Jon A. Hooten Roxvleslwurg, XVest Virginia Williaiii L. Horn XYashingZon, Pennsylvania Charles L. Hott Paw Paw, West Virginia John R. House Keyser, West Virginia Thomas Raymond House Cumbei land. Maryland Joseph Anthony Hudock Salem. New Jersey Richard Carl Huffman Petersburg, VVest Virginia Arthur Thomas Hubert West Grange, New .Jersey James Alan Hugglestone Frostburg. Maryland Robert Allen Jackson Rowlesburg, West Virginia VVoodbury Ladd Johnson Cambridge, Maryland Franklin Dale Jones Cumberland, Maryland Robert. E. Jones. Jr. Cumberland, Maryland Nancy Irene Kackley Davis, NVesI Virginia Patricia Ann Kalbaugh lfllk Garden, XVest Virginia Thomas Michael Kalinyak Parkhill, Pennsylvania Roberta Sue Karickhotf Pliilippi. XVest. Virginia George James Karras Keyser, XVest. Virginia Floyd VVilliam Kaylor, Jr. liaVale, lvlaryland Jerry Lee Kelican Cliai-les Town, XVest. Virginia John Russell Keller NVeirton, XVest Virginia Richard W. Keller Keyser, West Virginia Robert Lee Kelley Huntersville, West Virginia FRESHMEN Dean. K. Kenny Keyser, VVest Virginia Joyce Ann Keplinger Keyser, West Virginia David James Kerns Cumberland, Maryland Phil Kerr Greenliank, XVest Virginia Sheila Jane Kile Petersburg, VVest Virginia Judith Karla Kilmer Martinsburg, VVest Virginia James Thomas King Cumberland, Maryland Arbutus Dale Kinney Newburg, Vxlest Virginia Ronald Lynn Kirby Cumberland, Nlaryland Clifford M. Kisamore Mouth of Seneca, VVest Virginia Wayne Kenneth Knotts Piedmont. VVest Virginia Donnie Emmitt Kuhn Mt. Storm, VVest Virginia Charles Martin Kovalcik Johnstown, Pennsylvania Debby Ann Lacy Keyser, VVest Virginia Jack W. Landes Keyser. VVest Virginia Norman. Davis Lane Glenside, Pennsylvania James Samuel Lanham Vienna, VVest Virginia Ronald Grant Lawman Nutter Fort, XN'est Virginia Jerry LeRoy Lease Ridgeley, XVest Virginia Eston T. Leatherman Keyser, XVest Virginia Sanford Merele Leathers Arlington, Virginia Frank Joseph Lechiara Galloway, NVQ-st Virginia Richard C. S. Lee Lynchburg. Virginia Beverly Jo Lepley Keyser, XVest Virginia ,wtf l ,V MWF. ff' 42.7 1 X x can ,fig I api as pus Q. 'A I , 1 - ' we 4,5213 I 4 welsh-. 1 ' !.5j'1, J 1 4 M' A .om I' vp.. , .Q Rv' 'x ff J, ,, 1i'i,,,v z 5 in ,. V 1 'qs X A ?' ' tm ' i j 1 , J 5 Q ' if Qs 5 5 ' 1 Y' 1 K. mjirx ' X I . 1 I' if xx N7 .,,Qiif S?+'5iY X g El i , . I rzfni i ,qi fi efrnzsru f-' 'ff . if - ' A if 4 Q v , 55 'fl 43' F ' in 'W . X My 'K ' I g:..nq:q? .Y bagif' -. sv f aw g .Q . Tx tw, , g 1 g EU J , l lf., 0 XLVI' , ls.. - A' if .. 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'f s , N f- nt I nga tg X N X, N x,,,. as my ,iss A , A-4. , X53 ir. .- .AML 1- W ' '4 V , gb., H L ai L 1 'X i Eiizziiv J ' .. .4gg:..,,,,.0 Q? :,..+ x ' A 41:71 . Q, ' ,Y ,X I! .. G ' V 5 Q' 4 f r ,' 'ag WW' - . 1 .41 A, f. -. r 52 iv gfg M' , . A rl FRESHMEN Delmar Hume Livingood Albright, XVest Virginia Robert Franklin Lloyd Frostburg, Maryland Thomas Joseph Lopez Powellton, VVest Virginia Cecil G. Lower Antioch, VVest Virginia Theodore Abbott Lowery, Charles Town, West Virginia David Terrence Maine Keyser, VVest Virginia James Edmund Mallow Frostburg, Maryland Marilyn Jane Martz XVile-x' Ford, VVest Virginia Myrna E. Martz XViley Ford, VVest Virginia Richard Louis Matter Arlington, Virginia Carl VVi1liam May Lahinansville, Vtfest Virginia Mary Jane Melody Keyser, VVest Virginia Thomas Leo Mertz NVesternport, Maryland Jesse Russell Metcalf Piedmont., VVest Virginia Jack Williani Miller Parsons. VVest Virginia Harry Waltoii Miller Spring Gap, Maryland Helen Louise Miller Tunnelton, VVest Virginia Robert Mintdrop XVeirton, VVest Virginia Ronald Dean Moore Proctor, VVest Virginia Robert A. Morgan, Jr. Alexandria, Virginia John Thomas Morris, Jr. Cumberland. Maryland Richard Allen Morris Keyser, West Virginia William J. Morris Vxfeirton, West Virginia Glen William Mullett New Martinsville, West Virginia FRESHMEN William Lee Munsie Piedmont, VVest Virginia Michael Lee Murphy Belle, NVest Virginia Patrick Jerome Murphy Bronx, New York Raymond L. Murray, Jr. Keyser, West Virginia Donald Sherman Myers Piedmont, VVest Virginia Robert Luther Myers Aurora, XVest Virginia James Alan McClintic VVilliamsburg, NVesl Virginia David Garth McCullough Patterson Creek, VVest Virginia Daniel Leo McFadden St. Marys, West Virginia Paul Joseph McGoye Piedmont, West Virginia George Michael McLuckie Frostburg, Maryland Robert Michael McMahon Cumberland, Maryland William Richard McPherson Parkersburg, West Virginia William Andrew Neely Cumberland, Maryland James Vernon Newlon VVesternpo,rt, Maryland Ronald Eugene Nicld VViley Ford, XVest Virginia John Hedrick Olcott Arlington, Virginia William Andrew O'Toole Wheeting, West Virginia Rocco Palumbo East Liberty, Pennsylvania Pamela Ann Pamer Charleston, West Virginia Charles R. Parker Romney, West Virginia Charles Edward Parrish Keyser, West Virginia Charles James Parrish Elk Garden, West Virginia Sheila Ann Parsons Parsons, VVest Virginia CJ... R 1 it gf , 41h 14.15 X KL' qv, P ,r 6 M 1, it 6 5 . 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',1y ix 117 .. nr., sr ' . 1. f 'X A, I I K M ,Q , f f 1 5. :L Xyg 3' 3 R ,Z if s 1 K , 'I' A WARM 1 55 EZ if 323 My .f W ': :bfi s QW Ve vga PM , si i '-'Z-ti, S? t' ,K an Q ,.. fe, ic' Q' serif-f' I f J ij A 1 ., 'NX l Lf J iq 'W WW vw: 9' 'H-. ,,. y , Na' 1. we S Vt ,mx , . ,fgsgmsi , , 'qi f Ji K 1? Y R ,' .1.. A , E 'Zig ,ns gil if lt if M A it fr , 1- fn ff' N W it z . J V 'fyxr ,W ' if J , M f J , A, 'gif' 1. 'rr '.x FRESHMEN Stanley L. Paskel Keyser, XVest Virginia Earl J. Paugh Morgantown, West Virginia Carmen James Pellegrino Clarksburg, XVest Virginia Robert, W. Pendergast Keyser, XVest Virginia Dick Dwain Pennington Dryfork, XVest. Virginia Harry Knight Perkins Frankford. XVest Virginia VValhert Jackson Peters Rock Oak, XVest Virginia Ernest Roscoe Petit Moore-field. XVest Virginia Russell Leo Poling. Jr. Cumberland, Maryland Harry Wilsoii Porter Arlington, Virginia Milton Monroe Price Xvashington, D. C. George Carlon Pritchard Dunmore. XVest Virginia David Thomas Prysock Keyser, XVest Virginia John Richard Purdy Keyser, West Virginia Robert E. Purington Keyser. XVest Virginia Arlena Louise Pyles Keyser, XVest Virginia Phillip Roger Reynolds Cumberland, Maryland David Gary Rice Cumberland, Maryland Ralph Rice Keyser, VVest Virginia VVilliam Thomas Rice Cunilmerlanrl, Maryland James Stephen Richards Keyser, XVest Virginia Dale Richmond Wheeling. XVest Virginia Mary Frances Riggleman Keyser, XVest Virginia Daisy Ruth Rinker Keyser, XVest Virginia FRESHMEN Sharon Rose Roby Petersburg, West Virginia Theodore Fleming Rogers Brown, XVest Virginia James Burtram Roberts lVIcCoo1c, Maryland Lawrence A. Rosen Red Bank, New Jersey Shirley Jean Rosier Newburg, XVest. Virginia Leah Raye Ross Piedmont. XVest Virginia James L. Rotruck Martin, XVcst Virginia Myrna Mae Rotruck Martin, XVest Virginia Victor Rovansek Conemaugh, Pennsylvania Robert William Sagers Piedmont, NVest Virginia Theodore W. Sandsbury Grafton, West Virginia Robert William T. Saville Ridgeley, XVest Virginia Elizabeth Boeve Schoonover Arlington, Virginia Douglas James Scott Cumberland, Maryland William Earl Scott Corriganville. Niaryland Freddy Wayne See Cresaptown, Maryland James Tevis Sensel Bunker Hill, VVest. Virginia John W. Shawen Romney, West Virginia Phillip Edward Sheets Green Bank, XVcst Virginia Jack Ray Sheppard Fairview, XVest Virginia Leon P. Shimer Elkins, West Virginia Martha Ann Shriver Fairmont, XN'est Virginia Richard Alan Shrout Cumberland, Maryland 'wrrx 9 1.3 ie'-i ,ii fy ,, A4 qf-as-' . f, Iv gp, N 15 -. 3 in I 74. , , 'G S as ,tg W 3 , ' M N - A 'i ' 48 ' 'ag' 'lf:'1 f-' Q my 7' ' 4 M, f M s J f Kal, K4 W' fl . T, A Q M i C f , 'fuk-It YZ' , V, in '54 'Z -2: 'Mg 2- ' ' li il 4 S xr . x iw .w 1-5 , aim. X If X: Aux ogy f ml., eff 3 0 S 140 . J W U 7 ', 'Qtr :'1' l S' U A A ak .za my 'ffl-'Azure' K iv-av' . iii , , ti f 13' :- KT Q - .Y y N , t l S JM, . Q Q' - X , L is t v, A ,X 1-If . V X Wy f . 'Sa W. f,!5lfilQs,g-'l 5 A . , M ' .2 Q f, . Q 'ff -lou A , l . ' 1 K 5 K M ':e. .v 35 X 4 , f , K ,Lx 1 i ' V. X Ar, -ff M l 1 ' ' ' l '- 'S fbi' 393 A , ,W ., rl .H N K - , V ,vi Y i ' 3Z,.,:' Xi 4 f s ' Q uk. N W-MN fa ' .-J air K la X r x L, X I 52 15? -4.- ei ' N',.- 'Ii' Av if v i g, W 1, ' K lp. '-f 'J' I ,Wi W , alias, , . - g Q0 :sz ' W. fi, wx 4' ' H ' N F X -NE.. ,wi .4 4. x .Ai - '-.gt -. I f' H X J .- , S' 4 Y -it VJ. Q V-. ., f ,N I MX 0 A? ' YK to -X gf U I ' X Y wa-v -4 X SQQAN 4 . w, Xi J x 1 x 1 5 i tg 2 4 - ti X in ,N ,, , 55 :li ,, ASQ vw Q as ' i .f ff -- - A l A X - ,m ja? , it L , , 1 E? Q fr? .. Q, V is 'S if-,M f 4 ' , afwffxl X , r gy . .AA . K I we eu, , HR we 5 xi ij' Riff. - ..,, ' . 1 N f r , V ' ...wif iw, .tl f 1 ,,,.,.-sf uw ' r if 'wxfxiff' C ' . mga it fi A 'ik 5 Et y fi-wt, ,HW .firm ' v ,,,. . fa f X - if: ia ':K . , V f V n wt Nr ,hx , K ,x W1 ' 27 ' 5. V , ' gil Ae, wif L, in H , ' ., f' 1 X N 'Q - , 'f - YM? A ' 1 , '7 T L Q fy at ,.,R, Q l ' ff ff - arf I f f X, y. 4. 1 . ff V, gf 7 , X 1 Q V i. 4' ' f f , if , 1 r X, , qv X iff, X f M17- af Q 'V ZQAJ t EQ Ai' x Q FRESHMEN Shelby Jean Sions Burlington, West Virginia Dwight F. Simpson Cumberland, Maryland Estel Lincoln Sites Cort-as, XVest Virginia Bruce Andrew Smith Cumberland, Maryland Carolyn Kay Smith Charleston, West Virginia Elaine Martha Smith Green Spring, VVest Virginia James Ptuddle Smith Franklin, VVes't Virginia Paul O. Smith Flintstone, Maryland Samuel Joe Smith Upper Tract, West Virginia Linda M. Smoot Romney. VVest Virginia Larry Brooks Snyder Huttonsville, VVest Virginia Layne Buford Snyder Augusta, West Virginia Peggy M. Southerly Augusta, Vtfest Virginia William Kenneth Spotts Keyser. VVest Virginia Fred Stahl Harrisburg, VVest Virginia Charles Stasko Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania George Dauphine Stathers Falls Church, Virginia Aubrey Hartman Stemple Philippi, XVest Virginia Mary Regina Stento Newburg. XVest Virginia Elmer Wiliiam Stewart Burlington, NVest Virginia Robert Wright Stickley Burlin gton, VVest Virginia Edward Bowman Strawdeiman NVinc-hester, Virginia Charles Keith Sutton Keyser, West Virginia FRESHMEN Larry Eugene Swartzmiller NVeirton, VVest Virginia Harold M. Swisher, Jr. Vienna, West Virginia Jill Beverly Talbott VVebster Springs, VVest Virginia David Miller Thompson Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Fred William Thompson Clarksburg, VVest Virginia James C. Thompson Fort Ashby, VVest Virginia Charles Addison Tribett Keyser, VVest Virginia Edward Wheatley Troxell Cumberland, Maryland Frederick Grant Truscott, Jr. St. Marys, West Virginia James R. Tunajek Parkersburg, West Virginia James Leslie Turbin Keyser, VVest Virginia Boyd Eugene Turner Ridgeley, West Virginia Elsie Marie Turner Antioch, West Virginia John Usmiani VVeirton, VVest Virginia Richard Lee Valentine Cumberland, Maryland Herman Keith Vance Onego, West Virginia Howard Foard Van Horn Green Spring, VVest Virginia Edgar Willard Van Meter Petersburg, VVest Virginia Robert Clayton Van Nest High Bridge, New Jersey Kenneth Lyle Varner XVeirton, VVest Virginia Douglas R. Veach Keyser, XVest Virginia Sandra Waggoner Grafton, NVest Virginia Orvin Ray Wagoilei' Fort Ashby, VVest Virginia Samuel J. Ware Clarksburg. XVest Virginia 'nfl . 45 'ii f X ' J t ' -45 N A ,H R 4 we p Q.. ., f f NM' 1'-ffl K Awww' W , W s :I'f I f d Q X I L 3 , 1 , 6 0 , as as 'N 'L x X .5 I X. J' 1 I 4 3 ' , lg, ' Q' V -3 6 4 'M , ' f af' .Q 'ii gd? 4-331' Q., , E 5 xw iw' fps: .Sq Sr ti Q was .4 av. J - 'uf s . 1-f ., rf, , s . ,3, ',,. we-,,fi' , an-,grit I or , I u 15 a . . 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X A I ., if-' . 7! 5 J Q J J , at lk af A ' X, , ' -',',,, ,- 0,1 14 Q3 , ii 'M 1, M FRESHMEN Rodney Lee Welder Greenville. VVest Virginia John W'illiam Whisner Beryl. West Virginia Eugene Francis White, Jr. Kingwood, West Virginia John Don Whiteman XVesternport., Maryland Stanley Phillip Wilamowski Ainliriclge, Pennsylvania Joseph William Willhide Keyser, XVest Virginia James Alan Williams Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania Ruth Lou Williams Parsons, XN'est Virginia Charles Lewis 'Wilson Ronc-everte. West Virginia David Dean Wilson XVesternport, lvlarylanfl Howard Alan Wilson XVesternport, Nlarylancl Stephen Woodrow Wilson Purgitsville, XVest. Virginia George William Wolf Greenlawn, New York John Moore Wolfe Moatsville, XVest Virginia Deane Rhodes Wright Spencer, West Virginia Everett Blaine Yankie Cumberland. Maryland James W. Yoho New Martinsville, NVert Virginia Harry Robert Young, Jr. Elk Garden, West Virginia Harry Robert Young, Sr. Elk Garden, West Virginia William Sterling Young, II Bridgeport, West Virginia Bruce Ross Zembower LaVale, Maryland Max Racleliiie Zoeekler Arlington, Virginia Faye Ellen Vann Keyser, West Virginia Walter Scott Bowie Keyser, XN'est Virginia yn DS 3 N Campus Grace Notes In Miss Cafamounf .4 I, f x x ' T I I' ' L Q4 gif ' MN X - X1 I-,Y ,J N ,KX lv ' 4 f 4 S 4 N., .Q Q F ,X , 'fi'-554:31-':f x ,,- wg:'fyyq 'X sv -V , G '3 sl nj ' . . Mlss Wllm Q a Shields Miss Ann Phillips if' .fjyf 4 ' , 1 4 X is Queen of The Harvesf Swing 5 Queen of Winter 5 O o J Vi Z ' fn RQ M 0 11950 xxx 5-fiff-gie-425:-+ , Jr Miss Rebecca Green VQBE 1 X if 2 X f L 4 ' v tj? , , A , X X'1 s5,f,46:.flf Q' Xfv vi 'iw n ' N ff ' M A X f' xl 415 6517? 6 4 Q ,SQ 1 QV ff f f , fwgdf ,K f Q Oki Xgy' b f W, ' si N fifty! 3 Wi, AZ fx 1 y 2 17 M 'j M Auf W f ? v xirwg Q' 0 -- x A' .Q Q H Nf 7f,5h 'NQYZK' if li fix 1'-'5m vWnu3fx D S ' A W N A Avfst ' 7, f M gm ff? 6,32 Www,-A 0 J9 ! -XZ, 'H Xkir ,Q Mlss Helen Hutter IA, gf? 2406: ff Q , fly,-.-1 J F ,Q Yw .,fSx.m.' tv 5 Ugg.. ,Nw ff-1 , 4 f .fs:,'--...V,:. -.,, qbfwv, , X .x., . X 3 Q '- Www ' SQ . N , 4, f ' Q 1 f 4 . , , , ., ,F , ,, , .- iw E W. , V f 'VV Wav, 4 f ' K Sigma Sweefhearf Mi ifclry Ball Queen Q , Miss Mary Ann Leyland ie in . ,J GCW e , .,-IMF: 0 -.q., ,,,, I N 0 'Vu If D 'W ' 'R . . an , 1-A V a, 1 4 yy' . ' 1121 - I P ',,,.., -V .H Miss Jean Thompson Queen of The Easier Ball Queen of The Spring Formal S 5 ' 'Quay v A ,, . QQSQN H x .- 6 I Q .wx , .,., .. xx, , W . ,A M Y f' A.,y, A.,, ..VV,1 P ,x,, X 2 V K, , 4 'A' V YQ?-JJ, - II 171 Q3 Mass Donalene Ke ey V! ,,'X'fff' fx ,LEX w Q5 F1 fag .V if YN' -L c' 51. l1S3Ei!+5?f'M' X f gvqqfigfkgar ffx 5.QX. X 1 W? C9511 I-1 A lx X Xxx 0 E j Y- 4' .Nah 'L fL.'N V Lif Wifi N QXQRNQ W V, Y. xf ID Mo fel: a n Vg fff'-Q4-55,6-,,Da?b Q 1 QQ? 1 '04 0' ' '. ' s' ' ' I ' Q x MQ Y Queen gb 4 A Q ul ! FW o w ill Z o l In I f Mlss Darley Broome ffglfffirr- u 'ml ,f4.'-9 Freshman Belle Sophomore Belle X f 1 ' Q mo ixl Mb Miss LaRue Frye X? k -JT O A of 1'o A , -v Apple Blossom Princess WWI Wil ET Miss Ann Phillips Swag? P S' 0 0 0 f - ' fx- 'A Miss Wilma Shields 55 it Q ' K fx it In its annual tri-state contest in twenty-nine Colleges of Pennsylvania, VVest Virginia, and Ohio, Miss Wilma Lee Shields was selected as CAMPUS COVER GIRL. Her picture appeared on the Cover of the ROTO Magazine and she was featured in a story in the magazine. Campus Cover Girl JF Calendar Girl SF Y Miss Anita Marstiller Mineral Daily News Tribune Calendar Girl For March 'V ,r JJ, IF li 2 I QKQ 62154 Hifi -ug K - Ai' 'fl 5 sg. 3 N I 5 S as if 5-.ligflzccrlcudc 5 5 S Cafamou 5 5 E Pas ulno T: E :E Circle KCIub .12 , i cw 1 3 fi ft 1: Nlilllficlllu E 2 5 E Sin an-sl 2 2 ii P10-Yfrs ij- s uhm c :Q S . 5 S in Agflcfulihl U N a f 5 3 5 Ov . n 5. E 5 Q E .gm-no 4 Freshman ' - 5: I Ro'rH 'E 'f Q nginttrg' 5 3 W vias-so ,E ig 5 on-ans 'L E E -' Q : ' nggg e W-R-A' S f 3 I amz. I 5 E D ,,, - '1'-Htlub fb g 5 sgml- P i : E - 25 E -3 Dc.H'L Psi 5 E Onscal- 7 7 Q: 'Y Organizations Etc: Upsilon Gamma syn., ,. Z I , ' he 1 V , 1 ' - If iw- ' . , , ,, 1 f Q. MISS IRICNE BROXVN MISS VIRGINIA JOHNSON Sponsor Sponsor OFFICERS Presidelit ---- Judith Krapf Vice President - Ann Phillips Secretary - Mary Ann Leyland 'l'reasurer - - Ann Bryan .XIDAMAS Editor Maureen Fitzgerald Chaplain - - Nancy Shank Sergeant-at-Arins - - Ernestine Locke Eta Upsilon Gamma was founded at Christian College, Columbia, Missouri, in 19013 it 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 a rush party was held at the Upper Potomac Shrine Club. During the year the Gannnas co-sponsored two dances, the Harvest Swing and the Spring Formal, x-.ith their brother fraternity. Theta Sigma Chi. Honors bestowed upon the sorority are as follows: ROTC sponsors Mary Ann Ley- land, Ann Phillips, Ann Hi-yan, Donalene Kelley: Queen of the Harvest Swing, Ann Phillips: Freshman Belle, Darley Broomeg Apple Blossom Princess, Ann Phillips: Queen of the Military Hall. Mary Ann Leyland: May Queen, Ann Bryan. The sorority sponsored bake sales, a rummage sale, and bake sales within the dor- mitory through the year. A basket of food was sent to a needy family at Thanksgiving. The climax of the year was the annual spring banquet held in honor of the depart- ing sophomores which is given jointly by the brother fraiteri1i'ty, Theta Sigma Chi: and also the spring picnic. MEMBERS Barbara .Xinbrose Sue Karickhofi' .lanet llane Donalene Kelley Louise lleardslee Joyce Keplinger Barbara .Io Bender Judith Krapf Annette Benson Deborah Lacy Darley Broome 3 -f ' Beverly Jo Lepley I 2- g E' Q ' L -l' Sl1IL,L'li'3ia- 54 J ' .ifl,1l5iSl'QFai,f'it'i Patricia Corder 0, Helen Miller Patricia Ileison 70 of U Eleanor Moyer Maureen Fitzgerald fb ,I Pamela Pamer ivlargaret Frey if 'IC Ann Phillips Constance Gautschi fix Y 'QU -ft Shirley Rosier Patricia Grirhth X-xg do Betsy Schoonover .Ioan Guire XC ,Q Nancy Shank Margaret Hague Q Us w Carolyn Kay Smith Jean Hehle Shirley Ilelman. Nancy Kackley Peggy Southerly Elsie Turner Ruth Lou Williams 6 . , . ,A Q rf -. 6 ' 4 N f- , - H 'I 4 'E' . , x Q 1 If If Q V I l Q ., -f 'Q 'f' 5l. . A 'xi 'l ik Q J ' T: F, V ,, gy, , - '35 lf f f , 'J 1 , E V A , I x W 1 i f' :V ' 6 n f x x ' ,xg sf2ff'+,,f' , 5 gn ' .., jgw f fy , ix , 4 1 .., . ,. ,z 'ez ,, ,. ,-Q95 , .9 I L ii. is , 0 4 if 1 'X ..,, if ' EH I si U H IU IU El A AQ Q. 1 19 if 3, f wi 1 'P if ,.,x 41. Q 'Ml' 4 , J ,uf ' Wi ., A 'Ax 4 , x A-A Q N Ui Q A , sv-.11 H F E lf' 5 xt fb, Q 1 I , , ' 2 fx rx' I it 1 Lv' tg W I 'V - x ' . A ' .1 .-1,331 N X y 4 ,Q V s , X X I ' t xx r , n M 'S N 1 . 9 ' Q- . far - 'N Q ' 'tw X . -A 3 . I M X gb. X. . . D 5-lj . 1 ix 5' M 1 AV , 'Qu Kb wr. A X , , xxx I L SXT- ,x iix FQX h Qi v 4 .W .gdQ?a'1frlxawffK M -: hlw. Theta Sigma Chi l MR. E. L. DAYTON Sponsor President - Vice President Secretary - OFFICERS Robert H. Richardson NVilli3m Mankins Charles Staats Treasurer - - .James Giffin Sergeant-at-Arms Harold K. Smith Chaplain - - Russell Curtis Panhellenic John McDonald B X -E-,E'E: ' zifmii 13 Q ,gfjiiaig I 3 ' lE fm liin i f fw Q 'fails'-' . oqfbe Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded on the campus of Potomac State College in 1922. In 1947 Theta Sigma Chi was granted a national charter by the National College Panhellenic and was designated as Alpha Chapter. The fraternity promotes scholarship, character. fellowship, school spirit and cooperation. The fraternity sponsored the annual Miss Catamount contest and crowned Miss Wilma Shields, of Romney, NVest Virginia, as Miss Catamount XIX. The fraternity float won the best Greek-letter award. The college was presented another plaque for the Hag pole hy the fraternity. Two dances, a dinner dance, and annual spring picnic are co-sponsored hy the Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity and their sister sorority. The fraternity also exchanged ideas by 1-4mrrespondence with Beta Chapter of Theta Sigma Chi of Shepherd College. MEMBERS .Iohn Ayton Richard Bartlett NVilliam Brown Charles Calloway Berlin Collett Ernest Courrier Harold Lee Courtney Ronald Dotson Ned Emerson Louis Emery Charles Hamrick Joseph Hanna Joseph Harber Ladd Johnson Gordon Kent Harold Kephart Louis Kreh Thomas Leatherman Robert Myers Francis McNutt William McPherson John Olcott Alan Randalls Austin Richardson Bruce Sites Kirk Waters Harold Wimer '95 49 , Ar. MTE AMN, -A' 5625, ar 35 Q -xg' -rf? f . gm Q 3 ,: Ng 5 , U 23,3 in 1 x i, HWS ,N M 'QYQW , M, Lf w E fa Q- P2 Q ,, 'as M fqfxw N. 3 L4 ,- , AA .1 Q-8 ,v-- . ,LA Q: j- Y x. Q L ' , ' Z' 'il ',+'-tv X 'ii I 3 R mx 1 ci , wfigb -Tti :a Q.: , W Vg Y , Q-ar me-.A 1 s N -Q-M.. , I .hy , f Q s - X Kappa Delta Psi x Arn' MISS ANNE E. VVITHERS p f..' Q - Q' K it 4 0 X Q. 'Emil Sponsor OFFICERS President - - Isabelle Galuppo Vice President Krista Leatherman Secretary 'l'reasurer - - Evelyn Oss Jo Ann Smith Chaplain Jean Thompson Historian - - Donna Lee Correspondence Patricia Hewitt Social Committee Kappa Delta l'si 12151. The motivating Its objectives are to LaRue Frye originated on Potomac State campus. It was organized Apiil lb spirit of this sorority is its motto, Truth, Honor, and PL1IltV further scholarship, to stimulate school spirit, to promote high moral standards, and to develop a close feeling of friendship among its members and a loyalty to the college which is its founding place. Miss Wilma Shields was elected Homecoming Queen and Campus Cover Girl. LaRue lfrye was chosen Sophomore Belle. Five Kappas are on the cheering squad: Jean Thomp- son, captain, XK'.ilma Shields, Carole Harper, Donna Ashenfelter and Elaine Smith. ROTC sponsors for the coming year include Louise Pyles and Donna Ashenfelter. For the past three years, the sorority has been presentd with the Dean's Scholastic Citation. The Kappas exchanged gifts at a Christmas party held in the Home Economics llepartment. In February the group was entertained at an afternoon tea by the patron- esses at the home of Mrs. Earl Hess. VVith their brother fraternity, Phi Kappa Omega. the sorority co-sponsored the annual Easter Ball. A joint picnic, an annual affair, was also held. MEMBERS Donna Ashenfelter Delores Barr Barbara Combs Ruby Davis Linda Haines Sharon Harman Carole Harper Sheila Iiile Elizabeth Martz .lane Martz Treva Mellott Nelva Metcalfe Anna Mae Nestor Patricia Nuzum Louise Pyles Mary Virginia Wilma Shields Elaine Smith Linda Smoot Naomi Stark Ryan l -'Q 15' .XA AN E? if 'X 'gl 'Q' Phi Kappa Omega DR. ALLEN E. MURPHY Sponsor OFFICERS President - - Michael Gulas Vice President - Earl Cecil Secretary - Reginald Kimble, .Jr. Treasurer - Samuel Oelschlager Parliamentarian - Thomas Price - 1. .0 0 A . I I Q . X9-Ms. Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity with its objectives of high scholarship, sound moral character, and cooperation among fellow members, works constantly for the betterment of Potomac State College. Active members initiated the fall term with a successful pledge party, which added several members to the fraternity. Throughout the year the fraternity continued active in intramural sports. campus elections. and social activities. Brother David Satterfield served as president of the student body, and brother Billy Sheppard as president of the Panhellenic Council. The fraternity proudly points to the election of two members of their sister organi- zation, Kappa Delta Psi Sorority. to positions of honor on the campus. Miss VVilma Shields reigned as Homecoming Queen and Campus Cover Girl, and Miss LaRue Frye as Sophomore Belle. Social functions sponsored by the fraternity included the annual spring picnic and the traditional Easter Ball. Alexander Alex Thomas Allen Robert Hailey .James lialenger Brinkley Barlow John Hellotte Carl Bissett Lee Bowyer Earl Cecil James Coberly Donald Combs John Daniels James Duffield XVilliam Eure Michael Gulas Edward Gustkey John Gyorda Frank Hale James Harvey Robert Henry Nils Johannesen 'William Kester Reginald Kimble Charles Kovalcik MEMBERS Dale Landes Ronald Lawman Daniel McFadden Robert Mintdrop William Morris Samuel Oelschlager Edwin 0'Neill William O'Toole Richard Pennington Vincent Pinti George Pitzer Thomas Price Dewayne Raines Victor Rovansek David Satterfield Billy Sheppard David Shrout Bruce Smith Larry Swartzmiller James Tunzjek John Usmiani Kenneth Varner David White Eldon Yoho .l v-'19 Q R a- ' A s., , 1 1 'J' QPF lg F. 143 X ' ITIEQH 1953 Q? 1? N Sigma Ioicl Ch' .NNN swpwywwxt SX' Qw- .XIISS Rl.XlttlAllET RAFTER MISS FRANCES SARL LI O Sponsor Q ' I , ponsoi OFFICERS NYorthy Matron - - Helen Huttvr XVorthy Proteetress Norma Baker Worthy Scribe - Rebecca tlrt-on XVorthy Keeper of Treasury l ranc-es Hartman XVorthy Directress - Sharon llouglas VVorthy Guard - Paula Ixalbaugh PARCHNIENT Editor Delores Sbrout Historian - - - Carol Mills Literary Chairman .lantt Hanna Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Iota Chi is the oldest sorority on the campus of Potomac State College. Although it was originally founded in lflllfi at the University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee, as an honor society, it has become the largest social organization. 'l'.is sorority has become the largest junior college sorority in the lfnited States. Carry- ing on the spirit and ideals of the first Chapter, the group stresses the importance of :tiholastie achievement and fellowship. Using the theme of The Rush Hour, Broadcasting Station FIX, Sigmas welcomed the freshmen women with a party at the home of Mrs. Thad Huffman. Ol' the nineteen pledges ret-eived in October, eleven were initiated in March. Miss Paula Kalbaugh represented the sorority as one of the ROTC sponsors. One ol' our members, Miss Nora Egan. won lirst place in the annual Cirwle li talent show. Site gave a monologue depicting an Italian chef making a beeg pot of spaglietti. Nliss lit-lmecfc-a Green was Crowned Queen of VVinter at the .Jingle Bell Hop. At the annual Sigma Sweetheart Ball in February, Miss Helen Hutter was selected Sigma Sweetlieart. Sigma Sorority joined with -the brother fraternity. Phi Sigma Nu, for parties during lasliets of food to the needy at Christmas lllll t liov Shirley Calhoun Ui s 1 Du . , .' wrt IC fl 1 F v 1 r - A 1 41 X . 'Q ' yn Cam 'Q' j G f .J ira U .1 nalet- Har j ui mai Rb -441 Mft Wa Barbara Heldreth V I ith lxi n t mutu lxinnt l t 1. ,- V. . ..c 1'f.,1' .1 it-2 aj- llf.-.- .gfrna Rt rl S if by Siois Mary Regina Sten o Sandra aggoner Kathryn Yarnall the year. Carrying out the program of Bringing Joy to Others, Sigmas distributed F . C1 'll- U ce h llllszine llinogar lner H:-vt-rly Bryan own' llatrit-ia iiilbaugh . l Jud' 'il 1-r liavonne zyiu ' .Xrl -4 -y liarbarz rst f ' Nolz Feel Nt l gin f Vox ltigfl nt in lindt I yuh nt , , W ' I tb ll txt iss t not . ble J to it tot C nolxn off ' b l i utilttc av X , if xl f t Xn dx '5 XX Y! Phi Sigma Nu t w sviVi Xx H, ,, ! L um FM MR. .IAMICS T. HANDLAN Sponsor OFl+'lCl'lRS President Vice President Secretary Jerry XVilson Edwin Dean - Paul Shaffer Treasurer Byron .Xthey Chaplain Louis Boi-do Panhellenic - Pete Lechiara NX'arren Eisenhower Grand Council - Ernest Emswilcr Sergeant-at-Arms - Francis Albanesc Phi Sigma Nu was founded in 19122 and in 155443 was granted a charter in the National College Panhellenic and designated as Beta Chapter. Phi Sigma Nu has as its objectives 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 on the campus. Phi Sigma Nu has won thirteen consecutive Dcan's Scholarship Awards, given to the Greek-letter organization making the highest total scholastic average. Miss Rebecca Green and Mr. Byron Athey were crowned Queen and King of XVinter at the eighteenth annual .Jingle Bell Hop sponsored by the Phi Sigma Nu. The Phi Sigma Nu also assisted the Sigma Iota Chi at the Sweetheart Ball. The bonds of friendship established here will be lasting memories in the years to come. A MEMBERS Fred Nestor Francis Albanese Byron Athey Paul Austin Blake Baughman ltobcrt Boal Louis Bordo lidwin Dean Fred DeVore XVarren lflisenhower lirncst lflmswiler lionald Gingerich Shirley Gray Robert PI. Jones Jerry Kelican Frank Lechiara Pete Lechiara Delmar Livingood Theodore Lowery Joseph Lopez John McRobie VVilliam Munsie Raymond Murray Robert Perry Paul ShafTer Henry Clay Smith llart Stemple John Stickel Harold Swisher Richard Valentine William Walters Thomas Whelan Jerry XVilson 1, 51 gmzl Roth Mililory Honorory Society ' V Nl SGT. CIORIJON HLACH , 5 ETB.. Sponsor . IH57-364 OFl IC'lCRS Ol RUTH 3 Coiiipiiiiy' Coininanmler - Byron T. Atlie-x' '-if Coinpuny lixvciitive Ililly L. Sheppard ' ' l'iist Platoon Leader - .lznnes T. Gitiin M-cond Platoon Iivziflei' - 'l'cri'y W. Bi'oarlwutor l'liir4l Platoon Leader - Pete A. Lechiairu Cliziplziin - - lflmlwin B. Dean CA PT. .l ACK FESSEN I BEN Sponsor 15557-JN ACTIVE NIEMISICRS OF ROTH Pew A. Lei-liiuru XVilliuin L. Munkins Robert IC. Miller Fmm-is B. Mc-Nutt, .lr. George W. Pitzer John W. Riley, Jr. HMT-SN R0 FH l'l,lCIJCll'IS liyron 'l'. .Xtlil-5' Eclwin li. In-Lin liuvill lilzu-li James 'l'. Gillin 'lm-1-y W, Iil'ULl1iXY1liJI' lfliigi-me H. Hannah Ili-rlin li. Colli-it Idclwiml F. llelinins lkiul I.. Cook Nils P. .lolizinnesen Loon IC. Cox XViIliaiin ll. Lunilis lionailil .Xlll-n llicliiiiwl llowrllx' fluijv IC. .Xnmlvrson Duvicl Dyer .Iolin S. .Xlvton John F. lf'itzputi'ic-li .Iolin IC. llvllotto Andrew N. Frye Grover llowiv Nlicluiel Llulus XX'orlli.x' L. lloxxjvi-i', .lr. .lznnes R. Guthrie, .li liuriiis N. llrnnt Terry V. Hagxgwty Me-lxin Czirml Frank ll. Halle' Iioln-rt, Clairli Walter Hillogus llonzilrl Uornlis Joseph A. lfluclock Flii-su-i' .X. Croinl-r llonzilal liline,-stivcr Ronailil Cl. Lawinfin Iflston 'l'. l,,euIlierinzin Hurry NV. Miller Glenn XY. Mullett Mia-lizwl L. Murphy R,olierl L. Myers Junws A. llflc-Clintic XVilliziin lVlcPherson Sannucl Uelsclilaigei' Milton Nl. Price Thoinus Cl. Price George D. Sutti-i'fll-lil Billy L. Slieppzirml Bruce L. Sites Hurry L. XVic'klinc' .ll-iijv A. Wilson 'Flin-oclore F. Tioga-rs Victor .I. Hovzinsvli .luck li. Slieppziril Henry C. Sniitli Jziines R. Smith Aubrey H. Steinple XVilliu1n Tulxlis Milton Vein Meltvi' Kenneth L. Viirner Scott H. XV2ll'li Joseph XY. XVillii1l1' Hui-olil IC. XVliner lf!'9v.w,2 4' in cb aig, Qgxv ana MDV 4 H 9 35,5 vw 'W in 3- f, 5 Q 1' ' ji UT h F Y I . nwrsmg U01 fffg ai ,ms A X .3 .. Q ,-ww' mtv X 'X x x fa am sf ' M . , W, 4 1 -, If-1 2- R 1 r.. 1 .5 K A, 1 .N J' ---A J M , A qw., , G' ,i Pcmhellenic 1 L I - ' : :Str 6' N f - A Q s., J A ' ' .,,,.mw . ,M Q . A N' AN 7' 1 ff 1 W ft ' A . - .- fi it ' I QTL,-, f' 42' i -, 1 .. so . .E TWSBM ' ' 1 ef g , 1 t . iff ' - air' ' . A ,lf A 5, .wtf 'P ' 1 T I E. .ix I 1 M ' 7 Js m' f':.4- f ff., , Wffiffll' 'rf 5 ' t fi WW , ' 1 3 A Q fwkh . .gf L Q 1 Tl P l '-C fx ,A f 2 f IEQW x Z .-J,-at ,K ft . E SWA ,f A P as ,X S , - 4-A . QS' Xl. , 1 am, , ., 1 I, ' I ,. 4,151-uf. ' .. , I, wzw 2' ' I - f f 5 .tt s. f x K X ,sf 1, s ri f X f ,557 ' S s ,-j 'f sf t 'A 52 . ay 5 m Ill' .fe .. it ' t.. if . ., t w. -fs. .twat M sfxs S t 9 'f get Q V, X 'ik v ' if J W , 9 I' W 1 'K M. 4' ff, '57, I xx ilixsfd 31. X .3 L ie an iellenic ouncil, governing body of the Greek letter organizations on cam- pus, is composed of three members, two sophomores and a freshman, from each frater- nity and sorority. The council serves as a forum for the discussion of problems per- taining to fraternal life. Its aim is to promote good fellowship and coaoperation among the fraternities and sororities on the campus, to assist in keeping up the spirit of the school. and to maintain the highest ideals of life. character. and citizenship. Panhellenic arranges the annual school program for these societies and arbitrates school campaigns and elections. OFFICERS First Semester President ---- Vice President Secretary ---- Representative to Social Committee Second Semester I,I'f?SltlL'Ili ---- Vice President Secretary ---- Representative to Social Committee Billy Sheppard Helen E. Hatter .lohn R. Mcllonald - Michael Gulas Margaret Galuppo Carole .l. Harper Judith A. Krapf Donalene Kelley wav! M E NI BIC R S 4 - 22. 'Twig ' ffx 355, , f 1 . f t Tiff ,,c Darley S. Broome Sheila .I. liile 1-,ZX Ernest A. Courrier Pete Lechiara ' ,it'51 : ' iL Richard Eisenhower Robert H. Richardson Linda liverhart Mary R. Stento MR. ALAN H. PAINE Robert L. Henry Jerry A. NVilson Sponsor Yt if QW fgigfs st . Student Council OFFICERS President of Student Body - David Satterfielrl President of Sophomore Class .Ierry Wilson Vice President of Sophomore Class - Frederick Nestor Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class - ' LaRue Frye Representative to Student Council - Nils .Iohannesen President of Freshman Class - - Rocco Palumbo Vice President of Freshman Class - Sanford Leathers Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class A Margaret Frey Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative Representative to Student Council - Beverly Bryan of PASQUINO - Edward VVilliams of Reynolds Hall - .Iudy Krapl' of Panhellenic - Billy Il. Shepherd of Davis and Memorial Halls - liarl Cecil of Cheerleaders - .lean Thompson DAVID G. Nl,'Z' X Sponsor of Potomac State College is the The governing organization of the student body Student Council, whose major objectives ale directing school spirit. During Freshman XVeek, the Council assisted in incoming students: two weeks later the group helped , t 'C' 'ze t e ' 'es a C a , selected freshman rules, and supervised their enforcement through the Kangaroo Court. The Council supervised the selection of cheerleaders, held thuses and sold program- for the football games. On October I9, the Student Council sponsored one of the most gala allairs on tho campus, the annual Homecoming Ball, honoring Miss NViIma Shields as Miss Cataniount XIX. In May, the Council cooperated with the Physical Education Department in the May Day Fete, which culminated in the May Queen's Ball. Upon recommendation of the Athletic Department, the Council presented letters and sweaters to athletes. The Council sponsored a campus-wide drive in February lo collect books for Korean orphans. X I i ss student activities and promoting the orientation program for the to nvani h P1 slim n l ss asf S' . x 4,35-sz, x X 'N . QR S ,f ft s f XX! 1 X X 4' 41 ev-X :Vex .as 4 sow. .Haig 4F'A 'Q 7, u vm xx 'RM ,f ,,,,A,.-. ....,...,.:w K X ,X P '1 Nw Sigma Phi Omega OFFICERS President - - .lerry A, XVilson Vice President - - Byron T. Athey Seeretary-Treasurer and Sponsor Nancy M. Miller Faculty Representative - David G. Nuzum Sigma Phi Omega was established on the campus of Potomac State College in 1922! for the purpose of honoring scholarship, leadership, and citizenship. The society has no national aliiliations, hut is purely local, and over the years it has developed its own policies and traditions, Nlemlwei-ship in Sigma Phi Omega is a coveted honor. The organization makes a valued contribution to the College. It sponsors two con- xocations, one at the beginning ot' the school year to acquaint new students with leading campus organizations and personalities, :md another at the close of the year to honor achievement of every kind. The spring initiation and the annual banquet are highlights of the school year. On the latter occasion, the society is instrumental in hringing to the campus an outstanding personality in the field of education. Sigma Phi Omega takes its responsiliilities seriously and stands ready to co- operate with the college at all times. MEMBERS Earl Cecil Mary Ann Leyland Lavonne Iluser liavis Iilrnestine Locke Sharon, llouglas Carol Mills l.allue Frye Samuel Oelschlager D A .faincs Gifiin .Xnn Phillips it ZQQIQJLQ n l'leIiecca Green Robert POINVOY in Nw i'atriei,t llewitt Thomas Price Q . Helen Hutter Jo.-Xnn Smith Louis lireh lidward Williams William icestei- IJH. IXANCX M. Nlllililull Sponsor I Wu Home Economics Club 4,601,019 otfvicmns I ' 0' 'I 'QP President - - I-Iarriette Arnold 1 - 5? Xl! ' Vice President - Camille Boyce N , A 1 :F Q A Secretary - Paula ,lean Kalbaugh f E A Treasurer Regina Stento V A 'far I f P 5 '. 4' ' Q5 . . Yv s0Y V , 'Y I Mas. ELIzA1z1f3TH HANLIN ' ' fill 'I ' ' SPUUSOI' 4 ' sa' The Home Economics Club of Potomac State College is a member of the state and national organizations. Membership is open to all girls interested in home economics. The club offers opportunity for each member to develop socially by being hostess at various functions and participating in other club activities. The Home Economics Club sold mums during Homecoming weekend: they shared the responsibility of a Homecoming Hoat with the Agriculture Club. They also sold refreshments at the game. The organization assisted with the preparation and serving of the Parents' Day meal. Members of the club participated in the program dealing with fashion for thc Piedmont and Keyser VVomen's Clubs. The club sponsored an open house for all friends and families of girls and women interested in Home Economics. Harriette Arnold represented Potomac State and West Virginia as the state's candi- date for the othce of national vice president of the college club section of American Home Economics Association. MEMBERS Janet Bane Anita Marstiller Carol Morgan Martha Shiver Barbara Heldrith Shirley Matthews Anna Mae Nestor Peggy Southerly Nancy Kackley Treva Mellott Betsy Schoonover . N ' ,, '8,...t M, SOPHOMCRES The Pclsqui no A, , ,.- - vi ,Q , 'mv 1 ' ,-f ' ,f-no ,J V ,Y .U w uv 65 +A m v - gs' f g , iiv sim ,, Q 12' 'wx The PASQLTINO, Potomac' Stats student nt-wspaper, completed its thirty-ninth year of publication, Nluy. 1958. Aside from c-annpus circulzitimpn, the PASQUINO is mailed to parents of non-Commut- ing stnmlents and to thc colltfgek alumni ull over the world, The inainstuys of tht- statin' arm- tho journalism majors, hut many volunteer workers are znlrlwl because of the complexity of the undertaking. Each year the stall' compiles at Sturlent-Faculty flirt-cte irjc. Social highlight, of the ycar is the anmuul Press Banquet, at which time an out- standing journalist uclclrcsses the group. The PASQVINO is puhlisherl fortnightly zinml is uliiliutecl with the XVest Virginia Intm-rc'ollugiz1tL- Prt-ss Assoc-iution. ,wr V, K ...,:.:as:'f,, .f -, Lt liditor-in-Chief - - Ifldward .I. Williams News Editors - David Satterfield, Wilma Shields News Staff - Patricia Griflith, XVilliam .l. Nlorris, Leon Shimer, Michael Gulas, Peter li. Iiutler liusiness Manager - - - Harold li. Smith Sports - - - Robert XV. Pendergast, lflditor Society - LaRue Frye, Barbara Combs, llrlilors The Pasquino THE STAFF ' Charles Staats, .lohn lVlc-Donald, Louis lireh, .lc-an Thompson, Judy Krapf, Connie Gautschi, Lallue Frye 'Fed Troxell, Carl F. Slemmer, Carol Mills, Edward Miller Isahelle Galuppo, Anna Mae Nestor, Louise Ileardslee, Peggy Southerly, Pamela Pamer, Carolyn Goil' and Elaine Smith x N V r Features - Robert Dunn, XValter lflmerson, lCditors DI I4'lAM1'xm4'lvH Af 'UH UI R Carol Harper, Wilma Shields, Anna Mae Nestor, 1'21f'11lfF 1WV15 l Nola Reel Alumni - - - Krista Leatherman, lfiditor Circulation - - - Clyde Blorelu-ad, Manager Assistants: James llallenger, Newman KVM-liline, John li. Phares, .lohn Daniels Stall' Photographer - - - Charles L. Dean Assistants: Leon Shimer, Ric-hard Bartlett Faculty Advisor - - Dr. Elizahetli A. Atwater WN' SAK- j Xb I is S X ,. he 3? 25' ' Q s X Xlli. J. X- . . t - . 4 AJS ,1':' ' , s 'S 1 - X sexi' xl , , ' 'vt x ,J-. '--.Qt ssw- .Q 5 1 .1-A I ' s f. sex:-F WM.. l 3 , 5 X -Q Q. :A Potomac Stale D balers The Potoinac State Delmatei-s Club was organized in 15153 under the direction of Mr. .l. Kenna Burke. It seeks to develop techniques in debating and understanding of a Vnajen' prohlein in conteinpo1'a1'y Americ-an life. A question for debate is selected, fol- lowed by resealm-h work and discussion. This j'9ill S problem was Resolved: That the 1'w1uii'e1nent of inemlmership in ia labor organization as a condition of eniploynient should he legal. l , ifV, .. , C 1? MICMBICIKS Louis iam-no Mit-lwei sums ' ,WD y Blake Baughnian Harold Smith Thomas Whelan James Ogborne l K ICNNA HL' HKE Sponsor Chrislicln Youlh Fellowship OIVIVICICIKS l'rosi1lL-ni - llc-lwr-mi firm-1-n Vice Presirlcnt - l'alrim-ia Nuzum Soc-rotary - Donna Iwi- xXQil1'lli'l'iil'l' 'Vroasurcr - - Clynlo Nlzm-lirml Historian lioxm-i'ly llryzm Q . go 'i .Q RIIGIXIISIGIQS f . - iw 'N Wayne Arnold lsahcllv Kialuppo llarry Mill.-r , , .lohn Ayton Carolyn Gillllilik' Carol .Xlills f Norma Baker Carolyn Goh' Shirli-5' llosim-r 1 1 i n Nelson Bates Anclrva Grady l,i-on Shime-r fi 1 'A Camillo Boyce Janie-s Harvo-x' ln-lori-S Shi-out 'Alf - 'v E Darley Broomc Have-rly La-ploy Carolyn Smith ' R 'E ' Leon Cox Mary Ann Leyland Kill. W. IQAXHIA MK Ii U I Sponsoi The Christian Youth Fellowship was organizci-il on thu Potomac- Sian- 4-ainpiis in 1949, This orf1aniz'ition strive-s to luring Fhriatian youth of Poiomzu- Stahl Colle-go ii 2, c c-loser Contact with the churn-h anfl to mlm-prim lhoir mln-votional liil- through i'1-m'i'1'1iilull and fellowship. Construrtivo prograins arc p1'vsc:1itwl hx' thi- various im-nilwrs at the meetings which are held each Sunday cvviiiiig. The Christian Youth Fc-llowsliili vo-spoiisoiwl llvligious Nnipliasis XX'm-li :mil Sli! sorecl the Pre-liaster Communion anrl l'i'u-ldzistvi' worsliip SL'l'Yi1'L'N for l'rol1,'sIant 5 cle-nts. It also participated in several Q-anipus social on-iita. Q A 'N N f tk NIH. J. ,,,. S l The Newman Club is a Catholic organization of Catholic culture anfl fellowship that guides the spiritual, intellectual. ancl social interests of the Catholic students at Potomac State College, assisting them whenever possible, anml welding them into a common union. The Newman Club receivefl Holy Communion in a borly during the Christmas and Easter sessions. All of the Catholic students on campus received Holy Communion in a borly anrl helcl Communion Breakfast tluring Religious Emphasis Week. Special speakers attenrlecl meetings at various times throughout the year. A few meetings were social allairs, such as square flances. These were heltl in St. Mary's Hall in licyscr. lfrancis .Nlbanese llrinklcy Harlow Stanley lieafore lflrlwarcl Beal Peter Butler Ronalfl Catclli Donald Chicarell Patricia Deison fz..ff.f QM 1 l Sponsor li ICN NA BURN E MED Anthony Delligatti Nora Egan Vvarren lflisenhower John Fitzpatrick .Ioan Guire John Gyorrla Joseph Harber Eflwarcl Helminski 'IBICRS Frank Lechiara Pete Lechiara Daniel McFafltlen Patrick Murphy James Ogborne Rocco Palumbo Carmen Pellegrino Charles Stasko Regina Stento Bruce Smith John Usmiani Kirk VVaters Jerry VVhitehouse Kathryn Yarnall Ol+'FlClCRS 1'i-esifltf-nt - - Eflwarml Helminski Vice Presiflcnt. Pete llechiara Secretary - Nora Egan Treasurer Kathryn Yarnall Pofomac Slclle Singers XVziync- Arnnlfl Alt-xzintlur Alex Ne-lson Hates Louise I5e-z1i'clslt-t-- Aimettu ISL-nson .Iohn Brown Charles Cot- Leon Cox XlZll'g.1l'Cl Ann l Thomas fil'l'llSL'l' Juan Guirt- Shzirun Han mon .lllflkll-ll'IllS 'Q Fiaiiic-t-s llurtmzm Billy Slit-ppzirfl lim-gina Ste-nth ,limit-s llzirvt-y Carolyn Smith I,e-t- Sxx'zt1'tzwziltl4-1' if' .It-an lflvhle- lflillllk' Smith Ric-lizirrl V41ls-ntinc- . Nils .lulizinnt-st-n .lame-s Smith Szmtlrzi Wztggnm-r Arhulus Kinnt-y llinrlzt Sinunt Ruth Lnu Williams 3 .lurlith liilmt-r l't-ggi' SUlllllL'l'ly John Wulft- ww' Iionzilml I,ziwmzm Hurt Stt-mplv Hurry li. Ynung T.. ' liiclizirrl lim- Hzirry Millcr Pz1trit'iz1 Nuzum She-lhy .lt-gm Sions V 13,-tsy St'l10tJl10Yt'l' . Nlll. l.l-IUNAI-Ill XYl'l'llIiliS ., 6, A Dii'L-ctoi' Eff A The Sinfft,-rs of l'otmnzn' State- Fnllt-un wort- orgzinixt-rl in limi tu gin- tht- stnrlt-nts ?'-I who we-rc intt-re,-stt-tl in singing un opportunity to t-njny group pzirticipzitinn in tht- nrt. From an humhle- beginning the Singt-rs group has grown lmoth in numlat-r zmfl rvpu- tation to Ima-t-oiiw the most tic-tive c-ulturtil rwgztnizzttimi on tht- 1-ztmpus, I'ntmn:tt- Stutt- sf-ntls this group on zmnuul tours to rt-prt-st-nt tht- c-ullc-ge at mzmy high st-lionls in tht- tri-stzitv ztrc-ai. This yt-ur tht- Singt-rs visiut-cl tht- fulluwing high srlmuls: Iii-uc-t-, Yzvllt-Y. l'it-cllnont, l,0U,'l'Slllll'Q. Klum-4-fit-ltl, Rmnnt-y, liiiigwuurl, Southt-rn Gzn'rt-tt. ainfl lit-hx st-r. The- highlight of tht- wintt-r st-zisrm wits tht- prt-st-ntzition of 'l'ht- llzilit- tit' l1t-thlt-- hom, at c-zintzttu hy Nlztttln-ws, which was sung lllffvfllf' the KL-ysc-r Iirwtzim' Club zmrl th.- cnllege us the Christmas c-oiivm-zitinii. 'l'ht- Cillltillil ft-ziture-el the- Mixed Chorus. tht- Alt-n's and NVnmt-n's C'horust-s, and splcmists: Pzitric-izi Nuzum, Mrs, lfrginc-es llatrtmztn, Nils .lu- tizinnesun, .lnhn lh-own, Carolyn Smith, zmfl Arlmutus liinnuy. Pre-c-Q-ecling tht- spring tour. tht- Singt-rs ziclclc-tl spt-L-itil music' to tht- zmnutil Ii:-liuimiu limphzisis We-ek prngrznn. Climtixin,-.f tht- yt-air with tht-ir lust pt-rfu1'1nzim-t- for tht- Q.Il'lltlllilllll,LI im-mht-rs. th'- Singe-rs pruviflt-tl the music' for the C'oinnnnc'e-im-nt c'o1ix'm'a1tioii. UI-'l lC'lCllS llil't-vtul' - l,t,'0liul'1l XYillit--Vs .Xc-1-mnpztnist l'1l'illlC'l'S Szirulln l'rt-sirlt-nt l'atrit-izi Nuzum I OF Fl C' IC HS President - James Ogherne Vice President - lvlargaret Galuppo Sei-retary-Treasurer - LaRue Frye The Potomac' Players completed their thirty-ninth year of dramatic activity this lu-ar. The Pliiyers, oldest cultural group on the campus, being formed in HHH, pro- i. ides students with training in the field of dramaties. llflemhers are able to display their talents in many phases of play-produeing such as ac-ting, make-up, set design, and stage managing. This year the Players produced a three-act comedy, The VVhite Sheep of the Fam- ily. with the following c-ast: Lee- Courtney. R. Warren lilisenhower. Margaret Frey. LaRue Frye, Margaret Galuppo, Susan liai'icliliotT, Rocco Palumbo, James Oghorne, and I-Idward XVilliams. MIGNIIZICIRS Patricia Corder llonald Grier William Morris Shelhy Sions I.ee Courtney l'atric'ia Grillith Xvllllkllll Murphy Elaine Smith Sharon Douglas Margaret Hague Roc-eo l'alumlmo Harold Smith Edward Emerson, Ill Susan Karic'l4holl' Pamela Palner Peggy Southerly Ernest lilmswiler Louis V. Kreh Leah Ross Charles Staats IZ. 'Warren lCisc.-nhower Delnorah Lac-y David Satterfield Jean Thompson Margaret Frey Beverly Lepley Martha Shriver Edward Williams Della Psi Cmegcu OI FlC'lCIiS l'i'esimlc'nt - - - lirlwuiwl .I NX llll im Vic-e PM-sirluiit Isulwlln fi ilu 1 Sucreta1'y-'I'i'esisL11'u1' .lzimes Oqlmi nf KIIGMISIQIIS lirnest lflmswilei' Duvill Szittvrlielll Hzimlml Smith Delta Psi Omega is the largest lifmm' souttx more than two liimclrccl uvtive vliziptc-i's sc-:lttei 4 S Mute College is Cast Numlici' llll of this group Stumleiits are selected fm' iiieiiilveisliip mi 1 iumt lm ls s 1141-iiliilllzitell liy work in scmie pliase of cirzim itirs Intuit tha mmlixicluil mix ln um sirlereml fm' memliersliip. lClec'licm tw tlie sm-ietx me ii then is mit iutumi must satisfy nutiwnzil and lm-ul i'e-ciiiiiwiiitiits tm gluti Delta Psi Omega lluus mit. Lxist us zz 21-pl utimiit fm mln im iti nluli liut ls 1 itlni ax l'l'ZlICl'llltj' to give i'ecogiiitirm to iiieiiilit-is of uc i mgmif ltlulis xx nl 1 few V J W 3' , it 5 i' f .-', , X . -f if-4 if . Q is fgxw . 1- 3'A fd, ,nag - ' N if if ' fe- lrc e - .i -. 5:93 oi-'iv i cmus qs X ef -- ,. X X X ,Y President - Harold XVimer -,jk X Vice President. - James Giftin Yi it 1 A seo-eral-y - i-uiwai-ti XYilliams f1'j Treasurer William Mankins p ,,,, 1 ? 1 Q'N s ,,A. 1 Ani. wipinixii ic.-tap iiici-Lxizi. E -Q1, I gg- Sponsor The Circle K Cluh of Potomac State College was officially organized in 1952 when it was presented with International Charter No. Sill. This club was formed with the idea and purpose of serving the college campus and the community of Keyser. The Circle K Cluh is sponsored lay the local Kiwanis Club, and is composed of Col- lege men of high character and scholastic standing, who feel that to serve others is uorthwhile and is a desirable trait of one's personality. The ideals of Circle K are to develop, hy precept and example, a more intelligent. promote cordial fellowship and high scholar- in college. to hind with stronger ties the ex- aggressive, and serviceable citizenship. to ship, to provide educational opportunities V pcrience in living and working together, to serve the community and the college, and to :live primacy to the human and spiritual iather than the material values of life. Some ot' the major projects completed 'this year were sponsoring the annual home- coming parade. presentation of an annual talent show, operation of the second-hand I-ook store, assisting with Parents' Day. participation in Kiwanis Ham, Bacon, and Egg show, assisting with the County Cancer Drive, and serving as guides for campus activi- tics. Harold XVimer was elected International Trustee at the International Circle K Con- xcntion in Denver, Colorado. SOPHOMQRES SN-W iwillltls. Francis Alhanese Byron Athey James Ballinger Richard Bartlett. Earl Cecil Berlin Collett Paul Cook James Gifiin Charles Stasko Lee Courtney Ronald Dotson Eciwarcl Struwtlerman FRESHMEN Circle K OLD MICMBICHS Michael Gulas Eclwzirrl Gustlicy Louis Kreh XYillium Nlzinliins Samuel Oelschlziger Thomas Price Austin Ric-lizirclson Ralph Schmidt NICXV Nl ICM HIGHS Hurolrl Smith Duvicl Suttcrtielrl Paul Sliutier llurly Sites Eclwurcl XX'illiums l-lurolcl XVimer .lcrry XYiIson liltlon Yoho XValtcr Gregg .Iumcs Tunzijck .Iwscpli N 1 um XVa1hert, Peters XYillizim NIucl'herson licnmth X 1 XVHl'l'9ll Eisenliowel' John .Xylon Ilohci I .James Colierly llzirry Nlillcr lloulllfi I U liainit ii' gp.. sy, W K X 2, J X Y My fm M S 'z , w NWN? Q ,Q M3 t Q W E, Nw X X Potomac Stale Crchesfra The Potomac- State Band and Oi'c-hestra provides opportunities for students to con- tinue pmeliee in instrumental work while in college. The members play x'zu-ious types ol' music-, from c,-lussiceil to modern jazz. They meet in the evenings, tu in the ps-vcliology huilding. 'ZX Wx ir in X lf L , W Q- Ric-lizard Assero ii ifnl. V X .Iohn Ayton ll fll 'bikg John Brown ll f ll if 4 ' V WW Leon Cox 'v l l 1 1 Q Qll ljyjl Cole Cullen it lpl 1 4 fig' Iudwln Ilcun NJ l XVzu'1'en Iiisenhowei' Donald Gingerich MEM HIGHS Patricia Griliith Martin Johnson Ernestine Loc-ke Harry Miller Vincent Pinti David I'1'ysoCli David Shapiro Peggy Southerly 'o days a week, Hzu'tni11n Steniple LZll'1'vY Swzirtzniillei Elsie Turnei' John Usmiuni Richard Valentine John XVolfe Harry Young Miliiciry Marching Band MR NUNZIO BARBERA Sponsor Ric-hard J. Assero John S. Ayton John E. Bellotte John R. Brown Cole Cullen Martin F. Fitzgerald Edwin Dean - Francis Mc-Nutt Margaret Frey David Black Leon Cox - - Ili OFFICICRS o - Hand Nlaster, Captain 'um Major, lst Lieutenant - Sponsor Sponsors' liscnwt 2nd Lieutenant Nils P. .lohannea Vincent Pinti MEMBERS Donald W. Gingerich, .li Harry NV. Miller David Prysock David Shapiro Hart A. Stemple Larry SVV3l'tZlNlllt'l' 3nd Lieutenant .lohn I. Usmiani Richard Valentine Ken Varner John XVolfe l-larry R. Young W S FC Y, X. 1513 4 ML f:.yi If' f I , i f N I' 5 i A S, ',-,.ivL. Jig, 1 . 7 ----fo xx izili f X4 ' -'W-f-'rf S A K j , . Q ' 1 g I if . Y .- 3 ' F HHH - Mb- -ue. 'lily Engineers' Club First row, left to right: James Miller, Elaine Hint-garclner, Brut-e Sites, Theotlore lf-iflin, Thomas Price, .Iam ' --.4..................- es Ric-harrls, Samuel Uelsc-hlager, lliviil Dyer, lllr. XValter Jaworeli, Robert Sagers. Set-onml row: Maxie Armentrout, Clarence Shaw, Jac-ls Gerhard, .lohn Phares, Robert lfwster. Robert Pomrolv, Calvin Alt, Eilwarel Eisentrout, Robert Saville, .lames Roberts. Thirrl row: Robert Carey. XVilliam Mankins, Ric-hgircl Keller, Robert Jones, James Fave, XValter Burke, Samuel Smith, Stanley Dahmer, Herman Vance, Ric-harrl Nlorris, Roilney Welder, Darius llrant, Russell Metc-alf. Fourth row: Allen luuser, Harolil XVimer, XX'illiam St-ott, Michael Qllurphy. Glen- ilon Kline, Cecil Lower, Michael Gulas, Richard Neely, David lierns, Vxfilliam Hayden. Fifth row: George Pitzer, Ronald Ferrara, Robert Qllinttlrop, Eflwarfl O'Neill, .lohn Stic-kel, Charles Hott, Norman Hess. The Engineers' Club of Potomac State College is composed of students participating in the engineering orientation program at the college. The organization was founded iq 19:12 and has remained ac-tive for the past twenty-six years. 4 OFFICERS 1 ,t e 3,5 1 , l ,lf ., i -.-. I resident - - - Bruce Sites ' L9,., - Vice President - - Thomas Price 5 Secretary-Treasurer Samuel Oelsc-hlager , i k Reporter - - James Gitiin 4' 'lnfyy , f MR. WQXLTER A. .IAWOREK ff Sponsor 1.4 , k?fff ,M , X J' ' i y' 1 f mv, 'M f f, f f!,efQt , f 1 V i, .KM y fi, A , 4 , pgjy o , gif? 2 .4 . 3-: 2,5 5 J , .f ,,, , ., ,.., , W., mmf, f, , . , :X 9, f Agriculture Club Y OFFICERS President - - - Eugene Ilannah Vice President Paul .Xustin Secretary Garland Ebert Treasurer Tommy Ilipscomli . 5 Reporter Tommy Ileatherman Q 4 9 A -.5 f E g..,s , MEMBERS bmw... li Norman Ahern NVilliam Hatneld Harry Perkins - 1' Calvin Alt Robert Kelley NValbert Peters John Bensenhaver Dean Kenny Roscoe Petit 4' Bruce Borror Harold Kephart Edward Sheets ' Richard Dowdy Jerry Lease Elmer Stewart i Q Ronald England Delmar Livengood Edgar VanMe1t-i X v , ' ' V H Benny Gragg Cal-1 May 'hmm gyulfp MR. OSCAR H. lil Sl XValter Gregg Hoy Pennington Advisor The Agiicultuie Club ofliciallx ioined the fimiix tf c nnpus oigan'xitions in V4 - v . v Ay I N 2 lv , .L Av . 4 V42 A. lf., . The purposes of the organization are to provide opportunities for club members In become acquainted with leaders in the field oi' agriculture: to develop leadership, co- operation, and citizenship: and to promote i't-t-watiomil activities for the members oi' the organization. The club's activities during the year included a float sponsored jointly with th.- Ilome Economics Club in the Homecoming Parade: a-concession stand operated at the Parents' Day Program: guest speakers to provide members with information in the diffelent fields of agriculture: selection of the outstanding agriculture student: attend- ance to Penn State University: sponsorship of the Regional FFA Parliamentary Pro- cedure, Creed. and Public Speaking contests: tour of Harton's Diary near Cumberland, Maryland: and visitation to the FFA Ham, Bacon, and Egg Show in Keyser. w--2. fl I ..,, .. z S I.. 1 M-'HHH 1 W. s --ak xl-'sox U tv Q ' e iq. j a ,, -A at c , qw, G f 4 ,45 ' . a re 44 ' ' xr ' A ' if A ' W 9 ig- 1 if Q .Q me .1 , . , 5 QNX. X .,, ,.,:,.LN? X was t ,, , , , N 'N .W +P 1 , Q s 'ff V, '- , 'Q N I A ft 2 5 'GR 1 egg 2 y X Q yer 439 ,, I 3' Q wi 'J 1 at-T f -f --1 in 1 iff 3 MV. ttgyy-vv nm' x, ' s, , ' 5191-s 7 A ,..i,,..5-f-M ts, ' f .sb ' Q- 1 l sffwsi WV N M , Z , .A. A. ' Q , F 'l'he Women's Athletic Assoc-izition has as its motto A sport for every woman zincl every woman in ai sport. lt was orgunizell to popularize women's athletics untl to provitle leisure time activities. The organization aims to tlevelop stanflarfls of leadership and sportsmanship and to lmrolnote those activities whit-h inuqv he atlaptetl to the leisure time of later school life. Intrznnural games are howling, volle-rlzull, hzuhninton, basketball, and pingpong, among other zletivities that ure olleretl. The eluh is open to all girls on eznnpus. A total of two huntlrefl fifty points entitles il member to an emlmlem. These points fire at-quired hy participation in tournaments, attending meetings. unrl in various other ways. W. A.. .X. mantle t-oi-sages for the Mothers on Parents' Day. This provetl extreme si'Ct'essfL1l. Uresiflent Vit'-e President St-ore Keeper - l'oin1 Keeper MISS Sponsor OFFICERS Set-retziry-Treasurer MARC2.fXRE'l' IC. ItAF'I'l'Z1t .lean Thompson - Judith Krapf Donna Ashenfelter Connie Gautsehi Furolyn Gamble ly 'WY' . W 4 i , 'I i 'M , if i 1 xl S I 1' A i if S 0 I . , J V -b lions: -V g.:- -.5,v',f- A f X -'L v fm, . 4 W.-.1., , . sims X Women's Residence Associolion The XVomen's Residence Association. estalvlishefl December T, tall, is compriscsl ol' all women living in resirlence at Potomac St ite College, bl th in the ilormitory antl in approved off-campus houses. The purposes ot' the organization are to establish anrl atlminister student government, to sponsor an amlequatc social program. anrl Io mleyclop necessary social graces among resitlent women sturlents. A House Council. compriserl of otlicers of the association, have separate meetings to discuss specific problems and projects. 'l'liroughout the ye.1r the association plans anal clecorates for the annual Homecoming anll Christmas festivities, and sponsors the Christ- lras party. MEMBERS Patiricia Deison Sharon Douglas LaRue Frye Isabelle Galuppo Carolyn Gamble Connie Lou Giiutschi Perina Grassi Patricia Griffith .loan Guire Margaret Hague Anna Lee Harmly Carole Harper .lean Hehle Barbara Hehlreth Helen Hutter Nancy liacliley Patsy Kalbaugh Paula lialbauqh Sue liaricliholl' Donalene Kelley Barbara Ambrose Louise Bearclslee Barbara .lo Bentler Annette Benson Camille Boyce Ann Bryan Barbara Combs MISS FLORA PIPOS Sponsor ,lutlitn lirapl' Betsy Schoonoyer llchorah Lacy Harriett li, Shicltls Mary Ann Lcylantl XX'ilma Shielrls Martha Shriver lilaine Smith Carolyn Smith .lo Ann Smith Lililiii Sllllllit ' lk-225' Southerly Naomi Stark Regina Stento .lean Thompson lilsie Turner Ruth Lou NYilliams lirnestinc lloclte Anita Marstiller 'Freya Mellott. Helen Miller lClcanor llloycr Anna Mae Nestoi l'atriciL1 Ntizum Sheila Parsons Ann Phillips Nola Heel Shirley liosier OFT-'ICICRS l'rcsi4lcnt - .lutlilh .X. lirapl Yicc Vresitlent Isabelle tlaltipi Secretary - - .loan tluii. 'l' Treasurer Sue liariclxhotl :social Chairman .lo.Xnn Smit fhwl in ik xii? A Vwglwai - W. ., . M l ge .ako QQ., ifiriq - f -f W N 4. R. CJ. T. C. Drill Teclm Roth Military Honorary Society sponsors the Drill Team, a Volunteer organization whose members are called upon to drill at times other than normal class hours. The first call for recruits was issued October '30, 1957. The purpose of the Drill Team is to dex elop a high degree of proficiency in all normal and routine movements of the manual of arms and foot movements common to 'the average cadet, plus the mastery of the in- tricate, complicated and unusual handling of the rifle with accompanying footwork. Sgt. Francis Birnley is ROTC faculty advisor and drillmaster. On November 9. 1957. the cadets presented a ceremonial drill at half-time of Par- ents' Day football game. On November ll, 1957, the organization provided a firing squad of ten men under the command of Cadet Captain Byron Athey, as part of the Annual Veterans Day Program, which included David Black, Berlin Collett, Paul Cook, James Citiin. William Mankins, .Ion Painter, John Riley, and Wlilliam Sheppard. On March 22, 1538, the group furnished a Queen's Honor Guard for the Queen of the Annual Military Dall, presenting a ceremonial drill with accompanying rifle movements, the high point of the demonstration heing the execution of the Queen Anne Salute. On April 29. 1958, the Drill Team performed as a special feature at the annual formal inspection of the ROTC unit. M Mmmisins I 'A -QU Q., ' James Amtower Wlilliani Hayden William O'Toole ft . f ll Nelson Bates Donald lilinestiver Edward Strawderman M Worthy Bowyer XVilliam Mc-Pherson Leon Treutle M Harold Counihan Edward Emerson Michael Halleron Joseph Hannah Robert Mintdrop Donald Murphy .Iaines Newlon Fred Truscott Joseph XVillhide Max Zoeckler SGT. FRANCIS BRINLEY Drillmaster Sports .QI X is - V I Q U , H K Q-. fa . X md, xx X Av N' X . .X Swv. X ww ' -.5 -XX .N ', 'NIL X XA-f'gX'T1., KX , X X. X17 ' X X' I A F Nx X X in Potomac State Ccltomount l 957 Football Gomes Glenville Veillegc' Potoniue State stantctl the 11757 tlritliron staiwoii ly tying the Glenville 1'ionee1's ti-ti. liil Helniinski wus the lone scorer for the Czttannotints. 'West lx'il'giuist Tech Potoinae State sutferecl their first loss hy it st-ore of 353-lt. The Cutainountw tgillies eznne on at lil-yuiwl pass from Jiin Oltihoriie to Shirley Gray, :intl at 52 yard punt return ivy' lltul c'HUllL'l'. Slllvlll Polls-ge Potoinue State was vietwriotis for the hrst tinie this seusoii as tliey ilefeuterl the Sltleni Tigers 36-ti. .lerry XYhitehouQe, lflerh Ftirr, .lini .X-vres, and Skip DelliGatti each xt-oretl one tout-hrlown, with Skip houting two extra points. Shepliei-tl Vollege Iltlttlliiilf' State sueritic-erl their fourth gzinie to Shepherd College i5-ll with Herb Furr ztnil .Ierry XX'liiteliouw4- hitting pai' tlirt. Skip llellilllltti eontrihuterl the extra points. llzlvis-Hlkills Veillrgt' Votoinzie State won their HtJlllt'L'Ulllll1!IQllllit' hy flefeztting lfuvis and Elkins Senzttorh 25-43, Shirley Gray, .Ioe Hztrher, atntl lion C'hie,trell ezuh eontrihuteal six points with .lini Oghorne st-oring one tour-hflown ztnrl the extra: point. C Newport News .xlPlll'4'lltil'l' School The Czitaniionnts stitlererl their thircl loss to Newport. ,gf News lil-15. liml Hehninski Qintl Shirley Gray were ererlitetl f with one touehclown eueh with Skip Dellitlzttti kit-king the X t Xtr' ' , , 2 ti point. I X F2lill'lll0llt Vollx-ge 1 The season enrle-cl with Potoinztt' State bowing to Fair- ,,, 'XM niont 21-ti, litl I-Ielniineki seoretl the only touehclown for the Czitztiiiotiiits. Seated. left to right: 22, Kerr, 83, Hultermzin, 415, l,echizu'a, 45, Furr, 454, Cztvc, 24, Helminski, 12, Dellitlatti, 42, Gray, 41, Leathers, titi, Brown, -IU, Courrier, Ili, liuncl 2-21, Friend, 48, Hollingsworth, til, Thompson, 52, Chiczxrell, 27, Poling. 'l'hirtl row: 51, Peters, 492, Sheppard, 215, Sheets, 459, Stahl, 155. Iielicun, Jill, Emory, 50, Phillips, 44, Whitehouse, 253, Cooper, 47, Card, 80, Walters, TH. Wolfe, 413. Oglmorne. Fourth row 17, Kline, tio, Harher, 21, XViekline: 74, Kalinyzxk, 82, Everett, Sl. Thompson, ZS, Yam Meter, till, Gyortla. ffm!! Athletic Honors Hiflc In El postal rifle match sponsored hy the National .lunior College Athletic Associat- tion, Potomac State won first place in competition with tt-n colleges. The N..I.C..X..X.. Region XV is composed of institutions in Connecticut, Delaware. Maine, Niziiwlziiitl. Alzissuclnisetts, New Hampshire. New Jersey. New York, I'ennsylvaniu. lihotlc Islzmtl. Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia, lhlslwtlrznll In the 'l'ri-State .Junior College Basketball Tournziincnt Potomac Stz1te's Czitznnonnts were victorious in the first and seconfl rounds. tlefcutinu Montgomery so-To gint! Shcnzm- tloah S5-tiil. State lost to Hagerstown 71-UR. Dick XYicliline wus the tOLll'llillllL'llI'S high scorer and was named on the All-Tournament Team. Football Ed Telminslii was named to the All-Conference Team. Tl. Deal, Bo, Clevenger, 755, Shawen, 29, Perkins, 27. Poling, Second row: 25, Nestor' Basketball l957 -l 958 1 ki I I. Q I Altoona College The Potomac State Catamounts opened their season hy defeating Altoona 92-715. Boh Boi-deau led the Catainounts with Ill points and Tom Allen was second with 115. llavis-Elkilis College 'l'he second win came to the Catamounts as they smothered the Senators from Davis- Elkins fill-751. 'l'om Allen was high scorer with I1 points. Boh Bordeau and George Iflicher had 119 and 17 points. Bluefield College Potomac State's first defeat came as the Bluefield Hurricanes defeated them 79-753. Boh Uordeau led the scoring with 333 points and George Eicher contributed 211. Frostlmrg College The second defeat came to Potomac State as Frosthurg heat them on their court -. 1 U1-ol. George ,lilieher led the Catgimounts with 1-l points. XYest Virginia 'l'ech The Golden Bears slaughtered the Catamounts on Potomac State's floor 1127-75. Dick XYiekline had 21 points for the Catamounts, while Tom Allen tallied 11. George Eicher and Bud Curtis took third place with 111 each. xvh1'1'llll,2Q College Coming hack after three losses, Potomac State defeated Xllheeling College 75-1iSl, George lflicher was high scorer with 24 markers. Roh Ilordeau and Dick Wickline tallied 14 and 12 respectively. XV:-st Virginia Freshmen Potomac State was handed a setlfack as the XVest Virginia Freshmen heat them 11313-751. Tom Allen and George Eicher led the Catamounts with 213 and 23 points. Altlerson-Brtraddus College The Calamounts lost their second straight game as Alderson-Broiiddus defeated them H2-lisl. Fred Nestor led the State men with IS points. Newport News Apprentice School Potomac State hroke their two-game losing streak hy defeating the Newport News Apprentice School 719-731. Dick XVickline led the Catamounts with 18 points. Dan Mc- Fadden and Fred Nestor were close hehind with 15 and 14 respectively. YY1-sley Junior College The Catamounts won again as they defeated XVesley .38-533. George lflicher led the attack with 24 tallies. Dick XVickline and Ilan McFadden were next with 115 and 14. Altoona College The Calamounts defeated Altoona College Nl-71 on the losers' court. George Eieher carried home the honors with 24 points. Iiud Curtis and Dan lXlcFadden were next with Ill points ht-tween them. l airmont College Fairmont State hroke the Catamounts' threeegame winning streak hy defeating them 11111-71. Dick XN'ickline led the scoring with 25 points. Bud Curtis and George liicher were runners-up, tallving 12 and 111. XYayneshurg College Wayneshurg College handed the Catamounts a 1iZ3-5-l defeat. Dick Vllickline led the Catamounts with 211 points. Gene Ilannah was second with 111. Shephr-rrl 1'ollx-ge Potomac State rlefeaterl the Shepherrl Rains N51-751, lliek Wir-kline gathererl 243 tallir-s while Frerl Nestor anrl llurl Curtis followr-rl with I7 anrl Ili respectix'el-x'. llavis-Elkins College Another loss was hanrlerl Davis-lrllkins as l'otomar- State rlownerl the Senators again 10-L-97. George Eir-her lerl with 317 points. XX'iekline anrl Curtis were runners-up with Lis anrl 25 points. Salem College Potomac Statt-'s two-game winning streak was llroken ln' Salem College. Nfl-Nl. Ilan 1IcF'arlrlen took the scoring honors with Il! points. XVest, Virginia 'I'r-ch The Holrlen Iiears of XV. Va. Tech rlefraterl the Catamounls 1215-132. Ilan Xlclfarlrlen. Dick NVickline, anrl Frerl Nestor lerl the losers with 14, ll, anrl 12. KW-st Yireginia State Potomac State lost N4-74, when they plarerl XVesx Virginia Slate. Dick XVickline anrl Burl Curtis were high scorers with 21 anrl H points. 'Frostlmrg i'ollr-ge Frostlmurg kept up their winning' streak hy defeating Potoinar: State 77-1541. Ilan lXIcFarlrlen lerl with IH points, followerl hy Frerl Nestor anrl Burl Curtis. KW-st Liberty Collegzgr' Potomac State was rlownerl as XXX-rt I,ihei'ty heat them NN-elfl. Iiurl Curtis tgillierl lil points to learl the Catamounts. Shi-pherrl l'ollr'g.ie Shepherd College erenerl the annual two-game series as the Cataniounts were rle- featerl Slri-TS. Dick XYickline anrl Burl Curtis were the high scorers. gathering BN anri lri points respectively. XYr-si Virginia Frr-slilnen The Catamounts were rlefeaterl 115-197 hy the XVest Virgiinia lfreshmcn, llick XYick- line was top scorer with 17 points, while George Ilficher followerl with H points, Newport News Apprentice School P otomac State lost their last game of the season as Newport News rlefeaterl them S5-HZ, Dick VVickline was high scorer with 2-l tallies. Si 2 were 1 Gui WG? .QQ A 'r,, . mes? gps. i4 ' Baseball Team l958 April April April April April April April April April April M a y May May Max' May Max' Ma-x May Sl'h1'IllIlQ' Opp. PSF .i-Mount Union. Home 18 Set-uncl tlaine 2 7-Newport News Appwiitic-1--, Away IS I-Axlilfinrl College, Home 2 ll-Ashland College. Home 14 17-Sli-e-plierml College, Huino 23 153-l-lagerstown, Away 2 ll-W. Va. University Freslnncn, Away 4 ll 33-Almitgmiiei-y, Home Z! Sec-cmncl Game 5 17 'ri-Altlerstin-Uruarlrlus, Away 5 1-L -SH-Davis ancl Elkins. Home lf! -Newport News, Home 4 IO -I+'1'ustlmin'g State Te-at-liers, Away' Rain -llagerstuwn, Home -Almlersun-Hmamlrltis, Home -lf'i'ustli11i'g State Teachers, Horne -Davis and Elkins. Away -Slieplierll College. Away -VV. Va. Freslnnen, Home -we 5 , Q A 4.5 4 f 5' ' , . 1 S 4 ' .jd L 7, Yi ff e 5 if Yslg ' , at ll' ig? :wk T? ffl J Z I 5 L 115 wx uf ,fl 5 n' lx? qv 1? 5 V. , ' ,, Q Lili- ' :.g,,,. .1 W xj ' 'X Bw? Seated, left to right: Layne Snyder. Estel Sites, VVilliain W'atson, XNalte1' Hillegass, Jost-ph Huflock. Victor Rmanseli, Lean Treutle. Sr--cnnrl Row: Brinkley Barlow, .lalnes Mallow, Austin Richardson, Bruce Phillips, Anthony Ilelligatti, Douglas Veacth, Erlwarcl Helminski. 'Fliirrl Row: Newman Wit-lxline, .Iolin Ulcott, Tliemlore Lowery, Leon Schiiner, Darius Brant, David NIL-Farlantl, Harry Wickline, Coach John Fox. s 4 . ' Qivvf Tg l 'll S IT. ClCCll, ROY Coach Nannv Robert linivry John Rilf-L' Tell Pike Ralph Schmidt Robert lllillcr Rifle Team Svorv 2151 l15l 251 219 252 'l'hc- l'omhulc- Sum- Czntammmt lllflf four sports orgunizzltions on the- 1-um pi-uvimlcs an opportunity for sturlfn N lmrmxrleh and Lmich their college' Pfxlllllilllr Stimulation of zictivc- c-mnpc-titirm mil tx ips m IX tum. thv campus comlmim-rl to hmkc thlx pix illj,lX sun-c-ossf'L1l. The sclicflula- 4-misistc-rl o N un llolmnac Stato Colle-gc and l,oyul.l Co cg, Elkins Colll-ge-, XVCStCl'll Mzzijvluiirl Qu xx College, flillHS2il1llltCll Military A4-zulcnix S College. Const-ivntious pzirlicipzatiun in ruvognition :xml awarcls of lvtlc-lx on following: .hvalrcl Nilllll' IA-ttei' Dcmalll Combs Sweats-1 Frank Hale Sxveatg-1 Robe-l't I.. Hon Letter Lewis Emm-ry Sweater ohh Kell '-Letter Mr., if f W Cheerleaders CAHOIJIQ HARPER Nifrfimfie-Ili, NX'sesL Virginia ELA INEC SM ITH fire-1-ii 5111111 XX .I EA N TH OMPSON Millvuiez Pc-nnsylvziniu . g, 1-st Xirginiu WILMA SHIICLDS 120111111-Av, XX est Virginia IZXHWKICIA rimisoss . A '3,ifK Philippi, XXI,-st Yirginizi x ,M I DONNA ASHENFELTER 'q, Kr1yse1', VVest Virginia kid, SNAPS ABOUT CAMPUS -1: W Q ,f x-M Q ' KW FW fy ull' it 'Mrrsii -aa 1957 HOMECOMING PARADE Sekk -.. 2 9 if ,, fm X fx 'S X 4 ff M14 Gwyn, 2 ' if vm- 'f M,-,1, ' .Sw an Q fx f. ' , , S - ,W mv gt V: if I. ' 1 ff' 'I 'N MN X fi , mf '- 15 - ff Q f ue- z. 12 112 PRIZE WINNING FLOATS B 1 1957 PARENTS' DAY J AX I .QV ,M ffff Y f 14 A M. 'Q .aff -r.z' f ? in V M . 2 , L fx X O? Aw X 1 .. Lvx K.,- Potomac State College of West Virginia University A Junior College Fully Accredited Offering Courses in Arts and Sciences, Pre-Law, Pic-Education Commerce and Business Administration, Home Economics. Agriculture Engineering, Music, Pre-Dental, Pie-Medical. Sensible Aeatlemie St3lll'l3I'llS A Well-Plaiiiiecl Social and Physical lDl'CJg'lxkl1ll Intelligent Attention to the Problcms of the lncliviclual Stuclent REASONABLE COST A West Virginia Institution In Keyser Summer Term: June SD - July 18, July 21 - August 233 Fall Term: September 7 E. E. Church, President The Keyser Theatre Ultra Modern The Family Theatre Entertainment For Everyone CARSKADON THEATRE Keyser, West Virginia West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Luke, Maryland SCRATCH and HAZEIJS Chat and Chew Restaurant Good Food and Friendly Atmosphere 'ff ,W 5 , ' -f-MMMMW. It . ,Abt ma. , J. H. Markwooll Sons Furniture Keyser, West Virginia SHAPIRO'S Lovely Clothes For Lovely Ladies PATRIOTIC SHOE SHOP Keyser, W. Va. If your shoes Z1l'6I1't becoming t you Let 'em be coming to me. Tl1e S. T. Little Jewelry Co. Registered Jewelers American Gem Society Cumberland, Maryland Elsye's Dress Shop Keyser. W. Va. Marty's Place Keyser. WV. Va. Singer Sewing Machines Company Main and Center Streets Keyser, W. Va. uEverytl1ing For The WOIIICII Who Sew Romig Drug Company The REXALL Store Keyser, West Virginia Compliments of lVlauriee's Uur Flowers D epartment Stores Say It Best Keyser, W. Va. Bedford, Pa. Frostburg, Md. Everett, Pa. Leading Florist s Rogers Keyser, West Virginia Fllllgral Hgmg lNl'0RI'0li.'X'l'l'ili Phone 6726 Keyser, West Virginia Ehert's Jewelry Store Next to the Keyser Theatre Keyser, W. Va. Monroe Hair Stylist 66Pl'0f0SSilIll,lll Care Is The Best For Your Hair 64 North Main Street Keyser, West Virginia Phone 27881 For All Your Building Needs See Us First For The Best Phone 29401 Boggs Supply Company New Creek Drive Keyser, West Virginll m Q osenbaum's Royale Dairy, Inc. PASTEURIZED Milk and Cream 236 S. Water St. Dial 5286 Keyser. West Virginia Quality Diamonds - Watches Jewelry R Jewelers 1053 Baltimore Street Cumberland, Md. DRESS WELL You Canlt Afford Not To. But You Can Afford To Dress Well If You Buy Your Clothes At BURTONS In Cumberland and LaVale Tri-State Mille and Mill Supply Company, Inc. Cumberland, Md. HF or Quality and Price, Shop and Compare Wllf0l0S0l0 Cumberland Heatmg - Plumlnng Cloak and Suit Store AU' C0 d '0 'f ra'4 48-58 Baltimore Street Cumberland, Md. Phone Parkview 4-3112 Parkview 2-83 60 Compliments of Your Friendly ASZP SUPER MARKETS AND FOOD STURES Meet Your Friends At Mu,rphy's G. C. Murphy Company The Friendly Store RIN ARIYS jewelry and Gifts Whcrc Quality Comes First Keyser, W. Va. Peoples Pharmacy Hollingsworth Candies Cosmetics Drugs Sundries Quality Cleaners WILDEMANNB Keyser, West Virginia H.-XYNIUNIJ If. s'l'.-xlfrfolzlw, m KEYSER TELEVISION Community Antenna System Keyser Television Co., Inc. KEYSER STUDIO Keyser, VVest Virginia KEYPRINT INC. Keyser, Yvest Virginia GRAYSON,S Sporting Goods Photo Supplies 2 Piedmont Street Keyser, West Virginia COZY CORNER Sandwiches Fountain Drinks Patent Medicines HARMAN'S STORE Armstrong and Water Streets It's Our Business To Serve Your Business Olympia Precision Typewriter Agency Business Machine and Equipment Corp. Keyser, W. Vu. Phone 28721 Henderson's Motel Tubs and Showers - Heated Free TV U. 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