Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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' 't A ,, Y Kg.,4 R fi ir 4 it sv'l'A' 'J!5:'N' l - p ', -N .i , Q1 y- - - ..-, - 4.1, . , F1 ,SA . f , .' , , . 1' '55-Q ' i. - .J -. 7 , ex af' , . -4 . -f .A-A , Q' f I '.-An K L me ,Z ,X .. f f I ,g 6 ,V.,...,,, Wd i w ,f , w W , , in . J 21 2 1 N x l x X x X X J 12- , 1 fgi xxf X , if we CT X XM!! FOREWORD Our world, at Potomac State College, is a small world of education within the larger world, and this 1961 edition of the Catamount attempts within the pages of this book to portray our smaller world by representing the people, the activities, and the classes that make up our campus. These pages represent a treasure oimemories for now and the years to come. We hope as our students strive to make the world moie meaningful, they will from time to time look within the pages of this book and remember--with pride--the experiences and achieve ments at Potomac State College that enabled them to strive for and reach higher goals. CONTENTS Dedication . . .Page 14 Administration .,.,,MF5. ,5i,,,gii57i, and Faculty. .Page 15 E-.anim . a t Xing., V , v ,. ' Sophomores . . .Page 25 U' L'bR'EL'. -ag., .. ' Fqlupfprqt Eetifefgi-...g Freshman . . . .Page 39 ,iff ' i ,inf g- 'L v Campus Queens .Page 63 ig?'5 ' ' ' Organizations . .Page 73 3531 Q 5 . . . -4557 I v . Sororities and 1 - if Fraternities .Page 96 ' Us ' V' F K he : 94 ,iw f- 3 3'5:igf'2 fsffiil, ' 7 w ' J SP0 NS - - - - - Page 113 ' ,. I I ' iii'i - Abigail x ,-f 5,.T.f3,.'g,ivlk,.'. W at Wife - Z ., Wi ig: -fam sais? - 1 f'xYS1S.wa..N- ' ' swvfvwqzr ififgiw ' f' ' :A Q , - lf ixaw' i 2 a. 5xi,:: w ,?i,,,5 1 ,. , .T . N OUR NEW ARMORY I2 1 .L R X. -1 13 . WE HONOR To Gertrude South Stanhagen, sec- retary in the office of the President of Potomac State College, the staff affectionately d e d i c at e s the 1961 Catamount. For 26 years Mrs. Stanhagen has served the college well as secretary first to President J. W. Stayman, 1935-1936, and then to President E. E. Church, since 1936. She has the distinction of being one of two em- ployees with the longest service records at this institution. Hers has been the pleasant voice which has greeted lite rally thousands of students, parents, and tne many others who have telephoned the pre- sident's office through the yearsg hers the handiwork of settingin type the volumes of letters originating in that office in over a quarte r ofa centuryg hers the countenance which has met the gaze of those seeking audience with the chief executive. Mrs. Stanhagen's position is one to which she has brought not only secretarial skills, but a lifetime of devotion, loyalty and trust and the highest possible good public rela- tions. gi Mrs. Stanhagen at work Mrs. Gertrude Stanhagen 1 1 Q I 7 1 Aff 7 1:5 ' ? 4. Z Z ix:-5 V We Wm , f WZ AWBW WW aw . s ff, ' ' I 7,7 5? 3 ..,,. , yn 7 X A ,wwf -ff' WM 1 Z ' Q , ' J,- I i E ff I 1, I g 3 ' fx l P , 4 K f I f 1' Q V ? Q . , .li vy 5 . 1 n ' 'f' 5 ff K Y T' Q.- '1 - W w' fi -I-r1.4 X, X if I JJ. Pt ,f eq - 5.-rv-1 4 and H1 CU UU 1 WMKWMW WW 449' Wkyfmfff' W My 41 wi . ,X J A' 2 w 1 R 'Wi ,Mm Bs ll nf I shouldlike to remind you that you are a citizen of a large world withinthe world of education. You are one of the 750,000 students enrolled in more than 600 public and privatejunior colleges inAmerica to- day. Approximately one in every four stu- dents who began a formal degree program in 1960 was enrolled in a junior college. You should feel fortunate that you are a student at Potomac State Junior College in our world withinthe great world of educa- tion. We are indebted to the members of the staff and sponsors of the Catamoulg whichportrays so vividly our membership in this world. Mr Kirkland S. McKee DEAN . as Potomac State College grows and ex- pands --in buildings, in equipment, in faculty, in students --that it may more effectively serve a dynamic society. We would hope that each person, whether teacher or student, grows in qualities of mind and spirit that he may better servein these times that demand the maximum from each of us. The Catamount will re- flect this campus growth. Do you? Dr. Ernest E. Church PRESIDENT President's Reception to Faculty ki if . X r Mg? M ui ' Y , Y 'Wit .. A 1f..,,- f as E,-,I .. ,, , Elizabeth A. Atwater, Ph.D. Sgt. F. W. Birnley Journalism, Speech Military Science Duquesne University, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh 4 f Vx i ,anew-nga Walter H. Boone, M.A. SFC Donald W. Brenneman Chemistry Military Science Bridgewater College, Bucknell University .J 2,2 is 'F A a Richard K. Bolyard, A.B. Business Administration Glenville State College, University of Maryland r Rn ' 'Q -9: Sgtmlitt '- rli' , -A Y fl , P .4 i A Jinx. if Mrs. Nancy S. Broome Manager Book Store - f A i -5 Irene Brown, M.A. J. Kenna Burke, M.A. Mrs. Helen Chambers, R.N Secretarial Political Science, Sociology School Nurse Geneva College, University Fairmont State College, of Pittsburgh West Virginia University IB 1-ef' Helen C. Criner, M.L. Assistant Registrar and Secretarial West Virginia University, University of Pittsburgh ul, ji, , nf J J, Jerry Leon Essex, B.S. Chemistry Potomac State College West Virginia University X i SP5 John V. Golaboff Military Science , Q : Q .ZF , , g A Qi '-Q.. Ervin L. Dayton, M.A. Economics Potomac State College West Virginia University Philip J. Faini, B.M. Music West Virginia University Mfsgt. Robert N. Good Military Science 19 . I X X K. Imogene Dever, Ed.D. Dean of Women Fairmont State College, Columbia University John D. Fox, M.S. Physical Education West Virginia University Dudley W. G. Gordon, M.A. English University of Pittsburgh, Fairleigh Dickinson U. 'Wa gf' uf? f E M if fa' is , I , gi 14 '21 ?' im 'E Oscar H. Gustafson, M.S. Agriculture Potomac State College, West Virginia University fi S IV K , , MW' . 959' --fl. ' , I, 31 J .U f V f' N-if eff az, to A A: M m' la' ew , gg. -.. , E, 'K AMJX .KZ , K 1 ' :!W.f3f'f - 21.51 ' '.' iw fw X7 , l WMP-2Si3f35 . fi ,Y askin. . ' Elizabeth Parker Hanlin, M.S.H.E. Home Economics West Virginia University Walter A. Jaworek, B.S., C.E. Professional Civil Engineer, Engineering West Virginia University -.JV Muni! Kenneth Franklin Haines, M.A. Modern Languages Potomac State College, West Virginia University X 1 Q rr 'K an f y C ...Q i .,,,,-+ ' If , I Jack M. Hartman, M.S. Psychology Potomac State College, West Virginia University -...,,., v Virginia Johnson, M.A. Mathematics West Virginia University 20 12-L James T. Handlan, M.S. Bacteriology, Biology, Comparative Anatomy, Genetics West Virginia University Paul F. Iverson, A.B., B.D. Mathematics Hasting College, Union Theological Seminary, Columbia University Ajax K if Mrs. Helen Jones Secretary to Dean 'S f Capt. Frederick S. Karner, B Military Science ' America.n University, Omaha University Iseli VX U? I Q if Gs, 3 x Dana G. Lough, B.S. Physical Education Potomac State College, West Virginia University - Nl., .55 ' ff-nf i nga ' William Earl Michael, M.S. Botany, Zoology, Biology Alderson-Broaddus, West Virginia University .S. Mrs. virginia Koikhursr Preceptress Memorial Hall Mrs. Dana Lough Dietitian A 52.425 S. - X- . x ' .1J,.sy1' WNQ S ?2:QW5,SW g., 5 ,,Vk 1 .V Kenneth M. Malone, B.S. Agriculture West Virginia University Capt. Thomas E. McBride, B.S. Military Science U. S. Military Academy, West Point ff- f, 5 Q ,,, ,fx ..,. 5, i 4.. 'W' MM f f ffl? ff? . Nancy M. Miller, Ph.D. Jasper Thomas Morris, Modern Languages M.A. Lebanon Valley College, Uni- Chemistry, Physical versity of Pittsburgh SCienCe Potomac State College, West Virginia University 21 yr -Lix,w:wz,,, ' f Allen E. Murphy, Ph.D. Geology, Geography Mount Union College, West Virginia University, Syracuse University Lt. Col. Curtiss W. Oakes, B.S. Military Science Ohio State University v c. .. A '4 'Q f- 595 Mrs. Ann Pamer Cashier ,gaun--W Leontine Barnett Nuzum, M.A. English Salem College, West Virginia University s. l 4 1 K, 15? fr l l Xgisi-4 ' X X L -, ,, . 4 ,QL , Mrs. Thelma O' Connor Assistant Librarian . .,. NX f 'ai mi f.N.,'x . 4 W4-V, -wifi? ...QM .. mf Lg, QQ 'jg -ir Eg 1' 4 f 3 w 'Q 'Y , I , . . mpgs 5 ' - Louise McNeill Pease, Ph.D. History Concord College, Miami Uni- versity, West Virginia U. 22 ,gh - A ' ,Y I , at F Li u .nf r i - ' , P J i a it .. David G. Nuzum, M.A. English West Virginia University Duke University COn leave of absencel Alan H. Paine, Ed.D. Mathematics Gorham State Teachers' College, Columbia U. Q I -., ,f X Margaret E. Rafter, M.S. Physical Education West Virginia University Mr. John Raschella, B.S. Financial Secretary West Virginia University A...-qs Frances Dorothy Sarullo, M.MuS. Piano, Theory, Voice Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Texas University Mr. John Stanhagen Manager Student Center 4 Q ' Q i. , 2 , V A ,sw -www Marie R. Rodgers, M.A is -W0 i Ji-tsiuq A . , ,, E W 9 3 fi if f . ffi f it ' . 5 f' Norman E. Rodgers, M.A English History Arkansas State Teachers Arkansas State College, College, George Peabody George Peabody College College ff. Mary Fravell Shipper, A.B. Mrs. Gertrude Stanhagen Librarian Secretary to the George Washington Uni- President versity A. K. Van Scoy, M.A. Physics Salem College, Peabody College 23 Mrs. Patricia Welch Assistant to the Financial Secretary .wg 544. Anne Elizabeth Withers, M.A. English Alderson-Broaddus, Dennison University, New York University ,Vg , J -y V, 1 fi gtg.-, in f kk i V A :.f:w17 1: .,r v .- ,.,-in .ini Leonard G. Withers, M.Mus Piano, Theory, Glee Club Cincinnati Conservatory of Musicg University of Cincinnati 32? flf ' 'll 1 -' m V ' 'W - -f tsf,v54f,,ff,,e 'La jk ' X ' ' ' T fi ' 3 3- FW ifm, .,sl, si w ,QW- -41 FACULTY RECEPTION FCDR STUDENTS Z4 SOPHOMORES ,mf 'w ifxx -V ..MA?u.f?f.. f WW -fa , ?.h.m.Q ,,,.. ,,,,.,,..,,...,, ,WWI Qg,f ' ,l Q 2 ' X 'ii OFFICERS President ....... Fred Alvaro Vice-President .... Peter Peck Sec.-Treasurer . . . Linda Pearson Student Council Rep. . Anthony Julian Left to right: Anthony Julian, Fred Alvaro, Peter Peck, and Linda Pearson. 25 PM f. fafag., ,fag-Z, ,ZZ 'QW ga, SOPHOMORE OFFICERS PLAN EVENTS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR ww. A. Q ff , . , , .. :yy .bias 6.4 , if ' 5 14 4- I I' I 1 ft Q H. V 'f fgffw ff 'fy-W 'f ' 4 f ff H f- ., ,.. 'z. ,- K -. .S . .,,,,,.. w. Q w . X . Q. Q 4' X A , A Y V 5 MM . if . . U r - -. ,x g Q- 'mn- 9 ,A 4 1 H 5:62 If , Q A fl ' av ,,, : 4- . ,W 'l ,nf , r 40135. xl af a .F It , ' 47-., 4-'fd ff' Virginia Basilea East Orange, N. J. Medical Secretary Roscoe Clifton Beall Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Charles W. Beamer LaVale, Md. General Arts and Sciences Darrell Edwin Berry Augusta, W. Va. Pre-Business Sharee Mae Bergdoll Petersburg, W. Va. Pre-Education Rebecca Lewis Bess Piedmont, W. Va. ant? John Wayne Adkins McLean, Va. Foreign Service John Clifford Allen Fayettsville, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Robert Bernette Allen Sinks Grove, W, Va. Agriculture Fred Alvero, Jr. Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Pharmacy Larry Page Anderson Winchester, Va. Pre-Business Judith Ann Arnold Kingwood, W. Va. Medical Technology David Harris Arrick Proctor, W. Va. Agriculture Joanne Christine Ashby Washington, W. Va. P1 e-Journalism Robert Paul Bane Piedmont, W. Va. .,Vv WW Pre-Education QM M 'K 1 A , hx ,1, '- ir A I , A i .ff . f if Q P' 1,3-gg. - . .2 I Bachelor of Arts E l .Q-:fn .A .tux , Q Eleanor Frances Blackburn 1 Burlington, W. Va. 6' 'E 'I Pre-Education X, Q Floyd Carl Boor, Jr. B Keyser, W. Va. f Pre-Business William Zirk Boor Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education wwf' 'K'Q James Courrier Bosely Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Rupert Winston Bosley Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Dental Betty Ann Bowers Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Lloyd Hershel Bowers Brush Run, W. Va. Engineering Robert Frank Broomfield Alexandria, Va. Physical Education Jonathan Coke Burgess Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Charles Burkhammer Clarksburg, W. Va. Engineering Paul Arthur Butler Washington, D. C. Physical Education Q WM John Cline Butz Greensburg, Pa. Business Adminstration , it 43 -f 'ff . ' 53 my , as X 2 .w 5 6 if '4 ,- -V - , Q, ff .W A q .-ul if 1 ,J J 3 ., i 1'-E -Q' 4? xfz ,,, -' 1 'vQsQ,AXwf'7 . ., , Z , a 1 4 , ff x ,-5 tj M J Z Z .00 fi gg:-w I., . f u 6 all it 'ew fl M AQ! Z 1 'M' 5 5.5 . ? V W, W XZ? , vw , 4 lt A wr . f- ,1 , 'A -.1 fr nw? , x 1 X 4 . l r . raswlf X dj .FX Wm-9 , , if 1 . , A va 4 9 X xr 'ix fn f af' 7 .y 'ZZ W AQ V fgl . I Q X Y ,l , 4, , John Alan Canfield Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Journalism Kenneth Carvey Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Larry Lester Cathell Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education James Champ Petersburg, W. Va. Forestry Jimmie Hamilton Coffman Lewisburg, W. Va. General Agriculture Barbara Cole Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Gregory Elwood Collins Ridgeley, W. Va. Pre-Pharmacy Robert Coulter Washington, Pa. General Agriculture Carol Crabtree Hyndman, Pa. Pre-Education 3 Wvzv-WP .. . F X ,Y j N3 ,wax M M- ' T. f , ,V , ,,.-f' 1 Y . . X ,gigs ' 4. if f xl Q iii 1 4 ,- in w an . 'yo l. f - . va 9' ,Mi N , Q. . 5 4 ,. 'Fir .... f W S xx X 1' f 3:79 Q. A 1 AX 'N if 15' X X it M... fy. . 'T .. -'Va Q 2 , ,l if :ss 6'- gf P90 1 fa ggi? ,adn 4, ff' 'X ,f . ,...'Sf in W Sf 'tt ,, . f V I . it L... Bill Dorin Falls Church, Va. Engineering Rodney William Doyle Stony Bottom, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture Paul Ebbert Weston, W. Va. Pre-Business Linda Ann Ellifritz New Creek, W. Va. General Accounting Ronald E. Engle Frederick, Md. Physical Education Paul Ronald Evans Martin, W. Va. Engineering Lyle Rogers Everhart Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business George Evanelo Fanady Parkersburg, W. Va. Physics Geraldine C. Farrell Cumberland, Md. General Secretarial I is ff 3 ei, f 5, ev, .fx A Lannie P. Cross Parsons, W. Va. Forestry David Knox Cummings Charleston, W. Va. Engineering James Anthony Daskel Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education David Edward Dawson Ridgeley, W. Va. Engineering Frank DeBardeleben Alexandria, Va. Pre Business Roy Franklin Dick Hedgesville, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture Claude Digman Elkins, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Sandra Sue Dixon Elk Garden, W. Va. Home Economics J. Gerard Doneski Roselle Park, N. J. Bachelor of Arts 'ww 1 Frank DeBardeleben Died 29 December 1960 IN MEMORIAM X v ,Q 'iq . 9 fl iw ,S 3 .a , 5' , 'fl E' A fx Cz, .1 'T' , ,,,,, Fm A 1 ,. , , , .5 1. t , 3 M .r 6 P ' ik A p 'Y l Q' .elf A gi 46, we S fri. -r I if 'XXII f L Lawrence J. Fasano Willow Grove, Pa. Pre-Business Robert Finnell Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Lee Fischbach Alexandria, Va. Bachelor of Arts John Jacob Fornof Mechanicsburg, Ohio Arts and Sciences Harold Francis, Jr. Manasgurn, N. J. Physical Education Ruby Fultz Romney, 'W. Va. Pre-Education George William Funkhouser Arlington, Va. Physical Education Larry Roy Garlitz Terra Alta, W. Va. Physical Education Marquis Earl Garrett Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Law ., 4-sr A' ' L if L15 l E,'?,f ' -1. ok 4 f Q- J 4' vhs Q, .-in N ' A 5' 1 ,xii 413 J Q ' , ,wr l V. , f f 1 l , if r lv RAF 'If 'A f - 'al sv' 1' 1 ' . ann' ffl ,,f ,f i si-A ggi D MGM 9 -A X J' 3 ,av , V ,ayfff is i fl .Q lj. x 'Q' X , X .Sl A .1 ' 3 ' AM 'Rf 7f I , ,, r , I ,wx Q .Qi sv- 7W W, Robert Lee George Parkersburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts John Ghaznavi Teheran, Iran Engineering William Frederick Gingerich Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Robert M. Gornall Cumberland, Md. Journalism William Robert Grafton Moorefield, W. Va. Pre-Business Monroe Gwinn Meadow Bridge, W. Va. General Agriculture Lana Beth Hamilton Newburg, W. Va. Medical Secretary John William Handzo Shepherdstown, W. Va. Engineering Barbara Fritchie Hanshew Martinsburg, W. Va. Pre-Veterinarian M 17 5? if f ea., . . A f iv ,avi X. 3 3 ' th 0 '71 - f il ,f w. 4, N ,.n f'f4'W,vgv. 5 ' Na 75 ' X s,,:-295' ,Q 4 . if X Lewis Hinkle Clarksburg, W. Va. Medical Technician Betty Arlene Hisghman Wardensville, W. Va. Pre-Nursing Carolyn Lee Hisghman Wardensville, W. Va. Pre-Nursing William L. Hockensmith Charlestown, W. Va. General Agriculture James Elwood Holler Cumberland, Md. Pre-Denistry Ronald Ellis Hoover Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering Harold Gene Hornick Ridgeley, W. Va. Engineering Millard Lee Howard Nutter Fort, W. Va. Engineering Martha Sharon Huff Frostburg, Md. General Secretarial -In 'Q James Harmen Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Vldlliam Douglas Harman Rough Run, W. Va. Engineering Allan Hathaway Rowlesburg, W. Va. Forestry Michael Allen Hart Winchester, Va. Pre-Denistry Richard Wayne Harvey Swanton, Md. Engineering Paul B. Hartzler Hazlett, N. J. Pre-Vetenarian Thomas Michael Hawkins Arlington, Va. Physical Education Robert Morton Hess Charleston, W. Va. Pre-Business Warren Richard High Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering i ji , .,, , 'K' 'G - ' A , n Q I as .xi 9 X f 3 V' ! Q A 6 4- .1 Q. 5 i Samuel Ketcham Hunt Hopewell, N. J. Bachelor of Arts Frank Joseph Iaquinta Clarksburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Joan Jamison East Orange, N. J. General Secretarial Mlliam Offutt Johnson Severua Park, Md. Bachelor of Arts ff Mn.. X . W ., V, ,. If , Ay.. f Af 1 4 1 I y I X ' 41 , . 2, . 'aa -,T ., ., 3 . -wk? Linda Marlene Jones is Elk Garden, W. va. nf i f ' 1 Pre-Education ' Q N Z, ,,., Q! Margaret Sue Judy tl f J Z , My Union, W. Va. fl ,J Pre-Education . A ,. ,K X i ,r're .gs li Xuyi fig, ,.., x A 5 James Bruce Kauffman , ,w 'Eff' V, New York, N. Y. hs A 'Q' Z ' ' Pre-Business M ., . Thomas Henry Keesecker X Keyser, W. Va. A f M My Pre-Pharmacy W QM 21 Carl Phillip Keisrer, Jr. r 'ff' Nutter Fort, W. Va. 1. 'ff 9 Pre-Business lg: K3 in my f 3'Q4 Q 49 William Keller Moorefield, W. Va. Pre-Business Jacqueline B. Kendall Inwood, W. Va. Home Economics Jane Powell Kimble Maysville, W. Va. Home Economics Kenneth Dudley Knight Vienna, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts William Carlyle Koon Parkersburg, W. Va. Pre-Education Ronald Rufus Kuhl Elkins, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts William Kunz Keyser, W. Va. Psychiatry Ronald David Kuykendall Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Sandra Jean Lahman Lahmansville, W. Va, General Secretarial 1.:g3,., .A , . .,26,.4? , 'z . - I Ml jaw M, K...-4 I , Q A1 .3 .. . ff, i k 5, ,. . t.. g , JW ff! N. Arlo V ag , i, 2 5 Q 'f ' X --:xx X . 1. Qt ...Ji A',4 R l . J 'P X , QTY-id f ' fix . I as has if 8. A133 James Ralph Mancuso Pittsburgh, Pa. Bachelor of Arts if William Garnett Manning Ridgeley, W. Va. Physical Therapy George Michael Marovich, Jr. Weirton, W. Va. Pre-Business Richard Doyle Marshall Arlington, Va. Bachelor of Arts Britten Leo Martin Mt. La.ke Park, Md. Bachelor of Arts David G. Martin Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Social Work James Edward Martin Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Larry John Martino Clarksburg, W. Va. Engineering Robert Patrick Mason Elk Garden, W. Va. Pre-Education 32 Kenneth Lake Bridgepo rt, W. Va. Pre-Business David Calvin Lambert Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Business Charles George Langham Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business James Allen Lee Elkins, W. Va. Forestry Linda Lenz Huntington Station, Social Studies Robert C. Lewis Cambridge, Md. Engineering N. Y. Elizabeth Ann Llewellyn Laurel, Md. Bachelor of Arts James N. Mahood Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Arnold Edward Maloy Camp Hill, Pa. Engineering eg X l 1 4 Q-- r Aga' ...H-gf' , ' 'Z' t .429 an as 41' 91 fair! f Q- , r .4 .. ,X 3 l QS? 1 +9 , Az. 'ra gg 9 elf- .is .f A -41 ' A J l if f. Qflge ff f .4 W' fy riggb 1. . ev? Q. Patricia L. Mathias Moorefield, W. Va. Home Economics Edward Meadows Greensburg, Pa. Pre-Business Francis D. Meehan Cheltenham, Pa. Pre-Business Richard Allen Miers Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Lois Elizabeth Miltenberger Ridgeley, W. Va. Medical Technician Pauline Agnes Miltenberger Ridgeley, W. Va. Physical Education Nelson Eddy Miner Htmtington, W. Va. Engineering Michael Warren Montgomery Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Randy R. Moodispaugh Bridgeport, W. Va. Pre-Business W Q 412' ,,, 1 .J .:-fiat fam '- f , .Qi , .' 7f3Z'0?'.l1a,1., V: N ' ,. ,gf '-kin 'Lag , fl lf' ' if W , . mr.: if any ,DY 5, f.'f ww fr ragga W Q ,. .ai it 4' 2 gi U if , ,J a,,:'? .Af - , ,,--,'.,: . 'I K: J as 57 . ,,,.,a I ' 5 iii? x L iw X fy C N li ,u W it JC Z Q i 9 9 ff Q 'Q W o ff if at - W f fx W ' QS' of aaafw . .AA Alvin Gene Moore Cumberland, Md. Engineering Michael Evans Moore Charleston, W. Va. Engineering Riomona Dawn Mosser Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Nursing Thomas Edward Mullooly Roanoke, W. Va. Pre-Business Donald S. Myers, Jr. Bethel Park, Pa. Pre-Business Lawrence Garrett McDonald Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Richard Mclntire Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Robert King Nelson Cabins, W. Va. Pre-Education Levin James Newcomb, III Cambridge, Md. Pre-Education F f --.,:- . , 1 ,sm .ff , an 1 1 . , . A 4 ,I ' I ' f'.J v ..,.,w 1 1' A .f 5 mfg 3' Q 5.1 i .3 if 1, Q Q 3 f ' V f I - ix . 'X ,' . -. A 74 Vr,f17,,, Mftiirrt, e , , S yr i - A ,Ay . ' ,I J xv, , ll' it gl 5 if Mike Peters Bedford, Pa. Bachelor of Arts Allen Kay Phillips Ridgeley, W. Va. Engineering Willard L. Phillips Elkins, W. Va. Pre-Business Robert Gerald Pifer Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Nancy Caroline Pyles Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Joycelyn Ramsey McConnellsburg, Pa. Physical Education Judith L. Ravenscraft Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Curtis Allen Rhodes Swanton, Md. Pre-Business Gerald Franklin Richard Weirton, W. Va. Pre-Business . i James A. Navarro, Jr. Pt. Pleasant Beach, N. J. Physical Education Raymond Lee Orndorff, Jr. Needmore, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture Bonita E. Ours New Creek, W. Va. General Secretary Eric Hallen Parner Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Janice Lee Paugh Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Edison Hay Paxton Meyersdale, Pa. Pre-Business Linda Lee Pearson Parkersburg, W. Va. Pre-Education Peter Morris Peck Princeton, N. J. Business Leo Charles Pennington Dry Fork, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture 5 . ix! 5' 6 1 A x Q4 1 ,mt 1 - P 'j At .f-. . ' K r.,Sk rem N . ,,. if .. f ' J 4,714-1 ' far Wav- V A John Charles Richards, Jr. Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering Gerald David Riggleman Petersburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Beverly J. Riley Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Edward Lear Riley Green Bank, W. Va. General Agriculture Saundra Lee Rinker Romney, W, Va. General Secretary Albert Walker Rockenstein Vienna, W. Va. Pre-Journalism John Edward Rotruck Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Mike Sastokas Freehold, N. J. Physical Education John Joseph Scott Clarksburg, W. Va. Political Science if , F Ji fo - - 47 Y 1 3 t..4,s ' 7 .Q 3' Q... fr X ...fi . .fr ,..g,rW.4. , M5 ' N .fY'.vs'f:g.Jfe .f ,vfgfgfl i . , 1 'Aa-GW '3 As yi lfx ' li R .. f , PY, - . 'I' L. . 0' , J v .xx x J- 7... J ? KJ, .gf . ,Q ' 'yet 5,491 r , f J. . ,i i Z 1 .wx 7 ...maui-3' , x t J I ,. ,. 5 X23 , V . :Z ,r f . ffl 'fi' M f tg 1... 'f C f 7 Joel Scott Shannon Romney, W. Va. Pre-Business Jim Sharp Paw Paw, W. Va. Pre-Business Samuel Shrensel West Orange, N. J. Pre-Business Jarrett Boyd Shumaker Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Jerry Price Simmons Franklin, W. Va. Engineering L. Kathryn Simpson Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Carl Wesley Smith Sykesville, Md. Pre-Education Gary Smith Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business Gordon Lynn Smith Ridgewood, N. Y. Engineering fx. p. rex I 'Q 4 in , W. sxnwv .v xii. gnu ww.. P 7.4 .dv r' fa 'L an wr-2 Ls- F- 5' r-X y f-9 ,-...- 4,27 - i . .ff - s Y? 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Pre-Medicine Wilbur Lee Swartzmiller Weirton, W. Va. Pre-Business af- s 4 f fl fel A V yxzv , f Q . , Q Q ,.x: 'W ' .R , ,Q L, ff is fx., K i x T ig af ' rs ff ' M ff- 9 . x l X A X by V 5' -sf 'K i s , WA K .,. , 1-ff, AQ ai' O x Kenneth Eugene Vance Durbin, W. Va. Pre-Education Aquillo Morrison Ward 5 h f ir. 4 i Volga, W. Va. 1 General Agriculture M WZ if V Y Z' 'fm -M 'Q John E. Webster ,ee .ge 9 i Q- Lost City, W. Va. 5 ' Engineering QF Dortha Lee Williams Tunnelton, W. Va. Pre-Education Ruth Elaine Williams A Tunnelton, W. Va. Pre-Education its David Lee Wilson Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education f W-'J' Ralph David Wimer Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business f A V65 W - is' Robert M. Wise f fl 1 D 2 y Davidsville Pa .. rgrxg as W X fi A ffl Q . I ' 1' Q rl Pre-Medicine F l..,,a x W Lynn Herbert Workmeister N T, LaVale, Md. 3. .- Pre-Law h L AA h V : Kenneth Richard Wykie 4 A ' Ronceverte, W. Va. 4f2 9 fftzv jg Vocational Agriculture K f' W ' Harry Clay Yokum -A ,ZA- Mill Creek, W. Va. Forestry 37 - ya' I fy., rw K K CAMPUS wx Q zif ,g . 'Mimi ,1 'mnbt- Q i W vw :J ', A a .-.X ,. .3- 15 aware CANDIDS , 1.4 , ,W f N ..l:fQ-eqttylf ,. ' n , g uv 1 'Vff' - 4 ,X-. V 1 gy, I 4+ ' 2. L., Star Q 3 .N Y is - '- .Hi x A . ' ' 5 1. k , We X ' f .Q W : Q' Wil ef,-:4 -. ,gl If ' 5 iil ffr, X 'fy ' 5 A xuvvl M ' 4, -,K in.-1 Jw 'SA 3 4 It 4 :1 ' w r,.:?4 U . 9 ogg, 4. . Sy V , , At - J 1 'K ft . 'K ' st, 3' F-is 'Q iv ,i Q L .Q , 4 '. ' fj x iq , ' r , . . Ni Y: f X 38 A OFFICERS President ....... John Cottrill Vice-President ..... John Fahey Sec.-Treasurer . . . Douglas Gray Student Council . .William Kennedy Representative FRESHMEN f- 0 F ,J -1. 5 , . ,.' V' , Tm 1 9 4. , LS' . Vg' ,Il , bg' , , ! B , J. WWT- ! in. Y is Left to right: William Kennedy, John Fahey, Douglas Gray, and John Cottrill. - 39 FRESHMEN OFFICERS DISCUSS PLANS FOR SPRING FESTIVITIES . f lair' fm wtf., 3 41 ,f ,?'x '7 Z 'PVM- , K ' nl , ff ' 'ser ,, , ft fo -l 'S ' ,,.., 7 'ji 'Wil' ,,. ,gf .N ww la? V J . 91.5. W W , , ' '- . .If X gym' 'W' f , si ' , A ... is fa if h V47 Vw 42531-Q: V N 2 .fi 2 ,A ,S 3 X Jerry Paul Andrick Little Orleans, Md. Pre-Business Darwin Deryil Atkinson Kingwood, W. Va. Pre-Business Colleen Joyce Bailey Walkersville, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Janet Lea Ball Ridgeley, W. Va. Medical Secretary Forrest Edwin Barr Kessel, W. Va. Pre-Business Harold Dwane Barr Rig, W. Va. Pre-Business Thomas Lee Barrick Mill Creek, W. Va. Forestry Michael Lewis Bates West Union, W. Va. Engineering Ada Kay Bean Moorefield, W. Va. English , Fx Harry J. Abrahamsen Keyser, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture Jack E. Abell Spencer, W. Va. Engineering Rose Marie Alkire Ridgeley, W. Va. Pre-Education Eunice Lynne Allem Cumberland, Md. Pre-Education Edwin Paul Allen Arlington, Va. Physical Education Charles Lee Alt Petersburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Judy Lane Alt Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Priscilla Lynne Amtower Keyse r, W. Va. Pre-Educ ation Robert Lee Anderson Mt. Clare, W. Va. Pre-Business t ug, ,a T... 1 V A , T lx' A. ' I - Q rr lr W. f' l 'r K X i! A' Q vw- , A , ,sq E L-we fi x 1'-P ak Salvador Beltrami Hazleton, Pa. Chemistry Donald James Bennett Weston, W. Va. Engineering Glenn Calvin Bensenhaver Rig, W. Va. Pre-Business William Richard Berger Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Darrell E. Beery Augusta, W. Va. Pre-Business Vhlliam J. Benincosa Nutter Fort, W. Va. Physical Education Alvin Thomas Benson Ridgeley, W. Va. Pre-Denistry James Edward Bond Moorefield, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts James Russell Bond Parkersburg, W. Va. Pre-Business 1 M is Q 'A iii 3 6 WO, K 7 ,av F 'Qi of Q' fa 9 Cafe ME' . . ' i v my 4 H '. J V A A Z 'I A-lf A Y ,xg g -f 42' . .. V r': - Q J :,,-.v f ' 'W . re A. 5 Q My Avia I 1 f v U A , Q ,- . V Q .Q B ,J ' -W fi Wk' t.: f S ,VV.,.... R 4:3 ,af . iff' X y ,A -w , Q a., X sf f ' V , E., f pf A is 1' L K ,fi William G. Bosley, Jr. Maysville, W. Va. Pre-Business S '?1 1 -- -492 . A , Michael Charles Broadwater St. Marys, W. Va. Pre-Business Max Arthur Brown Morgantown, W. Va. Engineering Stephen Taylor Brown Romney, W. Va. Pre-Business Ronald Dale Bryte Kingwood, W. Va. Engineering Richard J. Bruce, Jr. Cumberland, Md. Engineering Robert Dailey Buckbee Romney, W. Va. Pre-Business Clyde Lee Burdock Elk Garden, W. Va. Pre-Education Mary Nell Burfield Westfield, N. J. Home Economics .. 'N we rw .J ' ,J -1 ' ' 'Aw if ' at 'S' 'F' 4 QQ , ...we in --.M Q 5 - ' 'fix J Joseph Clayton Chesser Arlington, Va. Bachelor of Arts Robert Warren Cheves, Jr. Arlington, Va. General Agriculture Delores Phyllis Cifalo Cumberland, Md. Pre-Nursing Donal Frederick Clark Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Henry Joseph Cleary Keyport, N. J. Physical Education Wade H. Clinedinst Romey, W. Va. Forestry Thomas Scott Coffman Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Nancy Lee Coffman Keyser, W. Va. Medical Technology John Kenneth Cole Rosemont, W. Va. Pre-Business L Robert Emmett Butz Greensburg, Pa. Pre-Business Harley Clifford Buzzard Parkersburg, W. Va. Engineering Fred Victor Calder Toms River, W. Va. Pre-Business Anthony Frank Carvillano Fairmont, W. Va. Physical Education Louis Joseph Calemine Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business James Thomas Carpenter Vienna, W. Va. Pre-Law Willa Louise Cather Piedmont, W. Va. English Michael James Charmello South Amboy, N. J. Pre-Education Michael Checkan Passaic, N. J. -1 Pre-Business . is with .im , g ,x , ,A :K Q V. :X Ln ' fr, A 9,3 A ., a t 3' l ' if 1 5 fl V XY ha' 'Y '-135, f f ws 'A if ,np G i QQ ' Y 'V 45 O J 4' K :I ,7 5 gal E, , Q f . Q ,Q My .7 WN r, fi f . if Y . L t, I AWA' rf rg 3g all E ra 'W William Joseph Cole Rosemont, W. Va. Pre-Business Brenda Joy Cook Piedmont, W. Va. Physical Education Carol Marie Cook Keyser, W. Va. General Accounting Beverly Blue Cookman Romney, W. Va. Liberal Arts Nancy Lou Cooper Harman, W. Va. Medical Technology Patricia Gay Cooper Elkins, W. Va. Home Economics David Paige Corbin Franklin, W. Va. Speech Carroll Lee Corder Salem, W. Va. Engineering John Everett Cottrill Clarksburg, W. Va. I Q ffl K 'lf Pre-Medicine ' i V A i 'I f- in Wt? Q, an an Q, A , 1 t- x 12117, mf K my , 1: KX ,,,., 1 1 - A Till Q iii.. A fm 'if' If ff, 'a QQ? J S ,,. , .- 2 , .. D .si . 62, P, raw. .. ' f ,Z 'FQ my if 'gp as. i ali' A is ,, Edwin Wallace Cox Parkersburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Joyce Elaine Crissinger Meyersdale, Pa. Physical Therapy Diane Lynn Criswell Wheeling, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Thomas Douglas Crogan Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Ministry Lannie Paul Cross White Sulphur, W. Va. Forestry Clyde William Cummings Aurora, W. Va. Engineering James Ronald Cupak Clarksburg, W. Va. General Agriculture Virgil Currey Bridgeport, W. Va. Forestry Luther James Coulter Charles Town, W. Va. Physical Education 5' 4 ff-WR i .Wi w Q ff K ,, , -X, nvif '-'TN 1, - ' f' ' 'ln H. L ...pl 1 'N Tv ff? ' is A 'wr C , M . 4 ...I 3 , . ,W I -'wan , ,. L g , , k avfk j gr: FS if W N, '-fi? 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Pre-Business Robert Bowley Deavers Kingwood, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Herbert Leroy Deener Brunswick, Md. Biology James Eldridge DeHaven Corriganville, Md. Pre,-Business Robert James Dietz Matawan, N. J. Physical Education f . fr 'Pdf 2 Q' ,C-N5N?'? . 1. i if , .3 -Hf. ,gi , .9 I 'Q '1 1,, . RTT' I Ef'9':'lQ f-.gh l f .eff 'ff x-., . R . A . 1 I 1 K 1 '4 1 , f ' tic. 'fs l 4-Y, YJ I A ex A 5 Leonard C. Eckenrode Catonsville, Md. Forestry Susan Jane Eckenrode Catonsville, Md. Home Economics David Alan Edwards South Charleston, W. Va Pre-Medicine James D. Edwards Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business George Henry Emerick Corriganville, Md. Pre-Business Louis Thomas E'Nan1a Hatboro, Pa. Physical Education Martha Anne Ervin Newburg, W. Va. Pre-Education Melva Delores Ervin Kingwood, W. Va. Home Economics William Roy Evick, Jr. Parsons, W. Va. Engineering Av ...., ,, ., nv Q 2' .ff if 'S' , ' :Jr .1 . i , i s i 172' V ' . . ,H lj ' as WM 5 Z' ,. ' g aia lil' .... 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Bachelor of Arts x eh Q .l iv i A 3 -.NT S , 4 s David Don Frame Sutton, W. Va. Pre-Business William Harold Fredlock Piedmont, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Gary Gene Friend New Creek, W. Va. Engineering Shirley Ann Frum Flemington, W. Va. General Secretarial Neil Eugene Frye Augusta, W. Va. Pre-Business Judy Ann Fuller Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Stephen Scott Garton Weston, West Virginia Bachelor of Arts Linda L. Gayvert Mclieesport, Pa. Physical Education James Earl Geiger Cass, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture 1 i F101 K .,!l a L5 ,dan f Ev. r 9 Z. .' ' gw tliigl. . p Mig?-l'a Q - Q .1 V U . V ., 'if 'A ,Q 6 6 1 1 fr . 1-fx ff? 'P ii JN -fi-I' ' Wstiffi F W- 2 T ,I -3 f, 1'!'!l I . A 0 I I' D1 ,K 6' 4. 5 41 ,,f, uni' 1-E rife ,ff 1' ik ivx 'W wil' , fs' . rj, lt-If Qiefynyq VMI ' John Lindsey Gordon Paw Paw, W. Va. Pre-Education James Michael Goss Lancaster, Pa. Physical Education Paul Douglas Gray Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Penelope Louise Grayson Keyser, W. Va. General Accoimting Charles William Green Maxwelton, W. Va Forestry Walter Howard Grelick Toms River, N. J. Bachelor of Arts Carole Sue Grose lndependence, W. Va. Pre-Social Work James Gross Jewett, Ohio Physical Education Helen Louise Groves Maysville, W. Va. Home Economics .. i A , my 4.53, E Q , A- s ft x 'N'-rw' .x i . l ' I . Li-L, ig wif? f X 1..A4L,L'.lg,f., . 3 .n' A K . - . F 'Q-' ax' miie 23 -' gi JFQI 1li Jr A . it . it wi 'f - 'g 51. 1 - ,ai K . 7, 'X I Q 'S 1 - -...w .af 9 . ' -E x .4 Q 4 '- 3, V122 2 ax l . if M l 14.4 .4- '.'. X 1 C. . - 4 YT, 4 - g -1: Q, ifw v f ,- Q. 'ge W , 7 - ', . - N ' i. f. Xwj' A V' .-.W N- -' ' , K ' I 4 J in . ' . 4 V 'wi J I A ' if 7 ' gh .Z B, P Q . X X av ff i X, f , 1 N. ' f f Xl ' , , 2 if J i I' a -. I . , , v-ff , ' A Pd ,-isa: , V. .. : Y 5, I X Z 'hill v - f . ' 1233 : l . 1 4-cnuolffi ' 4 aw ' ,naar-sz 'ik Q f 11 :,:bs:i' iz 1 ' l 1 , . .. V . , . , , , ':':-77152225322 iv . Warren Eugene Groves Keyser, W. Va. Forestry Carolyn Joanna Grubb Mechanicsburg, Ohio Home Economics Adelyn Sue Grusendorf Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Nursing James Belson Guttridge, J Falls Church, Va. Pre-Business Kenneth John Hackman Willow Grove, Pa. Pre-Business Samuel Edward Hamilton Buchkannon, W. Va. Engineering Carole Sue Hardesty Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Nursing John Clifford Harnage Falls Church, Va. Engineering Dannie Roy Harper Elkins, W. Va. Physical Education .- ,W , 1 ,i, , X , Q ff .H I i dw eff fa Y V -imdb' 7 195' ,M t fl' L A J'-1 , . f V ' 3 si r If ' 1135-,. E X 'Q 'xt 5' A - S LJ KW vgirx fn -ff N W N 3 Y I 1 Q xx ? ti - . J , if X2 if gg 5. 'J .,-,yi 4 Barbara Jean Helme Washington, D. C. Bachelor of Arts Gilbert Henry Parsons, W. Va. Pre - Educ ation Carol Jean ,Hepner Romney, W. Va. Pre-Education Ronald Weldon Herrington Arlington, Va. Pre-Business Elizabeth T. Hicks Oakland, N. J. Medical Secretarial David Allan Hite Cumberland, Md. Engineering Nancy Lou Hohn Greensburg, Pa. General Accounting Raymond M. Hoover Brandywine, W. Va. Pre-Dentistry George Louis Hosfield Manasquan, N. J. Vocational Agriculture Samuel Lawson Harper, III Moorefield, W. Va. Pre-Business Samuel Lawrence Harper Caronsburg, Pa. Pre-Business Corlis Willard Harris Spencer, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Robert Eugene Harsh Hall, W. Va. Pre-Education Norma Jean Hartman Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Social Work Robert Lowell Hartman Purgitsville, W. Va. General Agriculture Judy Lynn Heath Silver Springs, Md. Home Economics Thomas Lynn Hawkins Philippi, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Larry Blaine Heffner Big Springs, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Sf .ani '- ax, fi! J . I Q ff! f .mfg .. 4? -, 4 0 W ' ,U I ' X- 1 P' --..,n -t .-. I, asm... ' .f'-,G-'v - . Q-',.--'- 2 'X Q... , ff KR 4:45 'bfla Nr 'I if f, 1 'Q' sq? 1. V , .- Julian Brown Hott Wardensville, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Richard Lee Howard Bloomington, Md. Bachelor of Arts Albert Lee Huffman Franklin, W. Va. Engineering Paul David Huffman Beverly, W. Va. Engineering William Edward Iman Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Veterinarian Henry Joseph Itri Pittsburgh, Pa. Pre-Business Lawrence John Itri Glenshaw, Pa. Pre-Business Asadollah J abbarpour Kerman, Iran Pre- Medicine Robert Reginald Johnson Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business , lx W J 9, 'A Q5 , WtV2:':x:wf .' '5xfr'-npr, 'y,ss'ff- ' ' , eww' ,X a:WM.,,,i f ff- f , f, W l 1, 19-I f-5 4s ff: ,N 1, A' I' i Q -Z . VL- ,JF .,.. if . , ,,,, co, f g. Q lgc. ff diid it X , 1 'T 3' fsf K. - I G 7 . ag, 5 -fy, ' arf -4' 7' 3,411 A f a 3 V' x 3 s A Qi ' ' . 'J ?'Q'i , , .,., ., ,, 2 ,, 2 , if. - a Sallie Jeanette Johnson Arthurdale, W. Va. Pre-Nursing Ronald Everly Jones Elk Garden, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Charles Edwin Jordan, Jr. Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Journalism Karen Jordan Flatwoods, W. Va. Medical Technician Judith Kaye Jose Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Clarence Bernard Kean Cumberland, Md. Pre-Dentistry John Wayne Kee Hamilton, W. Va. General Agriculture Gary Lee Keedy Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Terring Lee Keener Grafton, W. Va. Physical Therapy 2.95 Q73 uh ,M 4 Vw . 3 s . if , ,. ' 'Liss 4 A it X ,gag uf Q Afvjxl 5' . X. mr '-. .ff , A ' 9 -in 1 ufyggiw Z. Anna Jane Kinsey Flemington, W. Va. Home Economics Barbara Ann Knight Alderson, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Ja.net Elaine Knotts Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Education Timothy Edward Kooken Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Michael Krueger Arlington, Va. Pre-Business Richard R. Krynicki Reedsville, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture David Edgar Kuhl Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Larry Hu Kuhl Elkins, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Gloria Joa.n Kuhn Keyser, W. Va. Pre- Educ ation fifdisalx QS? ex ' , y , 1 if Otho James Keller, IV Frederick, Md. Pre-Business Edward Wallace Kennedy Keyport, N. J. Physical Education George William Kennedy Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business William Francis Kennedy Keyport, N. J. Bachelor of Arts Harlen Clyde Keplinger Maysville, W. Va. Pre-Business Charles Edward Kern, Jr. Buckhannon, W. Va. Math Joyce Ellen Kerr Morgantown, W. Va. Pre-Education William Wilson Kile Upper Tract, W. Va. Pre-Business Phyllis M. Kimble Maysville, W. Va. Medical Secretary 1: H-.Ei 4' ' 1 ' A X . . Q W? ' 1 Q, FQ Q ,I sz 5. -X i 4 K wi 5. f- ..., Y .6 I , nl ' X A., W... g' - v . sm . 355-. r, 1 ar' ' .- s - , 7 1 w 5? A. Joan Ford Kunz Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Herbert S. Lambert, Jr. Parsons, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Jeanette M. Layson Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Stephen Marshall Layton Bayard, W. Va. Engineering Donald J. Leatherman Keyser, W. Va. Engineering James Edgar Leatherman, Jr. Keyser, W. Va. Physical Therapy James Allen Lee Elkins, W. Va. Forestry Delores Ann Leeson Parkersburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Gail Elizabeth Leonard Baltimore, Md. Medical Secretary 1 'IX3i235E1,1- ' it 1 ., 'nf 1 1 '10 . l N-4' If J 9 ,iz '- iii X I f L, if + if J V ',,.A, e M , ,A , lg . V A fx' . ' f W A . .Q 3 , . Sl Q, ,,.,, ,, 7 fi 3: 01, 4. A . .,x 5 -P. ... ' A , :L- EM. 5, , Q G -- A ,.,., cv. . ..,,, f -.52 5 3 ja Bobby R. Light Cumberland, Md. English Virginia Mae Litten Keyser, W. Va, General Secretary Gerald Eugene Lewis Keyser, W. Va, Forestry William David Llewellyn Cumberland, Md. Engineering Paul Mario Lombardi Follansbee, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Carroll Adam Long McHenry, Md. General Accounting Larry Phillip Loudin French Creek, W. Va. Engineering Jay R. Lovering Alexandria, Va. Physical Education Carol Francis Lupis Piedmont, W. Va. General Secretary ffwfff 'f V gi. -ff-19 fl , -.f f 1 'N if is 2 1: ff'4 'Ui .3 , h , . 'MQ 7 X -- , ...nn-Q.. ia xl 1 x 2 'H in n A3 ' 4 my M l.. . 4'-:tt ,QW m 1 f' .. 'W' 'iw- ': ' V f-aerifgfs aff .. r E 'Q 5, va f ..' M gf? 1, ., A K if-f , 5 A V QV fix PM fi ' , fi, 'F Q W 3 I ' A if A- ' ' 5,15 Jennings Rhodes Marston Winchester, Va. General Agriculture Anke Martin Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Kenneth Ronald Martin Oakland, Md. Pre-Pharmacy Vincent Edward Martina Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business Frank Joseph Martino Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Camilla Anne Mason Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Carole King May Cumberland, Md. Pre-Journalism John Clifton Mayfield Sistersville, W. Va. Forestry Michael Melody Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business .439 Michael Lynch Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Robert John Maghan Arlington, Va. Bachelor of Arts Sybil G. Mainhart Alexandria, Va. Bachelor of Arts Hugh F. Malamphy Cumberland, Md. Bachelor of Arts John Allen Mallow Franklin, W. Va. Pre-Veternarian James David Mann Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Judith Ann Markley Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Social Work John William Markwood Terra Alta, W. Va. Pre-Business Ronald Edward Marshall Grafton, W. Va. Physical Education 4.2 t 'C7' . -vi 1 l,, l ' 49 x iX. - i he .ax X -. U f at , . X 1 4965. Q9 Y, ,Q 'km X 1 - we z ., V 'Q-654 - i S , ...w v , - . icg,,, W A Norval George Metcalf Alexandria, Va. Bachelor of Arts Stephen J. Miedel New Martinsville, W. Va. Pre-Business Alan Richard Miller Keyser, W. Va. Forestry David Arthur Miller Ellerslie, Md. English George Raymond Miller Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Eloise Y. Miller Burlington, W. Va. Pre-Education Robert Colin Miller Swanton, Md. Engineering Roy Allen Miller Purgisville, W. Va. Pre-Business Donald Lee Minear St. George, W. Va. Engineering !f'?lfxf:i7'41?': ' .2 - E. R ff ir Fi' i. . a f , . - ,iff uhq, ' r 4 1 . I 4 Q .f . if - ar f if N ,Via Q Wx r as ..r'7 ff' . .1 7,1 J' 71 , X I ,ft 'r f ,af 1 M 1 X in-, 5 Q 1' 99 fi 87 N 9 '4 1. ix 'Y as 1 N M ,jai l ' 4 'ff L51 wx V7 avg Paul Alfred Miltenberger Ridgeley, W. Va. General Agriculture Harold Jacob Mitchell Franklin, W. Va. General Agriculture Ralph Wade Moats Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business David Graham Momeyer Greensburg, Pa. Pre-Business Ronald Lee Monroe Springfield, Va. Pre-Law Gail Franklin Montgomery Renick, W. Va. Engineering Melba L. Moore Cumberland, Md. English Thomas Lee Moore Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education James Douglas Moreland Mt. Storm, W. Va. Pre-Law J WO? if, ., f A 543' 4, Ze gy 2? f. Q. is I 1, ' . Q? if if Ziff 49 await ., Q fi M i i it . Z' f iv z V. X 13 in f' fr fa' . - wwf , f f .I Mi- 1 -J 1 ... .-,..A '3' -.6 ,D jgfi Rochelle Ann McDonald Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Nursing Frank Wright McGahan Clarksburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Joyce Elaine McKinzie Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education William McKone Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Business Robert Nelson Mc Laughlin Elkins, W. Va. Pre-Business William L. McLaughlin Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Robert Eugene Nordeck Oakland, Md. Engineering John Coleman North Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education David Allan Nurmi Weirton, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Naomi Jeanette Moreland Ridgeley, W. Va. General Secretary James Richard Mowry Petersburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Robert L. Mullenex Ridgeley, W. Va. Engineering Constance Kay Mustoe Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education James Richard Myers Aurora, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Maria McBride Apopka, Fla. Physical Education Lewis H. McConnell West Union, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Joel Douglas Mc C ray New Martinsville, W. Va. Pre-Law Lowell F. McDonald Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Nw' . A V SE!! 1:55 :X 1 ? 7 8555! .V 4 v I gk A 5. LQ, .... x J XIX , X ' . A W!! N f 3 X 5 U . Q i J l car! A, if M 'AQ ' f fy .QQ Robert Lee Oates Pennsboro, W. Va. Pre-Business James Walter Ott Bradfordwoods, Pa. Pre-Business Elaine Day Ott Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education David Bruce Pariser Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business Albert E. Parsons Petersburg, W. Va. Pre-Education Ralph B. Patterson Bethesdy, Md. Pre-Business Barbara J. Peer Ridgeley, W. Va. Pre-Education Leonard H. Phillips Elkins, W. Va. Pre-Business Roy R. Phillips Ridgeley, W. Va. Engineering mf , V821-Q .5 . ,, V If if l A V Y T. i .f , . ' 5, ' fl aw as .3 6 -fx fx? R T'-T47 lT,,1v' , Y 4 ' at 'Q 'Pg 4, Y 1-,N -ur' SS ft ,gf a ,Am-1 ' 91 q Y , .cf 5 2 Zi 2 , fr, !f.,.. J F ii 'xx rv , .. . A 4, ,K Y . A .X.,,.bf' xg H lg Q . l.f, 'P VI .a L , - p,.- ,, X. Q 1 Janet Louise Pisarchik Johnstown, Pa. Home Economics James Richard Pitman Morgantown, W. Va. Pre-Education Marvin D. Pitsenberger Crawley, W. Va. General Agricultural Robert Lewis Poland Piedmont, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Ralph Poling Shaw, W. Va. English Paula Ann Poorbaugh Corriganville, Md. Pre-Journalism Coy Wayne Powell Arlington, Va. Pre-Business James William Powell Ridgeley, W. Va. Chemistry Robert William Powell Cumberland, Md. Engineering if i XV ' ' L f vim! . -, if ' ,WV Y Y , fe .- 7, X W AU Ju ' 5 ' s. g. ,j.4ZLy,.k . , ,.... , ,W ,j my 1--UI. TJ. 43,422 5 1 3 5':f:-iz: . X Q '41, f, ' 5:'i1!'4',..zt 1 E .'g.f4a,,, in f Z Y f A x L9 ,C W X, it E1 an 'sr Q n' ,. sv' 'km' 1.5. x Richard Lee Rawlings Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Dale Ramsburg Paw Paw, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture Catherine Lee Rees Follansbee, W. Va. Pre-Education Ira Milford Reger Buckhannon, W. Va. General Agriculture Karen Sue Rhodes Tunnelton, W. Va. Pre-Education Eileen L. Rice Cumberland, Md. General Secretarial Stuart Edwards Richards Renick, W. Va. Pre-Veternarian Ronald Edward Riedel Wheeling, W. Va. Pre-Business Zane Thomas Riggleman Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Medicine K ya - I-g - I I ,af ' Patricia Ann Powers Oakland, Md. Medical Secretary Marcus Lee Primm Ednor, Md. Zoology Thomas Elwood Pritt Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Joseph Charles Pugh Follansbee, W. Va. Physical Education Robert Leroy Pugh Piedmont, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Frederick Burton Roger Parsons, W. Va. Pre-Business Benjamin H. Randalls, Jr. Keyser, W. Va. Medical Technician Douglas Rannells Romney, W. Va. Forestry Ronald Gene Raupach Meyersdale, Pa. Pre-Education 'FE' A 79 , fa fi' V'-nf' 4- ' X 'ir s. af? .44-05' 'eff '-43? -3 Qi 44? 11' , 'r 'ii' I ,Q s , XJR X 7' - if-0 x 'A 1 . u Junior Everett Roberts Valley Bend, W. Va. Pre-Business Roy Carlton Roberts Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Dental Gary L. Robey Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Carole Lee Robinson Keyser, W. Va. General Secretary Benjamin Grant Roby, II Petersburg, W. Va. Pre-Education John Issac Rogers, II Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Law Clarence Willard Roy Terra Alta, W. Va. General Agriculture Millie Rose Ruble Elk Garden, W. Va. Pre-Education Daniel B. Saccani Bridgeville, Pa. Bachelor of Arts I I 1 I2 w jk i , I 1 l , if Q ?Z:j:'1 'r 5 . QSQM., 1? l I fi rw? If? '4 .. ,,,. ty:-'Q 'Ziff 4' W A W, V ,,,, N In ,Q x, Ig 1 4 It ,Q .1 I ' fi Q, A ,,iI' V it -. l., , ..,. ' , RI! 'v + I - SS If , 1-ff 'Q c ,,.,. Nancy Alice Sager Piedmont, W. Va. General Secretary Roger Anthony Saliga Cumberland, Md. Pre - Law Ronald Lee Sanders Ridgeley, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Donald Mack Saville Rommey, W. Va. Pre-Business John K. Saville Augusta, W. Va. Vocational Agricultur 6 Walter Lawrence Schmidlen Beverly, W. Va. General Agricultural James Raymond Skidmore Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business Marsha Ann Seaber Westernport, Md. Home Economics Allen Delano See Mathias, W. Va. Pre-Business . i f Z. . s 2 'S 1 UQ., li t ' '-1, , 1 ,, - f fi f 4' 9 f b gf il 1- 'J t M 15' rl? ' ,,-M wi ' ' W , ,fyaz X 1 4:71. 4 we g . A Q 3 Aff' S' 3' f Vg., L91 Q ' AM if ' Jarrett Shumaker Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Carl Leo Smith Harman, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture Carroll Smith Petersburg, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture Edward Louis Smith Ridgley, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts James Alonzo Smith Parkersburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts James Darrell Smith Sykesville, Md. Forestry James Richard Smith Keyser, W. Va. History Larry Paul Smith Pleasant Dale, W. Va. Engineering Robert Quinlon Smith Arlington, Va. Pre-Business Linda Seward Keyser, W. Va. General Secretary David Correll Shade Paw Paw, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Ronald Lee Shaffer Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business Leonard Joseph Shalowitz Arlington, W Va. Pharmacy Martin Allen Sharpless Cumberland, Md. EHQiI'l961'lllg Robert Rex Shaw Keyser. W. Va. Bachelor of Arts John Raymond Shay Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Burney Blair Sherman, Jr. Wiley Ford, W. Va. Physical Therapy Stanley Eugene Shingleton Romney, W. Va. Pre-Business 4 -J' ,Leif ' Q, ,I f f Q I gt 6 A . AA. ,R ,gi T3 Q- f if S. 4. - f, W A if -Q-v 1 ,wx-1,. ij Laffy v ? 3 QL R. I in ra: ,fi . uzff ' fe fb'-mi, Q QF' ' if 54551. , A, h 'I'-J 1 S8 'F -I fQ I it an at Y ,af 9 4 ', ' :LX 4 'T 1' Ah Keyser, W. Va. Z lg, ,ir A R. .+. rf? , so f 1 ' if, X fi ,iff Y .4 I A 5 . . V..V . . if nf -1 Thomas Bernard Smith Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Gary Harland Spahr Terra Alta, W. Va. Pre-Business Barbara Lou Staats Dover, N. J. Home Economics James T. Stalnaker Elkins, W. Va. Physical Education James Richard Stanton Aurora, W. Va. Pre-Business Richard Garrison Steele Arlington, Va. Pre-Business Barbara Steele Huntington, W. Va. General A.B. Ronald John Steiffer Johnstown, Pa. Physics James Joseph Stephens Wheeling, W. Va. Physical Education ,I .. H f can f' B' if ts f 2 gr . A J ,. V zm I ., ' V i f K t. - .-.J f, l'2 ? ,?' - J .fl QJ:if1zar:q-, .f F 1 ff' 'f5f5f3,ff?,,,c3 .fjfi ff ' , ':f,:5f:55?L:?x3i fli iii 75' ,QQ . , 'C 1-1-'f5f'?:.:.,gw.-Z-42 , -'ia ' fa' S . f ,uw-:Na X . ,R f ',3 ,I -,. . -,,m, -fl .. .M qgif X N. ti if if . 12 1:-Q. 0 if -fx 4 FX FN fm . 'QW-i ,f M l' 1' f f,:'fgrqjfP WE' Hugh Charles Stewart Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Education James Richard Stickley Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Pre-Business Joyce Elaine Stickley GY xt T f . Q 5, ,, .ff lww J X, M,-P' 1 . , I A w Q' V ... 1 15 C 'f it If I fx .f-df if . General Secretary Timothy L. Stilwell Grafton, W. Va. Physical Education Jimmy Blair Stonestreet New Creek, W. Va. General Agriculture Carl Baker Straw Stephenson, Va. English Beverly Virginia Strickler Keyser, W. Va. General Secretary Janet Lorraine Summers Keyser, W. Va. Medical Technology James Maxwell Sutton Bridgeport, W. Va. Pre-Business , ii 5 rf' , f 5, ,Xf Q6 ,jf Ziff ' Q . I gg I wi, ,dw '- f ff, is f f 52 . if 9 Q . A if Q .2 T? X - I If in 1 ne ., IU 5? . - 1 ,, 64' , ,,- , 'ar g M ff fr! Y 'vii - . T, William Earl Sutton Keyser, W. Va. Forestry Joyce Marie Suwak Washington, Pa. Home Economics John Kennedy Sweeney Brilliant, Ohio Pre-Business Carlton Errol Swisher Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Joseph William Swisher Augusta, W. Va. Engineering Sidney Leigh Sylvester Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Latimer Rodney Taylor Pennsboro, W. Va. Engineering Richard A. Teacher Greensburo, Pa. Pre-Business Allan Melvin Tendler Atlantic City, N. J. Pre-Education Jerry Melvin Tephaback few- Elk Garden, W. va. , iV'f'1fffaT Engineering , , ' .Q V f Q ,A 'T F 'fr-atgwxii, Edgar Ernest Tetrick ,fs qv- Q IJ, Q Vienna, W. Va. Pre-Law 8 in-BQ, Arnetta Craig Thomas Jxi W..-V at '-2 Cowen, W. Va. ,S ig J , If Medical Secretary A - Q- 2 f Donald Lee Thompson Grafton, W. Va. Pre-Education James Robert Thompson Petersburg, W. Va. Pre-Business Timothy M. Thornburg Barnesvile, Ohio General Agriculture Kay Frances Thornhill Philippi, W. Va. Medical Secretary Carol Diane Todd Dover, N. J. Medical Secretary Bert Roger Truex Moundsville, W. Va. Engineering 60 ,, 1 4 . -eg 3, 1 we 6 'Q af af 2, It 11 . 1 - - 'Eye F. 1 I , Q x 5 .vw M ii ! U '- A 2 if ,. -rf - 'A fs me 'A ' 7 ,f L R ,. , x 'N iv LQ' L Q , ' X gb I X--gn' , Aiwa C Y , . ry Z A s iv , ' fl 5215 Derek R. Tucker New Martinsville, W. Va Pre-Veterinarian Daniel T. Twyman Piedmont, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Sandra Jeanne Umstead Green Spring, W. Va. Pre-Nursing Michael Norton Umstead Green Spring, W. Va. Agriculture Leonard Roderick Urtso Rosemont, W. Va. Engineering Karen Jane Vance Harman, W. Va. Medical Secretary Paul U. Vickers St. Albans, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts John Edward Wade Keyport, N. J. Pre-Business William Robert Walker Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business if f' -as H' 'I if , 1 ..N,-A 1 c c fa 4 ,il f- 2 'X fi?-tif If-gf' A ,E , J X, K if ZS fi rm' fi! :K Harold Ronald Wamsley Parkersburg, W. Va. Engineering Michael Wanda Cumberland, Md. Bachelor of Arts Albert John Warsinsky, II McMechen, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Carl Richard Washington Greensburg, Pa. Physical Education Donna Lee Weaver Tunnelton, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Steven Harvey Weber Trenton, N. J. Bachelor of Arts Charles Lee Weese Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business James Franklin Weyant Meyersdale, Pa. Pre-Veterinarian John S. Whetzell, Jr. Grand Rapids, Mich. Engineering ,.+ 4. 417 Zim Z v 41346 ff,.,,, . ,., f J . he sl ,ts i xg , i:.,Q2.f.2 it F ie wa? 'f' E-'RF' i wi? .eh E Ronald Paul Young Bedford, Pa. Pre-Business Albert Richard Zack Beltsville, Md. Pre-Business Mary Catherine Zimmerman Washington, D. C. Bachelor of Arts Diane Clara Zinn Morgantown, W. Va. Pre-Education 62 Martin Erwin White Cumberland, Md. Engineering John Don Whiteman Westernport, Md. General Accounting Roger Bruce Williams Martinsburg, W. Va. Engineering Steven L. Wilson Moorefield, W. Va. Pre-Medicine James Frederick Wolfram Weston, W. Va. Forestry Henry H. Wood Wardensville, W. Va. Pre-Education William Luther Wright Westernport, Md. Pre-Business Edward George Yates Greensburg, Pa. Pre-Business Robert Dennis Yokum Harman, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture . A ' f-1 ' - --N Af- E' 4 ' 4 f 5 X if i Y . 4- 'L-13' 1,3 'SU f! 4' 4 WA i tw vshfwff' f 12 5, ? ' V , Y CAMPUS QUEENS MISS CATAMOUNT FH' MISS MARGARET JUDY QUEEN OF HARVEST SWING MISS JUAN JAMISON QUEEN OF WINTER 1 A 'diliuf fn' . gf MISS LAURA TIBBETTS SIGMA SWEETHEART MISS LINDA JONES QUEEN OF THE EASTER BALL .Q I I MISS RUTH WILLIAMS APPLE BLOSSOM PRINCESS MISS LINDA PEARSON CALENDAR GIRL 1 ,. MISS BARBARA HANSHEW CAMPUS COVER GIRL X MISS NANCY SAGER UHGHHIZHTIUHS CHEERLEADERS Carol Jean Hepner Linda Lenz Connie Mustoe Patricia Powers Janet Pisarshik Carol Lupis Sandra Dixon, Captain 72 UHGHHIZHTIUHS Linda Pearson Margaret Judy Patmc a Math as Sand a D xon Jacquel ne Ke dall 73 STUDENT CCDUNCIL naw' Mr. Kenneth Haines Sponsor The members of the Student Council are as follows: John C. Allen, President, Fred Alvaro, President of Sophomore Class, Peter Peck, Vice- President of Sophomore Class, Linda P e a r s o n, Sec retary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Anthony Julian, Sophomore C lass Representative, John Cottrill, President of Freshman Class, John D. Fahey, Vice-Pres- ident of F re sh m an Class, Paul D. Grav, Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class, William Kennedy, F r e s h m a n Class Representative, Margaret Judy, President of Sigma Iota Chi So ro rity, Joan Jamison, President of Eta Upsilon Gamma So- rority, Ruth Williams, President of Kappa Delta Psi So ro rity, Ronald Hoover, President of Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity, James Mahood, Presi- dent of Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity, Willard Phillips and Kenneth Knight, Presidents of Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity, Jack Canfield, Repre- sentative of Pasguino, John Scott, Representative of Sports Club, San- dra Dixon, Representative of Cheer- leaders, Joyce Crissinger, Repre- sentative of Women'sAthletic Asso- ciation, Winnie Teets, Representa- tive of Reynolds Hall, Thomas Hawk- ins, Representative of Davis Hall, Louis E'Nama, Representative of Memorial Hall. The Student Council of Potomac State College acts as an executive body for the students. Its formation was deemed necessary in order thata closer relationship between the ad- ministration and student body could exist. Although the Council's main objectives are of an administrative nature, it also promotes school spirit and fellowship. Throughout the college year, the Student Council has sponsored many events. During Freshman Week, it assisted in the orientation program for incoming freshmen and later or- ganized the Freshman Class. Rules and regulations for freshmen were made and e nfo r c e d by Kangaroo Courst under the direction of the Council. With the arrival of football season, the Council supervised the selection of cheerleaders held thuses, and sold P ro g r am s for home football games. Two gala campus affairs, the Homecoming Ball and the May Day Ball, were sponsored by the Council. During high school visitations days, the members of the Student Council organized tours of the campus and serve as guides to area high sc hool groups. Upon recom- mendation of the Athletic Depart- ment, the Council presented letters and sweaters to athletes. The Student Council consists of twenty-two mem- bers as provided by the 1959 revised constitution. STUDENT COUNCIL .- 4 Q f Q , , ..,,,A, , . I. f 7 ,W f f Wa- , 5, fm? L3 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President: John C. Allen Members Fred Alvaro Peter Peck Linda Pearson Anthony Julian ' we WZ3- ,c -f x EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PLANS PROJECTS 75 CATAMO U N T The CATAMOUNT, Potomac State's college yearbook, com- pleted its twenty-third year of publication, June, 1961. In H x'l: t - f planning and working on this yearbook, the CATAMOUNT Staff had as its goal to show the college life on Potomac State's Q campus as it was actually lived and to show it in such a manner that it will always be remembered in the same way. The theme W. p of the CATAMOUNT is A world within aworidr which attempts ,W to portray the life on this campus as a world within the world at , Q large. I Mr. Dudley W. G. Gordon ' Sponsor CATAMOUNT STAFF Co- Editors . . . ............. . . Margaret Sue Judy Patricia Mathias Business Manager . . . . Laura Tibbetts Treasurer ,,,, ...... P eter Peck ' ' . . Albert Rockenstien Photographic Editor. . . Sports Editor . . John Cottrill Joyce Crissinger Claude Digman Linda Gayvert Clifford Harnage Gail Leonard Connie Mustoe ...RobertGornall Advertising Staff and Typing Staff Karen Rhodes Eileen Rice Robert Stickley Winnie Teets Bonita Ours Kay Thornhill William Doran Robert Patterson Carole May Sandra Rinker Dianne Zinn Ramona Mosser 'A soy.: , ., ff W' Y rf-A 'E' aw r A Q X jk' 76 YEARBOOK HEADS PREPARE DUMMY FOR '61 CATAMOUNT CATAMOUNT l ADVERTISING STAFF DISCUSSES SALES CAMPAIGN I 1 1 f--......WM,,,,, I TYPING STAFF CLICKS OFF COPY THE PASQUINO .Q 1 ,,, g X The Pasguino, Potomac State's fortnightly newspaper, is staffed ,I by students of the journalism department classes and volunteer , Qi ' workers, who combine their efforts on the editorial, business, and ' l circulation staffs. Each time the paperis printed, it has apress run of 2,000 copies which are distributed not only to students, faculty and staff on the campus but are mailed to parents of all non-commuting students, to alumni throughout the world, to several hundred high schools and colleges, to several friends of the college, and to numerous places of business. The staff of the newspaper undertakes annually the publication of the Student-Faculty Directory. Each spring members of the staff enjoy a banquet, at which they have as guest speaker an DT' Elizabeth Pftwatef eminent member of the Fourth Estate. Faculty Advisor 1' The Pasguino, now in its 38th consecutive year of publication, is a charter member of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association. PASQUINO STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . ........ ............ J ohn A. Canfield News Editors ...................... Joanne Ashby, Albert Rockenstein News Staff Louise Cathers, Jean Dorsey, William Fredlock, Penelope Grayson, Carol Grose, Carole Hardesty, Edwin Jordan, Carole Lupis, James Mancuso, Carol May, Frank McGahan, Ramona Mosser, Peter Peck, Willard Phillips, Paula Poorbaugh, Elaine Rice, Carole Robison, John Scott, Carrol Smith, Ellen Steele, Beverly Strickler, Jacqueline Swanson, Sydney Sylvester. Business Managers .................... Rupert Bosley, Romona Mosser, James Bosley, Michael Checkan, Linda Ellifritz, Lois Steiding Sports . . ...................... Robert Gornall, Editor David Cummings, Gene Hornick, Edwin Jordan, Ted Troxell Alumni ......... ..................... L aura Tibbetts, Editor Circulation Managers .................... Richard Jones, Ronald Hoover Frank Debardeleben, Louise Cathers, John J. Fornof, William Handzo, Robert Hess, Robert Lewis, Eloise Miller, Nelson Miner. Stag Photographers ................... Timothy Kooken, Ronald Wamsley THE FOURTH ESTATE PUTS AN ISSUE TO BED f ? uns:--.....-Q, THE PASOUINO CIRCULATION STAFF PREPARES COPIES FOR THE MAIL REPORTERS TYPE COPY AFTER COVERING BEATS - CIRCLE K 'l l K GDP sghyhf bb 19' John Allen John Butz Fred Alvaro Larry Anderson Roscoe Beall Rupert Bosley David Cummings George Fanady Harold Francis Bob Hess 4., . ' f ry fig f b -2' kly Y. .f L J V 1'-fj Av, dx! HTG , A I , , , XV S X. Mr. Earl Michael, Sponsor AW Sophomore Members Frank Iquinta Anthony Julian Kenney Knight Bob Lewis Jim Mahood Ed Maloy Larry Martino Ed Meadows Mark Garrett 'Q Q Peter Peck Willard Phillips Robert Riggs Dave Riley John Scott Gordon Smith Thomas Sparks Maurice Tenney Lynn Workmeister Freshmen Members William R. Berger Caroll Lee Corder John D. Fahey Samuel L. Floyd William H. Fredlock William J. Gilman John L. Gordon Larry Kuhl Larry P. Loudin Jennings R. Marston 80 Edward G. Yates David G. Momeyer Lewis H. McConnell Franklin W. McGahan David Allen Nurmi Benjamin G. Roby David C. Shade Martin Sharpless Ronald J. Steiffer James R. Stickley Richard D. Teacher HQ-eu The Circle K Club of Potomac State College is a service organization dedicated to this institution and to the community of Keyser. The local Circle K Club was established in 1952 and holds Charter Six in Circle K International. The Keyser, Kiwanis Club is the sponsoring club. Membership of the Circle K Club is composed of college men of high character and good scholastic standing, who feel that to serve is an honor instead ofa burden. The objective of Circle K International is to improve relations with college, community, country, and God. Major projects this year were: sponsoring the annual homecoming parade, operating the second-hand bookstore, establishing the bick board for its members, assisted in the organization of the West Virginia District of Circle K International, assisting with Parent's Day, and serving as guides for various campus activities. Harold Francis Willard Phillips Dave Cummings Larry Martino President Vice- President 8, Secretary Treasurer CIRCLE K is Y JIRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Q A -AKG m PA fi W WY? V ygfy'wg A an .. M. H The Christian Youth Fellowship was orga- nized on Potomac State campus in 1949. This organization strives to bring Christian youth of Potomac State College into closer contact with the church and to deepen their devotional life through recreation and fellowship. Con- structive p r o g r a m s are presented by the various members at the meetings which are held each Sunday evening. The Christian Youth Fellowship co-spons- ored Religious Emphasis Week and sponsored the Pre-Easter Communion and Pre-Easter worship services for Protestant students. It also participated in several campus social events. C. Y. F. Officers: David Martin, President, Laura Tibbitts, Vic e- President, Karen Rhodes, Secretary, Carl Smith, Treasurer. This years members are: John Allen, Virginia Basilea, Michael Bates, Eleanor Blackburn, Don Bennett, Brenda Cook, David Cummings, Kenny Dally, Carole Grose, Helen Groves, Lana Hamilton, Sam Hamilton, Carole Hardesty, Tom Hawkins, Betty Hisghman, Carolyn Hisghman, David Hite, MargaretJudy, Joan Jamison, Anna Jane Kenzie, Bill Koon, Larry Kuhl, Delores Leeson, Gail Leonard, Judy Markley, David Martin, Millie Mason, Ed Meadows, Gail Montgomery, Jim Osborn, Karen Rhodes, Carole Robinson, Carl Smith, Richard Smith, Beverly Strickler, Winnie Teets, Laura Tibbetts, Ronald Wamsley, Donna Weaver, Dortha Williams, Ruth Williams. ,JJ A q I Tit'-ii' A N6 C Mr. W. Earl Michael Sponsor NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club is a national Catholic organization, brought to Potomac State College in the spring of 1948. Its purposes are to foster the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of Catholic students of the college. The group is a member of the National Newman Club Federation and of the Province Federation of West Virginia. The assistant pastor , ' of the Church of the Assumption, Keyser, is chaplain of the i club, and two faculty members of the college serve in an ' ' advisory capacity. At one of the two monthly meetings talks FP, ff-' G3 x, f-Q45 Q, on religious or social subjects are given by visiting speakers. , OFFICERS P President .............. . . . John Scott .1 Vice-President . . ., .......... David Riley 1 f Secretary ..... . . . Jeanette Layson Mr. J- Kenna Burke Treasurer ......... . . . Mike Charmello Sponsor MEMBERS E. Paul Allen, Jr., Fred Alvaro, Michael Broadwater, Mary Nell Burfield, Paul Butler, Louis Calemine, John Canfield, Michael Charmello, Joseph Cupak, John Cole, James Daskal, Bob Deitz, John Doneski, Paul Ebbert, Louis E'Nama, John Fahey, Geraldine Ferrell, Lawrence Fasano, William Fredlock, Stephen Garton, Lois Albert Dinicola, Carl Mick Gentile, William Gilman, Robert Gornall, Kenneth Hackman, James Holler, Paul Huffman, Frank Iaquinta, Henry Itri, Larry Itri, Anthony Julian, Edward Kennedy, William Kennedy, Michael Kruezer, Robert Krynicki, Joseph Lee, Jeaneete Layson, Jay Lovering, Hugh Mal- ampley, Arnold E. Maloy, Edward Martina, George Louis Hosfield, Frank Martina, Larry Martino, Carole May, John McKone, Joel Mickaylo, George Miller, Pauline Miltenberger, Paul Miltenberger, Thomas Mullocly, James Navarro, James Parsons, John Piker, Jan Pisarchik, Patricia Powers, Wayne Prince, David Riley, Albert Rockenstein, Daniel Saccani, Roger Salega, John Scott, Stanley Kollodziejski, Shirley Shaffer, Thomas Smith, Gary Smith, Thomas Sparks, Timothy Stilwell, Joyce Suwak, Richard Teacher, James Thomas, Timothy Thornburg, Michael Unstead, Sandra Unstead, John Wade, Woffram James, Edward Yates, Albert,Zack, Salvador Beltrami, Anthony Cavillano, William Cole, Raymond Crowe, Peter DeSi'mone. i HOME ECONOMICS CLUB , ,lf M 4 , - G Q 17 The Home Economics Club, one of the older organizations on the campus enjoyed the traditional activities during the year along with several special programs. Some ofthe traditional activities were the sale of mums for Homecoming, co-operating with members of the Agriculture Club to serve a barbecue dinner for Homecoming, serving as aides for annual receptions and attending religious services as a group. This year the club enter- tained the Eastern Regional Future Homemakers Conference on our campus, held a Career Day program for area Home Economists and visited a local display of Mobile Homes. Young women in this group who have won special recognition are Jane Kimble and Patricia Mathias who were elected to serve as president and secretary respectively of the College Club Section of the West Virginia Home Economics Association, Helen Groves attended National 4-H Club Congress as the West Virginia winner of beef cattle projects and Nancy Pyles was elected to serve as president of the MineralCounty older youth organization for 4-H Clubs. Sandra Dixon and Jacqueline Kendall both were elected to the court ofthe Homecoming Queen and served as ROTC Sponsors forthe year. Sandra Dixon served as cheerleader for two years. Other members are: Mary Nell Burfield, Patricia Cooper, Melva Ervin, Sue Eckenrode, Joanna Grubb, Jeannette Layson, Lora Lewis, Camilla Mason, Janet Pisarchik, Marsha Seaber, Barbara Statts, and Joyce Suwak. Officers President ............. Jacqueline Kendall Vice-President . . . N ....... Judy Fuller Secretary ..... . . . Anna Jane Kinsey Treasurer .... .... H elen Groves T -.. + . 5-wx r U :yy V ' QCUNOMI' Q 9 'QP I QP- T , 3 S .ip T2 t weav- z 1. -A 'fa il 45 0' J an , .,,. f ., , MQ, Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlin 84 - Sponsor AGRICULTURE CLUB 6' The Agriculture Club was organized October 11, 1954, for the purpose of stimulating a closer academic and social relationship between students majoring in a phase of agri- culture. The purposes of the organization are to provide opportunities for members to become acquainted with leaders in the field of agriculture, to develop leadership, co-operation, and citizenship, and to promote recreational activities for members of the organization. Membership in the club is open to students majoring in Vocational Agriculture, General Agriculture, Veterinary Science, and Forestry. A chicken barbecue was co-sponsored by the organization and the Home Economics club after the Homecoming football game. Other activities included selection of the outstanding Agriculture student, guest speakers to provide members withinformation on different fields of agriculture, sponsorship of the Regional FFA Parliamentary Procedure, Creed, and Public Speaking contests, and a trip to some place of interest. Several members served as guides for the FHA convention held on Campus. OFFICERS Advisor ........... Mr. Oscar H. Gustafson President ............... Kenneth Wykle Vice-President . . . ..... Leo Pennington Secretary ..... . . . Roy F. Dick up Treasurer .... . . . Edward Riley Reporter . . .... Rodney Doyle Assistant Advisor . . Mr. Kenneth Malone Mr. Oscar H. Gustafson 85 Advisor vw- 4 WOMEN'S RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION , t.,,,,l.f .J , y,4:,e,,g3.,:4pg.u a Q, -Q. an .M W.,,..,.. , - D O bmfiffln Ps The Women's Residence Association, established on December 7, 1944, are the women living in residence at Potomac State College. The purposes of this organizationis to pro- mote the amicability of the girls and to help plan the social life on campus. .Among its activities, the association decorates for the annual Homecoming festivities, sponsors a Christmas Party each year to which each member brings one guest, and honors various campus organizations at parties held throughout the year. The House Council, comprised of officers of the association, meet regularly to discuss specific problems and projects. Eunice Allem Joanne Ashby Sharee Bergdoll Mary Burfield Dolores Cifala Beverly Cookman Nancy Cooper Dianne Criswell Joyce Crissinger Sandra Dixon Jean Dorsey Sue Eckenrode Martha Ervin Ruby Fultz Linda Gayvert Helen Groves Joanna Grubb Lana Hamilton Judy Heath Barbara Helme Carol Hepner Elizabeth Hicks Betty Hisghman Carolyn Hisghman Nancy Hohn Joan Jamison Geraldine Farrell Karen Jordan Joan Ford Margaret Judy MEMBERS Jacqueline Kendall Anna Jane Kinsey Barbara Knight Delores Leeson Linda Lenz Elizabeth Llewellyn Patricia Mathias Carole May Linda Pearson Janet Pisarchik Paula Poorbaugh Karen Rhodes Eileen Rice Saundra Rinker Barbara Staats OFFICERS President .... . . . Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Social Chairman. . . . . . . . . . Winnie Teets . . ......... Sandra Lahman . . Gail Leonard . . . . Cathy Rees . . Virginia Basilea 86 Joyce Suwak Kay Thornhill Carol Todd Karen Vance Donna Weaver Dortha Williams Ruth Williams Mary Zimmerman Dianne Zinn Dr. Imogene Dever Sponsor WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President ............... Laura Tibbetts Vice-President ........... Joycelyn Ramsey I . Secretary-Treasurer .... . . . Linda Gayvert Social Chairman ........ .... J udith Arnold , Student Council Representative . . . Joyce Crissinger I A ' II' ' MEMBERS Colleen Bailey Pauline Miltenberger ,,,: .WW ,W Janet Ball Elaine ott , Brenda Cook Paula Poorbaugh Pat Cooper Eileen Rice 'IW Diane Criswell Barbara Staats Barbara Helm Winnie Teets Joan Kunz Arnette Thomas Miss Margaret Riafter Sandra Linsteard Kay Thornhill Sponsor Maria McBride Donna Weaver Sybil Mainhart Dortha Williams Mary Zimmerman A sport for every woman and every woman in a sport is the motto of the Women's Athletic Association. It was organized to popularize women'sathletics and provide leasure time activities. The aims of this organization are to develop standards of leadership and sportsmanship and to promote those activities which may be adapted to the leisure time of later school. Intramural games are bowling, volleyball, basketball, pingpong, badminton, and shuffle- board. The club is open to all girls enrolled in Potomac State. A total of two hundred fifty points entitles a member to an emblem. These points are acquired by participation in tournaments, attending meetings and in other ways. W.A.A. made corsages for the mothers on Parents' Day. This project proved extremely successful. 87 i Q K Mr. Walter A. Jaworek Sponsor Arnold Maloy John W. Handzo John Ghaznavi Nelson Miner David Dawson Ronald Hoover Lloyd Bowers Paul Evans William Harman Ronald Gilchrist Johnathan Burgess David Kuhl Robert Anderson T...--q-ug an-svsuizigl-gt.. Q mms- f-my . 1 -few ENGINEERS CLUB The Engineers' Club of Potomac State College is composed of students participating in the engineering orientation program at the college. The organization was founded in 1932. It has remained active for the past twenty-eight years. OFFICERS President ............... John W. Handzo Vice-President ......... . . .David Dawson Secretary . . . . . . Arnold Maloy MEMBERS Jay Lovering Leonard Urtso William McLaughlin Donald Bennett Michael Bates Lee Corder David Hite Donald Leatherman David Huffman Robert Nordeck Clifford Harnage Donald Minear James Lee 8 VL- 'fiiii 7 ' M245 ' W -swf A t mas X fm. P,-A -ya . W' , 1 ss., .wt 1 . f. .mga - L- 1 ., ,1,.., .,. aff-.. qv. .mam-x .a .- 1 - www . me A vars -pm sm was Q, rf p-. :few ,f ,M 3 5. -mv sf . maxim' U W. ,.,. V... . ,. ... .M e , ., , '- if ' eve P-af. gvwwsw- 2 A ' we-.,a-naxwv we wt as . I ' v aim Mwxzaaffr- gnc vi. 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Piker Robert Lewis James Mahood Larry Loudin Joseph Gillispie Joseph Swisher Carl Straw an I fix L...-.1- t,, sf. . -r rms ' mf- ,las S ff- fy Mm :asa-name S fp I 1 .aj fp,-, ufuvrwew f ' uf- , ,,:,,,,, ..,,k ,. ., .L .Vs-rm qfm,,,,,r' ea ka... . - .1 Q:-w ..- -..-.......... PiE POTCDMAC STATE SINGERS The Singers of Potomac State College were organized in 1926 to give the students who were interested in singing an opportunity to enjoy group participation in the art. From a humble beginning the Singers group has grown both in number and reputation to become the active cultural organization on the campus. Potomac State sends this group on annual tours to represent the college at many high schools in the tri-state area. The highlight of the winter season was the presentation of the Adoration , a cantata by Nevin which was sung before the Keyser Rotary Club and the college as the Christmas convocation. The Singers also added special music to the annual Religious Emphasis Week program. Climaxingthe year with their lastper- formance forthe graduating members, the Singers provided the musigor the Commencement convocation. OFFICERS President . . . . ....... Lynn Workineister Accompanist .......... Miss Frances Sarullo POTOMAC STATE SINGERS Sharee Bergdall Joyce Crissinger Betty Hisghman Linda Jones Janice Paugh Lynn Workmeister Joseph Chesser Paul Gray Gilbert Henry Rhodes Marston Albert Rockenstein Judy Arnold Nancy Coffman Helen Groves Sallie Johnson Maria McBride Nancy Stephen Jack Canfield James Goss Bill Handzo James Mancuso Willard Phillips ,fx If ? V I 3 J 5 7 f 1 ' f A 1 A l ddpahm.. Mr. Leonard Withers Director Betty Bowers Martha Anne Ervin Sharon Huff Anna Jane Kinsey Linda Pearson Larry Anderson Robert Gornall James Harman Herbert Lambert David Martin Jack Steiffer 4 P A V--.I I 5 A ' A '- --'M--'-'Illia-mln F' .., ii ,,. J 'f 9'ta 1, as shaft? 89 15 POTCMAC STATE DANCE BAND if it 1' i AQ Agp 6,44-.l.,,,,i!hM! The Potomac State College Dance Band consists of agroup of musicians on campus who occasionally like to switch to The Big Sound in music. The group is under the direction of Mr. Philip J. Faini, the college's band director. In addition to the ordinary music avail- able to dance bands, this group varies its appearances by using special arrangements written by Mr. Faini, and by using vocalists and small combos. The orchestra has appeared at several school functions, including the Faculty Reception and Parents' Day Convocation in the fall. It also accompanies the Potomac State Singersin presenting concerts at neighboring high schools. MEMBERS John Canfield Robert Nelson William Handzo Michael PHGFS Willard Harris Joel Shannon Lewis Hinkle Sam Stamoulis Millard Howard Richard Steele Charles Jordan Car1t0H SWiSh9I' Kenneth Martin Rodney Taylor Nelson Miner E a Mr. Philip J. Faini eo - Director of all Bands POTOMAC STATE CONCERT BAND The Potomac State Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Philip J. Faini, has a mem- bership of forty players. All students of the college, both men and women, are eligible for participation in the concert band. The band affords students an opportunity to continue their musical training and devotes its time to the study and performance of band literature of the highest quality. The band presented a spring concert and played for the college graduation exercises in May. MEMBERS Clyde Burdock John Cole William Cole David Edwards James Edwards Joseph Giffen William Handzo James Harman Williard Harris Robert Harsh David Hite Sharon Huff William Johnson Linda Jones Edward Jordan William Koon Herbert Lambert Kenneth Martin Frank Martino Larry Martino CXLTRQQSJD Tgilwj J T an N9 Robert Mason Robert Miller Nelson Miner Robert McLaughlin Robert Nelson Robert Nordick Janice Paugh Edison Paxton James Powell Ronald Raupach Richard Rawlings Joel Shannon Sam Stamoulis James Smith Richard Steele Carlton Swisher Rodney Taylor Timothy Thornburg Kay Thornhill Ruth Williams 9 I Francis Meehan ROTH MILITARY HONORARY SOCIETY The Roth Military Honorary So- ciety was named in honor of Colonel Samuel Roth, who was instrumental in forming the ROTH unit at Potomac State College in 1953. To be eligible for membership, an ROTC cadet must have a B in military and an academic grade of C or better. He also must be currently enrolled in ROTC. He must also evidence high moral standards, military profici- ency and qualities of leadership. The Society supports and spon- sors several activities during the year. Some of these are the Color Guard and The Flag-Raising detail for the football games, the ROTC Rifle team,the Veterans' Day firing squad, the Blood Bank and the Annual Military Ball. MEMBERS John C Allen Frank Debardelben John W. Handzo Robert B. Allen Roy T. Dick Thomas M. Hawkins Larry Anderson John Doneski Ronald Hoover John W. Adkins Paul Evans Henry Itri James Bosley Larry Fasano Anthony Julian Rupert Bosley Lee Fishbach Kenneth Knight Lloyd J. Bowers Harold Francis William C. Koon Jonathan Burgess George Funkhouser Ronald Kuykendall Charles Burkhammer Marquis Garrett Charles Langham John A. Canfield William Grafton James R. Mancuso James Champ Kenneth Hackman William Manning Gregory Collins Richard Harvey Britten L. Martin George M. Marovich M A C. Laaxiflif-if?-xtllifl li' . Fl .ff Q- 1 . ,,. Q Sgt. F.W. Birnley Sponsor Nelson E. Miner Levin Newcomb Leo Pennington Curtis Rhodes Edward Riley Jerry Simmons Carl Smith Gordon Smith Richard Smith Thomas Sparks Maurice Tenney f'W'7 RUTH MILITARY HCDNORARY SOCIETY ..,,gW 11f' ug News ,X ,.,,, , k,4, 4 Waigfx X Inga sw rv' 3 xQ:3'3 - ' OFFICERS Commander .... . . Ronald J. Kuhl Treasurer . . . . Michael Hart Executive Officer . . . . Larry Martino Sgt. at Arms . . . Kenneth Wykle Secretary ..... . . . David Riley Chaplain . . . . . Robert Nelson Capt. Frederick Karner ADVISORS Sgt. Francis Wm. Birnley U. S. Army U. S. Army MEMBERS MILITARY MARCHING BAND mums . ,. ,l 'I' f W ,vi k vgiivxvg E ii. S A az ' if if - h 4. ' -M21 if .nwfv 2? ff W 1 wa.: P - , 'C ' ' 'f'l6.v pp., J W tif As. .gg -I .5 Y- ff' -xi,-V X .fag 3' J 1 .gg 'x kfxxj 5- K 1 gf i f x gm, g lg 'wqq J J J -gganizsws ,,. , A . , ., 1 Ku- l,M:ll-.th P 1:1 w 4- I q!a .., ' i1 45 ,.,. ,,,, l f f - -..Baillie it V 'fav-K 1 -F ,.2: Y' fi' ' . 2 ' f ff'- !!4'!TE v . e .i H i ' , '- 1'ia -ipgvfg ' . ,... + H p -f '- 1 'iff ' Under the direction of Mr. Philip J. Faini, the ROTC Marching Band is composed of male members of the ROTC. The group supplies marches at noon formations and for various military functions. Members belonging to the band can earn additional merits in their ROTC courses. The band is most active during the fall football season when it contributes to the spirit of the school by playing at football games and pep rallies. Last year the group played at Keyser's Memorial Day Program and the annual Homecoming Parade. Clyde Burdock John Canfield John Cole David Edwards James Edwards Daniel Fonoroff Joseph Giffin William Handzo James Harmon Willard Harris Robert Harsh David I-lite Millard Howard William Johnson Ronald Jones Edward Jordan William Koon Herbert Lambert Kenneth Martin Frank Martino Larry Martino Robert Mason Robert Miller Nelson Miner Robert Mc Laughlin Robert Nelson Robert Nordick James Parsons Edison Paxton Michael Peters James Powell Ronald Raupach Richard Rawlings Ronald Sanders Joel Shannon James Smith Sam Stamouli-s Richard Steele Carlton Swisher Rodney Taylor Timothy Thornburg Robert Wise OFFICERS Drum Major . . ........... William Koon Captain . . . ......... William Handzo Sponsor . . . . .Sandra Sue Dixon 94 CATAMOUNT RIFLE TEAM lie f ig' 11 Di Capt. Thomas E. McBride, Jr. Team Advisor The Catamount Rifle Club is sponsored by the Military Depart- ment and by the Roth Honorary So- ciety of Potomac State College, and is affiliated with the National Rifle Association of America. Five of the members of the Rifle Team are active members of the Association. Purposes of the Association are to educate and train citizens of good repute in the safe and efficient handl- ing of firearms, to promote social welfare and to develop fellowship, sportsmen, and sportswomen. MSgt. Robert N. Good Team Coach The team placed 28th in a field of 96 colleges and universities competing in the Depart- ment of the Army William Randolph Hearst ROTC Rifle Matches for 1960-1961. Mike Moore obtained the highest score made by members of the Potomac State College Team in this four position match with 185 out of a possible 200 points. Bob Gosnell, a former Potomac State College Team Captain in 1958-1959, fired with the Number on Team of West Virginia University which placed first throughout the Nation in the Hearst Match. Team Members are: John G. Doneski, Leonard Eckenrode, Paul D. Gray, Kenneth Hackman, Frank Iaquinta, Joel D. McCray, Michael E. Moore, Daniel Saccani. Team Captain Team Coach . . Team Advisor . . annoouooooooooaoonooaoouou . . Michael E. Moore MSgt. Robert N. Good . . Capt. Thomas E. McBride, Jr. 'fig' gil . iff if V 95 PANHELLENIC The Panhellenic Council, governing body of the Greek- letter organizations on campus, is composed of eighteen members, two sophomores and one freshman from each fraternity and sorority. The council serves as a forum for the discussion of problems pertaining to fraternal life. Its aim is to promote better fellowship and co-operation among the fraternities and sororities on the campus, to assist in keeping up the spirit of the college, and to maintain the highest ideals of life, character, scholarship, and citizenship. Panhellenic arranges the annual college program for these campus societies and arbitr ate s school campaigns and elections. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Judith Arnold Kenneth Knight Peter Peck Ronald Hoover James Mahood Richard W. Smith Joan Jamison Bonita Ours Ruth Williams Margaret Judy Janice Paugh Lynn H. Workmeister OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President . . . Willard Phillips President ............ Ruth Williams Vice PI'eS1dGHt . . . . Ronald Hoover Vice-President .......... Judy Arnold Secietary . . . . .Bonita Ours Secretary ......... . . .Bonita Ours Rep to Social Committee .... Joan Jamison Rep. to Social Committee .... Joan Jamison , - A rw C' -1 . . , Q-if - ' CQ.- J I . , .. , x 96 SIGMA PHI OMEGA ff f gf f if J W M if 'fffff wwfffff' , W, M, ww, 'izzwaei ' yy, , 7 ff ., . wmv . . ,, , ,U,f , W - Qfww wwf y fzggmwff y my f X l Sigma Phi Omega was organized at Potomac State College in 1923 for a two-fold pur- pose--to promote scholarship and foster citizenship. It has always been a local fraternity, with its own constitution, ritual and traditions. Sigma Phi Omega sponsors the two annual convocations that honor Potomac State College organizations. Last October at the Know Your Organizations convocations, Sigma Phi Omega gave to the freshmen pertinent information about the origin, objectives, and present activities of campus societies. In the spring it will present the annual Becogniticm Qay convocation, where honor is bestowed for achievement and leadership. Sigma Phi Omega also makes other contributions to campus life. It assists at the Faculty- Student Reception, sells school decals and other devices to promote school spirit, and has an informal party each spring. New members are honored guests at the annual formal banquet attended by faculty and actives. Members of Sigma Phi Omega recognize both the honor and the responsibility which membership entails, and they strive to maintain high standards of scholarship, to partic- ipate in student activities, and to co-operate with the college at all times. OFFICERS Q Q President . . . . . . . . . . . .Michael Montgomery 1 Vice-President . . . . . ...... Virginia Basilea ?1 Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Nancy M. Miller PM Faculty Representative . . . . . . Kenneth F. Haines Q40 N, ACTIVE ROSTER John Allen Ronald Kuni Q: Fred Alvaro Michael Montgomery Virginia Basilea Edward Riley Margaret Judy Joy Elaine Suter I ww Dr. Nancy M. Miller 97 Sponsor A Eta Upsilon Gamma, founded at Christian College, Columbia, . ETA uPslLoN GAMMA Ar . ,, Q ni HTG. . ,ij U u fg Q ' XA ' .XJ ei 3 45 1 Y eco Jr HTG. X' Missouri, in 1901, is the oldest national junior college sorority in the National College Panhellenic. The aims of Eta Upsilon Gamma are to stimulate school spirit, to promote scholarship and achievement, and to enrich and broaden friendship. The sorority started out the year with the rush party held at the home of Becky Bess at Deep Creek Lake, featuring a Weiner roast. ln November the annual Harvest Swing was co- sponsored by the Gammas and their brother fraternity, Theta Sigma Chi. The Cumberland YMCA was the scene of a mid-winter swim as the sorority enjoyed a splash party. In De- cember the Gammas were the guests of the Thetas at a Christmas party held at Mr. Dayton's home. A card party in March proved a big success, as towns-people from Keyser mingled with Potomac State students around the card table. The proceeds from this project were used for a service project. The climax of the year was the picnic with the Thetas, and the annual Theta-Gamma ban- quet held in honor of the departing sophomores. Honors bestowed upon Eta Upsilon Gamma members during the year include: Sandra Dixon, Patricia Mathias, and Linda Pearson served as ROTC sponsors, Sandra Dixon, Janet Pisarchik and Patricia Powers were cheerleaders, Joan Jamison reigned Queen of the Harvest Swing, and Linda Pearson was chosen as Apple Blossom Princess. The sponsors and members of Eta Upsilon Gammas were pleasantly surprised this past year when the sorority was awarded, at the national conclave at Columbus, Ohio, a gold cup in recognition for the best examination prepared to give pledges. Miss Joy Elaine Suter, in attendance, accepted the award as the official member for the sorority. A Y - 1 'gigkafizi i MiSS Irene BFOWI1 Miss Virginia Johnson Sponsor 98 Sponsgr I 5 if 3 r Q, FC G' X a Qc Q00 0 T- ETA UPSILON GAMMA -0 ,, J an 'in I nu- ! ,, Q 1 Rebecca Bess Mary Nell Burfield Delores Cifala Nancy Coffman Dianne Criswell Jean Dorsey Sandra Dixon Martha Ervin OFFICERS President .......... Joan Jamison Vice-President . . . . Virginia Basilea Treasurer .... . . . Nancy Stephen Secretary ..... . . . Joy Elaine Suter ADAMAS Editor .... Elizabeth Llewellyn Sergeant-at-Arms ....... Betty Bowers Chaplain ....... . . . Linda Pearson Panhellenic Rep. . . Judith Arnold - MEMBERS Penelope Grayson Judy Heath Barbara Helme Nancy Hohn Jane Kimble Delores Leeson Sybil Mainhart Patricia Mathias aa cr aw - 3 99 M . Carole May Janet Pisarchik Paula Poorbaugh Patricia Powers Barbara Staats Sidney Sylvester Carol Todd Mary Zimmerman Louis E'Nama George Evangelo Theodore Femi Joseph Giffin Ronald Gilchrist Kenneth Hackman Samuel Hamilton Thomas Hawkins THETA SIGMA CHI MEMBERS Fanady Charles George Langham Rhodes Marston Gerald David Riggleman Samuel Shrensel Martin Sharple ss Xenephon Stamoulis Carl Straw Lynn H. Wo rkmeister .fn -1 . l..-l-1 .- -- -,, -. -, if-f-E52-L?7:.f-1-E ' M..-' Q 'B- J o Suqiu in T-' 5 is gi QA: 4 . 'r ' . ' ' 1. Ill' ... , Q '-,iw -:JEL .1Egz..,- YJ' 9bj -xiii., ,,fgai1 A L -h iv. Q1 90 .Q ic: - 5.. -U J, . A 'ma IOO K THETA SIGMA CHI The Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded on the campus of Potomac State College in 1922. The fraternity promotes character, fellowship, scholarship, school spirit, and co-operation. Theta Sigma Chi participated in many college sponsored events, winning an award for the most original float in the Homecoming parade and sponsoring the Harvest Swing in co-operation with their sister sorority, and conducted the election of Miss Catamount during Homecoming weekend. The organization proudly points to the accomplishments of their men. Bro- ther Michael Montgomery served as president of the Sigma Phi Omega and Potomac State Players. Lynn Workmeister as president of the Potomac State Singers. Other activities of the fraternity included a rush party, dinner-dance, and the annual picnic. OFFICERS President ..... ............. J ames N. Mahood Vice-President . . ....... Robert C. Lewis Secretary .... ....... R alph David Wilson Treasurer ..... . . Michael Warren Montgomery Chaplain ....... ..... L arry Page Anderson Sergeant-at-Arms . . . . . William Robert Grafton -x M 'r-- II. ,,,,i',,, ,,,. I sgsg gs E 3 A3 r. j III Ilyfbpn A II: fr Q Iv I' fi III IMI, Q ME I! A 4: If -'x 'R .. ...isggsf '-'t 45.12 Mr. E. L. Dayton Sponsor 101 , KAPPA DELTA PSI 45 4 . E5 , .,. .1 ,O Q5 OFFICERS F ' . , W President .... ....... . . . Ruth Williams Vice-President . . . . . Jackie Kendall Secretary-Treasurer . . . Janice Paugh Chaplain .... . . . Nancy Pyles MEMBERS Judy Alt Judy Markley Melva Ervin Connie Mustoe Joyce Kerr Karen Rhodes Kappa Delta Psi was organized April 26, 1951. The objectives of this sorority are to further scholarship, to stimulate school spirit, to promote high moral standards, to develop a close feeling of friendship among its members and loyalty to Potomac State College, its founding place. Ruth Williams was elected President of Panhellenic for second semester, 1961. A member of the Homecoming court was Jackie Kendall. She is also an ROTC Sponsor and President of the Home Economics Club. Connie Mustoe served on the cheering squad. and Nancy Pyles is President ofthe 4-H Older Youth, which if V -5 X. W . 8 ml , Lqggvwm is 1,5 A ae. 'A , ,L I . v ...up K X sf-'l'-,I 'F 'W-Tiff? ' my f- 755 Miss Anne E. Withers Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlin Sponsor 102 Co- sponsor KAPPA DELTA PSI is a cotmty organization. Ruth Williams reigned as Queen of the Easter Ball. In the fall, the sorority entertained the freshmen women with a Hawaiian party. A Thanksgiving basket was delivered to a needy family. The annual Christmas Party featured the presentation of Kappa pins to the two sponsors. The party was held at the home of Mrs. J. Clark Bright and gifts were exchanged. With their brother fraternity, Phi Kappa Omega, the sorority co-sponsored the annual Easter Ball. to a .' ,!-IFE -'y .- Qigsif 3 s ri- Q 5 'Q' X gg: H., 'emi n pl-ua.....v,l.f......4.-, 103 , PHI KAPPA OMEGA PHI KAPPA OMEGA FRATERNITY I Zi A . .. OFFICERS A 3, F2 2 Q President .... .......... K enneth Knight Vice-President . . . Harold Francis ' Secretary . . . Larry Martino , Treasurer . . . . . M Chaplain ....... . . Thomas Sparks . . Robert Wise i x Parliamentarian. . . . . Edward A. Meadows O 0 Q 1 -Wi h 6 f :gg 7,59-i 1 N: -. . Dr. Allen E. Murphy Sponsor Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity, which was organized on the Potomac State College campus in 1949, works constantly to promote high scholastic standings, sound moral character, and a fraternal spirit among the members. The men of Phi Kappa Omega proudly point to their 1960-1961 achievements. Brother Peter Peck served as Vice-President of the Sophomore Class. Willard Phillips reigned as the President of Panhellenic Cotmcil. The Kappa float, entered in the homecoming parade, won an honorable prize. In co-operation with the sister sorority, Kappa Delta Psi, the annual Kappa Easter Ball once again obtained the spotlight on the campus. Through the college year, the Fraternity held an informal dance at St. Mary's Hall along with several other informal social events. The year was climaxed with the annual spring picnic and banquet. The fraternity bonds established in the Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity will long be re- membered. Richard Bruce James T. Carpenter David Corbin Kenneth Dally Lee C. Fischbach James Goss Willard Harris David Huffman William F. Kennedy George W. Kennedy Kurt Lindstrom James Mancuso Frank Martino MEMBERS IO4 David Momeyer Levin J. Newcomb Peter M. Peck Willard Phillips, Jr J. Thomas Piker Wayne Prince Albert Rockenstein Joel Shannon Gordon L. Smith Robert Z. Smith Richard Teacher Edgar Tetrick Kenneth E. Vance WR PHI KAPPA OMEGA ink Q., - E F3 rw NMFS W W W M 'X FRAT OFFICERS PLAN STRATEGY IOS SIGMA IOTA CHI Q , ,g , 'K O O 52 51 9 V.,4 5? Z it W My ,g ff 7 f .1 4 4 'nf . 4 1 HA f,g,,,.,f k. gg, 1 IO6 Q' SIGMA IGTA CHI 1 uifs' V f ,f M--an , fi V , V GM , rw ZLyl.LCl Icom Xt . V I2 'ft' EUS Q 'El Miss Margaret Rafter Miss Frances Sarullo Sponsor Sponsor OFFICERS Worthy Matron .... Worthy Protectress ....... Worthy Scribe ........... Worthy Keeper of the Treasury . . Worthy Directress ........ Worthy Guard .......... PARCHMENT Editor . . Historian ...... Chaplain . . . Q . Margaret Judy . . Winnie Teets . Bonita Ours . . Winnie Teets . . Laura Tibbetts . . . . Linda Lenz . . . . Joanne Ashby Carolyn Hisghman Betty Hisghman Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Iota Chi isthe oldest sorority on the campus of Potomac State College. Sigma was founded in 1903 at the University of the South at Sweanee, Tennessee, by Greer A. Duncan. It has become the largestjunior college sorority in the United States. Carrying on the spiritand ideals of the first chapter, the group stresses the importance of scholastic achievement and fellowship. Worthy Matron, Margaret Judy, attended the Sigma Iota Chi National Convention held at the Hotel Ambassador in St. Louis, Missouri, last summer. Using the theme Miss Potomac State Pageant, Sigmas welcomed the freshmen women to their rush party at the homes of Mrs. Ray Coffman and Mrs. Thad Huffman. At that time thirty-four new pledges were received into the sisterhood. The Potomac State Homecoming Queen, Margaret Judy, was one of the ROTC Sponsors. Chosen to reignas their Queen of Winter at the Christmas Dance by the Phi Sigma Nu fraternity was Laura Tibbetts. Miss Tibbetts also represented Potomac State in the Tri-County Junior Fair. At the annual Sigma Sweetheart Ball in February Linda Jones was selected to reign as Sigma Sweetheart. Linda Lenz and Carol Hepner were Potomac State Cheerleaders and Vlhnnie Teets was president of the Women's Resident Association. During the year Sigma girls had several parties and square dances with their brother fraternity. Cookies and popcorn were taken to children in the Potomac Valley Hospital and a large box of canned foods was sent to a needy family at Christmas. MEMBERS Rose Marie Alkire Eleanor Blackburn Louise Cather Brenda Cook Nancy Cooper Beverly Cookman Sue Eckenrode Linda Ellifritz Judy Fuller Linda Gayvert - Helen Groves Joanna Grubb Sue Grusendorf Carole Hardesty Carol Hepner Linda Jones Judy Jose Phyllis Kimble Janet Knotts Gloria Kuhn Anna Jane Kinsey Gail Leonard Camilla Mason Ramona Mosser Barbara Peer Carole Robinson Eiline Rice Saundra Rinker Marsha Seaber Joyce Stickley IO7 Beverly Strickler Joyce Suwak Jacqueline Swanson Kay Thornhill Karen Vance Donna Weaver Dorthea Williams Dianne Zinn PHI SIGMA NU Robert Pifer FT President .... Ronald E. Hoover Q if Zqp 1 V CA, Vice-President . . John W. Handzo , ' A ' , 9 Secretary .... . John A. Canfield mi ji Treasurer . . . . . . Carl W. Smith Pledge Captains . . Robert B. Allen Q J i Roscoe C. Beall Wg Q Panheilemc tp.. Representatives . . Richard Smith - ' ,mf Jerry P. Simmons Mr James T Handlan Sponsor Phi Sigma Nu, founded in 1922, has been an outstanding social group on tne campus of Potomac State College. The fraternity was granted a National Charter by the National Col- lege Panhellenic and has been designated Beta Chapter. The fraternity began its yearwith a successfulpledge party during the fall Rush Week, which netted them several members. In the autumn activities the fraternityisponsored the winning candidate for Miss Homecoming. The annual Christmas Ball, which is sponsored by Phi Sigma Nu, is the biggest project undertaken by the fraternity, and this year'sdance was an outstanding affair. Ronald Hoover reigned as King of Winter at the Ball. In Feb- ruary, Richard Smith was chosen to reign as King at the Sigma sponsored Sweetheart Ball. Phi Sigma Nu has sponsored several social get-togethers with its sister sorority, Sigma Iota Chi, the most popular of these being frequent square dances, with Sponsor James T. Handlan acting as caller. Phi Sigma Nu participates in all organized campus activities. Many diverse programs have been presented by and for the me mbe r s . The Fraternity prides itself in having many of its members holding responsible positions as officers and leaders in campus organizations. The Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity demands college spirit, interest in all college activities, high moral standards, individual development of character and leadership, and scholastic achievement from all its members. Men who are now away from the college but often return to visit their old fraternity are indications of the fact that the bonds of fr i e nd ship established in Phi Sigma Nu provide lasting memories in future years. MEMBERS James E. Bond Jonathan C. Burgess Robert W. Cheves, Jr. Thomas S. Coffman Joseph R. Cupak Roy F. Dick Paul R. Evans John J. Fornof John L. Gordon Charles W. Green J. Monroe Gwinn James A. Harman William D. Harman Robert M. Hess David A. Hite John W. Kee Richard R. Krynicki Michael Krueger Larry H. Kuhl J. Douglas McCray Nelson E, lVliner John A. Mallow IOB Gail F. Montgomery Daniel B. Saccani David C. Shade James D. Smith, Jr. Richard G. Steele Ronald J. Stieffer James R. Stickley Michael N. Umstead John W. Webster John S. Whetzell, Jr Kenneth R. Wykle fi PHI SIGMA NU 7 S WW F i , 2 I , 5 N1 A i g Y IO9 OMNI-SCI CLUB kiikiwl 2 film, , ' 'V H ilil . if .M J! fg IE gif 'Hu-. The Omni-Sci Club, reorganized thisyear from the Medi-Sci Club, is open to all students interested in the various fields of Science. At the bi-monthly meetings, topics of current scientific interest are discussed in conjunction with a speaker. The present aim of the or- ganization is to further the members' interest in science. ln 1948 the Club became affiliated with the West Virginia Academy of Science, and this year delegates from the Club will attend the annual state meeting of this organization, OFFICERS President ................ Joseph Giffin Secretary-Treasurer ....... . . Jean Dorsey MEMBERS Colleen Bailey Raymond Hoover Michael Bates Libby Llewellen , James Bond Lewis McConnell ' Lee Corder Edward Miner gg, g if V L - Q Herbert Deener Marcus Primm 0 ,' A up Jean Dorsey Cathie Rees S' ,al jg ' Keenon Dunn David Shade M d ' Len Eckenrode Janet Summers I 1'l David Edwards Joy Suter V Joseph Giffin James Sutton . J t'i C Carol Sue Grose Arnette Thomas W George Holswade Ronald Wamsley Samuel Hamilton Mr. James Handlan HO Sponsor DELTA PSI OMEGA OFFICERS President .... ......... . . Albert Rockenstein Vice-President . . . .... .... B etty Bowers Secretary-Treasurer . . Joy Elaine Suter Mr. Jasper Morris Sponsor Delta Psi Omega is the largest honor society in dramatics for Junior colleges. This fraternity is an international drama honorary one for students in Junior colleges. Member- ship in the fraternity is a reward for excellent ability and participation in various phases of dramatic arts. Furthermore, membership in Delta Psi Omega makes one eligible for membership in Alpha Psi Omega, on the four year college level. The objectives of the society are to promote the dramatic arts on the campus and to aid dramatics clubs such as the Potomac State Players. The Potomac State cast, number 110, was instituted in 1954. Students are selected for membership on a point basis. One hundred points must be ac- cumulated by work in some phase of dramatics before the individual may be considered for membership. Election to the society, however, is not automatic, candidates must satisfy both national and local requirements for election. Delta Psi Omega does not exist as a replacement for dramatic clubs, but is rather a fraternity to give recognition to members of such organizations who excel in this field. 3 5 , ' I A I 1 , ,,,,,,NMmm' . ,I inyvnf-q,,. .4 if l la--M-7-Th' , h A 4 9 uw w, ,K , n Ill POTOMAC STATE PLAYERS Wah fl Aa I A - , . 5 if Q ,. 'fy The Potomac State Players, organized in 1919, is the oldest cultural organization on campus. The Players Club provides training in every phase of dramatics from acting to behind-the-scenes work such as set decoration and make-up. Membership in Delta Psi Omega, an honor society for dramatics, is awarded each year to members who have done outstanding work or have made valuable contributions to the organization. GFFICERS President ...... . . .Michael Montgomery Vice-President .... . . Albert Rockenstein Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . NSJHCY Stephens MEMBERS Betty Bowers Carole Grose Thomas Sparks Brenda Cook Judy Heath Joy Suter David Corbin Robert Coulter Martha Ervin Carl Gentile Laura Tibbetts Richard Teacher James Mancuso Edward Troxell Thomas Moore Philip Ionadi Otho Keller ll2 my X! Mr. Jasper Morris Sponsor 1 SPORTS K- weigh Up, over, and at 'em. Pres. Church presents trophy to Allen. , f' q,saumnwf.v,4m1.w-q,mN V 1 1-4 f -- -f-V-fl When you're out there--play ball! N-av' 'F-If CATAMOUNTS 1 FOGTBALL POTOMAC STATE wt- Coach Dana Lough The Catamounts, under the expert di re c ti on of Dana G. Horse Lough, ended their 1960 football season with a 5-4 slate, even though the Cats lost the first three contests of the campaign. The Bainbridge Naval Academy whipped the Loughmen at their own game in the season lidlifter, played on a sloppy Stayman Field, by a decisive 28-12 margin. Hank Cleary, State quarter- back was caught inthe end- zone early inthe first period for the first Napster score, thus giving the Middies a 2-0 edge. Potomac scored on two pass plays, but only led Bainbridge once late in the first stanza by a 6-2 score. Defeat was handed to the Cats again the following weekend, when the Pioneers of Glenville College downed them 20-13. Glenville scoredtwice onpasses and once on the groundto chalk up the WVIAC victory. The Potomac aggregation suffered defeat at the hands of Salem College under the lights of the West Union Stadium, 19-2. De- spite the loss, State' s defense led by Hank and Larry Itri and Carl Gentile turned in an outstanding performance. The all time rivals of Potomac State, Shepherd College, foiled the 1960 Homecoming procedures by handing the Cats a 7-0 heart- breaking loss. During the latter part of the season, it was dis- closed that the Ram defensive contained an ineligible player and the contest was forfeited to Potomac. The win column was at last dented when the Cats took Davis Sz Elkins to the woodshedfor a 23-0 blanking. This was the first of three consecutive victories forthe Loughmen as they went on to defeat Montgomery, and Wesley in as many contests. Robert Farr, Hank Cleary, Hank Itri, and Bill Kennedy were standouts for the Cats on both defense and offense during the shortlived winning streak. Concord College foiled the continuation of the State winning seige as they overpowered the Blue and Gold in the next contest 14-7. The Catamountsfought back aggresivelyin the next con- test by winning the season windup from Baltimore 20-7. 114 ,,.....,.,,. ax A x V rx W x . X V. . 1' ' . I X . IN MEMORIAM D1 ed Robert James Deitz 29 April 1961 SCORES f 9 1' I Potomac State ,f OPPOUGIW ti J p 12 X Bainbridge 13 Glenville 2 Salem 23 Davis SL Elkins 21 Montgomery 24 Wesley 7 Concord 20 The Shepherd team forfeited their win over Potomac Baltimore 0 because of using an ineligible player. Shepherd H5 7 BASKETBALL-1960-1961 The 1960-61 Catamount Basketball squad, again the Tri-State Junior College Champions compiled a regular season record of 16- 9, and held a 9-1 slate going into the Tri-State Tourneys held here February 24-25. The Cats, under the tutorship of Coach Dana G. Horse Lough, cinched the Tri-State title after elimi- nating Catonsville 7 9- 69 in the first round, dropping Montgomery 79-59 in the second stanza, and whipping Shenandoah 107-79 dur- ing the final contest. The victory gave Potomac State aberth at the Region XV Finals held in Binghampton, New York. The Catamounts dropped the first two games of the season to Fairmont and Salem, 85-56 and 103-62 respectively. Although the charges of Coach Lough wentinto the contests with only three defeats in their last thirty games, the opponents, playing in front of home crowds, jumped off to early leads that were never headed throughout the contests. Frostburg State was the first victim of the Cats as they fell to the locals, led by John Allen and Mike Checkan who bombed in 21 and 20 points respectively, to spark the 71-58 victory. Two defeats, by the WVU Frosh and Davis and Elkins, followed before the Cats hit the win column by downing seven straight foes to give the Loughmen an impressive 8-5 early season record. The teams falling to the Blue and Gold during this sudden surge of victories were: Hagerstown and St. Mary's Colleges twice, Altoona, Shepherd and Prince Georges' College. Montgomery and Fairmont State foiled the long winning streak by handing the Cats two consecutive loses in Tri-State loses in Tri-State and WVIAC competition. Due to adverse weather conditions, the c onte sts between Potomac and West Liberty, Wheeling, and Altoona Colleges were postponed and were not re-scheduled. The Cats swept the series with Johnstown College, whipping the Pennsylvanians 82-77 on their floor and ending the regular season against them dealing out and 83-68 deluge. The contest that will always be remembered on the PSC campus was the return match with the WVU Freshmen. Stan Shingleton led the Cats throughout the game with 19 tallies and did everything but stand on his head to stop the lofty Frosh who ended up edging the Cats 70-69. The Cats endedtheir regular season by whipping Frostburgin areturn match 87-81, loosing to Shepherd 78-71, and taking three out of four on a long road trip, falling only to Bainbridge Prep while adding Wesley, Baltimore, and Catonsville to the victory sheet. ll6 Tri-State Tournaments Feb. 24-25 lst Round . . Potomac 79 Catonsville 69 2nd Round. . Potomac 79 Montgomery 59 Final ..... Potomac 107 Shenandoah 79 Season Record Regular Season .... 16-9 Tri- State Competition 9- 1 -ff. -g .Pfii i k an TV ff! ft ff7':'l' x , I' V41-s WS fer ' fi . W , ,W , :W -1 V 2 's if M3 'r Q we ,V Q ,,5g. w ff s 1. ' f ! W X CAMPUS CANDID SNAPS J SQ, W I a 6 C , ri . ,.,, yi 1 x , 1 I V 4 f pw i on I X .fm,, Lt, -..5, W fe has a 5 ,F 'A 'fy'-r 1: A ' ' . : f 9 I - - 'N X ' .L f 15 WJ I ei ,, iz f , gf?W.3few ,bg A 1 We ISI? 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