Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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'vw Y i '1 fl 111 The First Long Walk For Freshmen The 1962 Our New Library Opened Officially Fall Term, 1961. QM Potomac State M 'knot D l ' w 'fn ' g 1 wa.. 15 i if We K A candidate for learning arrives I-fi L. Remember the flight The first challenge begins with registration EROWS to meet the ever increasing challenge ofthe future . . . Colonel Glenn? A-'Tiff' .z I ' -we .N 5 tl 4 K. J Religion also emphasized Individual sports make for balance 1 Reynolds Hall Where Our Women Live f'N Potomac State F Is Among L The Mountains West Virginia 1962 mfksaywofrnosnsss... ,X As our library was constructed, here we must also lay the groundwork 6 1 A 1 . 94 'Of 11 'C 1 ' , ,S 'G .. ..4, V. :-W w,,.-Af, - 1 1 .X , . ..,, ,,,w,c,., A ml - Qfw . , ,.,,.,, -ry., , v ' wi,-vL.Agfgf C ' ' ' .A P' C7Y Tf,ff: 1'If K mir- f ,. My ,Rf fs. K ,. A f W 9 55, f K f ' VZ A Ln, V, g r-3 .- Kim 41 xxtl ,Wf- ff.. P' 41 51 ' I:-ff Nw ig?-g ' -:HQ iff 1 M535 ' UQ : .1-1 Jfffq A ' -ff - - I r X .1 , For each of us is an architect . . . planning, moulding, building a future which is ours . . . Party For ii li Frat Pledges The Bunny Hop Was Fun! The opportunities to create for the student his social life 8 iv 's I-wx Rik' VK .I md' ' livimmx Wx tl X 1.1! X Q 'fi gym J Q 1 GROWTH . . . PROGRESS . . . EXPANSION . . . Yet keeping traditional high standards of the past ALMA MATER Potomac State, Potomac State, Our Alma Mater Dear, We'll sing thy praises far and Wide, For Gold and Blue We'll cheer. Potomac State, Potomac State, may thine the Honor be. Our sons and daughters live for thee, All hail Potomac State X, A Rightfully called our memory lane IO ile planning enthusiastically for the future! f ' f 1? 7 i ,f ff . X ,. XX X K Q 1 I f l XX X Lv' N First achievement reached-Now for tomorrow. I l OREWCDRD When you made your first appearance at Potomac State College many of you were not only entering college, but were for the first time living away from home and facing the challenge of becoming adult and inde- pendent. You were experiencing a new chapter of life, which was a big step for you. Through this past year, however, you have changed. You have grown older, wiser, and have prepared to face and accept the responsibilities of tomorrow. In the pages of this book we hope you will find reflected some measure of the meaning of your college days at Potomac State College, and in the future, when you reread the pages of this book, we hope that the college days of planning, striving, and growing will have become memorable days with even greater significance. CONTENTS nuunlllxlil f 'llgxul if' 'un as ' .ll q ll U ll. ' Q .jjj- gw .-:::: ' ' 'lc 1 I n I Sophomore guides help new students get acclimated 12 Dedication . . . . . . Administration and Faculty ..... Sophomores . . . . Freshmen ...... Campus Queens . . . Organizations ..... 2 I . . Sororities and 11 u 1: Fraternities .... I I I I 't -l Sports .. Page 14 Page 15 Page 25 Page 41 Page 63 ,Page 72 Page 96 Page 113 X ,.vw,M.,ffiVi .M K NZM.- , 1-X,, K lr., .,-- .., w,, H Q Qing .rf Science Hall-Where Sciences Were Learned. I3 . s Professor Walter A. Jaworek DEDICATION It is with deep admiration and appreciation that we, the CATAMGUNT staff and the student body, dedicate this 1962 edition of the CATAMOUNT to Walter A. Jaworek, who for twenty years has been teacher, friend, and counselor to students at Potomac State College. Professor Javvorek, besides being a member of the West Virginia Society of Professional Engineers, is also advisor of the campus Engineers Club and sponsors many activities in behalf of the engineers of tomorrow. But, more than this, he has proudly served as guide and teacher to all students with whom he comes in contact. Again, Professor Jaworek, We are proud to say - this is your book. .X N1 94 QS M 1-1! ' Jaworek instructs students 1 nm, K , MQ. KIHIN W VIA: , ' Aw A I ,. 4,-,vw 41 .161-. R s. mf 4'12'IA'v::, ,i'i5fZ31f-11 ,..,X . , :':f2 .. ,A J -fir::E2 fH. mr' ws, , 9:1 'V iiiifkiff ge-Lmefmzfg 551' ICF! 4-1 ' rs 57, -rf'Q1,l,7 -SIM: :Hn ' '-1: - M.'2'1' -M, .V Ns 2 - 1 ffgwf ' 'Kiwi' if M513-, .W1 Lk gli qiigy iii: ' if V -x pw 'V' .'j: -ww -' Q:1P1:+ i :'f Fyff' ,f , 1: g 7 'Qii5 ' '-PM 'fi . 1, . -19,45 .1 '4gl, P ' ,andy 1 '.- 9 ' 1. ' ' , , To meet the ever-increasing challenge of the future, Potomac State College has pro- vided for selective admissions, a program of guidance, new courses, and the development of methods leading to excellence in teaching. You are reminded that, as a student, you should accept your share of the responsibil- ity to prepare yourself for the challenge of the future. Remember that it is in this fu- ture that you will be spending the rest of your life. This edition of the Catamount will be a constant reminder of the efforts which you have put forth thus far in meeting this challenge. DEAN Mr. Kirkland S. McKee POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE 1902-1962 Sixty years of growth and development! The students of that first year, 1902, lived and worked in a world that seems in retro- spect almost unreal. They were a part of a campus of only one building. But many from that year and the succeeding years went on to help mightily in building the campus and the world of 1962. Truly the past is only prologue. We congratulate The CATAMOUNT for its part in depicting The Potomac State of today and tomorrow. PRESIDENT Dr. Ernest E. Church f Ns Q 1 , 1 25,25 19 5 '---Pff'4 'l u ,-,,- l A ,-asig 1,9 , -M , , , . vb K. , , 5- ..... j av 1 .ln 4 1 wig.-vohravfw'-1' ' ' . ' ' ni ' ' ' 'fl' 1.41. f 1...-W 1 ' sl .- .., 'Ni' 4 t ,n -'g 'th' -nn . Q Us. XV ,e . .tv ,gr ,-.. -- , . . , i ffgvc K 1 I I ' Q y gift 'Q ' s','5 g 5..,.. ,Z 1: 0. 3 xv ' ' . 'ln President's Reception for Faculty 3 J K, o GT emi aa rv, ,gil H l Elizabeth A. Atwater, Ph.D. Richard K. Bolyard, A.B. Walter H. Boone, BLA. Journalism, Speech Business Administration Chemistry Duquesne University, Glenville State College, Bricigewutei' College. University of Pittsburgh University of Maryland Bucknell University g . iii 496114-A -Q' 8 Q? ' ff' if 13' 1 l is, -refs 1 l Q' X il X a .1 f- f I iw si l l I i Mrs. Nancy S. Broome Irene Brown, M.A. J. Kenna Burke, M.A. Manager Secretarial Political Science, Sociology y Book Store Geneva College, University Fairmont State College, i of Pittsburgh West Virginia University i 'M I l l 3 l y Mrs. Eleanor Campbell Mrs. Helen Chambers, Mrs. Mary Coffman i Assistant to the R.N. Director of i Financial Secretary School Nurse Alumni Affairs ,Avy - X FX. Helen C. Criner, M.L. Ervin L. Dayton, M.A. K. Imogene Dever, Ed. Assistant Registrar and Economics Dean of Women Secretarial Potomac State College Fairmont State Colleg West Virginia University, West Virginia University Columbia University University of Pittsburgh Jerry Leon Essex, B.S. John D. Fox, M.S. Joseph F. Glencoe Jr., M.A. ' , Chemistry Physical Education Biology Potomac State College West Virginia University Potomac State College Vest Virginia University West Virginia University -1 , X l 3 ' - Zi ' r- 'S Wn ' SP5 JOHN V. GOLABOFF M!Sgt. Robert N. Good Dudley W. G. Gordon, SLA Military Science Military Science English University of Pittsburgh Fairleigh Dickinson U. V f Q zz- .fm P S.F.C. Joe Gravens Oscar H. Gustafson, M.S. Kenneth Franklin Haines, Military Science Agriculture MA- Potoinac State College, Modern Languages West Virginia University Potomac State College, West Virginia University l' James T. Handlan, M.S. Elizabeth Parker Hanlin, Jack M. Hartman, M.S. Bacteriology, Biology, M.S.H.E. Psychology Comparative Anatomy, Home Economics Potomac State College, Genetics West Virginia University West Virginia University, West Virginia University On leave of absence 5 F ' 1 Q' p -w -92 Mrs. Emily J. Holswade Paul Homan, B.S. Paul F. Iverson, A.B., B.D, Secretary Agriculture Mathematics Charleston School of West Virginia University Hasting College, Union Commerce Theological Seminary, Columbia University Walter A. Jaworek, Virginia Johnson, M.A. Mrs. Helen Jones B.S., C.E. Mathematics Secretary to Dean Professional Civil Engineer, West Virginia University Engineering West Virginia University 39' Capt. Frederick S. Karner. Mrs. Virginia Kolkhurst Mrs. Dana Lough B.S. Preceptress Dietitian Military Science American University, Omaha University Memorial Hall V Q Dana G. Lough, B.S. Kenneth M. Malone, M.S. Maj. Thomas E. McBride Physical Education Agriculture B-5- Potomac State College, West Virginia University Military Science YVest Virginia University A flax, 1 Y William Earl Michael, M.S. Nancy M. Miller. Ph.Il. Jasper Thomas Morris, M..-X. Botany, Zoology, Biology Modern Languages Chemistry, Physical Alderson-Broaddus, Lebanon Valley College. Science West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh Potomac State College. West Virginia University L'. S. Military' Acarlemv West Point 1 Q.-J Allen E. Murphy, Ph.D. Leontine Barnett Nuzum, David G. Nuzum, M.A. Geology, Geography M.A. English Mount Union College, English West Virginia University West Virginia University Salem College, Duke University Syracuse University West Virginia University tOn leave of absencej X- 'allwzt JR x 'fi i rv N57 Mrs. Thelma O'Connor Alan H. Paine, Ed.P. Mrs. Ann Pamer Assistant Librarian Mathematics Cashier Gorham State Teachers' College, Columbia U. at . M , .L Q1 J The fy u E ' , i iii it ' 2 'ft if i'.' -47 . , ivy , i i 6. iff . , .. 1 wr ' 'H Louise McNeill Pease, Margaret E. Rafter, M.S. Mr. John Raschella, B.S. Ph.D. Physical Education Financial Secretary History West Virginia University West Virginia University l Concord College, Miami Universityg West Virginia U. I Q9 I , 47 Marie R. Rodgers, MA. Norman E. Rodgers. NIA. English History Xrkansas State Teachers Arkansas State College. Iollege, George Peabody George Peabody Follege College V fm 3 f 5 Frances Dorothy Sarullo, NI.Mus. Piano, Theory, Voice Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Texas University 15 Mary Fravell Shipper, A.B. Bert L. Simpson, Jr., BLA. Mrs. Gertrude Stanhagen Librarian Director of Secretary to the George Washington Student Affairs President University University of Texas In - '00 7 ' -fl, 1:-4 - 4 Mr. John Stanhagen A. K. Van Scoy, BLA. Charles ll. Whitehill, NLM, Manager Physics Bfusic Student Center Salem College, West Virginia L'niversity Peabody College L ,Q md' 3 ,gal Anne Elizabeth Wit hers, M.A. English Alderson-Broaddus, Dennison University, New York University Faculty Reception For Students --wma-M A 1, ei! 'C ,p-an---1 Leonard G. Withers, M.Mus. Piano, Theory, Glee Club Cincinnati Conservatory of Musicg University of Cincinnati L5 Eli 24 SGPHOMORES I OFFICERS President ............. John Fahey Vice-President ...... Ronald Monroe Sec.-Treasurer .. . Mary Zimmerman Student Council Representative .. C. Edwin Jordan Sophomores Dance, in Gym, to Soft Music .zgrif Q E 1? 5 C 5 f fq ' 7 fl g,9 ,-'N 1 as X. W , i s ' -- P. A 1 Sophs sen A ' Q --'y' M t fig! Freshmen the Works N ' . , A. X . 'f :lv 2.35 1 Y gg 'Q ' -of Q: ig Q-. '-' Q ,-'ff ff? if-ix, eq P Egg.. ' I 'T y-Q,,l'L9.af-fees-'i N Colleen Joyce Bailey Walkersville, W. Va. Medical Technology Janet Lea Ball Ridfzeley, W. Va. Medical Secretary Thomas L. Barrick Mill Creek, W. Va. Business Administration Michael L. Bates West Union, W. Va. Civil Engineering Darrell Edwin Berry Augusta, W. Va. Business Administration Donald J. Bennett Weston, W. Va. Engineering: YVilliam R. Berger Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business James Edward Bond Moorefield, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts James Russell Bond Parkersburg, W. Va. Pre-Business William Gerald Bosley, Maysville, W. Va. Pre-Business Ronald Ralph Brown Arthrudale, W. Va. Pre-Law Robert E. Butz Greensburg, Pa. Pre-Business Rose Marie Alkire Wilev Ford, W. Va. Pre-Education Judy Lane Alt Keyser. W. Va. - Medical Secretarial Priscilla Lynne Amtower Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Robert Lee Al1fl6l'SOI1 Clarksburg. W. Va. Engineering' Jerry Paul Andrick Flintstone, Md. Pre-Business Darwin Dervll Atkinson Kingwood, W. Va. Pre-Business T' E' U Yi Harley C. Buzzard Parkersburfr, W. Va. Engineering Fred Calder Toms River, N. J. Pre-Business James T. Carpenter Vienna, W. Va. Pre-Law Harold K. Carvey, Jr. Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business Anthony F. Carvillano Fairmont. W. Va. Physical Education Larry L. Cathell Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education 1 'YH qu... VVilla Louise Cather Piedmont, VV. Va. Pre-Education Robert W. Cheves Arlington. Va. Vocational Agriculture Ronald Chiccehitto Keyser, W. Va. Forestry Henry J. Cleary Keyport, N. J. Physical Education James H. Coffman Lewisburgr, VV. Va. Vocational Agriculture Thomas Scott Coffman Keyser, W. Va. Engineering John K. Cole Rosemont, VV. Va. Pre-Education William J. Cole Rosemont, VV. Va. Pre-Business Brenda Joy Cook Piedmont. VV. Va. Physical Education Carol M. Cook Keyser. W. Va. General Secretary Beverly Blue Cookman Romney, YV. Ya. Pre-Law Nancy Lou Cooper Harman. YY. Ya. Medical Technology ,aide Donald Deane Dalton Pennsboro, W. Va. Pre-Business Joe Neal Davidson Penns Grove, N. J. Pre-Education David E. Dawson Ridgeley. W. Va. Engineering Herbert I.. Deener II Brunswick, Md. Biology James E. Del-Iaven Corri,Q'ansVille, Md. Pre-Business Peter DeSimone Bronx, N. Y. Bachelor of Arts Louis A. Dinicola Pittsburgh, Pa. Pre-Business Jean Carol Dorsey Rupert, W. Va. Pre-Journalism Margaret Helen Drane Piedmont, W. Va. General Secretary Susan Eckenrode Baltimore, Md. Pre-Education David Edwards South Charleston, W. Va. Pre-Medicine James D. Edwards Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business Lee C. florder Salem, W. Va. Engineering: Joyce E. Crissinger Meyersdale, Pa. Physical Therapy Thomas D. Crogan Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Raymond M. Crowe Frostburg, Md. Pre-Business Joseph R. Cunak Clarksburg, W. Va. Vocational Agriculture Richard S. Dailey Charlestown, W. Va. Pre-Veterinarian 'KSN TD louis T. E'Nama l-latboro, Pa. Pre-Education Martha Anne Ervin Newsburg, W. Va. Pre-Education Melva D. Ervin Kingwood, W. Va. Home Economics William R. Evick, Jr. Parsons, W. Va. Physical Education John D. Fahey Point Plleastant Bea Physical Education Robert C. Farr Pittsburgh, Pa. Pre-Business ch, N. J. Fm. '51 Z' if-'v I 'Vs 'N 'V' 1 F43 fa-nf er.. :us Qs fy Joseph P. Firlie Cumberland, Md. Bachelor of Arts TB Pete William Fischbach Fairfax, Virginia Bachelor of Arts Samuel L. Floyd Bridgeport, W. Va. Pre-Business Daniel E. Fonoroff Pittsburgh, Pa. Bachelor of Arts .lames E. Foreman Romney, W. Va. Pre-Business John J. Fornof Mechanicsburg, Ohio Bachelor of Arts William H. Fredlock Piedmont, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Gary G. Friend New Creek. W. Va. Pre-Law Neil Eugene Frye Augusta, W. Va. Pre-Business Judy Ann Fuller Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Linda L. Gayvert McKeesoort, Pa. Physical Education James E. Geiger Cass, W. Va. Vocational Agrriculture Carole S. Grose Independence, W. Va Pre-Social Work James A. Gross Jewett. Ohio Physical Education Helen L. Groves Maysville, W. Va. Home Economics Warren E. Groves Windberg, Pa. Forestry Carolyn J. Grubb Mechanicsburg, Ohio Home Economics Kenneth J. Hackman Willow Grove, Pa. Pre-Business Samuel E. Hamilton Buckhannon, W. Va. Engineering Carole S. Hardesty Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Nursing James A. Harman Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Clifford J. Harnage Falls Church, Va. Engineering' Corlis VV. Harris Jr. Spencer, W. Va. Engineering! Dannie R. Harper Elkins, W. Va. Physical Education John Charles Geoghegan Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Law Joseph P. Griffin Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Charles R. Giger, Jr. Millvale, Pa. Physical Education Cecil E. Goode, Jr. McLean, Va. Bachelor of Arts John L. Gordon Paw Paw. W. Va. Pre-Education Penelope L. Grayson Keyser, W. Va. General Accounting 'lx Robert L. Hartman Purgitsville, W. Va. General Agriculture Robert B. Haught Moundsville, W. Va. Pre-Business Larry B. Heffner Big Springs, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Carol Jean Hepner Romney, W. Va. Pre-Education Barbara J. Helme Washington, D. C. Bachelor of Arts Warren R. High Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering l-lull QS a... fit 'DW X . ffl Mary L. Hill Romney, W. Va. Pre-Education David A. Hite Cumberland, Md. Engineering Vllilliam L. Hockensmith Charles Town, W. Va. Pre-Veterinarian Nancy L. Hohn Greensburg, Pa. General Accounting George VV. Holswade Spencer. W. Va. General Agriculture Raymond M. Hoover Brandywine, VV. Va. Pre-Dentistry George L. Hosfield Manasquan, N. J. Vocational Agriculture .Julian B. Hott Jr. VVa1-densville, VV. Ya. Bachelor of Arts Paul Il. Huffman Beverly. VV. Ya. Engineering Asadollah Jahharpour Kerman. Iran Pre-lllcdicine Sallie J. Johnson Arthurdale. VV. Ya. Pre-Nursing NVilliam 0. Johnson Severna Park, Md. Bachelor of Arts qu-4' Joseph P. Kerr Green Bank, W. Va. Physical Education Phyllis M. Kimble Maysville, W. Va. Medical Secretary Anna Jane Kinsey Flemington, W. Va. Home Economics Barbara Ann Knight Alderson, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Janet Elaine Knotts Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Education Stanley Kolodziejski South River, N. J. Pre-Education Timothy E. Kooken Keyser, W. Va. Engineering William C. Koon Parkersburg, W. Va. Pre-Education Michael Krueger Arlington, Va. Pre-Business Larry Kuhl Elkins, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Gloria Kuhn Hynflman, Pa. Pre-Education Carleton Lake Bridgeport, W. Va. Pre-Business 'Rf 1-yur? Charles E. Jordan Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Journalism Linda Jones Elk Garden, W. Va. Pre-Education Judith Kay Jose Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Gary Lee Keedy Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts William Luke Keller Fisher, W. Va. Physical Education William F. Kennedy Keyport, N. J. Bachelor of Arts Herbert S. Lambert Jr. Parsons, W. Va. Pre-Education Jeannette M. Layson Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Stephen M. Layton Bayard, W. Va. Engineering Donald T. Leatherman Keyser, W. Va. Engineering James E. Leatherman Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Dolores Ann Leeson Parkersburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Q 'Sf 'Ds fi 4 T lv ' 'Qs Lora A. Lewis Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Gail E. Leonard Baltimore, Md. Medical Secretary Kurt J. Lindstrom West Orange, N. J. Physical Education Virginia M. Litten Keyser, W. Va. General Secretary Paul M. Lombardi Follanshee, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Carroll A. Long McHenry. Md. General Accounting Larry P. Loudin French Creek, W. Va. Engineering Jay Rutledge Lovering Alexandria, Va. Physical Education Sybil G. Mainhart Alexandria. Va. Bachelor of Arts John A. illallow Franklin, VV. Ya. Pre-Veterinarian James D. Mann Keyser, VV. Ya. Engrineeringr Judith Ann Markley Keyser. XV. Ya. Pre-Social Work 4- x -slr -I f -. . 4 I ld-is Lewis H. McConnell VVest Union, W. Va. Pre-Medicine J. Douglas McCray New Martinsville, W. Ya. Pre-Law Lawrence McDonald Keyser, VV. Va. Engineering' XVilliam T. McLaugh Keyser, VV. Va. Engineering Michael Melody Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business Richard A. Miers Keyser, VV. Va. Physical Education Douglas E. Miller Meyersdale, Pa. Pre-Pharmacy Eloise T. Miller Burlington, VV. Va. Pre-Education Robert C. Miller Swanton. Md. Engineering Donald L. Minear St. George, VV. Va. Engineering Harald J. Mitchell Franklin. VV. Va. General Agriculture Ronald L. Monroe Springfield, Va. Pre-Law ul fe:- Jenuings R. Marston Winchester, Va. General Agriculture Kenneth R. Martin Oakland, Md. Pre-Pharmacy Vincent E. Martina Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business Camilla Mason Keyser. VV. Va. Home Economics Carole K. May Cumberland, Md. Pre-Journalism Maria H. McBride Apopka. Florida Physical Education Gail F. Montgomery Renick, YV. Va. Engineering Thomas l.. Moore Keyser, VV. Va. Physical Education James D. Moreland Mt, Storm, VV. Va. Pre-Law William R. Morrow Terra Alta, YY. Va. Vocational Agriculture Robert L. Mullennex Ridgeley, YY. Ya. Engineering Constance Kay llustoe Keyser. YYest Virginia Physical Education 7' OV' 1-v -Ibis Stephan P. Neely Huntington, VV. Va. Pre-Business Robert E. Nordeck Oakland, Md. Engineering Charles F. Norris Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business David Allen Nurmi lVeirton, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Elaine Day Ott Keyser, VV. Va. Pre-Education David B. Pariser Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business Robert B. Patterson Bethesda, Md. Pre-Business Robert G. Pifer Keyser, YY. Va. Engineering Janet I.. Pisarchik Johnstown. Pa. Home Economics Paula Ann Poorbaugh Corriganville, Md. Pre-Journalism Robert NV. Powell Cumberland, Md. Pre-Medicine Patricia .Xnn Powers Oakland. Md. Medical Secretary ,055 L Q Richard L. Rawlings Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Catherine Lee Rees Follansbee, W. Va. Pre-Education Karen Rhodes Tunnelton, W. Va. Pre-Education John C. Richards Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Business Carole Robison Keyser. W. Va. General Secretary Benjamin Roby Petersburg, W. Va. Pre-Education .lohn I. Rogers Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Law Clarrence VV. Roy Terra Alta, W. Va. General Agricultural Millie R. Ruble Elk Garden, W. Va. Pre-Education Mary Ann Ruppert Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Daniel B. Saccani Bridgfeville, Pa. Pre-Law Nancy Lee Sandora Keyser, W. Va. Medical Technician Marcus Lee Primm Ednor, Md. Pre-Medicine Joseph C. Pu ah Follansbee, W. Va. Physical Education Robert L. Pugh Piedmont, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Frederick B. Rager Parsons, W. Va. Pre-Business Irvin Dale Ramsburg Frederick, Md. Engineering Benjamin H. Randalls Keyser, W. Va. Medical Technician 1' 4 ,. iw? 4!0 4- .lohn K. Saville Augusta, W. Va. General Afgric-ulture Marsha A. Seaber Westernport, Md. Home Economics Martin A. Sharpless Cumberland, Md. Engineering' Robert R. Shaw Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education John R. Shay Keyser, W. Va. Emrineeringr Stanley E. Shingleton -M Q Romney, W. Va. Pre-Business L3 A... 'Q ST. A sg Samuel Shrensel West Orange, J. Pre-Business Jarrett R. Shumaker Keyser, VV. Va. Physical Education James R. Skidmore Cumberland, Maryland Pre-Business Carl Leo Smith Harmon, VV. Va. Vocational Agriculture James A. Smith Parkersburg1', W. Ya. Pre-Business Robert Q. Smith McLean. Ya. Pre-Business Barbara Lou Staats Dover, N. J. Home Economics Xenophon G. Stramoulis Trenton, N. J. Bachelor of Arts Richard G. Steele Arlingtton, Ya. Pre-Business Ronald J. Steiffer Jobnstsown, Pa. Bachelor of Arts David E. Stone La Vale, Md. Pre-Law Jimmy B. Stonestreet New Creek. W. Ya. General Agrrieulture Joseph Swisher Augusta, W. Va. Engineering Latimer R. Taylor Pennsboro, W. Va. Engineering Jerry Tephaback Elk Garden, W. Va. Engineering Edgar Tetrick Vienna, W. Va. Pre-Law Arnette Thomas Cowen, W. Va. Medical Secretary Donald Lee Thompson Grafton, W. Va. Pre-Education Timothy Thornburg Barnesville, Ohio Agriculture Kay Thornhill Philippi, W. Va. Medical Secretary Bert Roger Truex Moundsville, W. Va. Engineering Theodore Tuerke Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business Daniel T. Twyman Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Dental Michael Umstead Green Spring, W. Va. Agriculture Carl Straw Winchester, Va. Engineering Beverly V. Strickler Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial Janet L. Summers Keyser, W. Va. Medical Technician Joyce Suwak Washington, Pa. Home Economics Jacqueline 0. Swanson Meyersdale, Pa. Bachelor of Arts Carlton E. Swisher Keyser, W. Va. Engineering .e Y' .pf 'Us Leonard Urtso Rosemond, W. Va. Pre-Business Karen Vance Harman, W. Va. Pre-Education Ronald Wamsley Parkersburgg W. Va. Engineering' Michael Wanda Cumberland, Md. Bachelor of Arts Donna Lee Weaver Tunnelton, W. Va. Medical Technology Charles Lee Weese Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business as .N 'fv ' 'rc-A .nie Y... Kent A. Weese Beverly, W. Va. Pre-Business Patricia VVehman Ridgeley, W. Va. Pre-Education James Weyant Meyersdale, Pa. Pre-Veterinarian Stephen NVilson Moorefield, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Henry H. lVood Wardensville, W. Va Pre-Education Robert Yokum Harman, W. Va. Agriculture Clarence Zohniser Bridgeport, W. Va. Pre-Business Mary Zimmerman Washin,Q'ton, D. C. Bachelor of Arts CAMPUS CAN DID SNAPS Fraternity Brothers or Sorority Sisters? 1 , 2 if ! il .f Congratulations, Louise! Scholar! Students Utilize New Library! -i f Q W Ftwl A a-p..,1.- , ' ' 'ueifff ' i Qu W' E '- v--s-F., ,., ., a- : ' ' Lf ,:'.' f ,T i h...,,,,s,,.,., xi. ,Q M K y X ,. K N : V .0-f...,, . f f 4' P., Q , , az. a tw F... 1 - s ,J QW 2' 'ka ?mfAlH'ff1fir-':6QQit 9? 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Barnette South Charleston, W. Va. Engineering Michael L. Baron Fairmont, W. Va. Pre-Law Beverly L. Barr Keyser, W. Va. General Secretary Thomas A. Barrett Philippi, W. Va. Engineering Earl L. Bartlett Harrisville, W. Va. Pre-Medical Charles G. Bates Wilsonburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Herdis W. Bauer Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business Elaine Ack General Secretary Keyser, W. Va. Ralph L. Alkire Philippi, W. Va. Pre-Business Norma J. Amtower Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Leanne Arkley Weirton, W. Va. Medical Secretary William N. Ashcraft Wilsonburg, W. Va Pre-Education William I. Athey Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education I , in- Kermit Eugene Becker Pieilmont, XV. Va. PI1'-l :ll1.1'lIl00l'lllLL' La Nlilfk 'l'. Becker New l're-ok, W, Ya. Baclielor ot' Arts Joseph A. Bellissimo Derry, Pa. Physical Etluczition John E. Bergman Fl'0llCl'lL'K, Jlcl. Pre-Engrineering' William S. Bingman Somerset, Pa. Pre-Etlucation Gregory Bird Elkton, Ya. Forestry gr- 1 , VP' G' it l 5 1 qs Q-In 4901, I A. 1? .f F l Cletus C. Blackburn Keyser, W. Va. Secretarial Science Martha Jean Bonafield Kingwood, VV. Va. Pre-Education Em mette Beard Boone, Maxwelton, VV. Va. Pre-Engrineeringr John Scott Bosley Keyser, VV. Va. Pre-Journalism Martin Bourkland .-Xrlingrton, Ya. Forestry Larry A. Bower Riflpfeley, W. Ya. Accounting David H. Bowers Fort Ashby, VV. Ya. Engineering: James H. Bowers Fort Ashluy, XY. Ya. PII'-EIlQ'lT1C'Ql'lIUI Paul B. Bowman, Jr. Luke. Htl. Pre-Medicine Jerry E. Boyd Canal Fulton, Ohio Pre-Emlucation fharles Robert Brannock i 1inlmrifliJe llil 4 - . . . Bachelor of A rts Nancy .Xnn Breininizer Romney. XV. Ya. Pre-Nursing: il va. Q mg. , ,vi 'X 1 E .L it , A 'K F, J t E. it , 215 ' -ff' . , i K gf-L M -A , V . Q diff, -' ' ' 7? 5' A Wi if if . f K . , Q I , it M X E Gary Burgess Keyser, W. Va. Psychology Robert. G. Burke Romney, W. Va. Physical Therapy Frank Busch Cumberland, Md. Pre-Medical Charles Buzzard Widen, W. Va. Pre-Education Linda L. Byers Ligonier, Pa. Physical Education Roberta J. Calvert Romney, W. Va. Physical Education Raymond Campbell Cumberland, Md. Engineering Patricia Carducie Dover, N. J. General Secretary John F. Carney Arlington, Va. Pre-Education James W. Carpenter Dunmore, W. Va. A griculture Stephen A. Cassady Vienna, W. Va. Engineering Carolyn L. Castelli Weirton, W. Va. General Accounting Bonnie Lee Brown Cumberland, Md. Pre-Journalism June E. Brown Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Nursing Manly J. Bruce Sperryville, Va. Agriculture Richard J. Bruce Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business Jerome H. Bryan Luke, Md. Pre-Business James E. Buckel Bittinger, Md. Forestry JF- Wha- CUIISIZIIICQ' C. Czisto 4 lzii'ksliui'g'. XY. X ai. l'i'c-.lournailisni Nlziry .Xnne Czitlctt Keyser, YY. Yu. l'rc-.lournailisni Marion ll, Chunihers llitlcrwoocl, Mil. Bachelor of Arts Dianne E. Cheshire Pictlniont. YY. Yu. General Secretary Michael R, Chilcote Pietlinont, W. Vu. Pre-Social XV0l'k Sally Ann Chonoski Carnegie, Pa. Home Economics fi s.. 4 D g- Qs sf 'IS I ,, . I C ,- 'Q 's I Q wx ' 'Tw James R. Christensen Arlington, Va. Pre-Veterinarian Robert F. Clements Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Ross L. Cline Moorefield, W. Va. Pre-Dentistry Gail E. Colyard Belmar, N. J. Physical Education Sandra S. Compton Keyser, VV. Va. Home Economics John C. Conway Newell, VV. Va. Pre-Medicine Wendie L. Corbin Vienna, W. Va. General Secretary James W. Courrier Keyser, VV. Va. Pre-Medicine Dale E. Crabtree Breczcwoorl. Pa. Pre-Education NYilson N. Crider Windber, Pa. Pre-Erlucation Marvin P. Cross White Sulphur Springs VS X 1 Physical Education Richard I. Culp Grafton, W. Ya. Enizineeringz TW' jf! 2715 W A 'qi-M pf- 5 . . f . sf .N 1 5. 1 X N X5 F, L ..-.1 n, 'v,. .x 5.1-r.-',.1-Q-ft? ' James Davis South Charleston, W. Va. Forestry Ernest R. Dawson Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Lawrence DeBerry Oakland, Md. Pre-Business Norman DeLawder Arthurdale, W. Va. Agriculture Grace Demoise Greensburg, Pa. Physical Education Brice E. DeVault Grafton, W. Va. Engineering Larry A. Dickerson Clayton, Del. Pre-Business David D. Dillon Martinsburg, W. Va. Agriculture George Dixon Ridgeley, W. Va. Biology Joseph C. Doll Antioch, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts George Dorsey Frederick, Md. Pre-Education William M. Duncan Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Vida M. Cuppett Keyser, W. Va. Psychology Jerry Lee Currence Elkins, W. Va. Agriculture John W. Dailey Westernport, Md. Pre-Pharmacy Anthony D'Ambrosio Paterson, N. J. Pre-Business Wayne F. Dare Pitman, N. J. Engineering Dennis H. Davidson Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education ww, 415' if X l 3 .ludith li. lidwards Keyser, XV. Ya. Nlvmlivzll St't'l'0lZll'y Larry tl. Flder .'XrIing'ton, Va. l'rv-Business Rodney .-X. Elliott lfenlford, Fa. lingineering Richard A. Evans l.onat-oning, Md. llat'l1elo1'ol' Arts Nlary Ann Fallon Keyser, YY. Ya. Medical Secretary llavid WV. Felton Nntter Fort, VV. Ya. Engineering l qv Y r A- 1' 1' 'D Gareth M. Ferguson New Paris, Pa. Pre-Pharmacy Harry T. Ferguson Reedsville, VV. Va. Engineering Thomas B. Ferrebee Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business Ervin l,. Fink Keyser, VV. Va. Pre-Education Mary Lou Finnell Keyser, VV. Va. General Secretary Eugene Fisher Piedmont, VV. Ya. Bachelor of Arts Dolores Kay Fitzgerald Keyser, VV. Va. Pre-Medicine John A. Fitzgerald Vienna. Ya. Bachelor of Arts l'atric'ia Ann Fleming Ridireley. W. Ya. Pre-Journalism Roger A. Foley' Petersburg, VV. Ya. Faehelor of Arts Brooks ll. Freed l'arkerslwurg, XY. Ya. Pre-Business Sondra F. Fritz l' rostlwurg, lld. Bllt'llf'ltll' of Arts at 'l fa Eg .Sz X 'ex r 'ii S xiii, gy? '5 I A Ernest N. Giles Arlington, Va. Pre-Law Michael E. Gingerich Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Engineering Christine Glover Dover, N. Y. Pre-Education David L. Golding Vienna, W. Va. Pre-Engineering Thomas E. Goss Fort Ashby, W. Va. Pre-Business Gerald L. Gould New Haven, Conn. Bachelor of Arts Charles I. Greathouse Fort Knox, Ky. Pre-Engineering Charles W. Green Maxwelton, W. Va. Forestry Grochowski, Barbara Keyer, W. Va. Pre-Medical Carolyn L. Guy Pittsburgh, Pa. Home Economics Lowell L. Haga Parkersburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Frederick R. Halterman Moorefield, W. Va. Pre-Engineering 525 ,ne- Wilson Lee Fry Hannibal, Ohio Pre-Law Cecilia A. Fryer Ridgeley, W. Va. Medical Secretary Kenneth L. Fuhrmann Parsons, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Ann E. Fulmer Parkersburg, W. Va. Physical Education Roger Lee Galford Dunmore, W. Va. General Agriculture John A. Giantonio Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education AW . ga.. mg .,f . . ix Qgl ?5.51f'f'3- if Nancy J. Hamara Netcongr, N. J. General Secretary John F. Hamilton Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Joseph W. Hammond Moundsville, W. Va. Pre-Business Lewis Hankes Falls Church, Va. Pre-Business Gilbert M. Harber Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business Catherine Harr Keyser, W. Va. General Secretary A, J ni -QF' ,,' J, 'g in ' A .5 J' x , 1 . 4- it sk ' .3 N.. . 1 , H.. x U x .ni 5 91 '1 - A. , R 15 ff'- iv Judith K. Harris Parkersburg, YV. Va. Pre-Education Rebecca A. Harshbarger Piedmont, W. Va, Pre-Education Douglas Harvey Oakland, Md. Forestry Edward Hasenbuhler Cumberland, Md. Bachelor of Arts Howard M. Halala Weirton, W. Va. Engineering: Julia B. Hathaway Rowlesburg, VV. Va. Medical Secretary Oliver VV. Hank Elk Garden. W. Va. General Accounting Michael L, Heflin West Union, W. Va. Pre-Dentistry Charles Hendershot Arthurdale. W. Ya. En,Q'ineerin,f: Gary P. Henshaw Gore. Va. Agriculture Francis P. Herbert Westernport, Bid. Pre-Business Richard XY. Hess Keyser, VV. Ya. Pre-Business my , SL! aux. . W N: F.. if Tylyn Ann Huffman Dry Fork, W. Va. General Secretary Charles R. Hummel Moundsville, W. Va. Pre-Business Joseph J. Jackson Arlington, Va. Pre-Law Mary Jenkins West Orange, N. J. Medical Secretary Paul F. .Jenkins Winchester, Va. Physical Education Richard W. Johnson New Martinsville, W. Va. En,qineerinf1 Robert D. Johnson, Jr. Ellerslie, Md. Bachelor of Arts William T. Johnson Montrose, W. Va. Pre-Forestry Marshall D. Jones Westernport, Md. Pre-Dentistry Mary M. Jordan Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Sylvia L. Kady Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Charles B. Kalbaugh Elk Garden, W. Va. Pre-Education 1. A Linda L. Hinschlager West Orange, N. J. Medical Secretary lVilliam R. Hockman Thurniont, Md. Physical Education Robert A. Hoffa Barton, Md. Engineering David K. Hollen Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Clara R. Holshey Ridgeley, W. Va. Pre-Education Charles I. Homan New Creek, W. Va. Engineering l T' 'N I L., wr' Richard C. Kauffman Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Law Walter T. Kaupp Chittenhani, Pa. Pre-Education George A. Keen Georgetown, Del. General Agriculture David VV. Keller Westernport, Md. Engineering: Harry F. Kelso Rid,-2'eley, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Edward L. Kennell Wellersburgg Pa. Engineering' fl 'Vw J I UN XX abr 'O- Vicki A. Kephart Keyser, W. Va. General Secretary Michael A. Knatz Greensburg, Pa Physical Education Geren F. Knight Moundsville, VV. Ya. Physical Education William V. Knott Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Law Glenn Knotts Newbury, W. Va. Physical Education Terry R. Kooken Keyser, VV. Va. Bachelor of Arts Thomas E. Kooken VVesternport, Md. Engineering Frederick T. Kroll Clarksburg, VV. Ya. Physical Therapy George F. Kruhm Clarksville, Md. Agriculture John K uzmiak Johnstown, Pa. Pre-Law Jerry L. Larke Keyser, XV. Ya. Bachelor of Arts Rose Marie Latynski Weirton. VV. Va. Pre-Education L . 1-, is Q Delbert I. Liller Mt. Lake Park, Md. Pre-Business Robert A. Lindsey Clarksburg, W. Va. Engineering Marlene K. Looney Parkersburg, W. Va. Medical Technology Hilda Sue Loy Romney, W. Va. Physical Education Carol J. Machamer Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education James E. Malone Cumberland, Md. Pre-Law Richard P. Mann Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Diana F. Maphis Romney, W. Va. Pre-Education John S. Marra Clarksburg, W. Va. Medical Technology Richard A. Marshall New Shrewsbury, N Pre-Business Susanne L. Marston Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Journalism Larry G. Marteney Philippi, W. Va. General Agriculture 1- A .fx 5 1 5 gf M. ? xi XX, if ,SL 'f ' r, rf,'i,,.5 , -lj 5' 'WY' ' I Wg E.'+S, '. .L A .fm N 'f:n'lL.f,S, .2 ,s l .J. William D. Lawrence New Martinsville, W. Bachelor of Arts William L. Lawton Oakland, Md. Engineering Leslie L. League Westernport, Md. Engineering George E. Legg Frankford, W. Va. Pre-Forestry Robert A. Leighton Oakland, Md. Engineering Stephen J. Libicer Fairmont, W. Va. Pre-Dentistry ww. ., ' ., 1 3 r -Q., .1 , .. ,gp hh hi illlllii. Louis A. Martino Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Pharmacy Erlend L. Mathias Mathias, W. Va. General Agriculture Mary F. Mathias Mathias, W. Va. Medical Secretary Robert G. Mattern Jr. Greensburg, Pa. Bachelor of Arts David H. McBriar Pittsburgg Pa. Pre-Dentistry Wayne L. McClintic Williamsburg, W. Va. Engineering 5 .p '! ,paw-1 Abs Ky ' ist? 1... M. , ,pw-nf :VI v- 12... Kal uv u 'lui 'Tx 1 ax fin Joshua E. Mcllvaine Georgetown, Delaware Pre-Veterinarian James E. Mclntire Clarksburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Carl F. McMiIlen Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Edward J. Melvin Cumberland, Md. En,frineerin,fr Thomas J. Meravi West Orange, N. J. Pre-Education Diane E. Miller Wayne, Pa. Medical Secretary Ernest L. Miller Keyser, W. Va. En,Q'inee1'ing James C. Miller Thurmont, Md. Engrineeringr Regis B. Miller lvleyersdale, Pa. Pre-Forestry Delberla L. Mills Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Sharon L. Minnix Brid,freport. VV. Ya. Physical Education Robert F. Mitchell VVesternport, Md. Pre-Law -.. ,pm- Susannah M. Nesbitt Sandy Spring, Md. Bachelor of Arts John R. Nettles Brewton, Alabama Pre-Business Raymond D. Neupert Flemington, W. Va. Engineering Marjorie S. Nichols Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education James E. Nicholson Grafton, W. Va. Pre-Law Gary L. Nield Wiley Ford, W. Va. Engineering Michael T. Niland Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Business David R. Noble Charleston, W. Va. Pre-Business Edward B. Nuhfer Parkersburg, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Margaret A. Oates Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education John C. O'Brien Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Forestry John Edward Oliverio Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Business ,jug Jeffery L. Montgomery Keyser, W .Va. Engineering Dennis E. Morey Falls Church, Va. Engineering Paul H. Morris Clarksburg, W. Va. Engineering James Mowbray Barton, Md. Engineering Robert G. Mullen Fredericksburg, Va. Pre-Business Paul Myers Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business . aa... Q is Q- di.. .Jacqueline J. Oufiero West Orange, N. J. Medical Secretary James P. Ovies Moundsville, W. Va. Pre-Business Kenneth C. Page Falls Church, Va. Pre-Forestry Max E. Park Moorefield, W. Va. General Agriculture Gary W. Parks Arlington, Virginia Pre-Business George P. Parmesano Elkins, W. Va. Pre-Education gun- Q Al 1'3 it '54 Y I My Rx WI it 'IL 7. Georgia Parsenios Cumberland, Md. Bachelor of Arts Victor L. Patterson Macfarlan, W. Va. General Agriculture Charles W. Paugh Elk Garden, W. Va. Pre-Education Ingrid A. Pearson Parkersburg, VV. Va. General Secretary Howard WV. Pence Westernport, Md. Pre-Medicine Hubert P. Pennington Parsons, VV. Va. Pre-Medicine Paul M. Perdew Agana, Guam Bachelor of Arts Cecilia J. Perrine Parkersburg, W. Ya. Pre-Education Stuart M. Perry Winchester. Va. Bachelor of Arts John I.. Peterson Erie. Pa. Pre-Business Mary Gail Pfost Charleston. W. Ya. Home Economics Leonard H. Phillips Elkins. VV. Ya. Pre-Business fn.. .15 Carol Susan Price Piedmont, W. Va. General Secretarial Charles Thomas Pyles, Jr Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Engineering David Leland Pyles Fort Ashby, W. Va. Pre-Engineering Donald Lawrence Raines Pittsburgh, Pa. Bachelor of Arts Charles W. Rager Vienna, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Jeannie M. Ramsey Ida May, W. Va. General Secretarial Mary Ellen Rasel Parkersburg, W. Va. Pre-Education Norman Ravenscraft Keyser, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts Patrick L. Rawlings Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Law Nancy J. Reader Beaver, Pa. Pre-Education Sylvia Lynn Redman Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Nursing Darlene Reel Maysville, W. Va. Pre-Education Norman Pingley Beverly, W. Va. Physical Education Roger Ivan Pinnell Millwood, W. Va. Pre-Journalism Marvin D. Pitsenbarger Crawley, W. Va. General Agriculture Edward Ray Pouch Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Medical Michael V. Pratt Kitzmiller, Md. Pre-Education Judith E. Presnell Ridgeley, W. Va. Bachelor of Arts - .. xy 5 .4 - WM X 'eff' , l K 1 . .. if ll . i Richard A. Rexroad Moores Town, N. J. Physical Education Carol Rhodes Parkersburg, W. Va. Physical Education Nancy Ann Rice Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial Katherine J. Riedel Wheeling, W. Va. Pre-Education James L. Rittenhour Somerset, Pa. Bachelor of Arts Robert. R. Robinette La Vale, Maryland Pre-Business l . 1-' VIL.: ,' ' f X X X Q' Clarence Robinson Baltimore, Md. Pre-Law Louann Rockenstein Parkersburg, W. Va Physical Education Robert L. Roderick Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business Barclay L. Rogers Brown, W. Va. Forestry Bernadine Rollins Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Thomas G. Ross Mathias, W. Va. Pre-Business NVilliam Rosskamp Fort Ashby, W. Va. Pre-Business Clarence Lee Roy Corinth, W. Va. General Agriculture John Francis Ruhl Salem, N. J. Engineering John R. Rush Clarksburg. VV. Va. Bachelor of Arts Barbara J. Ryon Keyser. W. Ya. Bachelor of Arts Susan B. Sadtler Fairfield, Conn. Pre-Education S I -gn.. .... . i John R. Shelton Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Patrick J. Sherman Elkins, W. Va. Physical Education Donald S. Shaffer Clarksburg, W. Va. General Accounting Donald C. Shields Charleston, W. Va. Engineering George H. Shoemaker Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Veterinary Robert G. Shoemaker Bedford, Pa. Pre-Business Paul Robert Shook Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Education Robert B. Sill Frederick, Md. Engineering Mary Belle Simpson Keyser, W. Va. General Accounting Elizabeth Sharon Sites Petersburg, W. Va. Medical Technology H. Thomas Sleek New Paris, Pa. Engineering Paul Daniel Smith Daniels, W. Va. Agriculture .. -, Jeanette Ann Saville Piedmont, W. Va. General Secretarial Thomas Lee Sawyers Westernport, Md. Bachelor of Arts Ronald Lee Schwenninger Cumberland, Md. Engineering Kenneth G. Scott Clarksburg, W. Va. Engineering Bill Seckman Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Veterinary Norma Arlene Self Fort Ashby, W. Va. Pre-Education DA is -f '1- lr 1 'f James Spadafore Fairmont, W. Va. Pre-Dentistry Armando J. Spagnolo Paterson, N. J. Physical Education Kenneth F. Spicer Cumberland, Md. Pre-Pharmacy Shirley Ann Spiker Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Education George M. Spilka Pittsburgh, Pa. Pre-Business John P. Spoerl Cumberland, Md. Pre-Business 'Eff -:ar xiii i R bi I . . A ffl Q l 4 as f 5' ' 5, Q . ' tr f 4, . '4 it I . -1 . ff 51' X David Stalnaker Clarksburg, W. Va. General Accounting Terry C. Stanhagen Keyser, W. Va. Engineering James Stanton Aurora, W. Va. -'X Pre-Business Delores Starnes Burlington, W. Va. Pre-Education James A. Staub Somerset, Pa. Pre-Social Work Joel Samuel Steel Silver Spring, Md. Forestry Mike Stellabotte Arlington, Va. Pre-Business Jacquelyn Stewart Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Earl J. Stutler West Union. W. Va Bachelor of Arts Judy L. Stutler Bridgeport, W. Va. Pre-Education Vern C. Svatos Cleveland, Ohio Bachelor of Arts Carol Jane Swisher Augusta, W. Va. Pre-Education 'vi' U1 X X 1 . Thomas E. Vowls Philippi, W. Va. Forestry W. Lawrence Wagoner Mt. Clare, W. Va. Agriculture Susan E. Walker Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Nursing Shirley Ann Walling Martinsburg, W. Va. Medical Secretary Edward Warnick Piedmont, W. Va. Pre-Education Melinda Ann Watson Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business David K. Weaver Pittsburgh, Pa. Pre-Business Jeffrey E. Webber West Union, W. Va. Pre-Business Lee W. Weekley Philippi, W. Va. Medical Technology Sandra Welshonce Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Education Thomas D. White Weston, W. Va. Forestry Beverly C. Whitehead Beckley, W. Va. Medical Secretary l. .RQ Virginia L. Temple Keyser, W. Va. General Secretary Mary Ellen Thomas Keyser, W. Va. General Secretary William G. Thomas Boswell, Pa. Physical Education Charles A. Tribett Keyser, W. Va. Pre-Business David Usher Damascus, Md. ,Pre-Medical Louise A. Voelker Philadelphia, Pa. Medical Secretary v l 5 te h, f Q 5. John ll. Whitehead .-Xrlinggton, Yo. Pre-Low Terrence Lee Whitfield Nloumlsville, NY. Vu. l'rc-Dentzil Katherine G. Wilcox Rochester, N. Y. Physical liduczition Darlene V. W'ilkins linker, W. Vu. Iletliczil Secretary James Fl. Willetts Lu Yule, lllziryluntl llenerzil Accounting Ronald H. Wills Keyser, W. Ya. Pre-Dental -ll' 4. S I 1- Q a-,vs l Qs Harold L. lVilson Little Falls, N. J. Physical Education .lohn ll. W'ilson Charleston, W. Va. Pre-Law John NV. WVilson Keyser, VV. Va. Pre-Business Charles A. YVilt Cumberland. Md. General Accounting: Floyd K. Wilt Keyser, VV. Va. Physical Education Linda L. Wiltison Keyser. VV. Va. Bachelor of Arts Marjorie Sue Wimer Keyser, W. Ya. Medical Secretary Philip 0. YVinCe f'hz1rleston, VV. Va. Pre-Forestry Richard C. Wood Romney, W. Ya. .-Xgrriculture Thomas YY. W'oods Newell, VV. Ya. Physical Education Ernest Linwood Young, Philippi. W. Ya. Pre-Forestry Ronald l'. Young llctlfortl. Pu. Pre-Business CAMPUS CANDID SNAPS .ti ,J -4 1 u u Q.-3.0, .L t Seamstresses honored! . f L3 mg, 5 i--1 .- .- f SW .eff . , ' MAV ' C N , N , G , ' ,. f ' ' r - ....,.... M.. 4 , v ,iw I- -FH V ' ,. 'sf' , , ' ' , 0 'V M ' 1-1-f Af Nu A L A L. -9, . O I ', I, 5 0 si d.N J . Q - 1,1 1 U ed 'Q L . .. 5 ga ' We want a touchdown! Students learn more than the birds and bees! The other side of college! af. fy .Q ,- ,. 4. I I , Klg,,.M -.fv,,,.:,737kiW 7 .5,,.,,,.f.51,,h 1- ,..1,,., .,3,1.:,:'mA41-fvifafg .A--,'4,, W.. tk , ,, K. X , w5,f,!,f'2'5iZ5:554LFfQi W ' f 4 V- 2 'f'b , 'v 'f7',:flliigveievfx 'w x3'f'f-yidivx 'fl5....fQ'w'-454'-' 7-K, r 'Univ 07,4-M ' of-my - my . H- . wr... ,uaprv 'mv N .1 .,, if , .- W M- 1 , , ,r , ,A an ' , -X A so . . - gr- ',:1,f,i V' gil? 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N37 A me 43 eixtg ROTH Band performs at half-time! g-.JN N 41 CAMPUS 4 37 ff' QUEENS l MISS CATAMOU NT MISS JUDY JOSE QUEEN OF THE MILITARY BALL MISS PATRICIA POWERS QUEEN GF MAY MISS MARY ZIMMERMAN QUEEN OF WINTER 'ln 'UN MISS MARSHA SEABER APPLE BLOSSCM PRINCESS SIGMA SWEETHEART MISS CAROLE HARDESTY QUEEN CF THE EASTER BALL MISS COLLEEN BAILEY QUEEN OF HARVEST SWING MISS CATHERINE REES CAMPUS CGVER GIRL CALENDAR GIRL MISS SALLIE JOHNSON URGHHIZHTIUHS gk l-.f 6? 'Qtr Jacqueline Oufiero Carol Jean Hepner Mary Jenkins Patricia Powers Janet Pisarchik Connie Mustoe, Captain 72 URGHHIZHTIUHS 157 Constance Mustoe Janet Pisarchik Mary Zimmerman Sallie Johnson Karen Rhodes 73 is STUDENT CCUNCIL The Student Council acts as an executive body for the students of Potomac State Col- lege. Its formation was deemed necessary in order that a closer relationship between the administration and the student body could exist. Although the council's main objectives are of the administrative nature, it also promotes school spirit and fellowship. Throughout the school year, the Council promoted many important events. During Freshman Week, it assisted in the orienta- tion program for the incoming freshman, and later organized the Freshman Class. Rules and regulations for the freshmen students were made and enforced by the Kangaroo Court under the direction of the Council. As football season arrived, the Council super- vised the s e l e c t i o n of cheerleaders, held thuses and sold programs for the football games. Two gala affairs of the campus, the Home- coming Dance and the May Day Ball, were sponsored by the council. Upon recommendation of the athletic de- partment, the Council presented letters and sweaters to athletes and cheerleaders. The Student Council also purchased new uniforms for the cheerleaders. In association with the Director of Stu- dent Affairs, the Council sponsored movies and various informal dances throughout the year. These social functions were for the benefit of the student body 'as a whole. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President ............................... ...RobertG.Pifer MEMBERS President of Sophomore Class ....... .......... ....... J o hn Fahey Vice President ............... ............ ..... R o nald Monroe Secretary .................. . . . Mary Zimmerman Representative . . . . . Edwin Jordan, Jr. Robert G. Pifer President JUN, 'Nhvfv S. XZ V im -Ei? John Fahey Ronald Monroe Mary Zimmerman Edwin Jordan, Jr. Pres. Soph. Class Vice-President Secretary Soph. Class Rep. I- STUDENTh COUNCIL E S f fn: ' 1'A 1': '2j : gfg E 5-1 t, .':,+16w5fv' as 2 J , .,,. ig 4 Q lil. . F V I MEMBERS Joseph Bellissimo William Kennedy June Brown Kurt Lindstrom Fred Calder Judy Markley Tom Coffman Connie Mustoe Lee Corder Paula Poorbaugh Joyce Crissinger Armando Spagnolo Martha Ervin Sam Steele Joseph Giffin Kay Thornhill Dr. Imogene Dever Bert L. Simpson Sponsor Sponsor 75 4 V . ve- P .iv P1 Y' W s 1 t 'N 1 1 - - - R f W, , , 1 S: Q, gf: f X , Q x is N vit X X 1 X' Mr. Dudley W. G. Gordon Sponsor CATAMGUNT As we, the 1962 CATAMOUNT Staff, completed the twenty- fourth edition of the CATAMOUNT, Potomac State's college year- book, we looked over our work and hoped that we had included all the activities and highlights of the school year that you will want to remember. Once again we read the theme and were reminded that M1962 Marked a Year of Progress. We hope that each of you realize progress has no end, and no matter where you journey you will prosper, find success, and use this book often as a means of reliving your days at Potomac State College. CATAMOUNT STAFF Constance Mustoe Editor ............... Business Manager ...... . . Photography Editors . . . . . Sports Editor Beverly Strickler Timothy Kooken Ronald Wamsley Edwin Jordan, Jr. Advertising Staff and Typing Staff Louise Cather Julia Hathaway Constance Casto Kathy Riedel Judy Stutler Wilson Crider Leanne Arkley Sandra Welshonce Judy Markley Marion Chambers Sondra Ffritz an-gg 'bu 1272? fy ,,.. - - If Me f ' ' Y K5 ' -s , -.. EDITOR AND ASSISTANTS PLAN LAYOUTS NZ. u. j, x -arf WA , K E' Dr. Elizabeth Atwater Faculty Advisor THE PASQUINO Carrying news of the campus to students, faculty and a wide public is the college newspaper, the Pasquino, a fortnightly publication staffed by students majoring in journalism assisted by a group of volunteer staff members. The Pasquino's press run of 2,100 copies is distributed to students, faculty and staff on the campus. In addition, a mailing list of well over LO00, contains the names of parents of all non-commuting students, alumni throughout the world, hundreds of other colleges and high schools of the tri-state area, friends of the college, and advertisers. The newspaper staff publishes a Student-Faculty Directory annually. The annual banquet in the spring features the appearance of a speaker prominent in some phase of Journalism. PASQUINO STAFF Editor-in-Chief . .. .................... . .. Paula A. Poorbaugh News Editor ................. .. ..... Jean C. Dorsey News Staff Norma Amtower, Bonnie Brown, Cofnnie Casto, Mary Anne Catlett, Patricia Fleming, Christine Glover, Delores Leeson, Sybil Mainhart, Susan Marston, Carole May, William McLaughlin, Ivan Pinnell. Business Manager ............................................. William Fredlock Delores Starnes, Timothy Thornburg, Susan Walker Sports ........ ............................. E dwin Jordan, Editor Scott Bosley, Robert Mattern, David Stalnaker Alumni Editor ...... ............................... C arole Hardesty Circulation Manager ................................................ Gary Keedy Rose Marie Alkire, Patricia Carducci, Peter DeSimone, John Fornof, George Hosfield, John I. Rogers, II, John Rush, Patricia Wehman Staff Photographers ........................... Timothy Kooken, Ronald Wamsley EDITGR AND ASSISTANT TASTE PRINTERS INK - ... ' CIRCLE K SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Michael Bates Donald Bennett Thomas Carpenter Anthony Carvillano Caroll Corder ' l . r , LL VAZ., ? - I I f,.4'V 1 Q ,V xi ' 'Xt Mr. Earl Micheal Sponsor Robert Farr John Fornoff Samuel Hamilton David Huffman William Kennedy FRESHMAN MEMBERS Louis A. Martino Robert L. Baer James A. Staub James L. Rittenhouer William S. Bingman David Stalnaker Ross Cline Armando Spagnolo Ronald P. Young John B. Whitehead Wayne L. McClintic James E. Mclntire Donald S. Shaffer Peter C. DeSimone BO Howard M. Hatala John E. Bergman Geren F. Knight Donald C. Shields Ralph Alkire Stuart M. Perry Charles W. Rager Edward R. Pouch Martin T. Bourkland Clarence L. Robinson Frederick Kroll Edward P. Nufer Willam D. Lawrence Roger I. Pinnell CIRCLE K The Circle K Club of Potomac State Col- lege is a service organization dedicated to this institution and to the community of Keyser. The local Circle K Club was estab- lished in 1952 and holds Charter Six in Circle K International. The Keyser Kiwanis Club is composed of college men of high character and good scholastic standing, Who feel that to serve is an honor instead of a burden. The objective of Circle K International is to 1-GS-ifsu -can wr-M Jennings Marston William Fredlock President Vice-President in -f in improve relations with college, community, country, and God. Major projects this year were: operating the second-hand bookstore, sponsoring the annual homecoming parade, establishing a campus litter project, assisting with Parent's Day. sponsoring a Tenth Anniversary Festiv- ity, aiding in the annual Blood Mobile pro- gram. establishing a recognition plaque for scholastic leaders in school, and serving as guides for various campus activities. TJ? 1- .lohn Gordon David Nurmi Secretary Treasurer CHRISTIAN YCDUTH FELLOWSHIP MEMBERS Rose Alkire, Norma Amtower, Leanne Arkley, Ann Jane Kinsey, Dolores Leeson, Gail Leonard Michael Bates, Don Bennett, Jean Bonafield, June Judy Markley, Camilla Mason, Lewis McConnell Brown, Ray Campbell, Vida Cuppett, Joe Davidson, Mary Gail Pfost, Lee Primm, Carol Rhodes, Carole Grace Demoise, John Fornof, Ann Fulmer, Penelope Robinson, Ben Roby, Bernadine Rollins, Susan Sad Grayson, Carole Grose, Helen Groves, Nancy Ham- tler, Beverly Strickler, Carolton Swisher, Donna ara, Carole Hardesty, Julia Hathaway, David Hite, Weave1', Sandra Welshonce. OFFICERS President ..... ............... . .. Beverly Strickler Vice-President .. .... Ray Campbell Secretary ..... Julia Hathaway Treasurer .. Lewis McConnell The Christian Youth Fellowship was organized on the Potomac State campus in 1949. This organization strives to bring Chris- tian youth of Potomac State College into closer contact with the Church and to deepen their devotional life through recreation and fellowship. Constructive programs are presented by the va1'ious members at the meetings which are held each Sunday evening. The Christian Youth Fellowship co-sponsored Religious Emphasis Week and sponsored the Pre-Easter Communion and Pre-Easter worship services for the Protestant students. It also participated in several campus social events. 82 Mr. . -,r a .. +5 , . , , . ., , . , ,Wg V, , f e' , J K ...fy 5 Wi Y I ,, '. 'Ye f' 14' '.. -'33, ii X 4 1 fa M? 1 'H ' .4 W. Earl Michael Sponsor ,Nag I tit F S I fi. V, Mr. J. Kenna Burke Sponsor Castelli, Carolyn L. Dinicola, Louis Giantonio, John A. Grochowski, Barbara J. Harber, Michael Jackson, Joseph J. Kolodzieiski, Stanley F. 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 club, and two faculty members of the college serve in an advisory capacity. At one of the two monthly meetings talks on religious or social subjects are given by visiting speakers. OFFICERS President .. ............... Peter C. Desinione Secretary .. ........... .... G eorge L. Hosfield Treasurer .. William F. Kennedy MEMBERS Martino, Louis A. Ruhl, John F. Melody, Michael Meravi, Thomas J. Morris, Paul Oliverio, John E. Parmesano, Georg Riedel, Kathy J. Latynski, Rose Marie l 2 6 Ruppert, Mary Ann Saccani, Daniel B. Spadafore, James Spilka, George M. Stand, Edward Stellabotte, Michael Svatos, Vern C. R. .4 83 fi 5. ' gn 1 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club, an organiza- tion which is interested primarily in promot- ing home economists of high caliber, en- riched the member's knowledge and experi- ences with interesting activities during the academic year 1961-62. The annual activ- ities included: The sale of mumsg the bar- becue dinner, with the co-operation of the Agriculture Club, for Homecomingg the serv- ing as aides for receptions, and the attend- ing of a Religious Emphasis Week service as a group. Other activities were the Christmas party for Keyser Elementary School chil- dren, the trip to Pennsylvania State Univer- sity, the supervising for the F.H.A. Confer- ence, and the attendance at a church service each semester. Members of this organization have re- ceived a multiplicity of honors. Jean Bona- field obtained a 4.0 averageg Sandra Compton represented the college at Piedmont's Junior Fairg Helen Groves received national recog- nition from the American Aberdeen Angus Association for outstanding achievement in a beef cattle project in 4-H club workg Julia Hathaway placed second in West Virginia's Make It Yourself With Wool Contestg Anna Jane Kinsey won the title of Regional Diary Princess in the Clarksburg area and attended National 4-H Club Congress for achievementg Marsha Seaber reigned as Queen of Winter at the annual Sigma Iota Chi Christmas dance, and Janet Pisarchik was elected to the court of the Homecoming Queen, the R.O.T.C. sponsor, and cheerleader for two years. Other members of this organi- zation include: Mary Nell Burfield, Melva Ervin, Joanna Grubb, Barbara Helm, Camilla Mason, Joyce Suwak, and Sue Wimer. OFFICERS President ........ ................ ...... J u dy Fulle' Vice-President ............ Sandra Compton Secretary ...... .... M ary Gail Pfost ' Treasurer .... ..... C arolyn Guy Q 'L' ' pg 33 In ' A 8 . -r . . iff -. .l ' , .. 3 Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlin Sponsor AGRICULTURE CLUB The Agriculture Club was organized in 1954 for the purpose of furthering the pro- fessional and social interests of the members. Membership is open to all students majoring in agriculture, forestry, and veterinary medi- cine. Activities of the club this year included co-sponsoring a barbecue dinner for home- coming with the Home Economics Club, spon- soring a turkey s h o ot prior to Christmas vacation, and making a tour of Pennsyl- vania State University with members of the Home Economics Club. Other activities were the showing of films of interest to the mem- bers and inviting speakers, prominent in some field of agriculture to speak before the group. Several members assisted with the regional Home Economics convention held on campus. At the last meeting the outstanding agricultural student was selected. OFFICERS Advisor ........ . Mr. Kenneth Malone President ................. Jim Stonestreet Vice-President . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Reporter ....... ......... Carl Smith . . Rhodes Marston . . . . . Robert Yokum . James Geiger Assistant Advisolf 'Oscar Gustafson , l J -,Q V 4 X x' A .- A MF- Kenneth Malfme 85 Mr. Oscar H. Gustafson Advisor Assistant Advisor WOMEN'S RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION The Women's Residence Association, es- tablished on December 7, 1944, consists of the women living in Reynold's Hall. The purpose of this organization is to promote the amicability of the girls and to help plan the social life on campus. Among its activities, the association deco- rates for the annual Homecoming, and spon- sors an annual Christmas party. The House Council, comprised of officers of the asso- ciation, acts as the governing body for women. Through a social forum held twice monthly, an opportunity is given for girls in residence and girls living in approved homes, to discuss and learn proper social usuage for college women. Rose Alkire Leanne Arkley Bonnie Brown Mary Burfield Roberta Calvert Gail Colyard Nancy Cooper Wendie Corbin Joyce Crissinger Grace DeMoise Jean Dorsey Susan Eckenrode Martha Ervin Melva Ervin Patricia Fleming Sondra Fritz Ann Fulmer Linda Gayvert Helen Groves Joanna Grubb Carolyn Guy Judy Harris Julia Hathaway Barbara Helme Carol Hepner Linda Hinchlager Nancy Hohn Anna Kinsey Barbara Knight Carole Lancaster Dee Leeson Gail Leonard Kay Looney Hilda Loy Susanne Marston Diane Miller Sharon Minnix Susannah Nesbitt Mary Zimmerman Ingrid Pearson Cecelia Perrine Mary Pfost Janet Pisarchik Paula Poorbaugh Patricia Powers Mary Rasel Darlene Reel Cathie Rees Karen Rhodes Carol Rhodes Louann Rockenstein Susan Sadtler Judy Stutler Joyce Suwak Jane Swisher Kay Thornhill Karen Vance Louise Voelker Dr. Imogene Dever Sponsor President ........ Martha Ervin V. President ....... Anna Kinsey Secretary .......... Kay Looney Treasurer ...... Roberta Calvert Social Chairman .. Joanna Grubb 86 Rose Alkire WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ............ ............... Vice-President ........................ Secretary-Treasurer .......... . Social Chairman . . . . . . ...... . . . Student Council Representative MEMBERS Patricia Fleming Sharon Minnix . . Maria McBride . . . . Linda Gavert Roberta Calvert Patricia Fleming ' . Joyce Crissinger 1. - . 'g, , I ,J fit 1-1-f B . ' l gl., .. Coleen Bailey Janet Ball Roberta Calvert Gail Colyard Brenda A. Cook Joyce Crissinger Grace Demoise Martha Ervin Ann Fulmer Linda Gavert Carolyn Guy Barbara Helme Carole Lancaster Hilda Loy Maria McBride Connie Mustoe U -' . r-N . L.. Cecelia Perrine gf I Karen Rhodes ' Lou Ann Rockenstein 'W A Kay Thornhill Karen Vance Louise Voelker I5 In Miss Margaret Rafter Sponsor Women's Athletic Association was organ- ized to popularize Women's athletics and to provide leisure time activities. This organi- zation is open to all women enrolled in Poto- mac State and provides sound recreation for all those interested in sports. If a total of two hundred fifty points is earned by a member, she is entitled to an emblem. The points are acquired by par- ticipation in tournaments, meeting attend- 1 5 ance, group hikes, and other various ways. One of the projects was the making of cor- sages for the mothers on Parent's Day. The aims of W.A.A. are to develop stand- ards of leadership and good sportsmanship and to promote those activities which may be adapted to the leisure time of later school. W.A.A. has the very appropriate motto: A sport for every woman and,every woman in a sport. i I. 'fri g., it I q..'4't4 I J 1. '54 , , Q-,fig DQ 'r ' ,I I 5. I rw ENGINEERS CLUB The Engineers Club, lending a professional atmosphere to the academic life of engineers on the campus, has been in exist- ence since 1932. Freshman engineers become members as part of their engineering orientation program, and are urged to continue their membership during their Sophomore year. The main purpose a........ of the organization is to make the student engineer aware of the professional aspects of engineering. This is accomplished through- out the college year by inviting practicing engineers to give talks at meetings, the showing of industrial films, and taking trips to industrial plants in the area. Mr. Walter A. Jaworek OFFICERS Sponsor President ........ ............ .......... D o n Bennett Vice President William McLaughlin Secretary ...... ...... S am Hamilton MEMBERS R. Anderson, M. Bates, T. Coffman, C. Corder, J Harnage, W. High, D. Hite, P. Huffman, T. Kooken, S. Layton, D. Leatherman, L. Loudin, R. Miller. D. Minear, G. Montgomery, R. Mullenes, R. Nordeck, R. Pifer, S. Ramsburg, M. Sharpless, C. Straw, C Swisher, J. Swisher, L. Taylor, J. Tephabock, B Truex, H. Wamsley, J. Barnette, T. Barrett, K. Becker, J. Bergman, E. Boone, D. Bowers, J. Bowers, W. Campbell, S. Cassady, R. Culp, W. Dare, L. De- Grange, B. DeVault, D. Felton, H. Ferguson, M. Gingerich, D. Golding, C. Greathouse, F. Halterman H. Hatala, C. Henderson, R. Hoffa, D. Hollen, C Homan, R. Johnson, T. Kooken, D. Keller, E. Ken- nell, M. Lawton, L. League, R. Leighton, R. Lindsey R. Mann, W. McC1intic,lE. Melvin, E. Miller, J Miller, J. Montgomery, D. Morris, P. Morris, J Mowbray, D. Neupert, G. Nield, C. Pyles, D. Pyles J. Ruhl, R. Schwenninger, K. Scott, J. Shelton, D Shields, B. Sill, H. Sleek, T. Stanhagen 1 l POTGMAC STATE Sl NGERS 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 most active cultural organi- zation on the campus. Potomac State sends this group on annual tours to represent the college at high schools in the area. The highlight of the winter season was the presentation of The Christmas Story by Matthews, 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. In the spring the Singers along with choruses of the area par- F-. N 1- -li sv- ,Av-' ' '5, X , X Mr. Leonard Withers ticipated in the Region Four High School Choral Clinic. Director Climaxing the year with their last performance for the gradu- ating members, the Singers provided the music for the Commence- ment convocation. President .... ........ M artha Ervin Accompanist ...... .. ....... Miss Frances Sarullo Bonnie Brown Carolyn Castelli Joyce Crissinger Martha Ervin Mary Finnell Barbara Grochowski Helen Groves Nancy Hamara Dolores Fitzgerald Judith Harris Sallie Johnson Linda Jones Anna Jane Kinsey Maria McBride Eloise Miller Mary Ellen Rasel Darline Reel Karen Rhodes Louann Rockenstein Bernadine Rollins Susan Sadtler Jane Swisher Mary Ellen Thomas Norma Umstot Jerry Andrick William Athey David Baker James Bond Dale Crabtree Wayne Dare Ervin Fink David Golding Charles Homan Richard Kauffman William Knott Herbert Lambert Dennis Lorey Paul Meyers Joseph Moore Pat Parmesano Everly Parsons Kenneth Scott Jack Steiffer Martin Stone Michael Wanda Edward Warnick POTOMAC STATE DANCE BAND The Potomac State College Dance Band is a credit course and is under the direction of Mr. Charles Whitehill, the college band director. Mem- bership is open to any student, by audition. In addition to the ordinary music available to dance bands, the group varies its sound by using special arrangements by Mr. Whitehill and by using small combos and soloists. The group has appeared at several school functions including the Faculty Reception, the Parents' Day Convocation and student dances. It also ap- peared in two spring concerts and accompanied the Potomac State Singers on their annual spring tour of neighboring high schools. MEMBERS William Athey Robert Mitchell 9 Darwin Atkinson Dennis Morey John Cole Bernadine Rollins TF Ervin Fink James Smith V -..', ,. William Johnson Richard Steele r T Q Charles Jordon Janet Summers Herbert Lambert Carlton Swisher Kenneth Martin Kay Thornhill W Nelson Miner Edward Warnick f ' . 5 . i. 'lg 2 Mr Charles Whitehill 90 Director of all Bands MEMBERS POTCDMAC STATE CCNCERT BAND The Potomac State Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Whitehill, has a membership of fifty-four 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 musi- cal training and devotes its time to the study and performance of band literature of the highest quality. The band participated in two spring concerts and played for the col- lege graduation exercises in May. Jerry Andrick William Athey Darwin Atkinson Ralph Baker Thomas Barrett Earl Bartlett Brenda Booth Martin Bourkland Finis Boyce Lynne Brodengeyer John Cole Wendie Corbin Dale Crabtree Wilson Crider Jerry Currence Lawrence DeBerry David Edwards Ervin Fink Samuel Floyd William Hockman Charles Jordon Vicki Kephart Herbert Lambert Delores Leeson Carol Machamer Kenneth Martin Louis Martino James Miller Robert Miller Nelson Miner Dennis Morey Paul Morris Robert Nordeck Max Park John Peterson Mary Ellen Rasel Patrick Rawlings Roger Robinette Susan Sadtler Robert Seymour Donald Shaffer James Smith James Spadafore David Stalnaker Richard Steele John-Stein Carlton Swisher Jane Swisher Janet Summers Timothy Thornburg Kay Thornhill Edward Warnick Lee Weekley Beverly Whitehead 91 -Q-We-Q' Major Thomas E. McBride, Jr. Sponsor RUTH MILITARY HONORARY SCCIETY ROTH Military Honorary Society is named in honor of the late Colonel Roth, who was largely responsible for formation of this active and worth- while organization at Potomac State College in 1953. Requirements for membership are that a stu- dent have a B average in Military Science. an overall academic grade of C and a vote of ap- proval by m e m b e r s of the organization. High moral standards. military proficiency and demon- strated leadership ability are prerequisites for ROTH membership. ROTH Society sponsors and supports the Cata- mount Rifle Team and is responsible for the per- formance of ceremonial activities of a military nature in connection with Potomac State Col- lege activities. ' 'X at 3 5 5 r 'ti' o 'A 1-n4 W V, SP5 John V. Golaboff Sponsor Social activities for the 1961-1962 school year have been the Annual ROTH banquet at the Upper Potomac Shrine Club with guest speaker Mr. Earl Mangus, the colorful Annual Military Ball and the end of the year informal cook-out. Jerry P. Andrick Thomas L. Barrick Michail L. Bates Donald J. Bennett William R. Berger James E. Bond Fred V. Calder James T. Carpenter Anthony F. Carvillano Robert Cheves John K. Cole Thomas L. Crogan Richard S. Dailey Joe N. Davidson MEMBERS David A. Edwards Charles R. Farr Samuel L. Floyd John J. Fornof William H. Fredlock Gary G. Friend James E. Geiger Joseph P. Giffin James A. Gross John L. Gordon John C. Harnarge Larry B. Heffner Charles E. Jordan Timothy Kooken Stephen N. Layton Kurt J. Linstrom Carroll A. Long Larry P. Loudin Lewis H. McConnell Joel D. McCray John A. Mallow Jennings R. Marston Gail F. Montgomery Ronald L. Monroe James Moreland Robert G. Pifer Richard Rawlings Benjamin G. Roby John I. Rogers Daniel B. Saccani Carl L. Smith James A. Smith Richard G. Steel Jimmy B. Stonestreet Edgar E. Tetrick Donald E. Thompson Timothy M. Thornburg Henry H. Wood Ronald P. Young ..dl91Ai-:IR L ..,i.- - .... ,. mmol ,., ROTH PLEDCQES FOR 1962 OFFICERS Commander ....... Jimmy Stonestreet Information Officer .... Donald Bennett Executive Officer ....... John Gordon Chaplain ........... Thomas Crogan Secretary ........ .. Lewis McConnell Sergeant-at-arms .. Henry H. Wood Treasurer ....... .... R obert W. Cheves ADVISORS Major Thomas E. McBride, Jr. SP5 John V. Golaboff U. S. Army U. S. Army ROTH PLEDGES FOR 1962 MEMBERS MILITARY MARCHING BAND The ROTC Marching Band is under the direction of Mr. Charles White- hill. Band members may earn additional ROTC merits for participation and may also earn college credit if they continue into the Concert Band, as most do. The band is most active during the fall season when it contributes much to the spirit of the school by performing at football games and pep rallies in addition to the ROTC noon formations. Last year the band also performed in the Memorial Day Program, the Homecoming parade and the Keyser Christmas Parade. One of the highlights of the fall season was a trip to Shepherdstown for the Potomac State-Shepherd football game. Jerry Andrick William Athey Darwin Atkinson Ralph Baker Thomas Barrett Earl Bartlett Martin Bourkland Finis Boyce John Cole Dale Crabtree Jerry Currence Lawrence DeBerry David Edwards Ervin Fink Samuel Floyd David Hite William Hockman Charles Jordon Herbert Lambert Kenneth Martin Louis Martino James Miller Robert Miller Nelson Miner Robert Mitchell Dennis Morey Paul Morris Robert Nordeck Max Park 94 John Peterson Patrick Rawlings Roger Robinette Robert Seymour Donald Shaffer Robert Sill James Smith James Spadafore David Stalnaker Richard Steele John Stein Carlton Swisher Timothy Thornburg Edward Warnick Lee Weekley CATAMOUNT RIFLE TEAM Maj. Thomas B. McBride Team Advisor Ralph W. Baker James E. Buckel Walter R. Campbell Lawrence B. Deberry William M. Duncan Leslie L. League, Jr. Larry G. Marteney President ........ Vice-President ..... The Catamount Rifle Club, sponsored by the Mili- tary Department and by ROTH Honorary Society, provides Potomac State College with representation in college rifle competition. Through its affiliation with the National Rifle Association, the rifle club is qualified to participate in national events such as the William Randolph Hearst match. Also through the NRA, the team members have an opportunity to Work as Certified Assistant Rifle Instructors at summer camps in various states throughout the country. This year the team, though it was composed mainly by novices, continued the tradition of sched- uling difficult competition. Though a number of matches were lost, a great amount of experience was gained. The year has been successful and prospects for next year look even better. TEAM MEMBERS Erlend L. Mathian Joel D. McCray Robert E. Nordeck Edward B. Nuhfer Charles T. Pyles Thomas G. Ross Ronald L. Schwenninger William G. Thomas . Ronald H. Wills Ernest L. Young OFFICERS ...Daniel B. Saccani Robert E. Nordeck Daniel B. Saccani-Team Captain Kenneth G. Scott-Team Manager Executive Officer .... ..... R onald H. Wills Secretary .......... Ralph W. Baker Treasurer ........ Joel D. McCray Q 30-2- l l SFC Joe Gravens Team Coach 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 sorority and fra- ternity. The council serves as a forum for the discussion of prob- no VS . lems pertaining to fraternal life. Its aim is to promote better 3 - 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 pro- gram for these campus societies and arbitrates school campaigns and elections. Mr. Burt Simpson Sponsor OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President ....................... Catherine Rees President ......................... Carol Hepner Vice-President ................ Martin Sharpless Vice-President .......,......... Martin Sharpless Secretary .............., ......... J udy Alt Secretary ................ Judith Markley Rep. to Social Committee Judith Markley Rep. to Social Committee Catherine Rees MEMBERS Judy Alt Kurt Lindstrom Martin Sharpless William Fredlock Judith Markley Edgar Tetrick Joseph Giffin Gerald Pifer Kay Thornhill Carol Hepner Catherine Rees Mary Zimmerman K Vw V55-S .gt L:-6: 1:1 xii is 96 X SIGMA PHI OMEGA Sigma Phi Omega has been active on the campus of Potomac State College since 1923, when it was organized to foster scholarship and citizenship, and to promote co-operation between faculty and students. These aims it has followed throughout the years. Sigma Phi Omega each year sponsors two convocations honoring campus personalities. The first of these, Know Your Organizaions Convocation, is for the benefit of new stu- dents and introduces to them the campus or- ganizations and their leaders. In the spring Colleen Bailey Willa L. Cather 'Y Linda L. Gayvert Carole Sue Grose Helen L. Groves Dr. Nancy M. Miller Sponsor ACTIVE ROSTER Kay Thornhill just before the close of the school year, the Recognition Day Convocation is presented, at which time the activities of the past year are reviewed and honors are awarded. The society also assist at the annual Faculty- Student Reception. The climax of each year is the formal banquet where faculty and ac- tives join in honoring new members. The Honor Society members recognize the responsibility that is theirs, and they strive to maintain high academic standards and to co-operate with the college at all times. OFFICERS President ......................... Joseph P. Giffin Vice-President ................ Penelope L. Grayson Secretary-Treasurer ..... ..... N ancy M. Millei Faculty Representative .......... Kenneth F. Haines Qgqpim Timothy Kooken U A Lewis H. McConnell Robert G Pifel- Jacqueline Swanson Carol J. Hepner Sff l W A Q f ETA UPSILON GAMMA 6' QIVQ 'pr Miss Irene Brown Sponsor 'Elf 15 ' - X fin v' ,L mu Y Q ii -S ai, ,Q A 5 fo IX9 SAX GG fb 4- O Eta Upsilon Gamma, founded at Christian Col- lege, Columbia, 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 its annual rush party held in the lounge of Davis Hall with the theme Getting to Know You. In November the Harvest Swing was sponsored by the Gammas and their brother fraternity, Theta Sigma Chi. In December the Thetas were the guests of the Gammas at the Christmas party held at the Davis Hall Lounge. In February the Gammas were the guests of the Thetas at an in- formal party held at the Keyser Elks Club. March was highlighted by a Twist dance held at the Armoryg the proceeds from this project are to be used for the conclave in California this summer. The climax of the year was the picnic with the Thetas, and the annual Theta-Gamma banquet held in honor of the departing sophomores. Honors bestowed upon Eta Upsilon Gamma members during the year include: Janet Pisarchik and Mary Zimmerman served as R.O.T.C. spon- sorsg Mary Jenkins, Jacqueline Oufiero, Janet Pisarchik, and Patricia Powers were cheerleadersg Mary Zimmerman and Delores Leeson were proctors in Reynolds Hallg Paula Poorbaugh and Jean Dorsey were editor and news editor, respectively, of the Pasquinog Cathie Rees was crowned Queen of the Harvest Swingg and Patricia Powers reigned as Queen of the Militarv Ball, Miss Virginia Johnson as Sponsor ETA UPSILON GAMMA KJ Roberta Calvert Gail Colyard Teena Glover Carolyn Guy Linda Hinschlager Kay Looney Hilda Loy Diane Miller Margie Nichols OFFICERS President ............ Mary Zimmerman Vice President .... ....... C athie Rees Treasurer ...... ...... N ancy Hohn Secretary ........ . .. Penelope Grayson ADAMAS Editor ...... Paula Poorbaugh Sergeant-at-Arms .. . .. Janet Pisarchik Chaplain ........... .... D olores Leeson Publicity Chairman ..... Jean Dorsey MEMBERS Jacqueline Oufiero Ingrid Pearson Jodie Perrine Louann Rockenstein Norma Umstot Louise Voelker Cindy Welshonce Jean Dorsey Penny Grayson Barbara Helme Nancy Hohn Delores Leeson Jan Pisarchik Paula Poobaugh Patrica Powers Cathie Rees Mary Zimmerman l THETA SIGMA CHI MEMBERS Gary Keedy Don Thompson Scott Bosley -X Ray Campbell N- Mike Perry Richard Culp John Carney 'ffllllllllllllllllllilgi . A' John Shelton P if-aim Vlnu 5 z lzlw ii-lil X43 Robert Baer .l i ' LSA William Bingman lf- James Staub John Cole James Courrier i Kenneth Hackman , M 1 it x 41 MV: , ,wg ' ' 5, 1 5 x :I 2, 3 is la Silt Kenneth Fuhrman Lewis McConnell Joseph Davidson Marcus Lee Primm Herbert Lambert James Rittenhour Brice DeVault John Rush Lee Corder Ray Hoover John Oliverio Robert Shoemaker Lou E'Nama f i 213' IOO THETA SIGMA CHI I f lf ' i T 5 .E 5 I The Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded on the campus of Potomac State College in 1922. This year marks the fra- ternity's fortieth anniversary. The frater- nity promotes character, fellowship, scholar- ship, school spirit and cooperation. Theta Sigma Chi participated in many college sponsored eventsg winning an award for the best decorated float of the Greek letter organizations, sponsoring the Harvest Swing in co-operation with their sister so- rority, and conducting the election of Miss Catamount during Homecoming weekend. President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Chaplains . . . Mr. E. L. Dayton Sponsor The organization proudly points to the accomplishments of their men. Gary Keedy served as escort for the queen of May Day. Martin Sharpless reigned as King of the Harvest Swing, Joseph Giffin was president of Sigma Phi Omega, and Lewis McConnell was president of Omni-Sci Club. Rhodes Marston was honored as Governor of the State Circle K and served as president of the local organization. Cther activities of the fraternity included various informal parties, a rush party, a dinner dance, and the annual picnic. OFFICERS Joseph Giffin ..... Carl Straw . . . .... ...... I ,ou Denicola ............... Rhodes Marston . . . . Sam Hamilton, Ray Campbell KAPPA DELTA PSI 1 4' QQ 1 5 OFFICERS O t President . . . 4,fH K T19 ,- 75 53? 'i w Judith Markley Gp t Vice-President' I. .. i i . Karen Rhodes Secretary-Treasurei Chaplain .... .... Historian ........... Program Chairman .... Judy Alt . . . . . . Melva Ervin Connie Mustoe . . . . Colleen Bailey MEMBERS Judy Alt Colleen Bailey Janet Ball Beverly Barr Carolyn Castelli Constance Casto Wendie Corbin Melva Ervin Sondra Fritz Mary Jordan Sylvia Kady Vicki Kephart Rose Marie Latynski Judith Markley Maria McBride Constance Mustoe Susannah Nesbitt Nancy Reader Karen Rhodes Katherine Riedel Susan Sadtler Judy Stutler Virginia Temple Mary Ellen Thomas Susan Walker Marjorie Sue Wimer Kappa Delta Psi was founded on the campus of Potomac State College, 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. The sorority began its 1961-62 activities with a rush party for the freshman women at the home of Mrs. Earl Hess, where the active members presented a humorous style show. In November the girls presented their usual Thanksgiving basket to a family in the area. The annual Christmas party, at the home of Col. and Mrs. Gordon Beach at Rawlings, Md., featured a gift exchange between big and little sisters. Through- out the year, several informal' parties were VL- Sponsor Miss Anne E. Withers Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlin sponsored by the sorority and brother fra- ternity. In cooperation with their brother fraternity, Phi Kappa Omega, the sorority once again staged a successful Easter Ball. The year was climaxed with the annual spring banquet, planned by the freshmen in farewell to their big sisters. Honors bestowed upon Kappa Delta Psi members throughout the year include: Judy Markley, member of the Homecoming Court and president of the Moorefield District MYFg Karen Rhodes, R.O.T.C. sponsor, sec- retary of the Sophomore Class, president of C.Y.F., and a member of the May Day Court, Connie Mustoe, head-cheerleader, R.O.T.C. sponsor, and editor of the CATA- MOUNTg Colleen Bailey,'Queen of the Easter Ball, Maria McBride, president of W.A.A. Sponsor KAPPA DELTA PSI 110-P' 2 1 x x JSM KAPPA MEMBERS wx- ,-J E KAPPA OFFICERS MEET M: .WH 'R Qu PHI KAPPA OMEGA Treasurer ...... Chaplain ......... , , fi? Parliamentarian . . . OFFICERS President ..,..... ............. K urt Lindstrom 3 Vice-President .. Thomas Carpenter Secretary ...... .... E dgar Tetrick . . . . David Corbin .qi , V . John Whitehead ' 7, 1 Robert Farr 4 .,-.- ., -XL 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 1961-1962 achieve- ments. Brother Armando Butch Spagnolo served as President of the Freshman Class. Dave Corbin reigned as President of Delta Psi Omega. The Kappa float, entered in the Homecoming Parade, won first prize for being the most original. The Kappa also had the honor of drawing the largest number of pledges from the new Freshman Class. In co-operation with the sister sorority, Kappa Delta Psi, we held the annual Kappa Easter Ball, which once again was the spotlight of the social activities on campus. Throughout the college year the Fraternity held informal dances with their sister sorority. The year was climaxed with the annual spring banquet and picnic. The bonds which were established with the other brothers will long be remembered by all of us. MEMBERS John Bergman Robert Brannock Thomas Carpenter James Christensen Robert Clements David Corbin Anthony D'Ambrosio Robert Farr John Fitzgerald Willard Harris Bruce Haught David Huffman William Keller Fredrick Kroll Jerry Larke Kurt Lindstrom Frank Martino Lewis Martino Thomas Meravi Mr. Kenneth Haines Honorary Member 104 Dennis Morey Paul Myers James Mclntire Edward Nuhfer David Nurmi Patrick Parmesano Norman Pingley Ivan Pinnel Charles Rager Lewis Robinson Donald Shaffer Donald Shields Robert Smith Armando Spagnolo David Stalnaker Edward Tetrick William Thomas John Wade John Whitehead PHI KAPPA GMEGA My 5 I ' F 1 105 0 SIGMA IGTA CHI W fl IOG Miss Margaret Rafter Sponsor SIGMA ICTA CHI Ztyuci lwm XL f'- Miss Frances Sarullo . Sponsor OFFICERS Worthy Matron ..... Worthy Protectress .............. Worthy Scribe .................... Keeper of the Treasury Worthy Worthy Directress .............. Worthy Guard ................. PARCHMENT Editor Historian Chaplain ............ Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Iota Chi is the 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 be- come the largest junior college sorority in the United States. Carrying on the spirit and ideals of the first chapter, the group stresses the importance of scholastic achievement and fellowship. Using Outer Space With Sigmas as a theme, the sorority entertained the freshman women at their rush party held at the home of Mrs. Edwin Jordan. At this time thirty-seven pledges Kay Thornhill . . . . . Carol Jean Hepner . . . . . . Karen Vance Camilla Mason . . . . . Linda Gayvert ..... .. Joanna Grubb Janet Knotts . . . . Jacqueline Swanson Brenda Cook were voted into the sisterhood. Judy Jose reigned as Miss Catamount. The Phi Sigma Nu fraternity chose Marsha Seaber as Queen of Winter at the Christmas Dance. Carole Sue Hardesty, Sigma Sweetheart at the an- nual Sweetheart Ball, was chosen Apple Blossom Princess. During the second semes- ter, Carol Hepner held the office of president for the Panhellenic Council. Throughout the year Sigmas have several parties and a square dance with their brother fraternity. At Christmas a basket of canned foods was prepared and sent to a needy family in the community. MEMBERS Elaine Ack Rose Marie Alkire Norma Amtower Leanne Arkley Jean Bonafield Nancy Breinig Bonnie Brown Louise Cather Sally Chonoski Sandra Compton Nancy Cooper Vida Marie Cuppett Grace Demoise Mary Finnell Delores Fitzgerald Judy Fuller Ann Fulmer Barbara Grochowski Nancy Hamara Carole Hardesty Judy Harris Becky Harshbarger Tylyn Huffman Judy Jose Gloria Kuhn Gail Leonard Carol Machamer Susanne Marston Delberta Mills Sharon Minnix Peggy Oates Mary Ellen Rasel Sylvia Redman Darlene Reel Carol Rhodes Mary Rhodes Nancy Rice Carole Robinson Mary Ann Ruppert Barbara Ryon Marsha Seaber Delores Starnes Jackie Stewart Beverly Strickler Jane Swisher Beverly Whitehead Kathy Wilcox Phi Sigma Nu, founded in 1922, has been PHI SIGMA NU ' Vice President Secretary ...... Treasurer r Panhellenic Representatives Mr Joseph Glencoe Sponsor an outstanding social group on the campus of Potomac State College. The fraternity was granted a National Charter by the National College Panhellenic and has been designated Beta Chapter. The fraternity began its year with a suc- cessful and entertaining pledge party during the fall Rush Week, which netted them several members. In the autumn activities the fraternity sponsored the winning can- didate 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's dance was an outstanding affair. John Fornof reigned as King of Winter at the Ball. In Febru- ary, Thomas Coffman was chosen to reign as King at the Sigma sponsored Sweetheart Ball. President ........ ........... . . . . . .. John J. Fornof Pledge Captains ........... .... ,iiiibll OFFICERS Q W Robert Pifer . William H. Fredlock . Gail F. Montgomery Robert W. Cheves, Jr. Michail N. Umstead . TSW Q5 fmsgf E -2' T Q xxwxxxsxxkxxmxw ' .J 42: f ey Roger Truex Jerry Knight Student Council Representative .... Thomas S. Coffman SUGNYQ This year the fraternity has sponsored many of its activities with its sister sorority, Sigma Iota Chig the most popular being the square dances. Phi Sigma Nu participates in all organized campus activities. Many diverse programs have been presented by and for the members. The Fraternity prides itself in having Jerry Pifer, who is Presi- dent of the Student Council, as the Presi- dent of this organization. The Fraternity demands college spirit, interest in all college activities, high moral standards, individual development of char- acter and leadership, and scholastic achieve- ment 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 friendship established in Phi Sigma Nu provide lasting memories in future years. Jack Atkinson Charles Bates Kermit Becker James E. Bond Martin Bourkland Robert Cheves Thomas Coffman John Fornof William Fredlock Howard Hatala Garry Henshaw MEMBERS Frances Herbert David Hite Jerry Knight Larry Loudin James Malone Douglas McCray Gail Montgomery Thomas Moore Paul Morris Michael Niland Robert Nupert IOB Robert Pifer Marvin Pitsenbarger Edward Pouch Robert Roderick John Ruhl Robert Sills Robert Shook Jack Steifer Roger Truex Michael Wanda PHI SIGMA NU 5 I , if! n Q l IO9 f i fy gm PCTOMAC STATE PLAYERS ' 1 ,'S4: s 5 is get . rin :' 3 , i ,, v The Potomac State Players Club, which was organized in 1919 and is the oldest cultural organization on campus, provides for the training and experience of its members in every phase of dramatics from acting to behind-the-scene-work in set decoration and make-up. A three-act pro- duction is presented by the Players every year. In 1962, the Players gave Gramercy Ghost as their presentation. Membership in Delta Psi Omega, an honor society for dramatics, is awarded each year to members who have done outstanding work, made valuable contributions, and met the requirements of the organization. David Corbin Carole Grose Martha Ervin Kay Looney Carole May William McLaughlin Thomas Moore Kenneth Paige OFFICERS President ............................. David Corbin Vice-President ....... Secretary-Treasurer .... . . . MEMBERS Robert Patterson Karen Rhodes Catherine Riedel Susan Sadtler Robert Still Jacqueline Swanson Sandra Welshonce ... . . ...Martha Ervin .Jacqueline Swanson , hge : J .wil .x c J 0 .. , . M Q. ,. ' all . .J j 'Ngsf .H I ffgh ' Mr. Jasper Morris Sponsor . 1- ' ,E -. V! . . -' A '- I ,L '55 .l,4, 1 591. iq . -- J iii, 1' nf zif' - f JE- Fifi: 4 , Y ' r' Students are selected for membership on DELTA PSI OMEGA OFFICERS President ........ ............. .... Vice-President .... Secretary-Treasurer . . ............ . . MEMBERS -z . .,... David Corbin Jacqueline Swanson . . . ...Martha Ervin David Corbin Robert Patterson Martha Ervin Karen Rhodes I Carole May Joyce Suwak 'g .1 William McLaughlin Jacqueline Swanson -sl . .1 N.. A J! '.'-szttliffif Mr. Jasper Morris Sponsor Delta Psi Omega is the largest honor so- ciety in dramatics for junior colleges. This fraternity is an international drama hon- orary one for students in junior colleges. Membership in the fraternity is a reward for excellent ability and participation in various phases of dramatic arts. Further- more, 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 dramatic clubs such as the Potomac State Players. The Potomac State cast, number 110, was instituted in 1954. I i a point basis. One hundred points must be accumulated by work in some phase of dra- matics before the individual may be con- sidered for membership. Election to the society, however, is not automaticg can- didates must satisfy both national and local requirements for election. Delta Psi Omega does not exist as a re- placement for dramatic clubs, but is rather a fraternity to give recognition to members of such organizations who excel in this field. CMNI-SCI CLUB 1 f 1 The Omni-Sci Club reorganized last year from the Medi-Sci Club, is open to all students interested in the various fields of science. At the bi-monthly meetings, programs of current scientific interest are presented by guest speakers and members of the club. The object of the club is to further students' interests in all phases of science at Potomac State College, and to encourage student participation in scientific research. The club has been affiliated with the West Virginia Academy of Science Club since 1948, and delegates from the club attend the annual state meeting of this organization held in the spring. OFFICERS President .......... ................ ..... L e wis McConnell President-elect ....... ............ .... J a mes McIntyre Secretary-Treasurer .... .... J anet Summers Sponsor ............. ...... M r. Glencoe MEMBERS Mr. Joseph Glencoe Sponsor Michael Bates James Bond Ross Cline James Courrier Herbert Deener Sondra Fritz Joseph Giffin Gerald Gould Carol Grose Delores Leeson Lewis McConnell James McIntyre Cathie Rees James Stutler Janet Summers Arnette Thomas Ronald Wamsley Donna Weaver SPGRTS Q bla lx KJ YQ X fail: , l Aw GM Two for you, Felton, good boy! Did you make it, Kolodziejski? 3 I 'ngx E All the way down the field, Wilson! X. i,':'N'b-q- eg urs, Y -H -. ig.-.wi-QRLN w. i: ,- ,J 1 'x PGTOMAC STATE lt CATAMOUNTS FOOTBALL Coach Dana Lough Coach Dana G. Horse Lough's Catamounts completed the 1961 sea- son with a 5-4 record as they emerged victorious in the last three contests. The Catamounts started the season on a winning note as they ran rough-shod over Bainbridge Naval Academy by the score of 28-0. Joe Pugh and Robert Shaw led the Gold and Blue as the duo picked up 175 yards to a total of 95 for the Middies. Other six pointers were scored by Harry Wilson, Hank Cleary, and Mike Melody. GlenVille's Pioneers handed the Cats their first loss of the campaign by a 39-20 count. Although Potomac State led throughout the first half, they couldn't stop the determined Pioneers in the later stages of the WVIAC contest. For the second Week in a row the Loughmen met defeat. This time at the hands of Salem College by a score of 25-0. The visiting Tigers could not be caged as they amassed 259 yards to 135 for the Cats. Arch-rival Shepherd College handed the Catamounts their next loss by blanking Potomac State 32-0. The charges of Coach Lough were hindered throughout the game by injuries to key players. The Catamounts roared back into the Win column as they handed Davis 81 Elkins a 13-0 defeat in the Homecoming tilt. Joe Pugh scored twice as the Gold and Blue completely dominated the game. Montgomery Junior College ended Potomac State's three season Win streak in the Tri-State Conference as they scored in the last few minutes to gain a 7-6 Win. Bill Kennedy chalked up the only Cat score in the mud-marred contest. The win column was again crashed by the Catamounts. This time three victories in a row sent the Loughmen over the .500 mark. Potomac State topped Wesley and Baltimore by scores of 20-13- and 27-7, respectively, and came from behind to edge a much larger Frostburg team 19-13 end- ing the 1961 football season. II4 WM . - m1,,,b me . , --mv ' wir., H Q . 1 ht QD 5335? '.2v'?23..'-1 'Gi W , 41525 .4 'fiff..' f J. Ovies J. Hammond J. Fitzgerald J. Christianson D. lliarshall P. Jenkins B. Thomas W. McC1intic R. S aw S. Floyd B. Farr T Keen M. Melody J. Pugh K. Fldigdstrom J. Iliellissimo L. Robinson D. Harper J. a ey J. uzmiak H. Wilson L. Dinicola B Kennedy C Calder P. Wince J. Leatherman H. Cleary C Norris gi. lginotts .glkire P. Sherman D. Dailey . oyd . pagnolo B. Brannock C. Wilt F. Kroll M. Umstead V. Svatos J. Lovering B. Lindsey J. Davis P. Kerr B. Keller C. Giger G. Keedy J. Whitehead Potomac State Opponent 28 Bainbridge .... .. 0 20 r, Q Glenville . . . . .39 0 11 ' ' Salem .... . . .25 0 Shepherd ........ 32 13 t X , K Davis 8: Ekins .... O 6 Montgomery .. .. 7 20 Wesley .... . . .13 27 Baltimore . . . . 7 19 Frostburg . . . . .13 BASKETBALL-1961-1962 The 1961-62 Catamount Cagers, hard hit by graduation and the victim of a number of close contests. emerged with a season record of 10-17. Also for the first time since the Tri-State Tournament began, the Gold and Blue failed to reach the finals. The Cats started off the season with a bang as they came from behind on a steal by Stan Kolodzieski and a basket by John Fahey, to edge Altoona College 76-74. Four Catamount starters scored in double figures in the win. Hagerstown also fell victim to the Cats as 13 players hit the scoring column to account for a 91-51 runaway. Coach Lough's cagers dropped the next three contests as they fell to Johnstown 82-693 Delhi College of New York 79-56, despite 41 points by Stan Shingleton and Jim Carpenter: and Davis and Elkins 73-51. How- ever, the Gold and Blue surged back with convincing wins over Charles County College and St. lVlary's by counts of 76-50 and 54-45 respectively. Slipping again into the loss column, the Catamounts dropped six out of the next seven contests. Losses came at the hands of Prince George 76-67, Canton 49-47, Frostburg 84-78, West Virginia University Fresh- men 79-70, Shepherd 82-74, and Fairmont 73-71. The only bright spot in the drought was a 75-70 victory over Montgomery Junior College. Potomac State swept the series with Hagerstown as they copped a 78-59 decision. Fahey, Shingleton, and Urtso headed the PSC attack. Victory was short lived, though, as the Lough-men began a four game losing skein. Victories gained over the Catamounts were by Davis and Elkins 80-74, Shenandoah 98-60, Salem 67-65, and Frostburg 69-63. The final triumphs of the season were victories over Catonsville 87-62, Wesley College 76-53, and Baltimore 69-63. Altoona, however, conquered the Cats in their final game by a score of 92-65. In the post season Tri-State Junior College Athletic Conference, the Catamounts emerged with a 1-2 slate. In the first round, the Gold and Blue struggled to a 35-23 victory over Wesley in a tight defensive game. Wesley led at the half by a score of 7-2. Advancing to the semi-finals, the Loughmen ran into trouble as they dropped a 66-60 decision to Prince George College. 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Church, President II9 TRI STATE FABRIC CENTER Everything for the woman who sews Keyser, West Virginia Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Keyser, West Virginia Compliments THE B BOP SHOP of Anything in Music Mdse. THE 60 N. Main Street RESTAURANT SU 8-1449 Keyser, West Virginia 17 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va GARDNER HARDWARE Retail Hardware 40 N. Main Street PATRIOTIC SHOE SHOP Phone SU 4-6041 Reno Calemine, Proprietor Keyser, West Virginia RINARD McCOOLE'S MEN'S STORE ' JEWELRY and 0 GIFTS Wh ' l't C 23 Armstrong Street me Omes Keyser, West Virginia , 81 N.-1TIai1TSt1,eet i Phone: SU 8-7706 O SCRATCH and HAZEL'S CHAT and CHEW RESTAURANT Good Food and Friendly Atmosphere x I Compliments of NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION of Keyser, W. Va. JIM BEAMER Ford Sz Mercury Sales LUDWICK'S GARAGE Chevrolet Sz Corvair MARTIN MOTORS Buick St Rambler RIDDER MOTORS, INC. Dodge Sz Dodge Dart DAVIDSON'S D 8 D CLEANERS Sta-Nu Processing for Safer, Better Cleaning Suede Cleaning Water Proofing Moth Proofing-Altering See Our Potomac State Agents DICK DAVIDSON and JIM DASKAL COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND RELAX AND ENJOY A GOOD MOVIE AT THE KEYSER THEATER Main Street Keyser, W. Va. VVESTVACO .r-4744 OZ ,M l J K1 Chr ll FII.: B' HL! I! H Jilmllfllf 6 Xvsff' QUALITY PAPERS s E E ! Y I Q My YY West Vlrgmla Pulp and Paper 5 of ul, 'ri x , : A A , 1 z , 'VSAM n . rg 'I nv'ff ' -- -Q Eff E t 1-.- I ' 0 0? ' 5 1 ' f f 529 , .7 ' lfe :E gg 3 ' M H332-5' -2: 'V 1 1 i 'Y Q , 1 f. A x l f, . n 3 - ,' Q S ' ' X ' H T 'ENN V ' 'N- ,.... M- .... . ,. . '-W' . ...M H - 3 5' N ' ,N-5 A X ii, 5 Mgw f H. . D. A AG k.aaf'g'ffi4f:::: r f fm ' X--' I I .I -, a 4 J ' 1 ,,,4 i, ,i, ,.., ...W 4-41.93 L . 1 . . i Ii 1 . I - - . f ff' 6- ' i ,fffw 1 -'n 0,1 i, i ,.. 4 ' I 123 , ..,, N UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES CASH REGISTERS OFFICE SUPPLIES V, -1 Mtn S V .-1,7 -gf V ww I -sg, 4 2 M, I Q 'Q 6 'Mu - , , . ..,, ,V y ,I ' , C+ , Y 'iv f . A 4 ., A I 3 f X9 J-XQLE'-S RUMESEURG SALES AND SERVICE 121 West Piedmont St. Keyser, W. Va. - Phone SU 8-6811 I24 oi COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIUNAL BANK 0F KEYSER The Friendly Bankv ' o Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 25 if A FRIEND 4 Phone: SU 8-1941 PUTUMAC MUTEL Keyser, W. Va. U. S. 220, 1 Mile South of Keyser John Rokisky, Manager Electric Heat Television Air Conditioning Wall to Wall Carpet x -zfrzgzr '-4 - - f-qi '---qv-Q2-Q7?s. -' If .f' f-25:95-'Q'1N:f7f- E W, llgf, 19 5' . 'je 5 5 ' 5 5 - Lg ' -4 -. '1 ,S - 1 1 2- f 3 f - E2 - ' V -2 1 I -.Sz Ns g452ii -Sczwzeteiri?-1 - -' - T, 'r.-sb, , , --if-5: ,, .--4 .J 73,3-I 1 2' -4 ' Dealer in all kinds of Builders Supplies and Feed - 'Hn' Tele phone it BUGGS SUPPLY CUMPANY R.F.D. No. 4 New Creek Drive Box 16 Keyser, West Virginia 2 ROMIG DRUG COMPANY The REXALL Store Keyser, West Virginia Phone SU 8-6506 WOLF FURNITURE CO Complete Home Furnishings Phone SU 8-3711 52-56 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia Free Parking Free Delivei y GRAYSON'S Sporting Goods Photo Supplies 2 Piedmont Street Keyser, West Virginia KENNY'S FOOD MARKET 133 West Piedmont Street Keyser, West Virginia Telephone SU 4-4441 THE PRIDE OF MEMORIAL HALL i, iff? -ft O, Boy! What a party! First Row, L. to R.: Role Stalnaker, Limbo Martino, Snowball Mai'- ston, Vaughn Wilson, Ritt Rittenhour, Doc McConnell, Sonny Wood, Bull Carvillano, Forehead Nurmi, Fitz Fitzgerald. Second Row, L. to R.: Bevick Evick, Rockin' Doc Rager, Cut-Cut Corder, Bear Straw, Hubie Pennington, Limbs Roby, Atlas Seckman, Jones Bingman, H86-Proof McClintic, 4tW3HdQ1'91 , Cheves. 7 N 'LY1 xl: ilwql' 129 REX'S GULF SERVICE Compliments of GO GULF LIBERTY THEATER Mineral and Piedmont Street Keyser West Virginia Piedmont and Mineral Keyser, West Virginia SU 4-5591 Good Food means LAZARUS Good Health Meet your friends in at Cumberland THE RCYAI- The City of Fashion RESTAU RANT ':112:1-'i1f1f1 1 f:wif:1ff1:2:1:f:2:1:1:1, I W S J'-'ST LOVE , HUSBANDS X wHo GET THEM I olsHwAsl-:En POTOMAC LIGHT 81 POWER COMPANY 5 COMPLIMENTS of PETUMAC VALLEY HUSPITAL KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA PULLIAM MUSIC SERVICE, INC. RCA WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCE RCA TELEVISION, RADIO, PHONO Television and Appliances Records, Phonographs Radios, Repairs Sales and Service Main at Mozelle Street Keyser, West Virginia SU 8-32-11 3 WILDEMANN'S - QUALITY CLEANERS - Raymond Stafford, Prop. Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing 54 W. Piedmont St. PEOPLE'S PHARMACY 0 Prescriptions 0 Cosmetics 0 Hollingsworth Candies Main and Armstrong Sts. Phone SU 8-5461 ALLEN'S ESSO SERVICENTER Mineral and Piedmont Streets Keyser, West Virginia Phone SU 4-8311 ARMY 81 NAVY DISCOUNT STORES 73 E. Main St. FROSTBURG, MD. Phone OVerbrook 9-9402 69 Armstrong St. KEYSER, W. VA. Phone SUnset 4-0656 Compliments of SHEAR'S WOMEN SHOP JAY'S SHOE SHOP KAPLON'S MEN SHOP Keyser, West Virginia Compliments of KEYSER CANDY COMPANY Keyser, West Virginia CHOOSE FROM MORE AND BUY FOR LESS AT B U RTON'S Cumberland and Lavale COZY CORNER Snack Bar - Confectionery Notions - Novelties 201 South Main Keyser Dial SU 4-9261 STEAK PIT RESTAURANT TRY OUR - STEAKS SEA FOOD PLATE LUNCHES Special Menu For Potomac State Students Open 7 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Dolores Yokum, Prop. MAURICE'S DEPARTMENT STORES Keyser, West Virginia Frostburg, Md. Bedford, Pa. Everett, Pa. Keyser Television Community Antenna System KEYSER TELEVISION COMPANY, INC. McBEE'S ESSO STATION Main and Armstrong In The Middle of the Business District SHAPIROS STORES 61 - 63 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia 33 PROFESSIONAL PAGE W ir C. E. MONTGOMERY PAUL F. GIFFIN, D.DS HARRY F. COFFMAN ROBERT W. MCCOY ROBERT W. BESS, SR. PHILLIP STAGGERS DONALD L. KISER, DDS THAD T. HUFFMAN DR PAUL T. HEALY PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AND SAY 'CWe readyour Ad in the 1962 CATAMOUNTU Qqufoyfapfs Wufoyrapfs f CDeQmarw FINEST QUALITY IN 2 5 I: I W ,W .'T 4 if ,fy wryggmwmn Fl :X ' ' V . - . 'fi-V-I Q1'7gg:5fr':,f'1 f I lf Www, . U Ea ,'7':.9-'SEG' 2 SYTW. ! .1'riff-f1::f'yL2+?!i?1s3-1. M -wg ..a1, ,1.vQ,. - ', - A 3' 7': ' X w'T'f-M ' '- - U , elxfqfrxm:gwg-msfaeiapqizaa if-g, sfgpgiihww .s,Ng::,.1,: .swlw rws me X ' 51, ,,-aw4f.fi-.,.ssvW'-'f'- A 5 'VFW -f 1fm.,x,rwpewew-fl'-niggfetzfs . . . 'X x H' .,, ., . ,. A filing war' 4 ka' Wx? In 1 :wg . - I . 'gf 5 ' 1 1 . 'A 1 . . K' M 1 ! 1. A - , e . , AM' ,I My 5 A 1 , Q 'fy' r 4-Q, ' I . 3f'Mv', lry K. 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