Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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I OUR TOWN-KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA-FOUNDED 1874 CAMPUS FROM THE MOUNTAIN BEHIND THE FIELD HOUSE TOWN RESERVOIR IN THE MOUNTAINS ,IVA ? AS THE STATE HAS GROWN Administration Building - Completed 1919 ff- W KW ,,,r' , C ' ,. f S1i26f'1p61v-.vfff'f' g, ' QQMQ ,-M rfmsf.q: ,V,, ' if I 'Is I mr' wx I' Vw' ' H: ' ' Ps. Q Y .V a . ?,?v.af 2 awww ,swf . , - Davis Hall Dormitory - Erected 1919 A, A vm. QAM? wel., 1, nw ,f. -.. we SO HAS POTOMAC STATE O Science Hall - Dedicated 1951 , .,.- .ew 2--1 f.. - bv fax' sf-Y' :'7'.X'15--lx ' 'Q N , . ' B 1 l l . A , n, NJ '5 -lf star' RV? w ' N, .4 1 iff, w- N I ze x ' '- 'uk 1. 11. , gan-2 ,.x4',g-ck-,'- 'f, X - c4:'-- 'i - Nm- m 9-N' Ns- 5, 'nr' Q lv Y x M-N Memorial Hall - Opened 1957 Campus View of Reynolds Hall - Erected 1925 Campus View - New Dining Hall in Background - Opened, 1957 Our New Library Opened Officially Fall Term, 1961 -.ff 1 ,V A ,N .'.fff.fQ ' v ,mg 5Z:,2'4,: 4 Ji g-f ' ff fl V- N ew A, J: , l4,,-53- 9 7' - 4 f .VJ vyf qigwf, 7 7 fapiffn' :' .'Q 6.'.',7 J 1- ' .-I . f, ., ., ' 1' i?4f'i??'1ifffV.f f 2 N. .. ,, M, if , , in ' M '25y.5: gwnxi ' , ,, ,, . , ,due 1 . ,,,-.. , , . 2 may, My f M 1 f f f 4? I L 1 if D f .4 f FRIEND HALL DEDICATED 1963 OUR NEW ARMCRY OPENED, 1961 BLl11d1I1gS Not Shown 1928 1947 1948 1951 1958 Professor A. K. VanScoy DEDICATIGN To A. K. VanScoy, head of the Depart- ment of Physics of Potomac State College, for a lifetime of service to education, the 1963 Catamount is dedicated. HA. K. , as Professor VanScoy is affec- tionately known, has contributed much to the growth of his adopted community, and to the training of young men and women who enter his classroom he has been a con- stant inspiration, and his students have con- sidered it a privilege to know him. A, K. is a superb teacher, understand- ing and capable, and his devotion to true scholarship has gained the respect and admiration of his fellow teachers and stu- dents. 24 5 if. A. K. Ponders the Question 1 11 M f 1:13. - n V' n f wg iawvlf 5122. A ,f in V , 121 , ff ff r- ME ff . ,, . fgfigaa.-.-,,,,,': , ky. U 'leaf wc-f-'ff ' ', ,sf , ,. ,,N,' 15 ,,7,,. ., N MTL f f . Ai , Q ,J 15 J 1, xlib gif, 11041. 1. wx , c.. ,A 5 fx , f ,J , ' , 1 u 1.1 W ,,.,,, W' w f- 1 4 , L wwf I , .fur u wx I 4 , 71, WW. gl n .A,1vwx,f 'L HA HH., 6'-?,a?W AU, sw 4 J rf-M ' 1 , Q, 1 ' rx , ' 1 z .. 4, o A, A n, ,gy 'ra -. 1 - ' fry- of fra-if 'Y :TV 7 A 'V yum' .' f 4 Dr. Ernest E. Church PRESIDENT One hundred years ago, out of the distress and bitterness of civil strife, West Virginia became the thirty-fifth state to be admitted to the Union. Nineteen hundred sixty-three marks one hundred years of growth and development from infancy to the full stature of statehood! Prob- ably the greatest force in this development has been the contribution of our schools, colleges, and universities, for without an enlightened citizenry there cannot be a progressive and en- lightened state. Potomac State, as a member of the family of colleges, salutes West Virginia in this centennial year. Even as THE CATA- MOUNT strives for greater excellence each year, so the college pledges its best efforts in building a better and a brighter future for the proud We join the State of West Virginia in cele- brating its centennial. As citizens, we will be watching with interest a review of the events which have been responsible for its growth and development. We are assured that the leadership of well trained men and women has been re- sponsible for its status today. Many of these leaders are the product of our educational sys- tem. Potomac State College is proud of her many alumni who have been a part of this develop- ment. She, too, during the past sixty-one years, has grown from a preparatory school to the one and only full fledged junior college in West Virginia which is state supported. Depicted in this 1963 CATAMOUNT are many students who will lead our state tomorrow - Montani Semper Liberi! Mr. Kirkland S. McKee DEAN l6 state of West Virginia. Mr. David G. Nuzum DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AFFAIRS West Virginia's Centennial Year marks a century of progress. The Mountaineer State may be said to have seceded twice: with and from Virginia. West Virginia in 1963, girded for action, promises the nation to exhibit con- tinual, economic and social growth. The sesquicen- tennial birthday of A.D. 2013 prompts the prog- nostication that Potomac State, while remaining a junior college, will have a student body of 3000, the two years of higher education being 'given gratis by the state. The office of Director of Student Affairs, in providing the mortar to stabilize the verities of scholastic endeavor, strives to deepen char- acter integrity and to be the proverbial grind- stone by which students sharpen intellectual, social, and moral judgment. 'Q-vi As we celebrate the centennial of our state and complete the sixty-first year of our college, tri- bute is paid to Women who have contributed to the success of both. Women have had the opportunity of higher education, mainly during this century. College records reveal that they have merited this recog- nition by academic excellence and valuable serv- ice in every phase of college life. Further re- search shows that they have utilized their train- ing effectively in home, community, state, and nation. May West Virginia's motto, Montani Semper Liberi, be the guide for greater achievements by Potomac State women as they strive to meet the responsibilities which accompany freedom. Dr. K. Imogene Dever DEAN OF WOMEN ,J 1 Walter H. Boone, M.A. Mrs. Chemistry Bridgewater College, Bucknell University ,X Capt. Ernest L. Ackiss B.A. Military Science Virginia Military Inst. George Washington U. in A it Elizabeth A. Atwater, Ph.D. Richard K. Bolyard, A.B. Journalism, Speech Business Administration Duquesne University Glenville State College, University of Pittsburgh University of Maryland g l W ff' .. , ,.., Nancy S. Broome Ire-ne Brown, M.A. 1 Manager Secretarial M Book Store Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh , .rp , .Wil .fe ' 6 E J. Kenna Burke, M.A. Political Science, Sociology Fairmont State College, West Virginia University l8 i Mrs. Eleanor Campbell Mrs. Helen Chambers, R.N. U Assistant to the School Nurse Financial Secretary V all ' H 3 ix Q 2 X Q, Nt .lj i t , , A. Economics Mrs. Mary Evelyn Coffman Helen C. Criner, M.L. Ervin L. Dayton M Director of Assistant Registrar and Alumni Affairs Secretarial Potomac State College West Virginia University, West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh 1? 'bs 'A l H wi Jerry Leon Essex, B.S. John D. Fox, NLS. SP5 John V. Golaboff Chemistry Physical Education Military Science Potomac State College West Virginia l'nivt-rsity West Virginia University If 2 6,- I ir-'-- Q I A Dudley W. G. Gordon, M.A. SFC Joseph Gravens Oscar H. Gustafson, NLS. English Military Science Agriculture University of Pittsburgh Potomac State College. Fairleigh Dickinson U. West Virginia University l9 . 1' , Q x 5 X ' x Kenneth Franklin Haines, James T. Handlan, M.S. Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hanlin, l M.A. Bacteriology, Biology, M.S.H.E. ' Modern Languages Comparative Anatomy, Home Economics l Potomac State College, Genetics West Virginia University 5 West Virginia University West Virginia University 1 Q... Www E If I Jack M. Hartman, M.S. Paul F. Iverson, A.B., B.D. Walter A. Jaworek, Psychology Mathematics B.S., C.E. Potomac State College, Hasting College, Union Professional Civil Engineer, West Virginia University Theological Seminary, Engineering Columbia University West Virginia University 1 ive? Virginia Johnson, M.A. Mrs. Helen Jones Judith Jose Mathematics Secretary to Dean Secretary West Virginia University 20 l I 1 9 1 1 Q l L 'ir 4.5. 'Q I Q 'Q A it ... . lv Qrfj Capt. Fredefivk S. Kafller. Mrs. Virginia Kolkhorst Mrs. Viola Lough B.S. Preceptress Dietitian Military Science Memorial Hall American University, Omaha University 'if . I .E Dana G. Lough, B.S. Kenneth M. Malone. M.S. William Earl Michael, M.S. Physical Education Agriculture Botany, Zoology, Biology Potomac State College, West Virginia University Alderson-Broaddus. West Virginia University West Virginia University '7 Q21 T .lil - Nancy M. Miller, Ph.D. Jasper Thomas Morris. M..-K. Allen E. Murphy, Ph.D. Modern Languages Chemistry, Physical Geology, Geography Lebanon Valley College. Science Mount Union College, University of Pittsburgh Potomac State College. West Virginia University West Virginia University Syracuse L'niversity 1 Mrs. Leontine B. Nuzum, M.A. English Salem College, West Virginia University Q .. x X Mrs. Thelma 0'Connor Alan H. Paine, Ed.D. Assistant Librarian Mathematics Gorham State Teachers' College, Columbia U. ew , gy I X XX 'X fj 7 'Q 44 ,, f.'s Mrs. Ann Pamer Margaret E. Rafter, M.S. Mr. John Raschella, B.S. Cashier Physical Education Financial Secretary West Virginia University West Virginia University if WGN ,f 'f-'f ifgn ,.... ... - ii ,... 'Q'.--.-., T ' -- U :-: .- ' in 5-QS-. if all I - K.. ' ' Mrs. Marie R. Rodgers, M.A. Norman E. Rodgers, M.A. English History Arkansas State Teachers Arkansas State College, College, George Peabody George Peabody College College Capt. Paul Rofrano, B.S. Frances Dorothy Sarullo, Military Science M.Mus. . Pennsylvania Military Piano, Theory, Voice College Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Texas University JO, J, OU- 'Ds Ni, ks is Mary Fravell Shipper, A.B. Mrs. Gertrude Stanhagen John Stanhagen Librarian Secretary to the Manager George Washington President Student Center University Qu 'v NJ, It jyifggf - 'bl 1 gy' Y . W ll? gs f I ,-1 .aa ' 1 I ' ,fi q x - xx, . W 1 Z ' X Richard L. Taggart, M.A. A. K. Van Scoy, M.A. Louise Ward, A.B. History Physics English West Liberty Salem College, Library Assistant West Virginia University Peabody College Fairmont State College l .Q l fr' Charles D. NVhitehill, M.M. Anne Elizabeth Withers, Leonard G. Withers, M.Mus. SFC David J. Young, B.S. Music M.A. Piano, Theory, Glee Club Military Science West Virginia University English Cincinnati Conservatory of Ohio University Alderson-Broaddus, Musicg University of Dennison University, Cincinnati New York University 1 ' .fu A Presidents Reception for Faculty 1-Y Informal Gathering - Faculty Reception for Students CLASS OFFICERS President Louis Martino Vice President Donald Shaffer SeC'y-Treasurer Martha J. Bonafield Stu.-Council Rep. Charles Homan QP' .C 1 V N Wwe? Q5 ii-as f -serif'-une. Thomas L. Arnold Arlington, Va. Forestry William N. Ashcraft Wilsonburg, W. Va. Education John E. Atkinson Westernport, Md. Law Robert L. Baer Somerset, Pa. Education Ralph W. Baker Rock Oak, W. Va. Engineering Patricia A. Barberio Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Thomas A. Barrett Philippi, W. Va. Engineering Earl L. Bartlett Harrisville, W. Va. Medicine gtllnk Q58 r r f s W ti JY. A., it Elaine Ack Keyser, W. V.a. General Secretarial James R. Adkins Huntington, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Ralph L. Alkire Philippi, W. Va. Business Administration Charles Lee Alt Petersburg. W. Va. Business Administration Norma J. Amtower Keyser, W. Va. Education Robert L. Anderson Clarksburg, W. Va. Engineering Leanne Arkley Weirton, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Melvin E. Arnold Kitzmiller, Md. Education if V.. :C- lk., 'tn 'ff' fi f 'M 'ix .1 ' sjfif-feel ww Michael L. Bates West Union, W. Va. Engineering Kermit E. Becker Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering Darrell E. Beery Augusta, W. Va. Business Administration John E. Bergman Frederick, Md. Engineering William S. Bingman Somerset, Pa. Education Martha J. Bonafield Kingwood, W. Va. Education James Russell Bond Parkersburg, W. Va. Business Administration Emmett B. Boone Maxwelton, W. Va. Engineering i ?,' 7 'R J Q., g. B yr. it ofa' ., if gr ' 5' pls. Brenda J. Booth Philippi, W. Va. Medical Secretarial John S. Bosley Keyser, W. Va. Journalism Martin T. Bourkland McLean, Va. Medicine David H. Bowers Keyser, W. Va. Engineering James H. Bowers Keyser, W. Ya. Engineering Finis Boyce Bridge-ville, Pa. Home Economics Judy S. Boyer Fairmont, W. Va. Education Charles Robert Brannon-li Cambridge, Md. Arts and Sciences CN K gr ,x 3ar 'r Q , .X , . .,,:.1 f.. x p. J. i , ..-r Q2 1 1 is N-. sc if wp X x J i N X l 5 Q. Vlulhlb- Mn- ff. H! s f F ,gm l '3' 'l 'Mf ...vw 5 , wr. N, ra F Ma i 1 .axis .5 ,A it I 'Tri+ L' go ' c X A if fi' AN X qv rv'-,ff if ,ffl x ,- I '3 Gary B. Burgess Keyser, W. Va. P Arts and Sciences A Robert G. Burke Romney, W. Va. ' Education Frank Busch Wilmington, Del. Medicine ms vhs-'R,-f':f.Lx se-S' NN ,., -s , .. 'NESS Y ir. -rs Sk. . . 4 .,., N ,. .rn K r ,VN ' . . j .eiwf :,, 1 4-f X' dsx-1 -c -J .ggf.:xX.4f '- 1, ass'- XE, ., N Q :Q. 1. ...N 7 , as . 5 X R .. 'B 'A , 1-Q se XS QQN A r i 'Sf ...N xxx X ki YQ 'Effie 6 is H wif X y Ng fl r X Q s .Q .J .,,,,,5s.,Y ,.,-,Q r .. as , V .., xi .3 4 X 2 2-i 4 4 sq, 3 w. fy, X , J 41 Ns. s X, .rim 'Un ,pina-AN, Nancy Ann Breinig Romney, W. Va. Nursing Bonnie Lee Brown Cumberland, Md. Journalism June E. Brown Keyser, W. Va. Nursing Manly J. Bruce Sperryville, Va. Agriculture Richard J. Bruce Cumberland, Md. Business Administration Robert D. Bruce Cumberland, Md. Engineering Jerome H. Bryan Luke, Md. Arts and Sciences Mary Nell Burfield Westfield, N. J. Home Economics 1 au.-q Charles O. Buzzard Widen, W. Va. Education Roberta J. Calvert Romney, W. Va. Physical Education Walter R. Campbell Cumberland, Md. Engineering John F. Carney Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences James W. Carpenter Dunmore, W. Va. Agriculture 1-is lv w Carolyn L. Castelli Weirton, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Constance C. Casto Clarksburg, W. Va. Education Marion H. Chambers Riderwood, Md. Arts and Sciences Diane E. Cheshire Piedmont, W. Va. General Secretarial Robert F. Clements Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Ross L. Cline Petersburg, W. Va. Medicine Thomas S. Coffman Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Gail E. Colyard Belmar, N. J. Physical Education D '!', D f. W. ' is ,t .. 9-L-- Q- ifr- ..v . H- ., s 9. ... . 3... L f rx :::': -.x.g.1:-' S., ' fra,-I qx ..- H I ,.,.-tu. N v--. ..:,.f..:,- .-hx. ..-N. ',x ,-,J 1 -. up . 'M-QC-'T-, , 'favs 1' - -,. .--.-3--Q -L 5' 1' 1 Q' Q' K xg u Q' ,li- - ,Q . HA... 'y -...M vfifffffzz. ' .-:...3x 4. .MK - ,IC Xl. 2:-I . .1 'ix:t,.tN.' 4 l X. 1 - i.iff?'xi 3 Sandra Sue Compton Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Wendie L. Corbin Vienna, W. Va. Arts and Sciences James W. Courrier Keyser, W. Va. Medicine Dale E. Crabtree Breezewood, Pa. Education Wilson N. Crider Windber, Pa. Education Paul M. Cross at X 1... I ' l White Suloher Springs, VV. X 'a Physical Education Vida M. Cuppett Keyser, VV. Va. Arts and Sciences Jerry Lee Currence Elkins, VV. Ya. Agriculture 1 U iw fiimlfgi 'Fvx James W. Dillmore Cannonsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences David D. Dillon Martinsburg, W. Va. Agriculture Louis A. Dinicola Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Administration George Dorsey Frederick, Md. Education Richard H. Duckworth Midland, Md. Business Administration William M. Duncan Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Lawrence C. Elder Arlington, Va. Business Administration Richard A. Evans Lonaconing, Md. Arts and Sciences X QSM ,P I Q S it t 9 2 V , f Q ,.,,. .W ..... , K? K M ig g it fx t as ANN John W. Dailey Westernport, Md. Pharmacy Wayne F. Dare Pitman, N. J. Business Administration Donald Lee Davis Romney, W. Va. Physical Education Lawrence B. DeBerry Oakland, Md. Business Administration James E. DeHaven Corriganville, Md. Business Administration Norman L. Delawder Arthurdale, W. Va. Agriculture H. Grace Demoise Greensburg, Pa. Physical Education Larry A. Dickerson Clayton, Del. Business Administration 5 R '-- ' 1 ' , fr ,, ,, ,, Y if M J 7 A 1, qvw Q0 William R. Evick Parsons, W. Va. Physical Education Paul R. Farris Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences David W. Felton Nutter Fort, W. Va. Engineering Gareth M. Ferguson Alum Bank, Pa. Medicine Ervin L. Fink Keyser, W. Va. Music Mary L. Finnell Keyser. W. Va. General Secretarial Delores K. Fitzgerald Keyser, W. Va. Medicine John A. Fitzgerald Vienna, Va. Arts and Sciences JFS 194 1 KCI 'bb Q if f' l -Q L Patricia Fleming Ridgeley, W. Va. Journalism Roger A. Foley Petersbury, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Wilson L. Fry Hannibal, O. Arts and Sciences Kenneth L. Fuhrmann Canton, O. Arts and Sciences Ann E. Fulmer Parkersburg, W. Va. Physical Education Roger Lee Galford Dunmore, W. Va. Agriculture John A. Giantonio Keyser, W. Va. Education Ernest N. Giles Arlington, Va. Law f-if UQ 377 Lowell L. Haga Parkersburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Nancy J. Hamara Netcong, N. J. General Secretarial John F. Hamilton Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Joseph W. Hammond Moundsville, W. Va. Business Administration Lewis H. Hankes Falls Church, Va. Business Administration Judith K. Harris Parkersburg, W. Va. Music Rebecca A. Hai-shbarger Piedmont, W. Va. Education Edward L. Hasenbuhler Cumberland, Md. Arts and Sciences V- 'Vvv i ' ' Qs' Wm- X H ,, . N A6 N A69 Q 1. , A. .-.. z. M V' 2. ,, WNW , ,S . x ' 1-, 2-yy., -L5-.V . . -1 ,I . .... , fbi 'gf Michael E. Gingerich Keyser ,W. Va. Engineering David L. Golding Vienna, W. Va. Law Thomas E. Goss Ridgeley, W. Va. Accounting Gerald L. Gould New Haven, Conn. Law Charles I. Greathouse Flemington, W. Va. Engineering Walter H. Greilich Toms River, N. J. Arts and Sciences Barbara J. Grochowski Keyser, W. Va. Medicine Carolyn L. Guy Pittsburgh, Pa. Home Economics Howard M. Hatala Weirton, W. Va. Engineering Julia B. Hathaway Rowlesburg, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Bruce R. Haught Proctor, W. Va. Business Administration Oliver Wayne Hawk Elk Garden, W. Va. Accounting Thomas L. Hawkins Philippi, W. Va. Education Michael L. Heflin West Union, W. Va. Dentistry Charles Hendershot Arthurdale, W. Va. Engineering Gary P. Henshaw Winchester, Va. Agriculture 1 w R If AQK 4 'YW Linda L. Hinschlager West Orange, N. J. Medical Secretarial William R. Hockman Thurmont, Md. Arts and Sciences David K. Hollen Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Charles I. Homan New Creek, W. Va. Engineering Tylyn Ann Huffman Dry Fork, YY. Ya. General Secretarial Joseph J. Jackson Arlington, Va. Law Mary Jenkins West Orange. N. J. Medical Secretarial Paul F. Jenkins Winchester, Ya. Forestry gd? Harry F. Kelso r Ridgeley, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Marilyn C. Killeri Bethesda, Md. Physical Education Geren F. Knight Moundsville, W. Va. Physical Education William V. Knott Keyser, W. Va. Education Glenn E. Knotts Newburg, W. Va. Physical Education Stanley Kolodziejski South River, N. J. Education Thomas E. Kooken Westernport, Md. Engineering Frederick T. Kroll Clarksburg, W. Va. Physical Education X Q W' i s X Y, X9 :lv Q? Q Nelson R. Jennings New Martinsville, W Agriculture Gus E. Johnson Swanton, Md. Arts and Sciences Norris K. Johnson New Creek, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Robert D. Johnson Ellerslie, Md. Arts and Sciences Sylvia L. Kady Keyser, W. Va. Education Charles B. Kalbaugh Elk Garden, W. Va. Education George A. Keen Georgetown, Del. Agriculture David W. Keller Westernport, Md. Engineering aah., Fw qua, .,,... rr 5 ,Qi ' ' l'V. Gf L' f-1 4 J .. 'Q A WTQ 4 5 luis? U :Q . QQ-4 lfgig is 5 'WX f wif John J. Kuzmiak Johnstown, Pa. Law Carleton K. Lake Clarksburg, W. Va. Business Administration Herbert S. Lambert Parsons, W. Va. Music Jerry L. Larke Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences James E. Leatherman Fort Bragg, N. C. Business Administration Robert A. Leighton Oakland, Md. Business Administration Robert A. Lindsey Clarksburg, W. Va. Engineering Marlene K. Looney Parkersburg, W. Va. Medical Technology .,'. s iv' f 1 ,V ,. o ti J 4 hx 1 lv ',4d23f1 14- flw vb, 1 4' If tail' lf' HU ' t, sl, 'I tiv- -1'1 an Aw ,af-u- dv 3 -ssl Hilda Sue Loy Romney, W. Va. Physical Education Carol J. Machamer Keyser, W. Va. Education James E. Malone Cumberland, Md. Law Susanne L. Marston Clarksburg, W. Va. Journalism Larry G. Marteney Philippi, W. Va. Education Vincent E. Martina Keyser, W. Va. Business Administration Louis A. Martino Clarksburg, W. Va. Pharmacy Erlend L. Mathias Mathias, YV. Va. Agriculture ls, 'Dx 'Yrs , x N . 7' s .I .aP '-D Edward J. Melvin Cumberland, Md. Engineering Thomas J. Meravi West Orange, N. J. Education Ernest L. Miller Keyser, W. Va. Engineering James C. Miller Thurmont, Md. Engineering Sharon L. Minnix Bridgeport, W. Va. Physical Education Harald J. Mitchell Franklin, W. Va. Agriculture Robert F. Mitchell Westernport, Md. Law Jeffrey L. Montgomery Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Mary F. Mathias Mathias, W. Va. Medical Secretary Wayne L. McClintic Williamsburg, W. Va. Engineering Joel D. McCray New Martinsville, W. Va Law David A. McGoye Piedmont, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Joshua E. Mcllvaine Georgetown, Del. Veterinary Medicine James E. Mclntire- Clarksburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Ray Victor McManis Mt. Lake Park, Md. Education Michael Melody Keyser, W. Va. Business Administration l M if in . lg Joseph W. Moore Mt. Holly, N. J. Physical Education Paul H. Morris Clarksburg, W. Va. Business Administration James Mowbray Barton, Md. Engineering Ro-bert G. Mullen Fredericksburg, Va. Business Administration Robert L. Mullennex Ridgeley, W. Va. Engineering Gary E. Mulligan Cumberland, Md. Dentistry Stephen P. Neely Huntington, W. Va. Business Administration Susannah M. Nesbitt Sandy Spring, Md. Arts and Sciences 1 -N 'K' --l Wi' Wh. Raymond D. Neupert Flemington, W. Va. Engineering Marjorie S. Nichols Keyser, W. Va. Education Gary Lee Nield Wiley Ford, VV. Va. Engineering David R. Noble Charleston, W. Va. Business Administration Robert E. Nordeck Oakland, Md. Arts and Sciences Edward B. Nuhfer Parkersburg, YV. Va. Arts and Sciences Max E. Park Rock Oak, VV. Va. Agriculture Gary W. Parks Arlington, Va. Business Administration --qu..-N. XX Robert L. Poland Piedmont, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Edward R. Pouch Clarksburg, W. Va. Medicine Michael V. Pratt Kitzmiller, Md. Education Judith E. Presnell Ridgeley, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Carol S. Price Piedmont, W. Va. General Secretarial Charles T. Pyles Keyser, W. Va. Engineering David L. Pyles Fort Ashby, W. Va. Engineering Charles W. Rager Parkersburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences 'TN 43 -, Vim fs' Georgia Parsenios Cumberland, Md. Law Ingrid A. Pearson Parkersburg, W. Va. General Secretarial Hubert P. Pennington Parsons, W. Va. Mortuary Science Cecelia J. Perrine Parkersburg, W. Va. Education Stuart M. Perry Winchester, Va. Engineering Mary Gail Pfost Charleston, W. Va. Home Economics Norman J. Pingley Beverly W. Va. Physical Education Roger I. Pinnell Millwood, W. Va. Journalism Jeannie M. Ramsey Ida May, W. Va. General Secretarial Mary Ellen Rasel Parkersburg, W .Va. Music Patrick Rawlings Keyser, W. Va. Business Administration Darlene A. Reel Maysville, W. Va. Education Carol Ann Rhodes Parkersburg, W. Va. Physical Education Nancy A. Rice Keyser, W. Va. Education Stuart Richards Renick, W. Va. Agriculture Katherine J. Riedel Wheeling, W. Va. Education up-ng-- p' P Ronald Riedel Wheeling, W. Va. Physical Education James L. Rittenhour Somerset, Pa. Arts and Sciences Gary L. Robey Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Robert R. Robinette LaVale, Md. Business Administration Clarence L. Robinson Baltimore, Md. Law Margaret L. Rockenstein Vienna, W. Va. Physical Education Ernest L. Rockwell Ridgeley, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Neil R. Rodamer Springs, Pa. Business Administration 93 fa i .1' l ,M 1 ,. . Mfg, S X K Gm- William L. Seckman Clarksburg, W. Va. Pharmacy Norma Arlene Self Fort Ashby, W. Va. Education Robert S. Seymour Accokeek, Md. Arts and Sciences Donald S. Shaffer Clarksburg, W. Va. Business Administra Ronald C. Shaffer Cumberland, Md. Arts and Sciences S. James Shaffer Clarksburg, W. Va. Education John R. Shelton Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Patrick J. Sherman Elkins, W. Va. Physical Education tion -qw-ss... Q , .Q1'5l:..ii 7 H zz-fix! ,X s .,,, . .. . 4 V x 1 I-uf! Jul ' fix I .,J,'l,,. nf 19 145 mm, 3-5,441 . ro., ,sm-',, ' al ff 'J' f We f wil Bernadine V. Rollins Keyser, W. Va. Medicine Otto Ross Wiley Ford, W. Va. Engineering Thomas G. Ross Mathias, W. Va. Business Administration John F. Ruhl Salem, N. J. Engineering John R. Rush Clarksburg, W. Va. Law Barbara J. Ryon Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Susan B. Sadtler Fairfield, Conn. Arts and Sciences Ronald L. Schwenninger Cumberland, Md. Engineering '49 ,f 1 1 .,,. -xxx 1 1. I I 3 4 Z I9-. Donald C. Shields Charleston, W. Va. Engineering George H. Shoemaker Keyser, W. Va. Veterinary Medicine Robert G. Shoemaker Somerset, Pa. Arts and Sciences Robert B. Sill Frederick, Md. Engineering James Spadafore Fairmont, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Armando J. Spagnolo Paterson, N. J. Physical Education Kenneth F. Spicer Cumberland, Md. Pharmacy Shirley Ann Spiker Piedmont, W. Va. Education ' e ig av- A John P. Spoerl LaVale, Md. Business Administration David Stalnaker Clarksburg, W. Va. Business Administration Terry C. Stanhagen Keyser, VV. Va. Engineering Delores N. Starnes Burlington, VV. Va. Education James A. Staub Somerset, Pa. Business Administration Joel Samuel Steel Silver Springs. Md. Agriculture Mike Stellabotte Arlington, Va. Business Administration Hugh C. Stewart Piedmont, YV. Va. Arts and Sciences l an H 1 '! '-4. QW David D. Van Zant Lewistown, Pa. Business Administration Louise A. Voelker Philadelphia, Pa. Medical Secretarial John E. Wade Keyport, N. J. Business Administration Susan E. Walker Piedmont, W. Va. Nursing Shirley A. Walling Martinsburg, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Carl R. Washington Greensburg, Pa. Physical Education David K. Weaver Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Administration Jeffrey E. Webber West Union, W. Va. Business Administration ,gm x YUM Martin W. Stone Annandale, Va. Business Administration Earl J. Stutler Garden City, N. Y. Arts and Sciences James A. Sullivan Chevy Chase, Md. Law Vernon C. Svatos Cleveland, O. Arts and Sciences Carol Jane Swisher Augusta, W. Va. Music William G. Thomas Boswell, Pa. Physical Education Charles A. Tribett Keyser, W. Va. Business Administration Norma J. Umstot Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretarial wa MUN .Qwe- pw r 3 I H- 2 lu.. 4 1 - X E., , Nff ' . W Z! Lee W. Weekley Philippi, W. Va. Medical Technology Sandra Welshonce Keyser, W. Va. Education James F. Weyant Meyersdale, Pa. Veterinary Medicine Beverly C. Whitehead Beckley, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Katherine Wilcox Rochester, N. Y. Physical Education Darlene Wilkins Baker, W. Va. Medical Secretarial James E. Willetts LaVale, Md. Business Administration Ronald H. Wills Keyser, W. Va. Dentistry 0 -. C' Q! N .-. :f- ,A U '7',1:i'.a.' sifb K. 'X-. Harold L. Wilson Point Pleasant Beach, N. Physical Education John W. Wilson Keyser, W. Va. Business Administration Marjorie Sue Wimer Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Philip o. wince ,fw-a J. South Charleston, W. Va. Forestry Richard D. Wood Three Churches, W .Va. Agriculture Albert. E. VVuestefeld Keyport, N. J. Education -in ?h '33 -any 'M we I Freshmen Anticipate First Semester N! 'law Q X FRESHMAN SNAPS f., . 3. We ' wing, if X 5' WWW, 2 1' W , i ig , L..,:' f ev ,, xr X Pie, Bunker Hill? Smile! You're on C. C. ,WS ..,6..iw .Jn l I 1 ,MM- wnw - , m 1 f-ff ' Rally Round the Field, Frosh A ' '1! 'lZ r'x'J'S.,-W ,.',,. ,,., , H , H 1 .1105 A K -5 t' 1. N- . 'Mlr ' ' Freshmen Officers Line Up for New Program 1 -V Freshmen Hog Calling Contest Ms!!-yr 5 Freshmen Pajama Thuse Parade CLASS OFFICERS President William Chidester Vice President Carl J. Fetchero Secretary Marie Miller Treasurer Mary Chapman Stu.-Council Rep. John Bianconi . 3 81 'I ,IM lv-...a,... x Michael A. Ashenfelter Piedmont, W. Va. Law Julia S. Astfalk Harrington. Del. Physical Education Ralph E. Ausherman Martinsburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Thomas K. Baber Vienna, Va. Arts and Sciences Nunzio E. Barbera Keyser, W. Va. Law William R. Barclift Arlington, Va. Business Administration John C. Barncord Ridgeley, W. Va. Accounting Valla J. Bartlett Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics 'VS' ill-..N,-.K Frank K. Abruzzino Shinnston, W. Va. Law Nicholas F. Accamando Pittsburgh, Pa. Physical Education Joseph P. Adams Nutter Fort, W. Va. Law Robert D. Alderton Elk Garden, W. Va. Engineering K. Gary Ambridge Baltimore, Md. Arts and Sciences Charles R. Anderson Moundsville, W. Va. Business Administratio Milton April College Park, Md. Agriculture Carl D. Arnold Burlington, W. Va. Veterinary Medicine 1'1 M? Nm ' nova.. 'Om John C. Batcheller McLean, Va. Business Administration Doris Lee Beam Fort Ashby, W. Va. Education Douglas H. Bean Romney, W. Va. Law William R. Beardslee Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences Robert W. Bell Fanwood, N. J. Arts and Sciences Norman R. Bender Lewistown, Pa. Physical Therapy Doris Bennett Glady, W. Va. Medical Technology G. Stephen Bennett Cumberland, Md. Engineering ,gil X HURX 35 Wallace L. Bennett Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences John C. Bianconi McKeesport, Pa. Physical Education Willard K. Bibbee Parkersburg, W. Va. Dentistry Carolyn B. Biser Oakland, Md. Home Economics Andrew Bittner Waynesburg, Pa. Physical Education Donald T. Blandin Baltimore, Md. Law Earl D. Blank Greensburg, Pa. Forestry Walter D. Bosserman Mechanicsburg. Pa. l Forestry 'Wh-. av-. halls . WIN wh .A 04 X N . Sandra J. Brown Parkersburg, W. Va. General Secretarial Montford O. Burgess Arlington, Va. Engineering Michael C. Burke Elk Garden, W. Va. Engineering Louis K. Buterbaugh Bedford, Pa. Arts and Sciences Linda L. Byers Ligonier, Pa. Physical Education John F. Calain Elkins, W. Va. Agriculture Sharon A. Carpenter Romney, W. Va. Nursing Kathryn W. Carvey Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Robert S. Bossone Long Branch, N. J. Law Phillip J. Bove Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences Larry L. Bowman Flemingsburg, Ky. Education Stanley R. Boyer Grant Town, W. Va. Arts and Sciences William J. Bradfield Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences O. Paul Braithwaite Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Lynn C. Brodengeyer Antioch, W. Va. Physical Education James L. Brown Peterstown, W. Va. Forestry mf-ff, Francis P. Coda Pittsburgh, Pa. Education Raymond W. Coleman Millville, N. J. Physical Education Penelope L. Conley South Charleston. W. Va Accounting Delmas H. Cosner Mt. Storm. W. Va. Engineering Robert C. Craig Pittsburg, Pa. Engineering Betlsy R. Criner Reedy, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Michael B. Crisci Weirton, VV. Va. Law Gayle J. Crisi Hastings on Hudson, N. General Secretarial 7' .gan-...... gsm.. A :if Paul L. Davis St. Marys, W. Va. Business Administration Mary L. Dawson Kingwood, W. Va. Home Economics Daniel Delich Hobart, Ind. Law Aidan T. Dewey Alexandria. Va. Business Administration Robert J. Diaco Newark, N. J. Denistry David E. Disque Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences Daniel F. Dombrosky Pittsburgh, Pa. Law Douglas H. Donohoe Vienna, Va. Arts and Sciences Rodger L. Crites Fisher, W. Va. Agriculture Hayward G. Cross Grafton, W. Va. Physical Education Kenneth J. Cuprik Pittsburgh, Pa. Engineering Steven L. Curry LaVale, Md. Engineering Donald E. Cutlip Buckhannon, W. Va. Business Administration Sara R. Daugherty Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Dennis H. Davidson Keyser, W. Va. Education Della M. Davis Follansbee, W. Va. Medical Technology W3 gg-I-. an QT77' Mary C. Dorsey Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial Zelda L. Drainer Flemington, W. Va. Home Economics Elinor J. Drane Piedmont, W. Va. Medical Technology Michael L. Dransfield Gap Mills, W. Va. Forestry Jane L. Early Cumberland, Md. Arts and Sciences Yvonne T. Eddicks Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences Edward Elikan Carnegie, Pa. Education David L. Ellis Westernport, Md. Arts and Sciences M 4. 1 f X8 'tl' ,. sy 'Mr my an B. -fr-W' '44 C . If ,, vi? ix, 1. ,I 1 .. ' ... mf 'Wx 11. IU' M004 VVS 15: 'UC is-. 'GN .uv iN Robert B. Engle Clarksburg, W. Va. Business Administration Donald K. Eskridge Petersburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences James D. Evans New Creek, W. Va. Medicine Charles J. Ezell Falls Church, Va. Forestry Carl J. Fetchero Clarksburg, W. Va. Denistry Joyce E. Fike Brandonville, W. Va. General Secretarial Barbara N. Fileti West Orange. N. J. General Secretarial Janet L. Foley Petersburg, W, Va. 5' Arts and Sciences :iw X N' 'ss an f Paul E. Gates Piedmont, W. Va. Medicine Claude E. Gaujot Durbin, W. Va. Law Benjamin D. Gay Marlinton, W. Va. Veterinary Medicine Harold L. Grayson Keyser, W. Va. Forestry James D. Griffin St. Marys, W. Va. Engineering John W. Groden Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Charles A. Grossman Charlottesville, Va. Veterinary Medicine Robert E. Hager Cumberland, Md. Engineering Frank C. French, Jr. Charleston, W. Va. Business Administation James W. French North Garden, Va. Business Administration Joseph H. Frye Augusta, W. Va. Business Administration Howard R. Fulk Bayard, W. Va. Physical Education David B. Fuller Silver Spring, Md. Engineering Robert E. Gall Carnegie, Pa. Engineering Kenneth L. Garland Clarksburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Stephen S. Garton Weston, W. Va. Arts and Sciences . 1 I ,. Johnny E. Haines Keyser, W. Va. Accounting' Philip G. Hall Salisbury, Md. Physical Education Robert G. Hall Walkersville, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Carol J. Haller Washington, W. Va. Medical Technology Mary K. Hammond Ridgeley, W. Va. General Secretarial Mary A. Handlan Keyser, W. Va. Medical Technology Patricia J. Hanlin Wappingfers Falls, N. Y. Arts and Sciences Robert G. Hanna Renick, W. Va. Arts and Sciences '55 'tvs if . 0- Xtv -. James E. Hannum Mt. Alto, W. Va. Accounting Don R. Harman Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Glenn A. Harman Rough Run, W. Va. Engineering John W. Harman Petersburg, YV. Va. Business Adniinistation Patricia Ann Harness Ridgeley, W. Va. Education Woodrow A. Harper Winchester, Va. Physical Therapy Elizabeth A. Harris Parkersburg, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Kenneth R. Harris Alexandria, Va. Physical Education dl'-N David G. Helmick Petersburg, W. Va. Agriculture Tommy G. Hevener Durbin, W. Va. Engineering Donald A. Hill Keyport, N. J. Physical Education Rufus E. Hoalcraft Pennsboro, W. Va. Agriculture Phyllis A. Hodge Johnstown, Pa. Home Economics Neva P. Hoffman Keyser, W. Va. Education Burt H. Holcomb Ashland, N. J. Physical Education Hugh A. Hollingsworth Keyser, W. Va. Pharmacy wx Edward Hartman Beryl. W. Va. Engineering Nancy C. Hartman Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Richard A. Hartnett New York, New York Law Edward G. Hawkins Keyser, W. Va. Law Vicki J. Hawkins Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Lynn E. Haynes Bluefield, W. Va. Engineering John B. Hayward Martinsburg, W. Va. Business Administrat Harry G. Helme Washington, D. C. Business Administration 1011 Thomas A. Hood Jeannette, Pa. Business Administration Nancy P. Hooper Bridgeville, Pa. Medical Secretarial Gerald S. Hott Wardensville, W. Va. Engineering Kenneth R. House Keyser, W. Va. Engineering John K. Houser Romney, W. Va. Business Administration James C. Hovey Clarksburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Richard D. Hudkins Phillipi, W. Va. Business Administration Norman W. Hughes Vienna, Md. Education fi' 'N Matthew A. Iatesta West Orange, N. J. Arts and Sciences William L. Jennewine Jacksonville, Fla. Law Richard M. Johns Warren, Ohio Forestry Ronald G. Johnson Albright, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Bryan L. Jones Verona, N. J. Arts and Sciences William D. Jones Philippi, W. Va. Education Jerry Judy Cherry Grove, VV. Va. Engineering James R. Jenkins Petersburg, VV. Va. Arts and Sciences W' W N il Harold R. Kerns Fort Ashby, W. Va. Physical Education Gary K. Ketchem Pruntytown, W .Va. Agriculture Marjorie J. Killian Manasquan, N. J. Medical Secretarial Gary L. King Cumberland, Md. Engineering Anthony W. Kirk Arlington, Va. Dentistry Vincent J. Kirk Pittsburgh, Pa. Education Louise M. Kister Somerset, Pa. Music Robert L. Klinestiver Keyser, W. Va. Medicine WN 'WW Lenstal Kachadoorian Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences Sandra J. Kahler Burnham, Pa. Medical Secretarial L. Elaine Kalbaugh Elk Garden, W. Va. Physical Education Elizabeth F. Kapp Pittsburgh, Pa. General Secretarial Sally L. Karl Frederick, Md. Education Walter G. Karnis Hollywood, Fla. Physical Education John E. Kaylor Springfield, W. Va. Business Administration Karen J. Keller Westernport, Md. Arts and Sciences .5 Barbara A. Knott Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial Lonnie J. Kuhn Mt. Storm, W. Va. Medicine William C. LaMay Arlington, Va. Business Administration Paul E. Lamm Parkersburg, W. Va. Medical Technology Nick C. Lapcevic Larimer, Pa. Engineering Charles H. Lauer Cologne, N. J. Physical Education David A. Lawson Masontown, W. Va. Physical Education Robert L. Lawson Harbeson, Del. Agriculture JW ,lg rg K N. sm, W' li ,Z Q QSM- 'Xs- Ernest M. Layman Westernport, Md. Business Administration gu-.. '5 1 jx 'fl' Jay C. Leatherman Ft. Bragg, N. C. Business Administration Lucien T. Lenhart Millsboro, Del. Engineering Helen C. Lewis Terra Alta, W. Va. Education Robert VV. Lewis Toms River, N. J. Education Beulah G. Likin Raymondville, Texas Arts and Sciences Harry M. Liller New Creek, W. Va. Engineering Robert K. Lonergan Pittsburgh, Pa. Arts and Sciences fo! 5mm-.H 5? www. 'SW s Cheryl M. Maderia Follansbee, W. Va. Education John M. Maffucci Bedford, Pa. Physical Education Barbara L. Malone Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Nancy A. Manning Ridgeley, W. Va. Education Dottie S. Markwood Lahmansville, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Joseph M. Marshall Circleville, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Edward F. Martin Dover, Del. Physical Education Thomas E. Martin Alexandria, Va. Business Administration Ralph W. Long Springfield, W. Va. Business Administration Roger P. Loudin Imperial, VV. Va. Forestry Claudia C. Lovering Alexandria, Va. Arts and Sciences Harold D. Lynch Cumberland, Md. Engineering Lynn F. Lyons Keyser, W. Va. Dentistry Richard E. Lyons Gormania, W. Va. Dentistry Robert A. Lyons Kitzniiller, Md. Music Morton M. MacDonald Marshall, Va. Business Administration QW Helen M. Martina Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Ward B. Masden Arlington, Va. Engineering Homer W. May Bedford, Pa. Business Administration Leonard C. Mayer Windber, Pa. Education Caroline S. McArthur Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences Bonnie Lee McAvoy Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial Paul P. McCarthy Ridgeley, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Paula S. McDowell Burlington, W. Va. Medical Secretarial ,ff rn '55 l 'SZ' 1-.5 52.1 fx Ralph A. McFarland Weirton, W. Va. Physical Education James P. McGovern Falls Church, Va. Physical Education Carol R. McVicker Towson, Md. Arts and Sciences Carol A. Miers Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Charles J. Miller Alexandria, Va. Business Administration Corrine V. Miller Paw Paw, VV. Va. Arts and Sciences Duane R. Miller Greensburg, Pa. Forestry Marie E. Miller Keyser. W. Va. Medical Secretarial QQ ax is 51, if N 5. Norman Lee Moore Keyser, W. Va. Medicine Gary D. Morgan Fairmont, W. Va. Law Michael A. Morgan Somerset, Pa. Business Administration Judith E. Morlan Bethesda, Md. Education George H. Moser Smithfield, Pa. Medicine Charles A. Murphy Bridgeport, W. Va. Business Administration John R. Myers Augusta, W. Va. Physical Education Michael D. Myers Valley Bend, W. Va. Physical Education S! Mary L. Miller Keyser, W. Va. Journalism Vincent W. Miller Hedgesville, W. Va. Dentistry William J. Milleson Springfield, W. Va. Agriculture James M. Mims Boyds, Md. Agriculture Judith A. Mokosh Moundsville, W. Va Education Dow E. Mongold Mathias, W. Va. Forestry Calvin E. Montgomery Masontown, W. Va. Agriculture Richard M. Moon Middletown. Ohio Business Administrat1on Paul J. Nagy Fairmont. W. Va. Physical Education John S. Narbut Millville, N. J. Arts and Sciences Paul F. Nazelrod Oakland, Md. Medicine James H. Neil St. Johnsbury, Vt. Forestry Grace E. Neptune Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial William G. Nesbit Moundsville, W. Va. Engineering Raymond C. Netzel Pittsburgh, Pa. Agriculture Barbara S. Nicholson Weirton, W. Va. Physical Therapy l J i Gary B. Norris Clarksburg, W. Va. Law Mary L. Nuss Garfield, N. J. Medical Technology Douglas L. Ogden LaVale, Md. Education Francis E. Old Baltimore, Md. Arts and Sciences Dennis M. 0'Neill McLean, Va. Arts and Sciences Barbara L. O'Rear Keyser, VV. Va. Medical Secretarial Edward C. Ott Ridgeley, VV. Va. Agriculture George A. Ott Ridgreley. W. Ya. Music Qs- wings 'US eg-N.. qw.. . David L. Page Millville, N. J. Engineering Roddy L. Palmer Keyser, W. Va. Education Hilda L. Pancake New Creek, W. Va. Pharmacy Charles L. Park Lawrenceville, N. J. Forestry Richard C. Pirozzi Paterson, N. J. Law Victoria E. Price Ravenswood, W. Va. Physical Education Brenda L. Pugh Westernport, Md. Physical Education John F. Queen Rock Cave, W. Va. Engineering Charles J. Rafter Salisbury, Md. Business Administration Dennis S. Rawlings Baltimore, Md. Business Administration Stephen E. Reckenwald Belmar, N. J. Education Marion R. Reed Buckhannon, W. Va. Arts and Sciences QW? Paul E. Park Shepherdstown, W. Va. Engineering George C. Paxton Piedmont, W. Va. Medicine James K. Payne Charlottesville, Va. Engineering Walter A. Pennino Vienna, Va. Physical Education 'ZZ' Jim asm Clara Belle Reel Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial Charles L. Reese Fairmont. W. Va. Physical Education Luretta J. Reger Buckhannon, W. Va. Nursing Walter A. Rex Lewistown, Pa. Business Administration Thomas D. Ridenour Newburg, W. Va. Physical Education Edward C. Riffle Jane Lew, W. Va. Agriculture Richard J. Robinson Syracuse, N. Y. Physical Education Philip D. Rodgers South Portland, Me. Forestry 55 . I 'Wx 'U'- li. pw 5 ELA Q... 0 w.. B Carolyn C. Root Westernpo1't, Md. Medical Secretary Frederick J. Roscoe Wheeling, W. Va. Engineering Ann L. Ruck Clarksburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Kevin VV. Ryan Little Silver, N. J. Education Marcella K. Ryan Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial Barbara E. Sagal Keyser. W. Va. General Secretarial William B. Shackleford Arthurdale, YV. Ya. Agriculture Roger A. Shallis Keyser, VV. Ya. Pharmacy df' .uw Xu Fix Nik. Willis R. Shumaker Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Richard L. Sindy Cresaptown, Md. Engineering Roger A. Sites Petersburg, W. Va. Business Administration J. Gregory Sliger Elm Grove, W. Va. Pharmacy Robert L. Sloan Cameron, W. Va. Physical Therapy Ashby D. Smith Falls Church, Va. Physical Education Courtland W. Smith Rridgewood, N. Y. Business Administration John L. Smith Nutter Fort, W. Va. Business Administration Calvin J. Sharp Marlinton, W. Va. Forestry Lawton T. Sharp Glenwood, Md. Forestry Ralph O. Sharp Front Royal, Va. Dentistry Eddie L. Shearer Charleston, W. Va Engineering Willard L. Shears Arbovale, W. Va. Forestry Donnie H. Shields Wildcat, W. Va. Engineering David W. Shinn Rupert, W. Va. Dentistry Gary S. Shipley Bedford, Pa. Business Administration .nag rv- 'L -ut., Q21 Kenneth E. Smith Accident, Md. Forestry Patrick H. Smith Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Anna K. Snider Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education David M. Snyder Ridgeley, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Rudolph J. Sosna Strasburg, Va. Medicine James F. Spangler Romney, W. Va. Engineering Robert L. Spencer Keyser, W. Va. Engineering John A. Stealey Nutter Fort, W. Va Engineering 4- Vx vw task ffl Don' 0 '1i.:z:,.pl . fl' .I-W ST-' if . - uf' i f- 7 ,ty , K A L J 131339 5 ,WW Q. ,pn-.., UN ar YD' 1 T f 7 5'N.f John W. Stein Martinsburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences John H. Stiffler Johnstown, Pa. Forestry Philip L. Stotler Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Business Administration Joseph L. Strange Vienna, Va. Education John C. Strigle South Charleston, VV. Ya. Agriculture 'Fe Irene F. Strong Westernport, Md. Dental Hygiene James K. Studdard Benwood, VV. Ya. Arts and Sciences David R. Sutton Glendale, XY. Ya. 9' Physical Education ll' . AHA-X Vaughn N. Thomas Delmont, Pa. Veterinary Medicine James R. Thompson Petersburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Richard L. Thompson Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering Robert J. Thornberry Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Administration Robert G. Thorne West Long Branch, N. J. Education John F. Tipping Ridgeley, W. Va. Business Administration Blanche E. Turner Buckhannon, W. Va. Home Economics Kenneth R. Turner Lonaconing, Md. Engineering QL. 'YY John Y. Sutton Bridgeport, W. Va. Business Administration Donald H. Swartz Parsons, W. Va. Forestry Dwight D. Sypolt Reedsville, W. Va. Forestry Christopher C. Tatham Falls Church, Va. Forestry Joseph R. Taylor Keyser, W. Va. Accounting Ronald W. Terhorst Carnegie, Pa. Forestry Dennis Lee Testa Neptune, N. J. Education Alice J. Tetrick Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial Nolan D. Turner Newburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences John W. Umstot Oakland, Md. Engineering Frank VanAmburgh Wayne, N. J. Veterinary Medicine A. David Vennari Clarksburg, W. Va. Physical Education William M. Vicini Uniontown, Pa. Business Administration Cheryl S. Wagner Clarksburg, W. Va. Medical Technology John F. Wagoner Springfield, W. Va. Engineering Roy M. Walker Piedmont, W. Va. Forestry 16 'Ps o- Michele L. VVard Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Wayne E. Warder Hastings, W. Va. Forestry John F. Waterhouse Wheeling, VV. Va. Arts and Sciences Carol L .Wear Wheeling, llf. Ya. Education Harry R. Webb Mauricetown. N. J. Engineering Dinah S. VVells Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Stephen A. lVells Burlington. VV. Ya. Medicine Raymond T. lYcstfall Nutter Fort, VV. Va. Arts and Sciences David K. Wilson Moundsville, W. Va. Business Administration Linda Lou Wiltison Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Ronald E. Wise Oakland, Md. Veterinary Medicine Fairley W. Workman Marlinton, W. Va. Engineering Theodore M. Yokum Harman, W. Va. Agriculture Michael G. Zontanos East Orange, N. J. Arts and Sciences Lowe-ll L. Whipp Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Margaret J. White Oakland, Md. Home Economics David W. Whitzell Pennsgrove, N. J. Physical Education Gary D. Williams Tunnelton, W. Va. Music Roy H. Williams Mouth of Seneca, W Va Arts and Sciences William J. Williams Clarksburg, W. Va. Education CANDID Victory Forces Take Armory ' me JE lil Heal lee i rl i i 1 if I I 1 9 I ' l lg a ge il +R l :iff i ,If ,Qiia ..:V Ty? C ,M , gszi, 2 e , 5? rj .., ,-1 , 'I' JFK' ' fi ' C K V Quick, Call Mrs. Chambers XA. Outstanding Clergy Emphasizes Religion ., l My .Hr 2 Go Away! . . . I'm Hungry CANDIDS Mavericks Watching Maverick Playing Bridge-Wishing Hearts - 1 Flag Ceremony Before Games It Must Have Been Something I 'etl 69 TAKE A PEEK- Mail Call! Mail Call! Yes, father. Yes, father. 2 fi D 'X l Qi 1. But, Jeff, I can't smile!! Santa's little helpers. X avid, Can't you breathe? '? Books, books-no money left! YGS Sir! P11 Wear it! 70 Please, Dean, Please!! YOU WERE ON CANDID CAMERA .S fb x Christmas Party Quartet. Grand Finale? Now they're on their own. Annual Roth Banquet Who's got the ball? ? A-wr:-s Delicious Punch, girls! 'gig as amilxwrii'-fi New Bus for Catamounts. Sigma Christmas Swing FLOATS IN THE ANNUAL HOMECOMING PARADE XQQRM XF? L R .se .v-gk il af' Y t 'H Roth-Best Campus Organization Float Sigmas-Best Greek Letter Float D , Qi I , .,,, .i ,...,., f - il Q 5' ,.,-k ' -ff llbbt .lygl z u WV 'Fc-' - ' , 'E FF r' X sw-fhffkif ia qi? -Zllssl - 5 W 1 tQ'1 EMM! . ...,,., ,,:, E ,..,'g fr? V Hg? Q b SQ, ,'H ,1 ,tg 4 J ' A F li A F of - M A mm , 1, w ,.v. A J . M 5, 1 L Kappas, Theta-Gamma, Most Attractive Greek Letter Floats AVE Freshmen Class Campus Float The Queen's Float-Miss Catamount .N'fQ5,vTR0n it LH :SOL RTlT'1v' 'vfpllf 1 --A Agriculture Club Float 72 Christian Youth Fellowship Float CAMPUS . f , .AL f, . 44 --1 ,,-,, ' 1,1 f -M- 'SEB- A ,Z QUEENS W I 1 w MISS CATAMOUNT .M ,Q X A if ' ' MISS CAROLYN CASTELLI QUEEN OF HARVEST SWING MISS MARLENE LOONEY QUEEN OF WINTER MISS NANCY HAMARA CAMPUS COVER GIRL fU'1' MISS DINAH WELLS APPLE BLOSSCM PRINCESS MISS SANDRA WELSHONCE SIGMA SWE ETH EART MISS MARTHA JEAN BONAFIELD X QUEEN OF THE EASTER BALL Kg, 4 Sk Q1 gk is wsx f wx X N XX , x si X gs , 4 4 1 . i l MISS SYLVIA KADY QUEEN OF THE MILITARY BALL MISS DIANNE CHESHIRE QUEEN OF MAY W 11.24 my wg, ' X , ., , SX W..,,,iM M A 7' -MQW' ' ' Wm it 22 , I .4..,.: ., , W fx? ' 5 V A f 7 af-' AQ MISS CAROL MACHAMER CORONATION CEREMGNIES FOR QUEENS Q if 6 u x NK 1 U'1'iEQlZPJE'RQ '13 Joyce Fike Carol Ann Miers Penelope Conley Kathryn Carvey Mary Jenkms Elame Ack 84 LJ if r ., ga-all URGHHIZHTIUHS RCTC SPONSORS ,Simi ll - . - 1 5 - fn' I .... 1 U U Q ,M U - F Carolyn Guy Marlene Looney Louise Voelker Ingrid Pearson Mary Jenkins 85 'H 'H L ll 1 STUDENT COUNCIL President Felton Addresses Student Council The members of the Student Council are: David Felton .................. President Sophomore Class Louis Martino .................. President Donald Shaffer . .- ........... Vice-President Jean Bonafield ........ Secretary-Treasurer Charles Homan ..... Rep. to Student Council Freshmen Class William Chidester ............... President Carl Fetchero ..... .... V ice-President Marie Miller ................... Secretary Mary Chapman ................ Treasurer John Bianconi ..... Rep. to Student Council Mr David Nuzum Sponsor Sorority and Fraternity Presidents Carol Machamer ........... Sigma Iota Chi Sandra Welshonce ..... Eta Upsilon Gamma Sylvia Kady ....... ..... K appa Delta Psi David Hollen ............... Phi Sigma Nu Robert Baer frep.J ...... Theta Sigma Chi Armando Spagnola ..... Phi Kappa Omega Representatives Scott Bosley, Pasquinog Mary Jenkins, Cheerleadersg Kay Looney, Reynolds Hall, Sharon Minnix, Women's Athletic Associa- tiong David Stalnaker, Circle Kg Bill Bing- man, Roth Military Honorary Societyg Ray Campbell, CYFQ Thomas Meravi, Newman Clubg Julia Hathaway, Sigma Phi Omegag James Mclntire, OmniScig Sue Wimer, Home Economics Club, Max Park, Agriculture Club and representatives from Davis Hall, Singers, Panhellenic, Engineers Club, Players, and Delta Psi Omega. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, governing order of the Student Body, supervises student activi- ties, promotes school spirit, and develops a close relationship among the students and faculty. A Welcome committee greeted the student upon his arrival on campus and helped him to locate his quarters in the dormitory. Tradi- tions were explained, and Freshmen Rules were inaugurated. In order to raise funds for athletic awards the Council sponsored the Homecoming Dance and the May Day Ball. It prepared and sold printed programs for ,, Pg. 'asa home football games and sponsored the sale of freshmen beanies', to promote school spirit. The Council served as hosts when high school seniors came to campus on High School Visiting Days. The Council provided guides and escorts on Parents Day in the fall. Students look to the governing body to serve as a liaison between them and the faculty. Suggestions for making campus life more attractive originate with the Council and are taken to the college administration for final approval. 5 X , .px , Q 5 5 'x David W. Felton President Louis Martino Don Shaffer Pres. Soph. Class Vice-President -ro f Jean Bonafield Charles Homan Secretary-Treasurei Soph. Class Rep. CATAMOUNT Among the pages of the 1963 CATA- MOUNT are photographs depicting campus life. We, the staff of this twenty-fifth edi- tion, hope to recapture and retain for you many memories of your days at Potomac State College. In this yearbook are photo- graphs of two years of striving and achieve- ment. We hope that events recalled and held dear will be of significance to all students. As the college and state grow, so does the CATAMOUNT. We are proud to commemor- ate the twenty-five years of our yearbook. The 1963 CATAMOUNT, consisting of one hundred fifty-eight pages, is the largest volume yet produced. Editor and Staff Working on Copy Hhs Gary Ambridge Carolyn Castelli Marion Chambers Mary Hammond Mr Dudley W. G. Gordon Sponsor CATAMOUN T STAFF Editor ........... ........................ ..... C o nstance Casto Business Manager . .. .... William Hockman Photographer ..... .... N orman Moore Sports Editor .................... .......... P aul Davls Advertising Staff Typists Leanne Arkley Gayle Crisi Sandra Kahler Julia Hathaway Patricia Harness Geren Knight Susan Sadtler Delores Starnes Stephen Wells CATAMOUNT , fn.: 7 3,5 ,1- '--.-v' wwf W ,g wi? my Agfa' ir? ,411 it X. I- M-,wx , v 1 4 ,,,fv1 s Business Manager Meets with his Assistants Wm 'nun Typists Rush to Meet Deadline 89 THE PASQUINO 'fix 4551 Q A The college newspaper, the Pasquino, is completing its 41st year 2 A . of supplying the campus and the public with news of Potomac State if 'Q 7 College. The fortnightly publication's staff includes all journalism A , V in , majors and a number of volunteers from the student body. f La In addition to being distributed on the campus to students, faculty Y s Q 'i f' members, and the college staff, the Pasquino has a mailing list of xt, it ' Q over a thousand. It is sent to parents of non-commuting students, , alumni throughout the world, several hundred colleges and high ' schools, friends of the college, and advertisers. J P T' The Student-Faculty Directory, published annually, is a Pasquino project. Each spring, the staff has a banquet with a speaker invited i' lt' ' who is prominent in some phase of the communications professions. The dinner celebrating the Pasquino's 40th Anniversary last spring, Dr. Elizabeth Atwater attracted about 100 former staff members, including the first editor, Faculty Advisor Donald E. Hamill H921-225. PASQUINO STAFF Business Manager . . .. ...... Susan Walker Editor-in-Chief ......... John Scott Bosley M-'HY Chapm-HU, Wllllam Chldester, Judy News Editor .......... Patricia A. Fleming Tetflcki John Smlth I . EDITORIAL BOARD Sp.?L'E2e1S'caffi'eig 'magtRtillilgtillafitiif ig Seetts B0S19Y,LPvricia Flfmingg Bognie nix, James Sullivan, Fred Kroll town' usalme ' ' 31 Ston' Van mme Alumni ............... Lynn Brodengeyer, NEWS STAFF Susannah Nesbitt William K, Chidegter, Corrine Miller, Mary Circulation ...... Robert Clements, Manager L. Miller, Sharon Minnix, Susannah Nesbitt, Ernest Miller, John Fitzgerald, Joseph Blanche Turner, Caroline McArthur, Helen J3CkSO11, Marie Miller, Betty K-HDD, Janet Martina, Joseph S. Gibbs, James M. Hildreth, Foley, Ch1'iS T-Htham, Dottie Sue Mark- William Hockman, Robert C. Steele, Albert W0Od, Welidie C01'bi11 E- WU9St6f91d, Kathy Wilcox. Staff Photographer ........ Norman Moore -n 7-M P--1 Editor Gives Assignments THE PASQUINO A 8 - is .ff Mailing Crew Prepares Bundles KY .1 1' I X--Ji, Y N Circulation Staff Addresses Papers CIRCLE K 'cW N'cw Robert Baer President Ralph L. Alkire William N. Ashcraft Robert L. Baer Ralph W. Baker John E. Bergman William S. Bingman Martin T. Bourkland Finis Boyce James Rittenhour Vice-President James Staub Secretary SOPTHOMORE MEMBERS Marion H. Chambers Ross L. Cline Kenneth L. Fuhrmann Howard M. Hatala Geren F. Knight Frederick T. Kroll William D. Lawrence Louis A. Martino James E. Mclntire David R. Noble Edward B. Nuhfer Stuart M. Perry Roger Ivan Pinnell Edward Ray Pouch Charles W. Rager James L. Rittenhour James Mclntire Treasurer John R. Rush Donald S. Shaffer Patrick J. Sherman Donald C. Shields James Spadafore David Stalnaker James A. Staub David VanZant Robert Brannock Wayne L. McClintic Clarence Robinson John Wade Walter R. Campbell wmwam Mfe:afv2f4i5MiQt3i5?VfpZ?4'i4w N, 1 8 ' f l . MN l an Q A - Ita :mf V, ggi CIRCLE K if Wil f fg.. 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 establish- ed in 1952 and holds Charter Six in Circle K International. The Potomac State Circle K 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 Interna- tional is to improve relations with the col- Mmm -f'i..'x BL lege, community, country, and God. Major projects this year Were: operating the second-hand bookstore, sponsoring the annual Homecoming Parade, continuing a campus litter project, assisting with Parent's Day, serving as host for the annual Circle K District Convention of West Virginia, aid- ing in the annual Blood Mobile program, con- tinuing a recognition plaque for scholastic leaders in school, and serving as guides for various campus activities. FRESHMAN MEMBERS Norman Bender Stephen Bennett John David Clay Charles Ezell, Jr. Glen A. Harman Jeff Rafter Ralph O. Sharp Edward Shearer Donnie Sheilds John G. Sligar John W. Harman Joseph Strange III . y' Kenneth Ray Harris Vaughn Thomas K tx I Thomas Eric Martin Raymond Westfall Q 7 Q Ray McManis W. Joseph Williams J! ' William Milleson V f 'V .ik xxx I. I I X . William Bingman Mr. Earl Micheal West Virginia 93 Sponsor District Secretary CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP I fill a g Pb . i ,. Q- A 25,5 ,Q t . V s 5, Q, I f 3 Q. ' sf for Fw-if .',fw,s:fs'4 . .A , -:..'.i lla' . Mr. W. Earl Michael Sponsor The Christian Youth Fellowship was organized on 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 various members at the meetings which are held each Sunday evening. The Christian Youth Fellowship co-sponsored Religious Em- phasis Week and sponsored the Pre-Easter Communion and Pre-Easter worship services for Protestant students. It also participated in several campus social events. OFFICERS President ..... .............. .... R a ymond Campbell Vice-President . . .... Norma Amtower Secretary .... . . .Blanche Turner Treasurer . . . . .June Brown MEMBERS e .tg . 5,71 it an 4 Norma Amtower Carolyn Biser Martha Bonafield June.Brown Linda Byers Raymond Campbell Judith Channell Betty Criner Mary Finnell Delores Fitzgerald Nancy Hamara Mary K. Hammond Patricia Harness Julia Hathaway Oliver Hawk Thomas Hood Geren Knight Cheryl Maderia Barbara Malone James Malone Nancy Manning Dottie Markwood Charles Murphy Caroline McArthur Marion Reed Loretta Reger Bernadine Rollins John Rush Robert Sill John Sligar Earl Stutler Christopher Tatham Blanche Turner Carol Wear Harry Webb Sandra Welshonce 9 Q J .fgu A., JE fi ++ fi-W ' ,. ag 5 -'WV ' .. gfiwr ' - , wr ., W'-. M at 5 NEWMAN CLUB ,- I .- ,,,,..s-fd OFFICERS I President ....... ............ . . .Thomas J. Meravi Vice-President . . ....... John Giantonio Secretary ..... . . .Barbara Grochowski Treasurer . . ..... . . . . ......... Pat Fleming MEMBERS Mary Burfield Paul Cross Lewis Dinicola Mary Dorsey Charles Grossman Mary Handlan Patricia Hanlin Richard Hartnett Donald Hill Tylyn Huffman Joseph Jackson Elizabeth Kapp Frederick Kroll Claudia Lovering Helen Martina Vincent Martina Louis Martino Charles Miller Judith Mokosh Raymond Netzel John Oliverio Edward Pouch Richard Pirozzi Nancy Rice Kathrine Riedel John Rhul Kevin Ryan James Shaffer Rudolph Sosna James Spadafore The Newman Club is a national Catholic organization, brought Armando Spagnolo Joseph Strange James Sullivan Vern Svatos Kenneth Turner John Wade William Williams Albert Wuestefeld -'r 'Fell to Potomac State College in the spring of 1948. Its purposes are M, p, -' to foster the spiritual, intellectural, and social interests of -' Catholic students of the college. The group is a member of the National Newman Club Federation and of the Middle Atlantic 1 Province. The Rev. John J. O'Connell, pastor of the Church of Q I the Assumption, Keyser, is chaplain of the club, and a faculty member of the college serves in an advisory capacity. At one of X- the two monthly meetings talks on religious or social subjects are given by visiting speakers. Mr. J. Kenna Burke 95 Sponsor HOME ECONOMICS CLUB . OFFICERS President ......... ............... ........ S u e Wimer Vice President ...... ........... .... S a ra Daugherty Secretary-Treasurer ........................ Margaret White X ' COE MD X V . 1 Q X 5' 40 I 0 2 .iz f mi a '23 8 s, is,.Q! X -fjvv N98 The Home Economics Club began its twenty-seventh year with zeal and enthusiasm. Its purpose: to further interest in home economics and create a clearer image of the home economist, r Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlin Sponsor to strive for personal development, and promote good Will, was put into performance. The highlights of the activities for this year began with the sale of mums, followed by the participation in the homecoming parade with the Agriculture Club. A demon- stration on the preparation of food was given by a representative from a local utility com- pany. Members visited a display of Christ- mas decorations, sponsored by a local busi- ness firm. Our club joined with the State Home Economics Club in the program to interpret home economics to the high school students, and served as hostess to the East- ern Region of Future Home Economics Con- ference. Trips to the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, the Potomac State Farm, and Washington, D. C. were entertain- ing as well as informative. Other activities included serving as aides for receptions and attending church services each semester as a group. Membership in the club is not limited to home economics majors, but is open to any student. This year, seven non-majors became members of the club. AGRICULTURE CLUB Since its beginning on the campus in 1954, the Agriculture Club has maintained its purpose of furthering the professional and social interests of the members. To be- come a member of the Agriculture Club, a student must major in the field of agricul- ture, forestry, or veterinary medicine. Along with the Home Economics Club, the Agriculture Club entered a float in the an- nual Homecoming Parade. Again with the President . . Vice President . . Secretary .. Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Milton April Manly Bruce James Carpenter John Clay Norman Delawder Roger Galford Benjamin Gay David Helmick Gary Henshaw Nelson Jennings OFFICERS MEMBERS Ronald Johnson Tony Keen Robert Lawson Roger Loudin Earl Mathias William Millison James Neil Raymond Netzel Max Park Calvin Sharp Home Economics Club, the group visited Washington, D. C. Included in the tour was a visit to the Department of Agriculture and Economics. At the monthly meetings, agricultural films and slides were shown. At the last monthly meeting, the most outstanding sop- homore agriculture student was selected on the basis of leadership ability and several other qualifying points. James Carpenter .........MaxPark ' I 5 ,-' 'J . .Gary Henshaw . . .Richard Wood W P . . .Roger Galford ' Z Turner Sharp Q Chris Tatham Vaughn Thomas Frank Van Amburgh Wayne Warder Ronald Wise Richard Wood Teddy Yokum Mr. Kenneth Malone Sponsor WOMEN'S RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION ti' L.. W The Women's Residence Association, es- tablished on December 7, 1944, consists of the women living in Reynolds Hall. The purpose of this organization is to promote the amic- ability of the girls and to help plan the social life on campus. Among its activities, the association de- corates for the annual Homecoming, and sponsors an annual Christmas Party. The House Council, comprised of officers of the association, acts as the governing body for women. Through a social forum held twice monthly, an opportunity is given girls in residence and girls living in approved homes, to discuss and learn proper social usage for college women. MEMBERS Leanne Arkey Julia Astfalk Martha J. Bonafield Bonnie L. Brown Mary Nell Burfield Linda L. Byers Roberta J. Calvert Connie C. Casto Gail E. Coylard Penny L. Conley Wendie L. Corbin Betty Criner Gayle J. Crisi Mary L. Dawson Helen G. Demoise Yvonne Eddicks Joyce E. Fike Patricia Fleming Ann E. Fulmer Carolyn L. Guy Mary K. Hammond Patricia A. Harness Elizabeth A. Harris Julia B Hathaway Linda L. Hinschlager Nancy P. Hooper Mary Jenkins Sandra J. Kahler L. Elaine Kalbaugh Marlene K. Looney Claudia C. Lovering Hilda S. Loy Cheryl M. Maderia Barbara L. Malone Nancy A. Manning Dottie S. Markwood Susanne Marston Corrine V. Miller Sharon L. Minnix Judith A. Mokosh Susannah M. Nesbitt Barbara S. Nicholson Ingrid Pearson Cecelia Perrine Mary G. Pfost Victoria E. Price Darlene Reel Carol A. Rhodes Luann Rockenstein Ann L. Ruck Susan B. Sadtler Carol J. Swisher Blanche E. Turner Louise A. Voelker Shirley A. Walling Carol L. Wear OFFICERS X .gi President ....... .............. M arlene K. Looney 5 Vice-President . ........... ...... L ouise Voelker f 'ix Secretary ..... . . . .Claudia Lovering if Treasurer ...... Barbara Malone V, Social Chairman . . . . .Cecelia Perrine 'E Dr. Imogene Dever Sponsor WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President ....... .............. ..... S h aron Minnix Vice-President . .. ........... .... R oberta Calvert Secretary ...... ...... G ail Colyard Treasurer ....... ...... H ilda Loy - X Social Chairman .. ............ ..... K athy Wilcox -W-I' fi - MEMBERS f Lynn Brodengeyer June Brown Linda Byers Vida Cuppett Ann Fulmer Elaine Kalbaugh Carol Myers Carol Rhodes Barbara Rice Luann Rockenstein Barbara Ryon Ann Snider Louise Voelker 5 Shirley Walling N X Vicki Price Misch A sport for every Woman and every Woman for a sport is the motto of the Wo- men's Athletic Association. W.A.A. was or- ganized to popularize athletics and provide leisure time activities for Potomac State women. The organization aims to develop stand- ards of leadership and sportsmanship and to promote those activities which may be adapted to the leisure time of later life. In- ele Ward Miss Margaret Rafter Sponsor women are bowling, ping pong, and bad- tramural games for volleyball, basketball, minton. The club is open to all women enrolled at Potomac State. A total of two hundred fifty points entitles a member to an emblem. These points are acquired by participation in tournaments, attending meetings and oth- er activities. Each year W.A.A. makes cor- sages for mothers on Parents' Day. vi 3415- ' 99 S 1 Q SW' , ij t X I , I 1' I if ...NF ENGINEERS CLUB -v------...- IIE T'-.L'.'l The Engineers Club is a campus organi- zation composed of Freshmen and Sopho- more Engineer majors at Potomac State College. It has been in existence since 1932 and provides for the student engineer a pro- fessional atmosphere to go along with his academic life on the campus. Freshmen be- come members through participation in the Engineering Orientation Program. Visiting bers, industrial films are shown at the meet- ings, and trips are taken to industrial plants in the area. The organization's main purpose is to lend a professional atmosphere needed by student engineers as a stepping stone for association with local, state, and national Professional Engineering Societies when the student graduates in some field of engi- neering. professional engineers speak to the mem- . OFFICERS President ........ ............. .... D a vid Page Vice President . . . . . ..... Robert Craig Secretary ...... . . .Kenneth Turner Treasurer ................................. Edward Shearer FRESHMEN: George Bennett, Montford Burgess, Delmas Consner, Robert Craig, David Disque, David Ellis, Robert Hall, Glenn Harman, Edward Hartman, Gerald Hott, Gary King, Harold Lynch, Ward Masden, William Nesbitt, David Page, Frederick Roscoe, Edward Shearer, Donnie Shields, Patrick Smith, John Stealey, Kenneth Turner, Lowell Whipp, Fairley Work- man, John Umstot. SOPHOMORES: Thomas Barrett, Kermit Becker, John Bergman, Emmette Boone, Walter Campbell, David Felton, Charles Greathouse, Howard Hatala, David Hollen, Charles Homan, David Keller, Thomas Kooken, Robert Lind- say, Wayne McClintic, Ernest Miller, James Miller, Jeffrey Montgomery, James Mowbray, Gary Nield, David Neupert, Charles Pyles, Ronald Schwen- ninger, Donald Shields, Terry Stanhagen. Mr. Walter A. Jaworek Sponsor IOO PCDTOMAC STATE SINGERS One of the oldest, most active, and most popular college or- ganizations is the Potomac State Singers. This group was organ- ized in 1926 to give students in singing an opportunity to enjoy group participation in the art. Since its beginning, the Singers' group has grown quite large, and now consists of fifty-two mem- bers. The Singers organization is composed of a women's chorus, a men's chorus, and mixed chorus. They take part in the Relig- ious Emphasis Week programs, and have a large part in the Annual Spring Music Festival sponsored by the Keyser Kiwanis Club. The highlight of the winter season was the presentation of a Christmas cantata which was sung before the Keyser Rotary Club and the college as the Christmas Convocation. One of the more enjoyable activities was the visit to high schools in West Virginia and Maryland this spring. To climax their year's activities, the Singers provided music for the college commencement exercises. President. . . . . .Charles Homan MEMBERS Joseph Adams Delores Fitzgerald Ralph Long Julia Astfalk Joseph Frye Cheryl Maderia John Batcheller Harold Grayson Barbara Malone Robert Bell Barbara Grochowski Carolyn Martin Sandra Brown Nancy Hamara Paula McDowell Sharon Carpenter Nancy Hartman Raymond Netzel Kathryn Carvey Mary Handlan Barbara O'Rear Carolyn Castelli Richard Hartnett George Ott Wayne Dare Hugh Hollingsworth Mary Ellen Rasel Larry Dickerson Charles Homan Darlene Reel Lee Drainer Richard Johns Louann Rockenstein Ervin Fink Louise Kister Bernadine Rollins Mary Finnell Barbara Knott Susan Sadtler Mr. ,paws- nl'1 Leonard Withers Director John Smith Anna Snider Martin Stone John Sutton Jane Swisher Dennis Testa Norma Umstot Sandra Welshonce Tom Westfall Lowell Whipp Margaret White Gary Williams Linda Wiltison J-'E 'L W1 UN r ' T'- lOl . t RLY? 1. W x ,. .3 Al' .ni -Q, ,fgfi , g POTCDMAC STATE DANCE BAND MEMBERS - Ralph Baker Robert Lyons Thomas Barrett Rgbert Mitchell John Batcheller Bernadine Rollins Steven CUNY James Spangler .qw D0Uglas Donohoe Beverly Whitehead The Potomac State College Dance Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Whitehill, affords the members experience in the field of dance music. Membership in this credit course is open to any student by audition. In addition to the regular music available for dance bands, this group varies its sound by using special arrangements by Mr. Whitehill and by using small combos and soloists. Ervin Fink Woodrow Harper Mr. Charles Whitehill Director of all Bands Gary Williams Ronald Wise Bryan Jones The Stage Band made several appearances at school functions during the year such as the Faculty Reception, the Parent's Day Convocation and the Circle K Convention. It also appeared in two spring concerts in addition to the annual spring tour to neigh- boring high schools in conjunction with the Potomac State Singers. gfiglo POTOMAC STATE CONCERT BAND it i ...J J The Potomac State College Concert Band is a credit course available to both men and women. Participation in the Concert Band enables students to continue their musical training. The Concert Band devotes its time to the study and performance of band litera- ture of the highest quality. MEMBERS Douglas Donohoe Joseph Adams Ervin Fink Michael Babyak Ralph Baker Thomas Barrett John Batcheller Robert Bell Carolyn Biser Walter Bosserman Martin Bourkland Sharon Carpenter Kathryn Garvey William Chidester Wendi Corbin Steven Curry Woodrow Harper Richard Hartnett Bryan Jones Betty Kapp Robert Klinestiver Ralph Long Robert Lyons Carol Machemer Robert Mitchell Francis Old George Ott Max Park 103 The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Whitehill, presented a spring concert on the college campus and also par ticipated in the Annual Music Festival spon sored by the Keyser Kiwanis Club Concluding the concert season the band played for the graduation exercises in May Walter Rex Susan Sadtler Robert Seymour Ralph Sharp James Spangler John Stein Jane Swisher Wayne Warder Lee Weekley Margaret White Gary Williams Ronald Wise MEMBERS ROTH MILITARY HONCJRARY SOCIETY f i, is 'N N1 . gf Q Q F - I R, 1 ' .xg ,ws '53 ROTH Military Honorary Society was formed in 1958 to represent the Reserve Officers Training Corp Unit at Potomac State College. Colonel Samuel Roth, then professor of Military Science and Tactics at West Virginia University, was responsible for the ROTC Unit here at Potomac State. The organization was named in his honor. The society's chief objective is to honor outstanding ROTC students who have demonstrated qualities of leader- ship and have achieved a high military and academic standing. To be invited into ROTH, a student must attain an average military science grade of B or better and an overall academic grade of C or above. The ROTH colors, red Capt- Ernest Ackiss and White, are displayed in the ribbon SP5 John Golaboff Sponsor and fourragere worn by all members in Sponsor addition to the ROTC uniform. ROTH annually sponsors the ROTC Rifle responsible for the performance of ceremo Team, the Military Ball, the Fall Banquet, nial activities of a military nature in connec the sprink cookout, and a float in the Home- tion with Potomac State College activities coming Parade. Also, the organization is Ralph Alkire Kermit Becker Robert Baer Ralph Baker Thomas Barrett John Bergman William Bingman Scott Bosley Robert Burke Charles Buzzard Raymond Campbell John Carney Harrison Chambers Ross Cline James Courrier Dale Crabtree John Dailey David Dillon George Dorsey Lawrence Elder David Felton Ervin Fink Ernest Giles Charles Greathouse Lowell Haga Lewis Hankes Howard Hatala Oliver Hawk David Hollen Charles Homan Harry Kelso Geren Knight Fredrick Kroll Jerry Larke Robert Lindsey Wayne McClintic James Mclntire Charles Rager Jeffrey Webber William Duncan Charles Kalbaugh Lawrence DeBerry James Malone Louis Martino Thomas Meravi Ernest Miller James Miller Jeff Montgomery James Mowbray Robert Mullen Raymond Nuepert David Noble Edward Nuhfer Max Park Edward Pouch James Rittenhour Clarence Robinson Ronald Schwenninger Donald Shaffer Donald Shields George Shoemaker Benjamin Sill Armando Spagnola David Stalnaker Terry Stanhagen James Staub Earl Stutler William Thomas David Weaver James Willetts Ronald Wills Richard Wood Robert Clements Harry Clark Patrick Sherman Thomas Goss John Rush Homer May William Ashcraft Charles Pyles Erlend Mathias John Hamilton David VanZant James Spadafore ROTH PLEDGES FOR 1963 OFFICERS Commander .............. Charles Homan Treasurer ................ Thomas Meravi Executive Officer ........ William Bingman Information Officer ........... Scott Bosley Secretary ............. Raymond Campbell Chaplain .................... James Staub ADVISORS Capt. Ernest L. Ackiss SP5 John V. Golaboff U. S. Army U. S. Army ROTH PLEDGES FOR 1963 MILITARY MARCHING BAND The ROTC Marching Band is under the direction of Mr. Charles Whitehall. Band members may earn additional ROTC merits for participation and 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 all home foot- ball games and pep rallies. The band pro- vides the music for the ROTC noon forma- tions. The ROTC Band participated in the Veteran's Day parade, the Homecoming pa- rade, and the Keyser Christmas parade. MEMBERS Joseph Adams Michael Babyak Ralph Baker Thomas Barrett John Batcheller Robert Bell Walter Bosserman Martin Bourkland William Chidester Steven Curry Douglas Donohoe Ervin Fink Woodrow Harper Richard Hartnett Bryan Jones Robert Klinestiver Ralph Long Robert Lyons Robert Mitchell Francis Old George Ott JJ-liflrf.d.5? l06 Max Park Walter Rex Robert Seymour Ralph Sharp James Spangler John Stein Wayne Warder Lee Weekley Gary Williams Ronald Wise CATAMCJU NT RIFLE TEAM Capt. Paul Rofrano Team Sponsor Ralph W. Baker- Team Captain Donald T. Blandin Lawrence B. DeBerry William M. Duncan President ....... .............. Vice-President .... ........... . Executive Officer Secretary ......... Treasurer ............... James D. Evans Johnny E. Haines Richard E. Lyons Barbara L. Malone Ward B. Masden- The Catamount Rifle Club, sponsored by the Militar'y'Department and the Roth Honorary Societyf is one of sev- eral competitive sports offered to Poto- mac State Students. Through its affilia- tion with the National Rifle Associa- tion, the team participates in the NRA sectionals, which were held this year at West Virginia University. Also through the NRA, the students have the oppor- tunity of working as Certified Assist- ant Rifle Instructors at summer camps throughout the United States. A number of returning lettermen, along With several experienced fresh- men, enabled the team to compile an impressive record, which indicates that the team won over 80 W. of their match- es this year. Marksmanship has become an in- creasingly popular sport on the college campus, and this year, the team added two girls to its roster. TEAM MEMBERS Erlend L. Mathias Gary B. Norris Edward B. Nuhfer Charles T. Pyles Susan B. Sadtler Team Coach OFFICERS ,sri .4,. , I .R P5 1? - f V A l SFC Joseph Gravens Team Coach Ronald L. Schwenninger Roger A. Sites Ronald J. Sosna William G. Thomas ..........Ra1ph W. Baker .,........Ward B. Masden . .. .... Ronald L. Schwenninger . . . . . . . . .Susan B. Sadtler . . . .Barbara L. Malone U for 107 fx! PANHELLENIC q fi S was nu? N, , ew' 555 Q' Panhellenic Council, the governing forum of the Greek letter organizations, promotes good fellowship and cooperation among the fraternities and sororities, assists in main- taining esprit de corps and engenders within the student body high ideals of life, charac- ter and citizenship. Eighteen elected representatives from the six social organizations meet on the second Tuesday of each month as prescribed by the group's constitution. Of primary concern was the regulating and controlling of Rush Week activities and fraternal participation in cam- pus elections. OFFICERS President ....... ............ .... A n n Fulmer Vice President .... .... J erry Knight Secretary ..... .... S ue Wimer MEMBERS Ray Campbell Carolyn Guy Ann Fulmer David Hollen Mr. David G. Nuzum Sponsor Mike Perry Cindy Welshonce Sue Wimer Sylvia Kady Jerry Knight Carol Machamer Louis Martino SIGMA PHI OMEGA P3 I OFFICERS I UEIVE President ................ ' .... Julia Hathaway Vice-President ........ . . . Bernadine Rollins Secretary-Treasurer ........... Nancy M. Miller Faculty Representative ...... Kenneth F. Haines 'V lllllllll 'll lvlll 11 V , STUDENT MEMBERS Norma Amtower Nancy Hamara Jean Bonafield David Hollen James Carpenter Marlene Looney Constance Casto James Malone Harrison Chambers James Mclntire Ervin Fink Edward Nuhfer Ann Fulmer David Stalnaker Barbara Grochowski Sandra Welshonce This year Sigma Phi Omega, the Honor Society of Potomac State College, will cele- brate its fortieth birthday. Founded in 1923 to foster scholarship and campus citizenship, the organization strives to uphold the ideals of its founders. It is still a local fraternity with its own constitution, ritual, insignia, and traditions. Each year Sigma Phi Omega makes cer- tain traditional contributions to the campus life. As it draws its membership from all groups, it is proper that it should sponsor the two convocations honoring Potomac State or- ganizations. This year at the KNOW YOUR ORGANIZATIONS convocation h el d for freshmen shortly after the opening of school, Sigma Phi Omega presented the roster of Y if . . , 5 ,, . . Q y f, A , -as .4- . . ..,. - 'X 9 . Dr. Nancy M. Miller Sponsor all campus leaders and described the history and objectives of the various organizations they represented. In May it again sponsored the RECOGNITION DAY CONVOCATION, where honor was bestowed upon leadership and achievement in every field of college life. The formal initiation of new members and the banquet honoring them and their parents also has an important place on the college calendar. Members of Sigma Phi Omega recognize the honor and responsibility which member- ship entails, and they strive to uphold high standards of scholarship, to participate in student activities, and to co-operate with the college at all times. . ,, ,,. Q -- f-'N Orin Q ' YF ,W 0 A' vis ' ,al ETA UPSILON GAMMA 5 53 .fi at if C5 TQ DTH W bg OFFICERS Y, Ae SP2 I A Q95 President. ........ ............ .... C i ndy Welshonce 'Sk' Qu! I 645 YQ fi 553121 ff! Treasurer ......... ADAMAS Editor .... Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Chaplain .......... Eta Upsilon Gamma, founded at Chris- tian College, 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. A successful rush party in the lounge of Davis Hall with the theme Gamma Land, started the soror-ities activities in the fall. In November the annual Harvest Swing, with a unique motif of a Japanese autumn, was sponsored by the Gammas and their brother fraternity, Theta Sigma Chi. In December, the Gammas exchanged gifts and were hos- tesses of the Christmas party given for the Thetas in the Davis Hall Lounge. In February the members sponsored a . . . . .Gail Colyard . . . . . .Hilda Loy . . . .Jodie Perrine . . . .Mary Jenkins Welcome Back to Second Semester dance, with proceeds going to the Biennial Conclave fund. March held another money-raising pro- ject and a party given by the Thetas. The climax of the year was the annual Gamma-Theta spring banquet held in honor of departing sophomores. Honors bestowed upon Eta Upsilon Gamma members during the year include: Kay Looney, Mary Jenkins, Louise Voelker, In- grid Pearson, and Caroline Guy who served as R.O.T.C. Sponsors, Mary Jenkins, Penny Conley, Joyce Fike, Kathy Carvey, and Carol Miers were cheerleaders 3 Kay Looney, Louise Voelker, and Jodie Perr-ine held the top of- fices in the Women's Residence Association, and Kay Looney was crowned Queen of the Harvest Swing. za Ma W' ETA UPSILON GAMMA 0- I um g I 'TP MEMBERS Carol McVicker Carol Miers Marie Miller Mary Miller Barbara Nicholson Victoria Price Judy Tetrick Mischele Ward Dinah Wells Mary Nell Burfield Roberta Calvert Gail Colyard Valla Bartlett Kathy Carvey Penelope Conley Betty Criner Rebecca Daughtery Joyce Fike Betty Harris Elaine Kalbaugh Betty Kapp Beulah Liken Claudia Lovering Bonnie McAvoy mlvlmfif HTG. 7 rg if Clk fr' RU ,fi N QQ, Q Q' Miss Irene Brown I I I Sponsor Sw ff-I Carolyn Guy Linda Hinschlager Mary Jenkins Kay Looney Hilda Loy Marjorie Nichols Ingrid Pearson Jodie Perrine Lou Ann Rockenstein Louise Voelker Cindy Welshonce Miss Virginia Johnson Sponsor Page Adams Thomas Arnold William Ashcr-aft Robert Baer Wallace Bennett William Bingman Scott Bosley Charles Buzzard Raymond Campbell John Carney James Courrier William Chidister Michael Dransfield Kenneth Fuhrman John Giantonio John Groden E THETA SIGMA CHI MEMBERS -x -:-: - M , ggi-sal? Zuii . J. B w ii l i ll y X48 hp-' lu: HIl' uQn N I f John Hamilton Thomas Hawkins Thomas Hood Gerald Hott William Knott Robert Klinestiver Herbert Lambert Paul Lamm Harold Lynch Homer May James McGovern James Miller William Millerson Jeffery Montgomery Michael Morgan Charles Murphy it Mike Perry Steven Reckenwald James Rittenhour Neil Rodamer Thomas Ross John Rush John Shelton David Shinn Ashby Smith Patrick Smith James Smith James Spadafore Terry Stanhagan James Staub David VanZant James Willetts I Il2 THETA SIGMA CHI ' X ' . ..,, .,! A F A M Wxwji i f' f NTT P2 5 S Z I3 3 I I I I L , . v-fi j The Theta Sigma Fraternity was founded on the campus of Potomac State College in 1922. The fraternity promotes character, fellowship, scholarship, and school spirit. Theta Sigma Chi participated in many college sponsored events, tied for the best decorated float of the Greek letter organi- zations in the Homecoming Parade, spon- sored the Harvest Swing in co-operation with their sister sorority, conducted the election of Miss Catamount during Homecoming weekend, and received the President's Scho- lastic Award for the highest- scholastic av- erage of the fraternal Greek letter organi- fi President .... . A , ' Vice President . . Secretary ...... Treasurer ..... Chaplain ......... Sergeant at Arms. Pledge Master .... Mr. E. L. Dayton Sponsor II3 .ppm ATTN 'WR zations. The organization proudly points to the accomplishments of their men. Raymond Campbell was president of the CYF. James Rittenhour was vice president of the Circle K. James Staub was secretary of Circle K. William Bingman was honored as Secretary of West Virginia District Circle K, and also Executive Officer of Roth. Robert Baer served as President of Circle K and reigned as King of the Harvest Swing. Other activities of the fraternity included various informal parties, a rush party and the annual picnic. OFFICERS ...........,......Raymond Campbell . . .James Rittenhour . . . . . . .Robert Baer . . . . . .John Carney . . . .William Bingrnan I . . .... Thomas Hawkins . . . .David VanZant 'r'v!nn4 l T if KAPPA DELTA PSI r i Wi g W l ' X , Y, OFFICERS President ..... ............... . . . Sylvia Kady Vice President . . ........ Sue Wimer Secretary ..... ....... S usan Walker Treasurer .... Susannah Nesbitt Historian .... .... C onstance Casto Chaplain . . . . . .Wendie Corbin MEMBERS Judy Stutler Boyer Carolyn Castelli Constance Casto Wendie Corbin Phyllis Hodge Barbara Malone Sylvia Kady 25 1 , lg--1 '19 A 7 kifi' - or 5 3 f vi. I ef, fp Q Susannah Nesbitt Katherine Reidel Susan Sadtler Susan Walker Linda Wiltison Sue Wimer Anne Withers Sponsor KAPPA DELTA PSI 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 loy- alty to Potomac State College. The sorority began its 1962-63 activi- ties with a rush party for the fresh- man women at the home of Miss Sue Wimer, with a Hawaiian theme, Kap- pa Luau. Instead of the usual Thanks- giving basket this year, the group do- nated a meal ticket to a student at Keyser Elementary School. A dinner for the patroness of the sorority was held at Barton's Restaurant replacing the Christmas Party. The second semester brought with it new pledges to the so- J it - 1-X ,fb- K: Elizabeth Hanlin Sponsor rorityg several informal parties with the brother fraternity, Phi Kappa Omegag the highly successful Easter Ballg and, to climax the year, the freshman girls staged a Spring Banquet for the departing sophomore big sisters. A highlight of the Spring Banquet was again the presentation of a check to the Alumni Foundation Scholarship Fund. Honors bestowed upon Kappa Delta Psi members during the year include: Carolyn Castelli, Miss Catamountg Susan Sadtler, President of The Players and Vice President of Delta Psi Omegag Barbara Malone, Treas- urer of Women's Resident Associationg Su- san Sadtler and Barbara Malone, the only female members of the Rifle Teamg Con- stance Casto, Editor of the CATAMOUN1' and elected to Sigma Phi Omega 9 Sue Wimer, President of the Home Economics Club and Secretary of Panhellenicg and Susan Walker, Business Manager of the PASQUINO. .if X KAPPA OFFICERS MEET PHI KAPPA OMEGA PLEDGES Frank Abruzzino Donald Hill :ff Nick Accamando Thomas Baber Jerry Bryan Jim Hovey John Kaylor Robert Lawson l QD' '!giiE!' Jack Narbut Francis Old Walter Pennino Richard Pirozzi Dennis Testa Bob Thorne Dave Vennari Steve Wells Bob Engle Lucien Lenhart ' Jeff Rafter Joe Williams C. J. Fetchero Bob Longergan Donnie Shields Harry Webb Gary Hall Ralph Long . ' Courtland Smith Phil Hall Charles Miller J Joseph Strange ACTIVES John Bergman Louis Martino Charles Rager Dave Stalnaker Bob Clements Jim Mclntire Lou Robinson Bill Thomas John Fitzgerald Tom Meravi Kevin Ryan John Wade Gary Furgeson Ed Nuhfer Don Shaffer Carl Washington Fred Kroll Norman Pingley Dee Shields Albie Westifield Jerry Lark Ivan Pinnell Armando Spagnolo The Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity was or- ganized at Potomac State College in 1949. The fraternity works steadily to promote high scholastic standings, sound moral char- acter, and a fraternal spirit among the members. The men of Phi Kappa Omega point proud- ly to their 1962-63 achievements. Brother Louis Martino served as President of the sophomore class and Don Shaffer served as Vice-president. Jim IVIcIntire was President of the Omni-Sci Club. C. J. Fetchero was the vice-president of the freshman class. The Kappa float won first prize in the homecom- ing parade for the most attractive Greek Letter entry. The Kappas also have the larg- est pledge class of any other fraternity on campus. The Kappa candidate for homecom- ing queen won and reigned over the home- coming festival. In co-operation with the sister sorority, Kappa Delta Psi, we held the annual Easter Ball, which once again was the spotlight of the social activities on campus. Throughout the college year the Fraternity held several informal parties with their sister sorority. The year was climaxed with the annual spring banquet and picnic. The bands which were established with the other brothers will long be remembered by us all. I OFFICERS V , . ' . La 1 M2 President ............... Armando Spagnolo ' .wh Vice-President . . . .... David Stalnaker , ..... V ' , Secretary ...... ..... J ames Mclntire QWJ' I I If A ' fp ' Treasurer .... .... L ouis Martino f 'sijh .0 Chaplain ....... ....... F red Kroll A A X ' Parliamentarian .. .... Charles Rager Dr. Allen E. Murphy l I6 Sponsor 4 PHI KAPPA OMEGA m x rf I isa 2 A F! sf FQY V5 '15, Ca P 6JIf5Rif'921! !f7f N mfg Oh H4 117 SIGMA ICTA CHI me Sigma Iota Chi was founded in 1903 by Captain Greer A. Ziyuq lwm XL The rush party was held at the home of Mrs. Marie Coffman, and of the rushees, forty-three accepted Sigma bids. The mem- bers provided baskets of food for two needy families at Christmas as a local project. Sig- mas also have a campus and a national project. Miss Dolores Fitzgerald was the Sigma X LVM 6. v y -1 W. ..v, Q X I v A af Duncan, and it is now the largest National Junior College Soror- ity in the United States. Epsilon Chapter was founded at Poto- mac State in 1923. The purpose of the girls in Sigma is to perfect and partici- pate in the true meaning of sisterhoodg to forget themselves as individuals and to be mindful of othersg to establish friend- ship and sisterly loveg and to contribute to the betterment of Women. A good scholastic and citizenship standing is stressed as are the responsibilities toward the college. candidate for Miss Catamountf' Miss Ann Fulmer served as President of Panhellenic for the first semester. Miss Nancy Hamara was chosen Queen of the Christmas Ball sponsored by the Phi Sigma Nu fraternity, and Miss Jean Bonafield reigned as Queen of the Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the Sigmas. 7 , Q . I+, ' V rl: 1 Q,- x . ,, WWW r :ml 1 fp y .. 'haa- ,., V X -. 2 Q! el ., ,, if W' SIGMA IOTA CHI -n 4 Julia Astfalk Elaine Ack Doris Bennett Carolyn Biser Sharon Carpenter Sandra Compton Gayle Crisi Vida Cuppett Grace Demoise Mary Dorsey Elinor Drane Barbara Fileti Janet Foley 1,51 Miss Frances Sarullo Sponsor Mary Lou Finnell Delores Fitzgerald Barbara Grochowski Mary Kay Hammond Molly Handlan Pat Hanlin Patty Harness Nancy Hartman Nancy Hooper Neva Hoffman Tylyn Huffman Sandi Kahler Karen Keller MEMBERS Joanne Killiam Louise Kister Helen Lewis Cheryl Maderia Nancy Manning Susan Marston Corrine Miller Judith Mokosh lk . 1 5 5 . ,ff Brenda Pugh Jeannie Ramsey Carol Rhodes Clara Belle Reel Carolyn Root Marcella Ryan Barbara Ryon Delores Starnes Caroline McArthur Irene Strong Paula McDowell Anna Kathryn Snyder Mary Lou Nuss Barbara O'Rear Hilda Pancake OFFICERS Worthy Matron . . . Carol Machamer Worthy Protectress .... Ann Fulmer Worthy Scribe . . Nancy Ann Breinig Worthy Treasurer . . Jean Bonafield Worthy Guard ...... Leanne Arkley Literary Chairman . . Nancy Hamara Worthy Directress ..... Nancy Rice Chaplain ........ Norma Amtower Historian ........ Mary Ellen Rasel Parchment Ed. . . Becky Harshbarger II9 Sue Wagner 1 ...N ' u '- . , ' 'f . . xx . Y 12 ,f 7 , Miss Margaret Rafter Sponsor Mr. James T. Handlan Sponsor Steve Bennett Martin Bourkland Roger Crites John Dailey Charles Ezell Ray Harris Howard Hatala PHI SIGMA NU President . Vice President Secretary . Geren Knight David Hollen Ernest Layman James Malone Ward Masden Ray McManis Paul Morris Treasurer .... Representative Q 'T 'M OFFICERS g sz? Q ..............DavidHollen Oofesgo Tyr . . . . . James Malone .U if . . . . ......... John Dailey A W . . . . . . . . . Raymond Neupert Smmjiu to Panhellenic ............ Geren Knight MEMBERS Raymond Neupert Edward Pouch Roger Robinette John Ruhl Robert Seymour Edward Shearer John Smith John Stealey William Stein James Stutler Richard Thompson Roy Walker Phi Sigma Nu, founded in 1922, has been an outstanding social fraternity on the camp- us of Potomac State College. The fraternity was granted a charter by the National Col- lege Panhellenic and is designated Beta Chap- ter. Phi Sigma Nu began the year with a suc- cessful and entertaining pledge party during the fall Rush Week which netted the fra- ternity its potential new members. In the fall activities on the campus of the college, Phi Sigma Nu was awarded the prize for hav- ing the most original float in the Homecom- ing parade. The annual and traditional Christmas Ball sponsored by the fraternity was as usual a distinguished social event on the campus, with brother John Dailey reigning as King of Winter with Nancy Hamara, elected by the brothers from their sister sorority, as his Queen. In February, Brother Jerry Knight was elected to rule as King at the sister sorority's Sweetheart Ball and Jean Bonafield of Sigma Iota Chi was elected by the fraternity as the Queen. Phi Sigma Nu held a number of informal parties during the year, entertaining the pledges, members of Sigma Iota Chi and oth- ers. The fraternity also was well represented in all campus activities and developed a series of programs for the benefit of the members. At the end of the year a fraternity picnic was held, and the annual banquet honoring the sophomore members of the fraternity closed out the year's activities. Phi Sigma Nu demands high moral stand- ards, individual development of character and leadership and scholastic achievement of its members, and encourages interest and par- ticipation in campus activities and fosters college spirit. PHI SIGMA NU .- Y v ' I -5 U . - 'T 1' - ', Q l V 5 ng A qs r 1, ' ,' 2, 1 X 1' 3 9 fl 5 A J Fi I'- ' 2 n- V, 121 POTCMAC STATE PLAYERS ...if Q Taking a Curtain Call. Players, organized in 1919 on the Potomac State College campus, holds the distinction of being the oldest cultural organization at Potomac State. Whether they have been members of the National Thespian Society in high school, or are just becoming inter- ested in dramatics, the members of Players receive training in every aspect of the the- ater, from acting to set construction, lighting techniques and the art of stage make-up. This year, in addition to the annual Spring production of a three-act play, the Players presented a one-act comedy, Hold Everything, in the early Weeks of the second semester. In contrast to the light air of their Winter pro- duction, the group chose Richard Reich's A House Without Windows, a mystery-drama, for their three-act, Spring presentation. Membership in Delta Psi Omega, national dramatic honorary society, is awarded each year to members of Players who have done outstanding work, and have made valuable contributions to the organization. Election to the society is not automatic, however, up- on the accumulation of the one hundred points necessary for consideration, candi- dates must meet local and national require- ments for election, as Delta Psi Omega is a fraternity which gives recognition only to members of dramatic organizations who excel in the theater. oFF1cERs fp' i i President ..... .............. . .. Susan B. Sadtler . 5 Vice-President . . . . . . Beulah G. Likin ,- Secretary-Treas. . .. . . . Mary Chapman 'fl y MEMBERS t ei P age Adams Beulah Likin Thomas Baber Judith Mokosh - , iq , EQ? 1,?fepheEihBennett lgfagjlter. Peigiindol '?91!x-W? ary. apman fa erine ie e wf'f?f,f :f,.' Wendie Corbin Susan Sadtler 'f-11-iff! Deborah Davis Joseph Strange Mr. Jasper Morris Sponsor Mary Dawson Patricia Hanlin Carole Tasker Blanche Turner SPORTS That's it, Dave, Knock it Our Way. - an 'V ' -v - Vg.-uf ' 5 -.v-V S+' 45 4 , . . v 4 a Q .l, X -Wifi? w 'arv- --mg., , - ,V 7 if V 'r Y . ,. , . . M. , A Q , , .V ' , 9? ni f W ' rw ' V - in ' ' n ' .4 , lg' 34 ? V ' AL '.5V ' uN'x'K'1' A' Q ' ..V.,a ...Q , oVV1.V.,,w f- 1- V - rs H V - V ' ,, - - ' Ra' 1 ' ' Q- Q1 xv L 3 . fv ' s df. .- , ' Q v - - 'W M 1- . X V was -. u ' Q . , , W , - -A Q 1' Q Af f V , ,.. vV, x , ,f R . ' GV 'Z . f' ,r M 1 gf ' Q it I , . V ,, X M. A ,A , .. v' , x V' f 4-V ba 4 ..- ' . K' ' -1- ' , : o Q 'X g ' f , 9 Q 3 W il 9 l ' 53' 4 ' . KI' A R GN - 4 V , :T . V L - . ' V .W ,,, V , 'f x - , ' ' Y , ev - K, A , iw , 5 V 3 , V, ' V V . x HI: .L Q , N .ff 1:44 4+ 3 V yi ' Te 5 , , J . , ' V -X , . '. ' . 'V . Kg, V me W V , . li x . VV , . 4 - .I U I x L.,rgW,T,,iWMF,ywki,K... ,, E IV: .V gm 4 r of V4 4 ,V in H V V '. 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' AS .fo Vu?-Wwffy ' V, Qu o , ' V 2 M ' - tk -1 LV S: ' l V - ., U , K- .0392 V yy :Vw 4' V, , f',A . .. -2 ' 5 , Q . , ' A , df, K Q W,d4.'?Qii,gq,5A - ,V :Uf4'g'SZH T, , hor- .,lifMfN?,,, A V 1 li 'A A 1 , ,V 1, ,. -,U .f. - m1,,4,f'f Q., H , Vfjvv , ' ,jj ,,' .dy 7 14 1 o 'I-FQ NA, V' 'L'-' V hgfli ' Why,-1 : 4.9- hf'2wh,zQ1:5'.iv ., 1 af-if r- . ,- V ' i .- iz4.,f' ,. fa-'M - - ' .' Break Loose and Run it, Tony! Come on! 79 -...K Ah, McFarland is Fouled! 5s PCDTOMAC STATE CATAMCJU NTS FCDOTBALL 1963 SEASON Coach Dana Lough Coach Dana G. Lough's Catamounts completed the season with a record of 2-6 as they emerged victorious only on Homecoming Day and Parent's Day. The Potomac State Blue and Gold started off their season by traveling to Glenville Where they were defeated by the Glenville Pioneers 26-7 Catamount, Robert Lawson crossed the goal for the Potomac TD and Charles Reese converted for the extra point. The Loughmen chalked up their second loss of the season as Chowan Junior College of Murfreesboro, N. C., defeated the Potomac Eleven in a 6-0 pigskin tally. Shepherd College's Rams handed the Cats their third defeat as they swept over the Blue and Gold in a 27-7 battle at Staymen Field. Pat Sherman plunged over the goal for the Potomac TD while Nick Lapcevic made the extra point. Again the Loughmen went to the road only to be defeated by Ferrum Junior College of Roanoke, Va., 13-9 in a heartbreaking gridiron tally which continued their jinx to four straight loses. On Homecoming Day the Potomac Blue and Gold broke their losing streak by defeating Montgomery Junior College in a 20-12 tally at Stay- men field. Scoring for the Cats were Bob Lawson, Harry Wilson, Bob Thorn, and Bob Diaco While Nick Lapcevic converted the extra points. Bad luck again plagued the Loughmen as they traveled to Dover, Del., tally at Staymen Field to end the 1962 Football season. The Cats returned home only to find that Lady Luck was still against them as they knuckled under to the Frostburg Bobcats in their sixth de- feat of the season, 21-13. The hard-luck Loughmen moved into the winner's circle for the second time by defeating Baltimore Junior College, 33-24 in a heated Parent's Day tally at Stayman Field to end the 1962 Football season. 124 f,-gr!! 'rw . .4 ig, M P : . 'ff' ' e gs sf - '- s'fF7v3Yi-3185351 ?!55959vFi5npis4.irL9.5?. '- - , ' vp r. .V 3.1 I 'Lx . W, I- yn I I I 3 Vi gm tiwy M .KJ 4... i f .I 4... 4 1 v wwf M' 'E Pj? ... I fl' M I 'V 'WY '5 5 V ,ya gf' 4 V 'ug 1, -c xi iff .- E -df . . - aww . L. Dinicola J. Kuzmiak D. Lough J. Shaffer F. Kroll A. Spagnola M. April J. Bianconi R. Diaco C. Washington C. Gaujot D. Delich J. Castelli G. Keen K. Cuprik A. Bittner M. Bean W. Karnis B. Holcomb R, Coates D. Whitzell P. Jenkins L. Lyons C. Reese S. Kolodziejski R. Alkire G. Knotts D. Smith P. Park K. Ryan R. Thorne S. Dudd G. Ketchem A. Dewey D. Cutlip E. Hawkins D. Rawlings G. Ferguson N. Lapcevic W. Jennewine N. Accamando W. LaMay R. Pirozzi ggflilson V. K' k D. Lawson M. Myers . erman F. Cciga M. Zontanos C. Miller R. Lawson N. Pingley C. Montgomery G. Shipley P. Rawlings R. Lonergan J. Hodges J. Fox R. Hartnett J. Leatherman E. Miers J. Strange W. Masden SCORES Potomac State 0PD0l19Dt 7 Glenville .............. .... 2 6 0 Chowan... 7 Q Shepherd 27 9 if 5 'A Ferrum .... .... 1 3 20 1 Montgomery .... 12 0 I 4 Wesley ....... .... 2 8 13 Q: j ' ,, Frostburg . . .... 21 33 X Baltimore . . .... 24 BASKETBALL-1962-1963 The 1962-63 Catamount Cagers, victim of a number of close games, wound up their regular season with a record of 13-10, with one game called because of bad weather. Overall, the Cats had a good season as six men returned to handle the ball for Coach Dana G. Horse,' Lough. Veteran Sophomores were Jim Courrier, Jim Carpenter, Dave Felton, Wayne Hawk, Stanly Kolod- zieski, and Norman Pingley. Also a sophomore was Don Shields who was added to the Potomac Five for the first time. . The season began with a bang as the Loughmen defeated Altoona Junior College by an overwhelming score of 103-64 on the home court December 1. With victory in their eyes, the Loughmen met the Frostburg Bobcats only to be defeated in a 72-66 thriller. On December 8 the Cats gained revenge as they defeated Hagerstown 93-73 for their second win of the season. With a 2-1 record the Catamounts traveled to Johnstown, Pa., to defeat the Pennsylvanians in a 66-63 tally. On December 14 the Potomac Five returned to the home court where they were victorious over Prince George College 68-65. Defeat plagued the Cats as they traveled to Frostburg, Md., to be defeated by the Bobcats in a 83-64 bout. The jinx continued to follow the Cats as they fell victim of Montgomery College in a 94-85 tally. The loughmen ended their losing streak by meet- ing Catonsville College in a 105-44 romp. Returning home the Cats de- feated Shepherd College in an 84-74 tally. Still on the home court the Loughmen overturned Allegheny College 87-65 on January 16 and Johns- town, for the second time, 75-61 on January 19. With the record at 8-3 the Catamounts traveled to Altoona to fall victim to the Pennsylvanians in a 58-60 thriller. Bad luck stayed with the Catamounts as they fell to Shenandoah College as the Virginians turned them over in a close game of 83-81. Home again on January 31 the Potomac team brought their record up by defeating Charles College 78-73 and St. Marys 79-35 on February 1. Hitting the road the Cats again defeated Hagerstown in a 90-79 tally. Bad luck struck again as the Cats traveled to Shepherdstown to be romped by the Shepherd team in a 116-69 romp. The Cats remained on the road to defeat Allegheny 96-76 to bring their record up to 12-6. Returning home for the last time the Cats romped over Point College of Pittsburgh 75-42 in a thrilling fast-moving game. A road trip to Dover, Del., Bainbridge, Md., and Baltimore, Md., proved disasterous to the home team. Starting the trip, the Cats fell to Wesley College 77-72 on February 14. The following day the Cats fell to Bain- bridge Naval Academy 77-63. Stopping at Baltimore on February 16 the Loughmen fell victim of Baltimore College in a 82-63 bout. The Cats returned home with a 13-9 record and awaited the arrival of Shenandoah College, February 19, but bad weather forced the game to be called. Potomac State College basketball season came to an abrupt end at Suitland, Maryland, where Montgomery College handed the Cats a 97-89 defeat during the opening round of the Tri-State Junior College Con- ference Tourney and stopped the Cats bid for a third tourney title. 126 BASKETBALL SCORES Altoona ..... Frostlourg . . . Hagerstown . Johnstown .. Prince George Frostburg . . . Montgomery . . . . . . Catonsville .. Shepherd . . . Alllegheny .. Johnstown . . Altoona .... .. ..- Opponent Shenandoah . . . ..... . . 83 Charles ..... St. Marys . . . Hagerstown . Shepherd .... Allegheny . . . Point ..... Wesley ...... Bainbridge .... Baltimore . . . Shenandoah CGame Calledb TRI-STATE TOURNAMENTS lst Round Potomac 89 Montgomery 97 sl 73 35 79 ....116 ,. 76 42 ...77 77 82 QQ sh t. QXAC5 QMACL5' . - X X T sd at Q04 1 NlM f4 A X S tfomz a . 'Time' L. 51.55 X 3 A i 4: Q,QLEq,s T I M .- f ' - 5 ' av , . V M Q J Q f y VA-,, , , at wR,'QS14,w.x,iuiwvgQN 1,,.w,v5 ' ' .-gp F, A ., ff Wiwww2'tf'til T ft' .1 'gg fe. . 'Q f ' wk' of 1 , C, .5 . '- . 5, S 4' 2 Y ew 0+ Ywafwra f Q 1 C A N' fwk f ' f ' EXTRA CURRICULAR AND n W' 5 wuts, and K QMS Q ' 'xv' Q .05LEq,S PJLLU5' Potomac State Cross Country Team Hugh Hollingsworth-Champ in PSC and' Allegheny City College Match Intramural Bowling Teams Begin Their Season INTRAMU RAL SPORTS Bowler Tries for Another Strike , W it O 5 Q Q ,FK Ng f Campus Intramural Basketball Game an jf? , 1 , s., ...,... ' 1 ,W ., A.. rl-..,.w-d .,,, , . l r Q Intramural Volley Ball Champions Y A 35? X X X WN 'NN W A A Q . , X55 in fi .. W 'ng ' A Q + 1 mp- 1-1 SA' Q 5 . f W V I 5 A 'E A ik ix S4 Q 'Nz- is-1 Qw- POTOMAC STATE STILL PROUDLY MARC HES FORWARD I Q? 5 5W.,ww , A PIITUMAC STATE CULLEGE UF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY A JUNIOR COLLEGE FULLY ACCREDITED Offering Courses in Arts and Sciences, Pre-Law, Pre-Education, Commerce and Business Administration, Home Economics, Agriculture, Engineering, Music, Pre-Dental, Pre-Medical SENSIBLE ACADEMIC STANDARDS 5:-0 A Well-Planned Social and Physical Program Intelligent Attention to the Problems of the Individual Student REASONABLE COST A WEST VIRGINIA INSTITUTION IN KEYSER Summer Term: June 10-July 13, July 15-August 17 Fall Term: September 8 E. E. CHURCH, President all T31 TRI STATE FABRIC CENTER Everything for the woman who sews Keyser, West Virginia Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Keyser, West Virginia Ksvssn Music CENTER Compliments 60 No. Main Street O O Pianos - Organs O THE ROSEMONT by Baldwin, Kimballg Thomas RESTAURANT and Cable Local Financing Available SUnset 8-1449 - Keyser, W. Va. 17 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va GARDNER HARDWARE Retail Hardware 40 N. Main Street Phone SU 4-6041 Keyser, West Virginia PATRIOTIC SHOE SHOP Reno Calemine, Proprietor McCOOLE'S MEN'S STORE 23 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia Compliments of the BLU E JAY RESTAU RANT COMPLIMENTS of PIYNIMAC VALLEY HOSPITAL 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 MozeIIe Street Keyser, West Virginia SU 8-3241 33 .sawn 'z'-vm. .1 xg, ,Z 3:-r4s. r-EQ! 5 5 gn ww ie Q A -,Q 11' it in J i t f fix if 13 8- ,ir n , ,.. ' x 50' X ' x, X. Jfgii 'K r ' 5325 I L X- 5 ' 's ' if , s. 71' 'gi F M MI ' ' Ysgg .1 iSr?rf'350.wal3? i ,N EW ' - 4 Ac,:, f-iw , . 1 .., I ,gg V, ww X A sy .5 1 -Q -. f- -Q ' '.., ' M . Nha - Aj - -sign, V , W- , ,X awk! -QMs,ggp1..J, li. XM Q, t ' -fig, t 'Al A 3' '- ' . . sywe. 11 '-ft' . fr - 347.6 K .af ,w 112, Mil - l' gpg is, . 4 A . Y 1 -1. ,t ii ' .f, , f1wf ., 4 '? , , I is Qwfkfj-.fywff-'IAEZQ--qffqfflixgz4 .18 ,g wt- sff ?'33 ..f.., ul t ,.tx--ixtf' -Y -am.lv-xvvwr-4'4N,f?g:5iiitvf'-9. S' rw ,513-fl ,-xii ' .f'rl:2:,,,: I-v',Pv.g,:,,f'-1:41 ,fiifff it . wi i' fm f 3 A ,vi 13- :iff WV' 'EK-i 12ff:' Q35:Z??fH2l5Rf'1TQ.,ff1.f, 4 4 . 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' f 1- - The Virginia pine shown above is one that has qualified as a superior seed tree after meeting certain tests in the field and in the laboratory. This is one of the first steps in obtaining certified seed for growing trees which will give quality in the same light as certified grain seeds. On the Luke Timberlands in West Virginia, extensive research is being done in Forest Management to help West Virginia land owners and timber operators to produce more and better timber from their land. West Virginia Pulp and Paper l34 SHERMAN'S SUNOCO SERVICE 220 Armstrong Street Phone SU 8-3511 Keyser, West Virginia Auto And Truck Servicing And Tire Repair Minor Repairs SL Tuneup Washing and Greasing We Give S and H Stamps POTOMAC FARMS DAIRY 236 South Water St., Keyser, W. Va. ROUND HOUSE INN 315 W. Piedmont St., HOUSER'S T.V. SALES Zenith Admiral Keyser' W' Va' Philco Westinghouse OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY Romney, W. Va. Phone 202 Compliments SHINAMON'S f o Beautiful Shoes Cumberland, Md. SIRNA'S MARKET Ridgeley, W. Va. Quality Jewelry RAY'S J EWE LRY 103 Baltimore St., Cumberland, Md. HOMAN LUMBER, INC. Lumber And Building Supplies So. Main SL Chestnut Streets Phone 784-7741 Keyser, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIUNAL BANK 0F KEYSEH The Friendly Bank N. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 136 MARKLE's MARKET Quality Foods b Q at osen aum s Reasonable Prices SU- 4-9231 Established 1848 95 No. Water Street Keyser, W- Va. Cu'mbe1'lancl's Foremost Depafrffment Store Keyser Television Community Antenna System KEYSER TELEVISION COMPANY, INC. , . THEY SHRUNK MY PANTS AGAIN! Think l'II discove POTOMAC LIGHT 8. POWER COMPANY SHOP-MURPHY'S Your Complete Variety Store Suggestions for the Student School Supplies Dresses Dorm Furnishings Sportswear Novelties Waste Baskets Jewelry Sweaters G. C. MURPHY COMPANY The Complete Variety Store 97-103 N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. Phone SU. 4-1866 GRAYSON'S Complete Line of Sporting Goods Guns-Ammunition-Fishing Equipment Photographic Equipment Name Brand Equipment For All Sports 2 W. Piedmont Phone 784-4521 Keyser, W. Va. WOLF FURNITURE UDMPANY Best Quality Lowest Prices Easiest Terms 52 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va. Wilson Brown, Manager Su.-8-3711 138 MEMURIAL HALL-FIR 'I' FLO0R ,G+ Q f 4 Q L--iiisi Staunch friends are we, well tried .and strong Thaxter First Row, L. to R.: Bill Evick, Chuck Alt, Bob Baer, Jim Spadafore, Dave Stalnaker, Lou Martino, Dave VanZant, Jerry Hott. Second Row, L. to R.: Page Adams, Wayne Warder, Bill Ashcraft, Herb Lambert, Dave Noble Wayne McClintic, Paul Lamm, Shorty Boyce. Third Row, L. to R.: Jim' Staub, Bill Bingman, Marty Bourkland, Gary Henshaw, Ward Masden, Jim Rittenhour, Bill Milleson, Roger Loudin, Bill Seckman, Norman Bender, Kevin Ryan, Bob Seymour. 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Va. Foremost in Fashion bonar's Ladies Wear 257 Jefferson Avenue Moundsville, W. Va. 845-2160 Mrs. Francis Knight, 845-1636 Mgr. HANNA'S FOOD MARKET Stanley Hanna, Owner Big Enough to Fill Your Needs. Small Enough to Appreciate Your Business 183 W. Piedmont Street Keyser, W. Va. l4l Compliments of BOGGS SUPPLY COMPANY Keyser, W. Va. MARTIN'S Fashions of Individuality Cumberland, Md. CANNON ELECTRIC Phone SU. 4-5711 488 South Main Street Keyser, W. Va. GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS AT POPULAR PRICES BU RTON'S Cumberland . . . La Vale . . . Winchester DAVIS BAKERY Our Best Ads Appears On Our Customer's Tables 32 Second Street Piedmont, W. Va. El. 5-8391 SMITH'S TENDER FEET SHOE STORE 137 Baltimore Street Cumberland, Md. Select Your Graduation Gifts Now At SPEAR'S JEWELERS 62 Baltimore Street Cumberland, Md. ARTCARVED DIAMONDS NATIONALLY FAMOUS WATCHES Compliments of EBERT'S JEWELRY Keyser, W. Va. 142 MEMURIAL HALL- ECO ll FLO0R 5 td bww U ,. .,.x - V 4 ,,:,-:w'5.ffir,1,. f,yjY1,j91,,L-'?4-,- f ' 45 , ' , 1 X , Wi 'ff-g begat ,f ,- ff? 4 ,fig if 1 ez: 1 ?' W? 14 iff fri Qgfiiw f fi V-fir J is T - gf ., I g gi? 4 81 ' 1 :X 6 it if 72 Q 1' I iv 1, '-P? , I ' It 1' r Q J , 12 if 115 L4.E5g,L,qJ5,sfi.,sL 3, fig 5 ' ,Q .ur , ,Q my 3, W: 5, mf 'Q ,-, The Twenty One-derfuls First Row: L. to R.: Sam Kalbaugh, Glen Harman, Harry Webb, Skip Greilich, Jim Mclntire, Jerry- Gould, Bill Jennewine, John Harman. Second Row, L. to R.: Ralph Baker, Ross Cline, 'tMax Park, John Smith, Dee Shields, John Clay, Jerry Knight, '.'Don Shaffer, Harry Helme, Bill Beardslee, Greg Sligar, Fred Kroll, Link Thomas. l43 if? A FRIEND 4 G2 DAVIS HALL- E00 ll llL00ll EFI FC L WTO6 -sv First Row: L. to R.: Lip Kirkg Bad Bob Lawsong Ape Aprilg Doc Van Am- burghg Gary Happy Dan Ambridgeg Roy Rogers Williamsg Bear Shipley Second Row: L. to R.: Bob Dine Dong Belly Bill Barcliftg Chuck Sperry Gross mang Jerry Judyg Kentucky Bowmang Joe The Judge Marshallg Red Moon Pierre Gaujotg Huey Williamsg Gush Zontanosg Dave Whitzell. First Row: L. to R.: Norman Gunner Pingleyg Bones Barrettg Soucerhead' Reeseg Hustler Alkireg Traveler Hagerg Snuff Martinig Traitor Ketchem Second Row: L. to R.: Josh Mcllvaineg Clarence Robinsong M. G. Weaver: Moose' Knottsg Billy The Kid Jonesg Butterball Buterbaughg Flash Neupert: Shep' Parksg Grundy Chambers. IIAVI HALL-THIRD FLO0H Y SCRATCH and HAZEL'S CHAT and CHEW RESTAURANT Good Food and Friendly Atmosphere M' . 'W -,K 1 f- Q ,,.,.w,.L, ,, . , T46 Compliments of SHEAR'S WOMEN SHOP JAY'.S SHOE SHOP Good Food means Good Health Meet your friends KAPl.oN's MEN sl-lor at THE ROYAL Keyser, West Virginia RESTAURANT WILDEMANN'S - QUALITY CLEANERS - Raymond Stafford, Prop. Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing 54 W. Piedmont St. SHAPIROS STORES 61 - 63 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia COZY CORNER PEOPLE'S PHARMACY 0 Prescriptions Snack Bar - Confectionery . Notions - Novelties . Cosmetlcs 0 Hollingsworth 201 South Main Candles Keyser Main and Armstrong Sts. D131 SU 49261 Phone SU 8-5461 Compliments of KEYSER CANDY COMPANY Keyser, West Virginia 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 l47 Compliments of A 81 P MARKETS Who have low, low prices and Plaid Stamps Too LEUN C. HAMMUND AGENCY INSURANCE THAT INSURES 197 Main Street Phone REdWood 89383 RIDGELEY, W. VA. 8 IIIIMNEY CIICA-CIILA BII'I I'LINIl WIIRKS, INC. ROIVINEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone: SU 8-1941 PII'I'0MAC IVIUTEL Keyser, W. Va. U. S. 220, 1 Mile South of Keyser John Rokisky, Manager Electric Heat Television Air Conditioning Wall to Wall Carpet DAVIDSON'S D 81 FLOWER SHOP MlNNlCH'S CLEANER5 Cas and Electric Appliances Sta'NU gjlgocessing' Safer, Better Cleaning 74 North Main Street DICK DAVIDSON Keyser, West Virginia and JIM DASKAL D PROUD BUILDERS or oUR NEW DORM MELLON-STUART CCMPANY Contracting Engineers 210 East Parkway Pittsburgh 4129 Pa. 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. O If is Insu You Want Contact HARTFDRD INSURANCE UUMPANY 4224 Freedom Way Weirton, W. Va. M g S g Th Call WEIR-CUVE MUVING SL STURAGE CIIMPANY 4224 Freedom Way Weirton, W. Va. PROFESSIONAL PAGE ROBERT W. BESS, SR., M. D. THAD T. HUFFMAN, M. D. LAWRENCE D. FANTI, D. D. S. DONALD L. KISER, D. D. S. J. WILLIAM GANNON, JR., D. D. S. WILLIAM W. LESH, M. 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