Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

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It is hoped these pages remind you of walking across campus to the various dorms hand in hand, d a s h i n g hurriedly around the flower bed to class, or just enjoy- ing a gab session on the lawn. REYNOLDS HALL FROM CAMPUS l 1 lb. 1 .? s + gifs:-5:35,-. ' 1.11.51 .H ' 7- -5 g'x1l-rf' ,.,, ni .-N, 14 . .933 K 1' - E Li? Qjroyress anof fDeoefJpme12f 'WC PURCHASING TEXTS if geffer fz20wQ09e . . Q59 E' P 2 f NEW LANGUAGE LAB IN OPERATION .x3'- '-'f',.-, 'xr K,L-'gjyl , , gif! HQI., ,,,, 'gh - f,,. Qs -PM , L ,:.g,'Alw'v I 'I -'M ,Y IN fl ,ff J 30 'gy-wth '- . .ii Lqf um s.!!!. f'77I1' AUTUMN ON THE CAMPUS Miwitfimm 1 l I M QUEENS POINT ACROSS THE POTOMAC DEAN GIVING ADDRESS 1 9. 1 Lg.. i . I MARY MILLER RECEIVES LEGION SCHOLARSHIP STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT RAY McMANIS AT THE PODIUM , f-, 1, ,- , f .7 . f ,- Our students participate in serious as- semblies, hilarious thuses, bonfire parties be- fore games, dances, spectacular homecoming parades, and enjoy the tensions of athletic events. Is Lij5:,,: .10 ' , 4 H, KW: TRADITIONAL FRESHMAN PAJAMA THUSE WESLEY BURNED IN EFFIGY B fo ff lb X513 m00Qr12 war N P 34 S.. f K '51, ., 1 X 'S V ' ' an a-gk Q Fx YU W . - A Q W A X vi I +0 , T 11 A 31'-Lf'!'l'Y'f.fH'f 'N5 F F' FOOTBALL HOME EC. 85 AG. CLUB FIRST PRIZE FLOAT- 1963 HOMECOMING 21 ? , 1 L . K . 1 -I , , A r . I - -P, E' A A 'av' 5 fl T A I I , ,, Q, w w I ,L 5 I O v ,' - v, P nf, a'T':LTiQ.i A - x 'f! .H 5 ,. f . ALJ DANCE , , - . ,Tx . X 6 ,I X . ,A fuofanf acfzbzfzks 5940 us fo paffzbzp afe anof 5001129 . . . FOXGYMGAME 231001457 fo kdfl? ffe J JE, u x ' d fo A f A comloefe gymwwmwms.ws 51 Xb! d,yL IL!!! X ,xx 4 X f , X s , - XX: M POTOMAC STATE MASCOT AND HIS CHARIOT my D Tv 4' 5, ml .1 ,,, 41, gl 4- 4 . O 4 - , rn Ng' - 1 AJ I 4 . f V :f : '4 H ,-F.--3. sa. EIN wx. LT TSTMS BASKETBALL 1 1 A FSCKJTBALL Gonfenfs Dedication .... . Administration and Faculty .... Features .... Sports . . . Organizations .. Sororities and Fraternities . . . . . . Queens . . . . . . Sophomores . . . . . . Freshmen . . . . . . . .Page . Page . Page . Page . Page . Page . Page . Page . Page 14 15 25 35 43 71 85 93 111 ,,1,-,,,, -, , -W - g,A1.- T-,,,,,i W , QUIET-EXAMS! Jn, J N r , 1' 1 0 n ' 4,3 'S 'S V 1 xxx is 'L s 5 To a never-to-be forgotten leader and friend, the adminis- tration, faculty, and students of Potomac State college proudly dedicate this 1964 Catamount. He was a dedicated teacher motivated by the highest ideals. A true friend and a wise counselor of 73 youth. A conscientious, able, and very cooperative administrator. A proud citizen Will- ingly accepting more than his share of re- sponsibility for the welfare of his church, his community, and his country. A devoted husband. A Christian gentleman always serving beyond the call of duty. DEAN KIRKLAND SHEPHERD McKEE DEDICATIO This was KIRKLAND SHEPHERD McKEE Dean PoToMAc STATE COLLEGE 1936 - 1963 Died, May zo, 1963 14 ADM1N1STRAT1oN mounw DR. ERNEST E. CHURCH yjfeszknf Potomac State College has not been concerned, throughout its sixty-three year history, in empire building. Its future will not be characterized by such ambitions. The goal of the college has always been the maximum development of its students-to promote intellectual, physical, social and spiritual growth. We strive to take the siblings sent to us by fathers and mothers and release them into the maelstrom of life equipped to play well their part as mature and responsible citizens. We advance toward this goal only as our total facili- ties-physical equipment, dedicated faculty, ambitious and high minded students, organizations and activities -are made responsive to the challenge of these exciting times. Act well your part There all the honor lies. 40 - we -ui.. While there are various criteria for Judging the qual- ity of an educational institution, for most persons a college is evaluated on the basis of the performance and qualities of its students and graduates. During your time at Potomac State, you have been the beneficiaries of the hard work and sympathetic in- terest of the faculty. It is time now to test the merit of these efforts. Your accomplishments in the years ahead in the professions, in business, as students, and as citi- zens will determine what View others will have of you and your college. Those of us who remain here hope that your profiles of achievement Will be Worthy of your talents and the endeavors of all who comprise the college staff. MR. TODD H. BULLARD CDQCUQ 16 MR. DAVID G. NUZUM Director of CSXUOQJQZZ fjqfygzkfs Profiles, silhouettes, and shadows are words rich in connotation. The child is intrigued that he cannot jump over his shadow. The youth is amused with the nuance implicit in the Witticism ,UA man has a profile 3 a woman has a silhouette. The scholar probes for exactitude among synonyms, noting that words employ two di- mentions of height and width, and leaving to imagina- tion the limitless potential of depth. Profile suggests that some areas are unseen or un- known or undeveloped. The unidentified attributes of the team suggest integrity, a quality that is not expen- sive g it is priceless. Academic acumen must walk with probity of charac- ter in those who accept the noble ideal of American forebears who pledged our sacred honor . Profiles of Potomac State's sons and daughters will be developed into sculptures-in-relief through dedication: the student to the quest for truth, the professor to maximum student development and the administrator to purity of purpose. The pursuit of an education is a challenge to everyone offered the opportunity to develop his mind, his body, and his spirit to the fullest of his capacity. The ex- perience of a college education presents an occasion to improve in every phase of learning. It is important that youth realize the values created for them as members of society and as individuals which a college education offers today and for the future in this World of rapid change. The desirable result derived from the experience is that one develops so that he can live a happy and useful life personally and in his service to society. He should expand his world of knowledge and understanding through an appreciation of the best which is offered in literature, in music, and in the arts. Congratulations are presented to the Catamount staff who have given of their time and talents to record these interesting profiles of the educational opportunities of- fered at Potomac State College. DR. K. IMOGENE DEVER 99012 W 012290 l7 Q 1' Q5 ...7 , Naur- 3, , . V r r lk t Mix A , sg X, . :, s s X W.-e al I 1' ra f xi, 'ski as ,x 3.55 ff A ,V1,, fl Q Orval G. Anderson, M.A. Elizabeth A. Atwater, Ph.D. Richard K. Bolyard, A.B. English Journalism, Speech Business Administration Potomac State College, Duquesne University Glenville State College. West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh University of Maryland ,. ff. N Q ..,,, ,. A . i'i N i . .1 5 'X f ' M ..,' , 5 1 e ,4 ef Jlll. :li Walter H. Boone, M.A. Mrs. Nancy S. Broome Chemistry Manager Bridgewater College, Bucknell University Book Store J. Kenna Burke, M.A. Political Science, Sociology Fairmont State College, West Virginia University Irene Brown, M.A. Secretarial Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh gf-A QS Mrs. Eleanor Campbell Mrs. Helen Chambers, Assistant to the R.N. Business Manager School Nurse -in -... - --g -w f - 'Y vlug.,,,, 5 '1f 7' SFC Charles B. Christian Mrs. Mary Evelyn Coffman Helen C. Criner, M.L. Military Science Director of Registrar-Secretarial Alumni Affairs West Virginia University, University of Pittsburgh -nd! ff? ..4F 'l5 -4 Richard A. Davis, B.M. Ervin L. Dayton, M.A. Jerry Leon Essex, B.S. ' Mnsic Economics Chemistry West Virginia University Potomac State College Potomac State College West Virginia University West Virginia University x i fi mx Y' 'UN f P rs' C! is ' - ' E . l, r-if I John D. Fox, M.S. William H. Gallier, M.A. SP5 John V. Golaboff Physical Education History Military Science West Virginia University Columbia University University of North Carolina - :nl-1-W Dudley W.G. Gordon, M.A. Oscar H. Gustafson, M.S. Kenneth Franklin Haines, English Agriculture M.A. University of Pittsburgh Potomac State College, Mo-dern Languages Fairleigh Dickinson U. West Virginia University Potomac State College, West Virginia University Qiia-us..w.4,,. Alam-....1. James T. Handlan, M.S. Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hanlin, Jack M. Hartman, M.S. Bacteriology, Biology, M.S.H.E. Psychology Comparative Anatomy, Home Economics Potomac State College, Genetics West Virginia University West Virginia University West Virginia University 7'-1 Mrs. Betty Howard, M.A. Assistant Librarian Morris Harvey College Marshall University 20 s I Paul F. Iverson, A.B., B.D. Walter A. Jaworek, Mathematics B.S., C-E ' Hasting College, Union Professional Civil Engineer, Theological Seminary, Engineering Columbia University West Virginia University m '-'A' -- W v -1- ' 1-1 Virginia Johnson, M.A. Mathematics West Virginia University Mrs. Viola Lough Dietitian il, Mrs. Helen Jones Judith Jose Secretary to Dean Secretary , OX ' ' ' I ff V X' ' 'iii ee t e as ,if Capt. Frederick S. Karner, Mrs. Virginia Kolkhorst Dana G. Lough, B.S. B.S. Preceptress Physical Education Military Science Memorial Hall Potomac State College, American University, West Virginia University Omaha University I , if Kenneth M. Malone, M.S. William Earl Michael, M.S. Agriculture Botany, Zoology, Biology West Virginia University Alderson-Broaddus, West Virginia University 2l ws'-e. N 'iililfv 99 surf! Nancy M. Miller, Ph.D. Jasper Thomas Morris, Allen E. Murphy, Ph.D. Christine W. Murray, R.N. Modern Languages M-A- Geology, Geography Resident Counselor Lebanon Valley College, Chemistry, Physical Mount Union College, Reynolds Hall University of Pittsburgh Science West Virginia University Potomac State College, Syracuse University West Virginia University iff ,quan- Leontine Barnett Nuzum, Mrs. Thelma O'Connor Alan H. Paine. Ed.D. MA- Assistant Librarian Mathematics English Gorham State Teachers' Salem College, College, Columbia U. We st Virginia University --f .B-s 9 X , Mrs. Ann Pamer Margaret E. Rafter, M.S. Mr. John Raschella, B.S. Marie R. Rodgers, M.A. Cashier Physical Education Business Manager English West Virginia University West Virginia University Arkansas State Teachers College, George Peabody College 22 -- '-' '--f -f -V Q vw - it fm- 'X Q- l ' Norman E. Rodgers, M.A. Capt. Paul Rofrano, B.S. SFC Joseph Q. Sanders Mary Fravell Shipper, A.B. History Military Science Military Science Librarian Arkansas State College, Pennsylvania Military GGOFEG 'WaShmECt0f1 George Peabody College College University 27... Mrs. Gertrude Stanhagen John Stanhagen A. K. Van Scoy, M.A Administrative Assistant Manager Physics Student Center Salem College, Peabody College 69 . -40 P .l Capt. William H. Charles D. Whitehill, M.M. Anne Elizabethiwithers, Leonard G. lYithers, M.M. Wendelken, B.S. Music M.A. Bfusic Military. Science West Virginia University English Cincinnati Consei-vatoi-V of West Virginia University Aldei-S0n-B1-Oaddug, Music: University O'f Dennison University, Cincinnati New York University Y Z' It is a pleasure to have met you, Professor Handlan! 'Sie V SUE N ,- !l Hope the kids are having fun, Loo!' 7 Dean's Wife Meets Faculty J. :x?:x 'E g I think we should reconsider this matte is ' -rw' 'fig X -:far ',4 lf, 51 if'1ff'l . .QQ fy.U,Ki3 ,, 4 f -.fr Q f 97 if-E-'Fx' 41 v ,ff .v, uf? I ,iff ' 1.125 -' jigs vit' , X , I ,43 , . ,elif 2 'Pi . 'J . fait, J5:4:g1 'M-'J 'WIS :Rf ,,, 771 Ffa ' 32 VSEY5- ' gig? .75'? ..rf -1' 24, 'e':i1,.Lx,, 'n ., ., tsqgj .v.f,g'ffJ. gqftxi, 'filtfl' 'Wil 'Tl'1.'f'.P' f ' I-, :- if no Where are your beanies, Freshme H 2 .3- 'A . , v '?, I f. 'WJ' v,3:.5',,'f 'gf' '.'..:.g' '. 'rf u '- QS' :pu 0 o 'N Kg' Q. . ' K . 'XV' fir QW. Q - E 7' . . sg, Cx .,k3,'QJz P34503 'r:2. n' rs 1 ?!4,'l' 17' 651, 52'QY 3 .. x 'tum-.-. HEAT RES ' ffeyzkfrafzon After gaining entrance to the auditorium to have pictures taken and to buy annuals and beanies, the plebes were guided to the gymnasium to wait in line for the paper work which would admit them to Potomac State and put them on the road to a broader and more liberal education. Sophomores were involved in devising time-saving schemes to get through the line as quickly as possible while freshmen were seeking advice at every turn. Filling in what seemed like countless numbers of blank papers, the new arrivals at Potomac State final- ly emerged into the clear air. After fulfilling the requirement of the hectic day and being almost broke, some went to bed to re- cuperate, while those fortunate enough to have enough money Went out to celebrate. Q 3 5 i No, he cannot carry 43 hours! JP- ji fungi 'K fi 5 r J sa 5 il ll Do you have a fifth handed Zoology book? 26 President Welcomes Freshmen Q fwW5,z'g aw ?ifi5:i::fg rr ' Lessig:-fly zgfgexavfll :L I-Y-,'g-3-5,113-T535 :Wm Vw f-1iix33f, N ig 4.1.1. Rcffwszem 'W' me -a me -'1-1'a-:iw ww. A-.-3:-,wr-'-.nv me : szuzrszfis , as 1 -:H--g,-.':.-5 A ,Law ----s' 5:4 -Q .. ....g.'i?4-.9 5-.-4--.. ,Qu 2-1, ,a rrp--.., ,..... .. ,, 1 - 1 -MSW, .- in 3:5 . Liifffz- -2'-'E i53f7,15:?,55- H . 'A f.. ' -- 1' Q xy , I X ... f TP? N HWS uv an -is , - Holy Moley, more shoes? fy, I - ws- --v vw--V Ti -r' . my-se-M i ii- ian - , V :: I uw-v-. ..,,, ,fra-,.j.,.-,. , 5-A: A H w 5 .,!, E: I. .J --L M. H- 'vu-,4 Y l ..... bm- ..1 z .w+s,,,,.-,,w..-'B'-is in N' .,,. 1 7 7,1 1 . -. - C f c : E 9 qt -' Q I I Filltl.-a ' claws , . L 1 , ,gk ..-, , Q f 9 'P' 41 . . -fr i,-Q91 i . . r w- x 1' 1 ' ..- -, af , ,z A N . , , ,I 6 ,ff-, , tg l , ' 1' - r N A ' Y. f 5 r.gKli+f'Z i'v r r ' 1--A 1 ,REV f ff , ,. f -, ,L i e 4 cha' .Qin Mi, X Q 1 ' ,f:ef'i1- T,- ' Sign-- .' f t, agifltyg xx' ' 5? ,, fl' I ', '-i 'f,,.A 'Z , , i, -J 1 ,l-55, P ,,Q...x1Rlq',f,Z , , f.mg':,-f , 'ff 4: ' l ,l 3t?QfVif 'L 4 'jf f 'fi' :WSI f f Who's Sorry Now? Sputnik! - Beep! Beep! Beep! 149.5 122012 JQQ Arriving at Keyser after the long pilgrimages to Potomac State College amid the beautiful West Virginia hills, be- wildered and confused students began searching for their happy pads known as dormitories. After storing away the paraphernalia necessary for the next year at Potomac State, allowances collected, and final farewells bid, misty- eyes freshmen watched the family car speed away. Others showed little, if any, grief at all as they tried to conquer the campus in grand style, only to be confronted by authori- ties known as freshmen guides, who herded them off to one meeting after another. Only after attending convocations, taking tests, walking around flower beds, meeting strange faces, learning school yells and cheers, and standing in one line after another could the bewildered freshmen proudly consider themselves a part of Potomac State College. Ready for the Big Parade? Stormy Weather Hurrah! I Made It Gamma Pillow Talk 52035 Beginning with the obtaining of rush dates, and culminating with the issuing of pledge pins, the ever-watchful eyes of Panhellenic were alerted to the slightest infraction of the many rules establish- ed to regulate this madness known as Rush, After the. acceptance parties were over, big smiles and firm handshakes, and the Where' re you from ? What's your major ? routine, brought sighs of relief from all the Greeks and shouts of joy from all the pledges, but moments of sadness to the rejected ones. Receptions are Nice, but-Oh, My Feet! We cepfzbn Dressed in our Sunday best ,We participated in the traditional faculty-student annual reception. We Walked from campus building to building, our hands perspired, our memories failed us, but most of us thoroughly enjoyed the privilege of taking part in the first meaningful social event of the year. Upon completion of this, our Potomac State debut, we were somewhat more confident and re- assured that we could properly display our social graces at the forthcoming formal functions. .- X lm- X ii ,J Sign in, PLEASE ! Mr. Iverson, This is Mr. YValker 5, g-, 5-1 f ' 1 91' E' ,,.N, ,, ,:..- 1 ,.. ' .a- '- N YR O12?QCOI221k2y We had parties, we had weekends, but one of the biggest holidays was Homecoming. Following in the tradition of the past, the festivities were officially opened by a spirited thuse and bonfire. Saturday morning the frosh busily decorated the campus and stadium for the visiting alumni and parents. Follow- ing a colorful parade, representing fun-packed hours of paper-stuffing and nail pounding, Catamount en- thusiasts settled back and witnesse.d an exciting football game. At half-time the Queen, well-protected by ROTC men armed with sabers, was presented to the crowd. An unfortunate second half of football followed this grand ceremony, and all were content to for- get about the football game and direct their atten- tion toward those familiar faces whose. names they could not remember and to make the rounds of the teas and the ball that night. 'M 'ww Posterity in the Making Alumni Officials at Foundation Birthday If Her Majesty and Court J f N . , - ...-,, wus Q l Call for Victory . - ' 1 hu :ii m 1 E Proud Graduates of Class of 1912 un-F' ng A 1 A- 'rw-ff' I ...J 1 C 'wits Q C - 'M'-Q-is! -1 'I 1 uit JMX gi, xx v ' -Q-' ,,,, VME ff' Annual Christmas Festivity in Cafeteria C f 2 1' f ,. ,M a W' Q 1'-585' -- A C l , shxsfljni , 4 uigylgx ' 255 9 gg bix 'C A k' ' ' O, Come. O, Come. Immanuel Gffzbfm as Q7 0 js Now Santa, You Know What I Want For Christmas? Language Classes Annual Christmas Party The smell of pine was in the airg holly and mistle- toe were hung everywhere. The spirits were highg the grades were lowg but who cared? It was time to think of stuffed turkeys, teddy bears, diamond rings, and jolly old St. Nick. Following these cele- brations on campus, the students began to pack their luggage and hum, I'll be home for Christmas. 32 mu x K , 69' - 3 I 'N-.. I Just Took a Break em esfer T 122 5 After a three-week vacation, at Christmas time, students were again reminded of their obligations on campus, and silently returned to break ground on their studies for that fatal week of finals. Eventually, as final week examinations Wormed their way upon campus, students began indulging in nicotine, caffeine and Benzedrine and other such stay-awake devices while the.y wiped away their tears and prayed for the coming of the last final. J , , , .1 ,,. 'Q ' 'K 1 1 'J ' 29111 . 1 Q. '4 Ag iii? , Who's Tired ? K F-wr-.:' , A .1 a-df .QQ rf' 'P' - L -Z' 4.4. A x' f .l' 'D--' ,ffxw L lg AX Will They, or VVon't They? 'Pay the Fine or See the dean. ,, ,S- Ou 79146 012 anofofgamera r....,f nl.- Yes, Higgins, They'1'e on the House. Hungry Spectators at Basketball Game ,aww m 21f2?' f I Bid Twenty Spades fy V x 3, 4 - A- S 5.-5,4 HN 'fs-X Please, Fellers, Get Me One TD.' l SEFEZQJ 'Kiev , 1, 3 We'll Sure Miss You, Too. Parents Day Banquet in Armory IS This the Skunk Report? 34 Vibrations Swing It in New Student Union 4343? x 1 ,. . - M wi if ff . 'Tia Q VE! .,5,,,.x ,., . ., jg., , 'P 'as' .Ki A 55,5-' ' ff, W Q .M3w.ynuya,wvXYwyef-1mvuwA-,iwvm-auf-f,Q-Y. ' ' Wifi' ' - NL? W,:.:,f: uw-i, Viz 1 Q I K. , F i QXf'Q74r piggy - .9 V--ff, . 3 , P f .kwa 4, .Q ATHLEWC v Ag- li? U ,,,.,, , QWE,.,Vw' N1 , U H. .,.,,, ,NV ....i.?,.,.,,,,.,.,,.....,m2.,,,,,, ,ki , ., A Q I W 5 E , uw., any LIN K I 23, ff i - V , IB , ', , V ' , ' , ji A I N ' , jgtafil ilil ici ' ill., .fi an s 5 Q ., . pr- - Q- ' W -nl: 'F' - 'hi ' -X' ' V 'Z Yagi: ' ' , . Q ,jf 6 , I H ff l'N ' l 1 We 2 'X z v 4 : i Y jjofomac Qgfafe N V ' ,- rr 1.- afam 0 an fs goofgaf I 1964 Season Coach Dana G. Lough's Catamounts compiled a 1-7 record in the 1963 campaign as the Blue and Gold were victorious only over Ferrum College. Potomac State opened their season by playing host to Bainbridge Naval Academy who downed the locals 6-0 in a contest played on Stayman Field in a steady drizzle. The Loughmen were dealt their second set back of the season 26-20 at the hands of Chowan College of Murfreesboro, N. C. Bob Diaco, Dave Whitzell, Dave Lawson scored for State while Nick Lapcevic converted for two extra points. The Cats hit the road for the first time to battle their arch rival Shepherd College where they Went down in defeat 21-12 after a hard fought battle with the always powerful Rams. Returning to Stayman Field, the Potomac State eleven moved into the winner's circle for the first and last time with a 20-0 decision over the Ferrum College Panthers of Roanoke, Va. This victory marked Coach Louglfs 100th collegiate football win at Potomac State. f 1 4 v' What Decision Will Those Referees Make? Unable to add another win, the Catamounts bowed 26-20 to Montgomery College in another close tilt at Takoma Park, Md. Like many of their frays this year, this battle could have gone either way. Homecoming celebration was marred by a 58-13 shellacking at the hands of Wesley Wolverines of Dover, Del., marking the Loughmen's fifth loss of the season. This is one of the worst trompings that Catamount fans can recall for many years. Facing another major rival, Frostburg College, of nearby Frostburg, Md., the Blue and Gold managed a 7-6 halftime lead, but were overcome 20-7 by the Bobcat's second-half scoring drive. In the season's finale, the Cats dropped a heart- breaking squeaker 14-13 to the Baltimore Junior College Red Devils, another conference foe. Garnering scoring honors for the Cats this year was end Bob Thorne with 24 points on four TD's, followed by quarterback Burt Holcomb and halfback Bob Diaco, each with 18 tallies. f9 11 f-fffvf-mlur-1 N First row: L. to R.: Bill Barclift, mgr., Dan Conley, Harold Cox, Tom Baber, Francis Coda, Robert Bays, Vito Galati, Philip Gaujot, Roy Throne, Roger Keys, Mike Morozowich, Mike Kalinyak. Row 2: Mike Furr, Bill Flippin, Bill Cristman, Robert Arbogast, Roger Kenworthy, Doyle Ours, Rick Landes, Brian Stevens, Terry Turbin, Herbert Harman, Clarence Mustoe, Clavin Montgomery, Charles Garofano, Bill Mabbitt, James Johnson. Row 3: James Christensen, mgr., David L: jf - Head Coach ............. Mr. Dana Lough Ass't. Coach .................... Mr. Estle Miers Student Coaches .... Charles Reese., John Kuzmiak Managers ..... William Barclift, James Christensen Whetzell, Mike Contanos, Milton April, David Lawson, Kevin Ryan, Don Cutlip, Ed Hawkins, Robert Lonergan, Claude Gaujot, Bob Diaco, Bob Laswon, Coach Eck Miers, Coach Lough. Row 4: Charles Reese, John Kuzmiak, student coach- esg Ken Cuprik, Burt Holcomb, Tom Deptula, Robert Thorne, James Eisenhouer, Robert Thornberry, David Collins, Don Carr, Bill Jennewine, Charles Murphy, Nick Lapcevic, John Bianconi. f 9 11 Opponent Potomac Bainbridge . . . .... . . 6 0 Chowan .... .... 2 6 20 Shepherd . . . . . 21 12 Ferrum ..... .. 0 20 Montgomery . . .... 26 20 Wesley ...... .... 5 8 13 Frostburg .... 20 7 Baltimore .... 14 13 in State Opponent 78 Hagerstown . 85 Johnstown .. 93 Altoona ..... 68 Frostburg . . . 85 Charles ..... 75 Prince George 86 Johnstown .. 101 Allegany .... 86 Shepherd . . . 94 Catonsville .. 102 Ann Arundel 104 Allegany .... 70 Robert Morris Score 62 95 72 . .... 64 75 67 64 ......105 98 65 61 77 86 State 62 56 100 93 64 89 77 68 112 96 101 83 1963 - 1964 Opponent Score Point Park ......... Bainbridge Harford ffff Essex ...... .... 70 65 74 47 Shepherd 42 Wesley ..... .... 9 3 60 95 96 89 87 82 Altoona ....... .... Montgomery ....... Shenandoah ........ Frostburg . . . . . . . Baltimore ..... .... Hagerstown . . . . . . . Did He Get Two? TRI-STATE TOURNAMENT February 21 lst Round 1 Potomac .... ..... 6 0 Baltimore .. .... .79 - - vfv--sri l-------fw --f- -i-- - s -f -Y--W -V Y --ff - -H ygasfefgaf Season The Cats had four sophomore men returning to handle the ball for Coach Dana CHorsel Lough. Vet- eran hoopsters for the Gold and Blue were Don Har- mon, Dave Lawson, Donnie Shields, and Courtland Smith. Starting the '63 campaign with a bang, the Lough- men defeated Hagerstown Junior College 78-62 on the local hardwoods on November 30. With one game past the boards, the Cats were dealt their initial loss of the season 95-85 at the hands of Johnstown on the Pennsylvanians' court. The Cats sought re.venge for this loss as they romped over Altoona 93-72 on December 6. With a 2-1 record the Loughmen eked out a 68- 64 win over the Frostburg Bobcats in a come-from- behind thriller before the local crowds. On Decem- ber 13 the Potomac five traveled to Charles College where they decisioned the Marylanders 85-75. In the same road trip, the Cats extended their winning streak by downing Prince George 75-67. Allegany Community College dealt the Blue and Gold their second defeat of the season in a 105-101 setback in overtime in Cumberland, Maryland. In the first game of the new year, the Cats handed the visiting Cagers of Johnstown an 86-64 loss on Jan- uary 10 to avenge an earlier setback. With a 6-2 record on the line, the locals journeyed to Shepherdstown on January 14 where they dropped a 98-86 decision to their arch rivals, the Rams. In the first game of a twin-bill at home on January 17, the locals delivered a 94-65 loss to Catonsville College. The following night at Cumberland, Mary- land, in another double-header, the locals shot at a .469 clip to wallop the visiting Ann Arundel quint 102-61. Following a five-day break, the Catamounts played host to undefeated Allegany College and com- pete.ly outplayed them for a 104-77 victory, and avenged the heartbreaker at the hands of the Tor- j ans earlier in the season. Opening a two-day stand in Pittsburgh, January 24, State suffered an 86-70 setback to Robert Morris College. State's second loss in as many days came at the hands of Point Park College, January 25, to the tune of 70-62. The. Catamounts netted disaster again, when Bain- bridge Naval Academy handed the Loughmen a 65- 56 loss on January 30 for the locals' third straight setback on opponents courts. Snapping their losing streak, the local five gave Harford College of Bel Air, Maryland, a 100-74 dubbing with 12 PSC' hoop- sters hitting the scoring column. Remaining on the road, the Cats met Essex College on February 1, where they outclassed their rivals 93-47. In their busiest week on the season's schedule. the Catamounts got off to a bad start receiving a 6-1-42 shellacking from the Shepherd College Rams. This marked the Cats' first loss on home courts in seven outings. Hosting undefeated Wesley College of Dov- er, Delaware, the following night, Potomac State lost its chance to tie the conference leaders when the Delawareans squeaked out a 93-89 decision in the nip and tuck match. Traveling to Altoona, Pennsylvania, on February 7, the Potomac team dumpe.d the Keystone cagers 77-60. This win brought the Cats' slate to 12-8. The locals suffered their ninth lo'ss of the season Febru- ary 8, on the local hardwoods as the Montgomery Black Knights bombed the Potomac quint 95-68 in State's only afternoon tilt on the schedule. On February 11, the Cats tromped Shenandoah 112-88 on the home court in the only meeting be- tween the two schools this year. In the same week, the Loughmen traveled to Frostburg, Maryland. to tangle with the Bobcats, and made a sweep of the two-game season series by clawing the Marylanders 96-89. In the Cats final appearance before the local fans in '64, they dumped visiting Baltimore Junior Col- lege 101-87, marking the sixth time this season that the Loughmen went over the one hundred score. In the season's finale, the PSC cagers eked out an 83- 82 decision over Hagerstown fMd.l College in the Hub City. This win put State's over-all log at 16-9 and their conference tally at 11-3. The 1963-64 basketball campaign ended in an abrupt stop on February 21 when the Cats were halted in the first round of the Tri-State Junior College Tournament in Dover. Delaware, by Balti- more Junior College 79-60. The Red Devils thus avenged a week-old loss dealt them by the Cats. and shattered State's tournament hopes. ll ll 1 ' Q 2 1 l , Q , . 5 l 5 1 Q 3 S E 1 35'-f 1 - 'gli Y z- -' ,ffw 6 , Q. , 'Aqvilg , .U fury ff . 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T Q y, y e Kathryn Carvey , ' ' 3 Af ' - 'K , H.. , .K V A ' ' , V ,MQ,,4g,j,,, , .... A - . 'aw W, X--Y-'V Ai ,.,, b 1 Eiffgfh-Q XX A A -A tgsggy ji K yi F In ...A-v......w,....- ..,.,.-.w-- 'K gi. f Wk I ,,,.N,,X,, . , A ,, ,, X ' ' - .,,1.:m-new. . 'TZ wil Carol Mlers 'T' ,Q L . NX. x , in Q - ,M , MQ 'MN'-W ,XX ii ?,'l .W an Y l 961460 ers Let's Go! Let's Go! '. ll if P, -A '-Q. ' 'I 1:44 ORGA IZATIO S .,,,,g ,, , -,nd Y if -- - W , ' -f fff ' f lt .gf , sv 'Fil' 'Hi im' i QSXUUQJQX GOUUCI' The Student Council, governing order of the Stu- dent Body, supervises student activities, 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 quar- ters in the dormitory. Traditions were explained, and Freshmen Rules were inaugurated. In order to raise funds for athletic awards, the Council sponsor- ed the Homecoming Dance and the May Day Ball. It prepared and sold printed programs for home in 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 admin- istration for final approval. 'Ti l l I Q' l ki if xl 1 Y. The members of the Student Council are: Ray McManis-President, Student Council. SOPHOMORE CLASS C. J. Fetchero ...................... President Mike Dransfield . . . . . . . . .Vice-President Betty Kapp ..... ............... S ecretary Robert Lawson . . . ................ Treasurer Roger Shallis .... .... R ep. to Student Council Betty Criner . . . ......... Parliamentarian FRESHMAN CLASS Phil Gau j ot ......................... President Rodger Kenworthy .... ..... V ice-President Carol Mandigo ........ ............. S ecretary Gary Mitchell ..... ................ T reasurer Sharon Berger . . . . . .Rep. to Student Council li: IRM I lil lll -lu Campus Leaders Stressing Importance of Student Council .'J sa. . .nf L fi sig SORORITY AND FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS Mary Kay Hammond ........... Sigma Iota Chi Barbara Nicholson Crep.D ..Eta Upsilon Gamma Barbara Malone .............. Kappa Delta Psi Ray McManis ........... ...... P hi Sigma Nu Thomas Hood . .. ..... Theta Sigma Chi Joseph Strange . . . .... Phi Kappa Omega REPRESENTATIVES Mary Miller, Pasquinof Carol Miers, Cheerlead- ersg Elaine Kalbaugh, Women's Athletic Associ- ationg Judy Mokosh, Women's Resident Associa- tiong John Harmon, Circle K3 Roger Shallis, Roth Military Honorary Society: Cheryl Maderia, Christian Youth Fellowshipg Richard Pirozzi, Newman Clubg Dinah Sue Wells, Sigma Phi Ome- gag Valla Bartlett, Home Economics Club: David Helmick, Agriculture Club, Kenneth Turner. Engineers Clubg William Chidester, Cafanzomzt: Patricia Hanlin, Players and representatives from Davis Hall, Singers, Panhellenic, and Delta Psi Omega. Freshmen Guides Take A Break I I X-4 'V PI W afamounf- Our G0 Qye yeargoof The staff of the 1964 Cafanzounf has strived to put together an annual which will serve as a dis- play window for the college, a reservoir of memories for the students and a historical account for future posterity. The planning of the book is begun one year in advance with the selection of the staff. Culiminating with the final editing and proofreading and distribu- ting of the books, the cycle is ready for repetition for another year. Among the pages of the 1964 Cafamozmz' are features depicting campus life. In this yearbook are photographs of two years of striving and achievem- ment. We hope that events recalled and held dear will be of significance to all students. The 1964 Catamount represents many laborious sessions resulting in a single opportunity for success or failure. The staff must be prepared to meet the judgments of the readers once the books is distribut- ed in May. This year's Cata'm.ozm.t is presented to the Student Body with the hope that it has successfully sum- marized a various crossection of campus functions, each representative of the emphasis and influence of our Alma Mater. CATAMOUNT STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..... ...................... .... W . Kent Chidester Business Manager . . . . Photographic Editor . . . Typing Editor ....... Sponsor ..... . . . . . .Glenn Harman .... ...Norman Moore . . . . .Barbara Nicholson ....Dudley W. G. Gordon Yearbook Heads Prepare Dummy for '64 Catamount W,-f '0 fu Advertising Staff Discusses Sales Campaign TYPING STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF Penny Ashenfelter Gary Ambridge John Harman Betty Criner Sherry Corbitt Patty Harness Mary Linn Marc Elliott Karen Huchette Linda Orazi Chuck Grossmann James Mazure Mary Kay Hammond Typing Staff Clicks Off Copy Jeannette Shepp A ,Y . . : - 7662 Qjas 511220 llf' O QW if fi. EDITOR PLANNING THE PASQUINO The Pasqmirzo, the college newspaper, is a fort- nightly publication which keeps students, faculty, parents, alumni, and others informed about campus activities. All journalism majors are automatically on the staff, but many positions are filled by vol- unteers from a cross section of the campus who con- tribute their efforts to the news, advertising, and circulation staffs. It takes a press run of about 2,000 copies to meet the PaSquino's circulation demands. The newspaper staff has as a special project, the distribution of an annual Student-Faculty Directory. All staff workers are eligible to attend the spring Press Banquet, when a speaker prominent in the communications media is invited to address the group. ' ' T- 1 QZU.S'!0d!0QZ PASQUINO STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... Mar L Miller News Editor ............ Corrine V. Miller Sports Editor ............ Dinah Sue Wells Business Manager .......... Judy Tetrick Circulation ................ Roger Shallis Staff Photographer ........ Norman Moore Adviser ........ Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater Mailing' Crew Preparing Bundles SPORTS STAFF Francis Herbert, Jim Hildreth, Karen Sue Huchette, Robert Likens, Jim Robison, Jean Scott, Richard Trimmer. CIRCULATION STAFF Stella Barkman, Kathryn Beegle, Sarah Boyce, Barbara Brown, Ellen Conrad, Susan Darrow, Ellen Dunlap, Janet L. Foley, Don- ald L. Friend, Patricia J. Hanlin, Karen Sue Huchette, Mary Louise Linn, Rodger Parsons. Staff Explains Production Details x ,xr- Future Fourth Estatesmen NEWS STAFF Charles E. Arnold, Richard Carson, Patty Coleman, J. S. Gibbs, Donna Folk, Ann Jo- hannesen, James Neitzel, Dennis C. Paugh. BUSINESS STAFF Charles E. Arnold, .Juliette Devlin, Thomas Burnell, Bonnie Mc.Avoy, Carol McYicker. Clara Plessinger. IKGCQ if YY , ,fX I The Circle K Club of Potomac State College is a service organization dedicated to this institution and to the community of Keyser. The local Circle K Club was established in 1952 and holds Charter Six in Circle K International. The 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 International is to improve relations with the college, community, country, and God. QQ .lynn-., Major projects this year were: operating the second-hand bookstore, sponsoring the annual Home- coming Parade, continuing a campus litter project, assisting with Parents' Day, aiding in the annual Blood Mobile program of the city of Keyser, spon- soring a flying visit of the Red Cross Blood Mobile to the campus, continuing a recognition plaque. for scholastic leaders in the school, sponsored an Indian child under the direction of the Save The Children Federation, and serving as guides for various campus activities. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS John Harman Ray Harris Gary King Thomas Martin William Milleson Frank Abruzzino Stephen Bennett Claude Gaujot Gary Hall Glenn Harman Norman Moore David Van Zant Milton MacDonald Ray McManis Jerry Peel Jeff Rafter Ralph Sharp Mike Shepard John Wagoner Donnie Shields John Sligar Robert Sloan Joe Strange Vaughn Thomas Robert Thorne Xi, 5 I '55, , ,H A Uzbek if l 4f 'i Q FRESHMAN MEMBERS Doug Barbash Dan Gray Leland Ours Glen Dyer John Harvey Richard Roby C. J. Fetchero William Hillbain Roger Smith Robert Fye William Jennewine. George Yan Meter Phil Gaujot Ray Ort Robert Wells OFFICERS President ........... John Harman Vice President .... Bill Milleson Secretary ..... ...... R ay Harris Treasurer ............ John Sligar W.Va. District Secretary Glenn Harman W. Va. District Advisor W. E. Michael Home Ec. Advisor Instructing Circle K. 17 X -5 , 'CV rf I 4 C yi zcu fare The Agriculture Club was organized October 11 inf, in Vocational Agiicultuie General Agriculture 1954, for the purpose of stimulating and biinging Veteiinaiy SCIENCE and Forestry about a Closer academic alld Social rfelatiomhlp be Enteiln the winnin float in the Homecomln tween students majoring IH the various phases of Palade Wi one of the gnawl accomphshments dwg lt . agricu ure Membership in the club is open to students majoi Milton April Roger Crites Donald Dick Alvin Fint Robert Fye Ben Gay Danny Gray David Helmick S. Grant Hill Robert Lawson Michael Yokum -val President ..... David Helmick Vice-President .. Pobeit Liwson Secretary ..... Ben Gay Treasurer . . . James Neil Reporter ,, Vaughn Thomas MEMBERS Cecil Lower Dale McVicker William Milleson Dow Mongold James Neil Anthony Parks Calvin Sharp Vaughn Thomas Frank VanAmbu1gh Ronald Wise Annual Ayr. Club Turkev Shoot , l x gf The Engineers Club is a campus organization com- posed of freshman and sophomore engineering ma- jors at Potomac State College. It has been in exist- ence since 1932 and provides for the student engi- neer a professional atmosphere to go along with his academic life on the campus. Visiting professional engineers speak to the members, industrial films are 12 yn? eezis U6 shown at the meetings, and trips are taken to in- dustrial plants in the area. The organizations main purpose is to lend a professional atmosphere needed by student engineers as a stepping stone for asso- ciation with local, state, and national professional engineering societies when the student graduates in some field ot' engineering. OFFICERS President ...... ........... .... K e nneth Turner Vice President ..... ,... S teve Bennett Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . .Gary L. King Representative to Student Council .. ...David Page Freshme.n Donald Baker Milton Baker Thomas Carter Richard Cauffield James Colvin Richard Criser Frances Ferrone James Flint John Fraser Ronald Free James Griffin Robert Harler William Hartman Robert Hill William Hillborn Richard Layding Francis Lymburner John Malone James Nelson David Patrignani MEMBERS Robert Payne John Peters Terre Rhoderick James Sclater Robert Sekora Larry Smith Harry Snyder Raymond Throne Robert Trout Danny Vance George Walker Sophomores George Bennett Paul Braithwaite Robert Bruce David Disque David Ellis Robert Engle Eric Gibbs Robert Gall Gary King Lucien Lenhart Harold Lynch David Page Fred Roscoe Donnie Shields James Spangler Lyle Trumbull Kenneth Turner Lowell Whipp Fairley Workman 'A .Q 1 -. l f 0122e 10012 0122165 fQC0'J0Af,X OFFICERS ff-,c0'g0af,s 45 ,i- QPX Sz. E- l QPX o fi l 5 President ......................... Valla Bartlett o 'li 1 iv I 'lr ff - - I '22 D 1 i -1 .fi gi Vice-President ...... ........ J udy Taylor 1 i :fig gf Q AQ! Secretary-Treasurer . . . .... Beverley VanScoy Q AQ! Historian .......... .... K athei-ine Ridder The Potomac State Chapter of the College Section of the West Virginia Home Economics Association. The membership is extended to all Women on the campus who are interested in the programs of the organization. These programs are planned in relation to the National Program. Some of the areas of Home Economics included in this year's program were the promotion of a better understand- ing of Home Economics, intelligent purchase. of con- sumer goods and services, and appreciation of some of the lasting satisfactions to be gained from Home Economics as a profession. These activities featured guest speakers from the various areas of Home Eco- nomics, attending state meetings with members of other chapters, competing in activities for home eco- nomists in training, touring industries engaged in food processing, preparing displays for campus activ- ities and assisting with campus social functions. Special recognition gained by members of the club this year were: Valla Bartlett served as a member of the Executive Council for College Chapters in West Virginia, Blanche Turner, Sheila Phillips, Val- la Bartlett and Beverley VanScoy were recognized for outstanding Work in the MAKE IT WITH AMER- ICAN WOOL CONTEST. Y AY ,v- -- ABITS BE FQQC IU Preparing' Home Ee. Bulletin Board Woolen Sweater Display Learning to Sew g '1 ,f J ,i P 1 l li ii 4 i Modeling: Own Creation t V- V W. 6351415111512 0 aff gem ws 40 YW OFFICERS President ........ ............... . . .Cheryl Maderia Vice President . . .... Nancy Manning Secretary ...... ..... B onnie Baker Tre.asurer . . .... Betty Criner MEMBERS Bonnie Baker Donald Barker Kay Beegle Doris Bennett Betty Criner Shane DeHaven Ellen Dunlap Janet Foley Patricia Harness Karen Sue Huchette Elaine Kalbaugh Lucien Lenhart Cheryl Maderia Barbara Malone Nancy Manning Corrine Miller Carolyn Biser Mary Kay Hammond 1. 2 3 The Christian Youth Fellowship was organized on Potomac State campus in 1949. This organization strives to bring Christian youth of Potomac State College into closer contact with the church and to deepen their devotional life through recreation and fellowship. Constructive programs are presented by the various members at the meetings which are I 1 i 56 l Patsy Lipscomb Patsy Yokum held each Monday evening. Mr. W. Earl Michael serves as faculty advisor at these meetings. The Christian Youth Fellowship co-sponsored Spir- itual Emphasis Week and sponsored the Pre-Easter Communion and Pre-Easter worship services for Protestant students. It also participated in se.veral campus social events. - --- -'--1- TJ fQ6UI22dI? , l I E' 3 i I I f 1 1? F i as 23' :A i f 5 A l e 4,1 if X '- . President ........ Vice President . .. Secretary ...... Treasurer .. Frank Abruzzino John Atkinson Timothy Atkinson Michael Babyak John Bianconi Robert Bossone Richard Bowman Patricia Brennan Joseph Dakerty Shane DeHaven Mary Devin Marc Elliott Barbara Fougere Vito Galati , -fh ' OFFICERS ....Richa1'd Pirozzi . . . .Francis Coda . . . .Mary Dorsey . . .Kevin Ryan MEMBERS John Kennedy John Kuzmiak Joseph LaRosa David Lawson William Mabbitt Frank Ma.rtino Judith Mokosh Cecilia Glorious Robert Hager Patricia Hanlin Mary Handlan Donald Hill Betty Kapp John Kaylor Mary McLaughlin George Paxton Frederick Roscoe John Ruhl Joseph Strange Kenneth Turner Helen Zaletski To place greater emphasis on religion, the Newman Club has been e.stablished at Potomac State College. The Newman Club is a national Catholic organi- zation. Its purposes are to foster the spiritual, in- tellectual, and social interests of Catholic students. At one of the two monthly meetings, talks on religi- ous or social subjects are given by visiting speakers. Mr. J. Kenna Burke is the faculty advisor of the club. The club meets the first and third Mondays oi each month at 7 330 in the Science Hall. The Newman Club, in co-operation with the C.Y.F., sponsors Spiritual Emphasis Week during the month of February. This year the guest speaker who represented the Catholic faith was Father Richard J. Burke. ., . .,--M -. . i, , jfe ZQjOI22QIQ 75 The Women's Residence Association, established on December 7, 1944, is comprised of the Women living in Reynolds and Friend Halls. The function of the association is that of co-ordinating the liv- ing standards in both dormitories through acting as a governing body functioning with the respective hall councils. To promote good relations and friend- liness and assist in the social life of the residence Reynolds Hall halls is another responsibility of the association. Among its activities, the association was represent- ed in the annual Homecoming Parade, sponsored an annual Christmas Party, and is helping to empha- size the importance of cultural aspects of college life. One of its objectives is that of presenting some re- productions of masterpieces to the women's dormi- tories. OFFICERS President ..................... Judith A. Mokosh , Vice. President ....................... Joyce Fike Q- A Secretary .......................... Ruth Cross -3 , 4 Treasurer ........................... Sally Karl ' , N Social Chairman .................. Corrine Miller X-g 11' 58 7 - ff- Tai- - yaesz' Q12 ce 535 00156012 I . 3 . A, at 4' l gg' Q4 AA r Q U 6 ' 9 - Q4 , k I 1 kv 4 Friend Hall Q05 of w fel? 'oi j 'fi flfm ful, 5 ' 3 59 Friend Hall f v F 3. l lsr 4: -E 1 W 7 , YW-Tn... .. .... F' 'T' 0122 Q12 .S JZHQXIC f ssoczkzfzbn A sport for every woman and every Woman in a sport is the motto of the Women's Athletic Associ- ation. It was organized to popularize Women's ath- letics and to provide leisure time activities. The. aims of this organization are to develop stand- ards of leadership and sportsmanship and to promote those activities which may be adapted to the leisure time of later school. Intramural games are bowling, volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, badminton, and shuffleboard. The club is open to all girls enrolled in Potomac State College. A total of 250 points entitles a mem- ber to an emblem. These points are acquired by par- ticipation in tournaments, attending meetings, and in other ways. W.A.A. made corsages for the mothers on Parents Day. This project proved extremely successful. OFFICERS President ......... . . . Vice President ...... Secretary-Treasurer .. Point Keeper ....... Program Chairman . .. Publicity Chairman . .. . . . . . .Elaine Kalbaugh . . . . .Mischele Ward . . . . . . .Penny Conely . . . .Barbara Nicholson . . . . . . . .Judy Astfalk . . . . .Jeannie Scott MEMBERS Bonnie Baker Juliette Devlin Marlene Braddock Barbara Fileti Patricia Brennan Kathy Firlie Donna Brooks Pe.nny Conely Elaine Kalbaugh Carol Miers Mischele Ward , I W 'E 7' i r ' ,il T-I Players, organized in 1919 on the Potomac State College campus, holds the distinction of being the oldest organization at Potomac State. Members, who need no previous experience in dramatics, may mork in any phase of the theater, from acting to set con- struction, lighting techniques and the art of stage make-up. This year two one.-act plays were produced in the early weeks of the second semester. A larger pro- duction was given later in the spring. f ofomac C fafe I a ers Membership in Delta Psi Omega, national dramat- ic honorary society, is awarded each year to mem- bers of Players who have done outstanding work. and have made valuable contributions to the organ- ization. Election to the society is not automatic. how- ever, upon the accumulation of the one hundred points necessary for considerationg candidates must meet local and national requirements for election, as Delta Psi Omega is a fraternity which gives recog- nition only to members of dramatic organizations who excel in the theater. OFFICERS President .......... ............ .... P a tricia Hanlin Vice-President ....... . . .Michael Zontanos Secretary-Treasurer .... Judith Mokosh BN.. Q I is MEMBERS jx- , H 95' 'D W' Z Thomas Baber John Kennedy FW E j 'U Robert Bossone Bonnie McAvoy 1 V X1 Ada Bowyer Carol Mandigo Donald Carr Richard Moon Zelda Lee Drainer Donald Francisco Richard Hartnett Roger Parsons Blanche Turner David Whitzell tw Y-r . . ----f-aa.--,-,f.n-... ... - - -- . - ---Y .1 ...,..,.,L,, CU One of the oldest, most active, and most popular college organizations is the Potomac State Singers. This group was organized in 1926 to give students in singing an opportunity to enjoy group partici- pation in the art. Since its beginning, the Singers' group has grown quite large, and now consists of fifty members. The Singers organization is composed of a wo- men's chorus, a men's chorus, and mixed chorus. They take part in the Religious Emphasis Week pro- ! ofomac Qsfafe zhgefs grams, 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. MEMBERS Judy Astfalk Le.e Drainer John Ice George Ott Bonnie Baker Adela Fennell Ann Johannesen Lois Patterson Robert Bell Karen Flint Louise Kister Robert Porter Sharon Berger Chris Franklin Carole Koon Louann Rockenstein Kathleen Bobo John Fraser Nick Lapcevic Bruce Shaffer James Brittain Joseph Frye Patsy Lipscomb LeAnn Sindy Barbara Brown Vito Galati Mary Llewellyn John Smith Nancy Carling Claude Gaujot Cheryl Maderia Martin Stone Kathryn Carvey Carol Goodholn Barbara Malone Joe Stutler Debbie Colesworthy Mary Handlan Sue McDowell Willard Watkins Wayne Dare Richard Hartnett Glenn Miller Lynn Whipp Sara Daugherty Hugh Hollingsworth Barbara O'Rear Gary Williams Shane DeHaven fPresidentl Helen Zaletski Mr. Leonard Withers, Director 62 Mr. Richard Davis, Accompanist MEMBERS rjofomac cgfafe Cancer! an The Potomac State College Concert Band is a credit Charles Whitehill. presented a spring concert on the course available to both men and women. Partici- college campus and also participated in the Annual pation in the Concert Band enables students to con- Music Festival sponsored by the Keyser Kiwanis tinue their musical training. The Concert Band de- Club. Concluding the concert season, the band played votes its time to the study and performance of band forthe graduation exercises in May. literature of the highest quality. The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Atchison, Jimmy Batcheller, John Bell, Robert Brooks, Donna Castello, Larry Cheesman, Robert Christman, William Fileti, Barbara Fougere, Barbara Galvin, Dennis Halbritter, Judy Harper, Woody Harler, Robert Hartnett, Richard Jones, Bryan Kuhn, Pamela Lymburner, Francis Mitchell, Gary Old, Francis Ott, George Prediger, Dave Reider, Curtis Rhoderick, Terre Rhoades, Nancy 63 Robinette, Roger Roby, Richard Sandusky, Tom Shaffer, Bruce Sharp, Ralph Smith, Mike Spangler, James Strawderman, Thonia Warder, Wayne Wlatkins, VVillard Wise, Ronald Williams, Gary fofomac' fafe Qance Zan The Potomac State College Dance Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles VVhitehill, affords the mem- bers experience in the field of dance music. Mem- bership in this credit course is open to any student by audition. In addition to the regular music avail- able for dance bands, this group varies its sound by using special arrangements by Mr. Whitehill and The Stage Band made several appearances at school functions during the year such as the Faculty Reception, the. Parent's Day convocation and the Recognition Day Program. It also appeared in two spring concerts in addition to the annual spring tour to neighboring high schools in conjuntion with the Potomac State Singers. by using small combos and soloists. Atchinson, Jimmy Batcheller, John Bell, Robert Castello, Larry Christman, William MEMBERS Harper, Woody Spangler, James Jones, Bryan Ott, George Prediger, Dave. Shaffer, Bruce Smith, Mike Watkins, Willard Williams, Gary Wise, Ronald Zimmerman, Irving 6510 .SEP 64 - 71- - Anderson, Van F. yzffar yZ0dZ C' zhy ZQJQJ 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 its contributes much to the spirit of the school by performing at all home football games and pep rallies. The band provides the music for the ROTC noon formations. The ROTC Band participat- ed in the Veteran's Day parade, the Homecoming parade, and the Keyser Christmas parade. HF! M4515 Director, Mr. Charles Whitehill . Kwit 4 - -...M L- ' ' - MEMBERS Ott, George Atchinson, Jimmy Batcheller, John Bosserman, Walter Bell, Robert Castello, Larry Cheesman, Robert Christman, William Galvin, Dennis Harper, Woody Hartnett,Richard Harler, Robert Heckert, James Jones. Bryan Klinestiver, Robert Lymburner, Francis Mitchell. Gary Old, Francis Prediger, Dave Reider. Curtis Rhoderick, Terre Robinette. Roger Roby, Richard Sandusky, Thomas Shaffer, Bruce Sharp. Ralph Smith. Mike Spangler. James Strawderman. Thoma Warder. Wayne Watkins, Willard lVilliams. Gary VVise. Ronald WOM 7dI4 OI? weary Ocjez? z Wg l ROTH Military Honorary Society was formed in 1953 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 at Potomac State. The Society's chief objective is to honor outstand- ing ROTC students who have demonstrated quali- ties of leadership and have achieved a high military and academic standing. To be invited into ROTH, a student must attain a military science grade of B or better and an overall academic grade of C or above. The ROTH colors, red and White, are dis- played in the ribbon and fourragere worn by all members in addition to the ROTC uniform. ROTH annually sponsors the ROTC Rifle Team, the Military Ball, the Fall Banquet, the Spring Cook- out, and a float in the Homecoming Parade. Also the organization is responsible for the performance of ceremonial activitie.s of a military nature in con- nection with Potomac State College activities. MEMBERS Charles Grossman Glen Harman John Harman Kenneth Harris Richard Hartnett David Helmcik Frank Abruzzino John Batcheller George Bennett Walace Bennett John Bianconi Robert Bruce Dave. Disque David Ellis Robert Engle James Evans Paul Gates Thomas Hood Gary King Robert Klinestiver Harold Lynch Hugh Hollingsworth David Page Donnie Shields John Sligar Joseph Strange Vaugn Thomas Kenneth Turner John Wagoner Gary Williams Ronald Wise Lowell Whipp Fairley Workman Morton MacDonald Thomas Martin Ray McManis William Milleson George Moser Francis Old Richard Pirozzi Roger Shallis Ralph Sharp Jerry Peel is 'X Nasa 'WW Cafamounf eam OFFICERS President ....... ............ ..... R i chard Lyons Vice President .... James Junkins Secretary ..... ..... J ames Neil Treasurer .... John Haines MEMBERS Dave Buckell Thomas Carter John Haines Steve Hayden James Junkins James Neil Tony Parks Roger Smith George Stanya Gary Waugerman Richard Lyons The Catamont Rifle Club, sponsored by the Mili- tary Department and Roth Honorary Society, is one of the several competitive sports offered to Potom- ac State students. Through the affiliation with the National Rifle Association, KNRAJ, the team par- Sponsor ....... Coach .......... Assistant Coach .. ticipates in the NRA Sectionals, which were held this year at West Virginia University. Also through NRA, the students have excellent opportunities to work as certified assistants in Rifle. Instruction at summer camps throughout the United States. ....Capt. Paul P. Rofrano, Jr. . . . .Sfc Charles B. Christian . . . .Sfc Joseph Q. Sanders , 1 ,,,r v, I Dinah Wells Elizabeth Kapp Helen Martina Marie Miller Mary Miller I I F I 1 l I l l 1 . 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Treasurer ...... Adamas Editor . .. Sergeant-at-A rms Chaplain ........ HTG. I Q2 fi 2? Q, 5 'X dj., Z' Lex .ffl Q ,fx Cifa CMUSILIQ gamma OFFICERS MEMBERS ..............Elizabeth Kapp . . .Barbara Nicholson . . . .Penelope Conley . . . .Marie Miller . . . .Mary Miller .. .... Dinah Wells . . .Betty Criner Penelope Ashenfelter Stella Barkman Valla Bartlett Sharon Berger Anita Bissett Kathryn Carvey Betty Church Penelope Conley Betty Criner Shane DeHaven Joyce Fike Jennifer Gerstell Cynthia Helm Elaine Kalbaugh Elizabeth Kapp Mary Linn Carol Mandigo Sisters Discuss Harvest Swing Carol Miers Adrain Miller Marie Miller Mary Miller Carol McVicker Barbara Nicholson Gail Onyun Karen Pratt Victoria Price Kathryn Ridder LouAnn Rockenstein Suzanne Shelton Mary Stone Beverly VanScoy Mischele Ward Dinah Wells Lynella Wisgin tv1lI 1 QQ .0 Hra 3 Q' 6 iz' 4,921 .fa vis ev Q if .W G2 'ttf W v v 1 'r ' .ev v -UI QW 99 Qi? Qt Qi I 4. V 4 l 7'-Tl ,f' ., xx ll 8116 KMOSIAIQ amma I Feel Pretty, Oh So Pretty Eta Upsilon Gamma was founded at Christian College in Colum- bia, Missouri, in 1901. It is the oldest national junior college sorori- ty in the National College Panhellenic. The aims of Eta Epsilon Gamma are to promote scholarship achievement, stimulate school spirit, and to broaden and enrich friendship. The sorority started off the year with a successful rush party held in the lounge of Davis Hall. The theme for the party was West Side Story, which the girls adapted to fit the group. In November the Gammas jointly sponsored the annual Harvest Swing with Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity. The sorority sponsored an in- formal dance in February. Honors bestowed on Gamma members during the year are: Kath- ryn Carvey was selected to reign as Miss Eastern West 'Virginia and was chosen as fourth runnerup to Miss West Virginia: Carol McVicker was elected by the student body to reign as Miss Cata- mount XXV: Mary Miller was the first recipient of the Kirkland S. McKee Memorial Scholarship: Dinah Wells was elected presi- dent of Sigma Phi Omega Society and selected as Potomac States representative to the Apple Blossom Festival: Elizabeth Kapp was chosen to reign over the Harvest Swing: Marie Miller and Penny Conley were chosen finalists for Military Ball Queen: Mary Miller and Dinah Wells served as editor and sports editor, respectively, of the Pasq1z1'no,' Kathryn Carvey, Carol Miers. Joyce Fike. and Penny Conley were cheerleaders: Marie Miller, Mary Miller. Eliz- abeth Kapp, and Dinah Wells were selected as ROTC sponsors: Mary Miller was our candidate for May Day Queen. 73 Q mimic Q-5 l 4 n ,nn ' X. .-A, ,' 'df l ,eaerwv f 1 ' -, Maawmgviffawv 4' 3 g zcfssri-YSWNW AM 'x K, :EEF --- '--, M 3-HE' QQ . I MT. ' -ell ' Mill A81 If Q psf, UQ jfefa Cgzyma OFFICERS MEMBERS PI'6Sld9I'1t ...................... ThOl'I13S A. Hood James Atghinggn Vice President . . .. .David Van Zant Finig P, Bgyce n Glenn H9f1'IT1-HTI Richard Carson Secretary ..... .. .Michael Dransfield William Chidestel- Treasurer ...... ..... W ayne Warder Michael Drgngfield Chaplain ....... ....... R ay O'Neal Rgbert Fye Sergeant-at-AI'mS ...... ....... D avid Shllln Glenn Harman Pledge Master .. ....Charle,s Murphy Corresponding Secretary .... . . .......Paul Lamm Robert Klinestiver ' fu' ' ,,:'-n -V '- l X - L' . EL? 2 ,W ' Q Ili C H ' lil' 1 A 5-LL 1- .L ' , L' - W ,iff-v . 3: ' 1' '4 '- T' f . GW 'Eg 3 John Harman Thomas Hood Charles Holliday William Jennewine Rodger Kenworthy Robert Klinestiver William Knott Paul Lamm Harold Lynch Peter McFarlane. Richard Morton Charles Murphy Ronald May Ray O'Neal Dave Prediger Terre Rhoderick Thomas Sandusky Robert Sekora David Shinn Danny Vance David Van Zant Wayne Warde.r Robert Wells Jay Gibbs Pledges Gary Ambridge Stan Ambridge Charles Arnold Donald Bake.r David Collins Harold Cox Dennis Galvin William Heffelfinger Dallas House William Litton William Peters Kenneth Pittman Charles Reese Charles Rutledge Harry Snyder T Willard Watkins Theta-Gamma entry in Homecoming parade t s' trtrmc ' l A 'o 'i- 'om if'wfl 1 ig WML I P -EEA 3 E1 - ..A,. Q Q Q 'X- l 'I ' Q-4'2 1 I :li-'fx-tp, .9 Er-.inn nQ'93Q Sig I gfefa Cgzyma The Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded on the campus of Potomac State College in 1922. The fraternity promotes better char- acter, good fellowship, top scholarship, and better school spirit. Theta Sigma Chi participates in many college events: conduct- ing the election of Miss Catamount during the Homecoming Week- endg presenting a float in the annual Homecoming Parade and the annual Harvest Swing-both in conjunction with their sister sor- ority, Eta Upsilon Gamma. The organization proudly points to the accomplishments of their men. Glenn Harman was elected the District Treasurer of Circle K, Circle K Man of the Month CNov.J, Business Editor of the Catamount, and a member of the Dean's List: John Harmon was president of Circle K, secretary of Roth Military Honorary Society, and placed on the President's Listg William Chidester was editor of the Catamovmtg Thomas Hood was president of the Panhellenic Council and the college bowling league and Information Officer of Roth Military Honorary Societyg David Van Zant reigned as king of the Harvest Swingg and Rodger Kenworthy was Vice President of the freshman class. Other activities of the fraternity included several informal part- ies, a rush party for the pledges and the annual picnic in the spring. Coronation of Theta-Gamma Harvest Swing Royalty W Q... -' .' OFFICERS President .... ............ . ...... B arloara Malone Secretary-Treasurer . .. .... Sandra Brown Chaplaln ....... . . . . . .Diannah Vann ,,77, , was rw- Fi' W M Z. X ,WWC ti X M t 4i :5l,,. 53 , . ,Qi jk? 25 1 g R ul ,, .nl A Q l . , , me 'Wil' xf . ,, . Q-M ! sf Q55 A 0 l Z?7Q'1-K . in 7 'if 5 1- , ar 9 1 if. if fa TSI' QXUIUG QQ Donna Brooks Barbara Brown Sandra Brown Nancy Carling Sherry Corbitt Karen Flint Carol Grim Judy Hal Judy Halbritter Susan Hutzler Ann Johanneson Carol Koon Pamela Kuhn MEMBERS Contribution to Homecoming Parade Betty Lafayette Mary Llewlleyn Barbara Malone Carolyn Martin Dianne, Montgom Laura Nathan Linda Orazi Nancy Rhoades Mildred Streets Chris VanDemeer Diannah Vann Sherry Warner Patsy Yokum ery R v'N 4' QQ V--1 4 I' Dr aw? ve .4 f . , xi -rf, sf 6, 'veil - fm appa CD9 fa TSI. Who Said We Were Framed? Kappa Delta Psi was founded on the campus of Potomac State College on April 26, 1951. The objectives of the sorority are to further scholarship, to stimulate school spirit, to promote high moral standards, to develop a close feeling of friendship among its members and loyalty to Potomac State College. The sorority began its 1963-64 activities with a rush party in the assembly room of the Science Hall. Afterwards there was a joint party with their brother frate.rnity in the armory. A meal ticket was given to a student at Keyser Elementary School at Thanksgiving this year. A Christmas party was given in the Home Economics Department, with the patronesses as special guests. The second semester brought new pledgeg the highly successful Easter Bally and, to finish the year, the freshman girls had a banquet for the departing sophomore big sisters. A highlight of the Spring Banquet was again the presentation of a check to the Alumni Found- ation Scholarship Fund. Honors bestowed upon Kappa Delta Psi members during the year include: Sandra Brown, runner-up for Miss Catamountg Bar- bara Malone, President of Friend Hall Dormitory, member of Pan hellenic, Student Council, and Home Economics Club. Barbara Ma- lone and Mildred Streets were recipients of scholarships. 77 - X 5' ii . .. l i l l X A: I ' gg. . 47: l I l R E l A l 1 P 1 I 1 i 1 lil z ij' i . a I President ..... l . . Q l Vice President . . . . ' 1 5 1 Secretary ....... Q Treasurer ..... 5 Chaplain ........ I Parliamentarian Pledgemaster .... Y 3 Q 5 , W l I 79 1' mppa OFFICERS MEMBERS ..............Joseph Strange . . . .Walter Pennino . . . . .Robert Lawson . . . .Joseph Williams . . . . . .David Page . . . . .Francis Coda . . .Vincent Kirk L v I l if 'l ' r ' - Frank Abruzzino Lloyd Arbogast Wallace Bennett Tom Baber Tom Burnell John Bianconi Ken Cuprik Tom Deptula Bob Engle Ray Falconetti C. J. Fetchero Jim Flint Gary Hall Herbert Harman Marvin Hicks Jim Hildreth Mike Holtgrave Andy Karschnik Rodger Keys Brad Killibrew President Asks Forgiveness ' si IDQYG Nick Lapcevic Bob Lonergan Paul Nagy Gregory Norris Walter McClelland Tom Martin James Mims Richard Moon Dennis O'Neill Joe Peduzzi John Peters Larry Pingley Richard Roach Richard Shvarch Courtland Smith Roger Smith Brian Stevens Jeff Ward Tracy Webber Leonard Mayer R ' ' Wi 'iii I 1 x f il P. . x C5 GF? I I22Qyd The Phi Kappa Omega fraternity was organized at Potomac State College in 1949. The goals of the fraternity are to work steadily to promote high scholastic standings, sound moral character, and a fraternal spirit among the members. The fraternity, in a show of its high scholastics, won the late Dean McKee's plaque for the fraternity with the highest scholastic average on campus for the 1962-63 school year. The brothers of Phi Kappa Omega are proud of their 1963-6-1 achievements. Brothers C. J. Fetchero served as president of the sophomore class and Bob Lawson as class treasurer and vice presi- dent of the Agriculture Club. Brother Richard Pirozzi served as president of the Newman Club, Francis Coda as vice preisdent, Brother Joe Strange as the Newman Club representative to all Newman Club conventions, plus being on the colleges Social Com- mittee, the college's delegate to the West Virginia Association of Collegiate Student Governments, and as the president of Panhell- enic. Brother David Page was the representative to the Student Council from the Engineers Club and the fraternity's candidate for May King, while Brother Tom Martin was on the Circle K Board of Directors. In cooperation with the sister sorority, Kappa Delta Psi, we held the annual Easter Ball, an annual social high point on campus. The year was climaxed with a banquet. and picnic. The bonds which were established with the other brothers will long be remembered by all of us. Take it easy brothers, PLEASE! an.: 4 - ,J V. ,ip sg, Worthy Matron .. Worthy Protectress Worthy Scribe . .. Worthy Treasurer Worthy Guard . .. Literary Chairman Worthy Directress Chaplain ......... Historian ........ Parchment Editor i-Try' L li 52 593' -+224 ff Ziyuo lwm Xi ws I-'BE A5 lyme gofa OFFICERS MEMBERS . . . . . . . . . .Mary Kay Hammond . . ......... Molly Handlan .. ........ Patty Harness . . . .Marcella Ryan . . . . . .Pat Hanlin . . . . .Janet Foley . . .Nancy Manning . . . .Cheryl Maderia . . . .Judith Mokosh . . . . .Corrine Miller IVY ' V Nancy Baldwin Kay Beegle Doris Bennett Carolyn Biser Marlene Braddock Ellen Conrad Susan Darrow Mary Dorsey Ellen Dunlap Janet Foley Barbara Fougere Mary Kay Hammond Molly Handlan Pat Hanlin Patty Harness Karen Huchette Louise Kister .n I E.. Sandra Staggs .1 .iw Qt, ' 4 LSI, A X V . ' C , Sigma Float Sue Lazarchick Patsy Lipscomb Barbara Machamer Cheryl Maderia Nancy Manning Corrine Miller Leslie Ann Miller Judith Mokosh Paula McDowell Roberta Porcella Clara Belle Reel Ann Ridgway Carolyn Root Marcella Ryan Jean Scott LeAnn Sindy Cheryl Smith 'Wig asm., Dyno lwm X L EUS U35 A5 zyma gofa 'V Fir 5 afiffi' 1 fr'-fl fif- Sigma Iota Chi, largest National Junior College Sorority in the United States, was founded by Captain Greer A. Duncan in 1903. Epsilon Chapter was established at Potomac State in 1923. The purpose of this sorority is to perfect and carry out, in one's every-day life, the meaning of sisterhood, to be forgetful of self and mindful of others, and to reach the highest standards possible, mentally, morally, and physically. Epsilon Chapter's annual rush party was held to the Upper Potomac Country Club, Burlington. Following the distribution of bids, Sigma receive.d 24 pledges. Carrying out the sorority's local project, the members contributed a basket of food to a needy fami- ly at Christmas and made a donation to an orphanage in Virginia. Miss Nancy Manning was the Sigma candidate for Homecoming Queen. Reigining over the Christmas Ball, sponsored jointly with Phi Sigma Nu fraternity, was Queen Molly Handlan. ln February. Sigma, again with the cooperation of the Phi Sigs, sponsored the Sweetheart Ball, first formal activity to be held in the newly re- novated Student Union. Sigma President Lending a Hand F F i President .... Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Representative to Panhellenic .. -,Nw g X 'Y I . ' f. Q, wif' ,1 Ei' Q4 1... 'Zi' ' Phi .14 SHG ea OFFICERS MEMBERS . . . ................ Rick McManis . . . . . .Steve Bennett . . . .Milton MacDonald . . . . . .Robert Hager . . .... Rick McManis Doug Barbash Don Barker Steve Bennett Monty Burgess Thomas Carter Phil Dibler Tom Eckard Jim Evans Mike Furr Ben Gay Robe.rt Goodholm Bob Hager Ray Harris Dave Hillberry Richard Hudkins Johnny Johnson Michael Lantz Art Lawton Dick Lyons Phi Sigs give helping hand N l w l if an at fait H M X Qgzyma zz Milton MacDonald Andy Mance Vincent Miller Gary Mitchell Norman Moore Thaddy Ours Tony Parks Richard Roby John Ruhl Calvin Sharp Mike Shepard Ted Skrypak James Spangler George Stanya Thomas Strawderman George Van Meter Roy Walker Fairley Workman Rick McManis' 1 ,Q f I gp 1 . ff? ll - A Phi Sigma Nu, founded in 1922, has been an outstanding social fraternity on the campus of Potomac State College. The fraternity was granted a charter by the National College Panhellenic and is designated Beta Chapter. Phi Sigma Nu began the year with a successful and enteraining pledge party during the fall Rush Week which ultimately brought to the fraternity some forty pledges. In the fall activities on the campus of the college, Phi Sigma Nu tied for first place in the float building competition of the Homecoming weekend. The annual and traditional Christmas Ball sponsored by the fra- ternity and the sister sorority was as usual a distinguished social e.vent on the campus, with Brother Jim Evans reigning as King of Winter with Molly Handlan, elected by the brothers from their sister sorority, as his Queen, In February. the brothers elected Sister Pat Harness to be their Queen at the Sweetheart Ball. It was an honor for the fraternity and the sorority to have their SWee.theart Ball in the newly constructed Student Union of Potom- ac State College. Phi Sigma Nu held a number of very informal parties during the year, entertaining the pledges. members of the Sigma Iota Chi Sorority and others. 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 which closed out the year's activities. Royalty at Christmas Ball he-me zyma Om cya OFFICERS Q MEMBERS President ........... Dinah Sue Wells I Betty Criner Corrine Miller Vice-President ...... Richard Hartnett :WWI Mary K. Hammond Judith Mokosh Secretary-Treasurer ..Nancy M. Miller Mary Handlan Richard Pirozzi Faculty Representative F. Haines Patricia Harness Blanche Turner V Kenneth Turner I For more than forty years, Sigma Phi Omega has held an honored place at Potomac State College. Or- ganized to foster scholarship and campus citizenship, it ever strives to uphold the ideals of its founders. It is still a local fraternity with its own constitution, ritual, insignia, and traditions. Certain functions of the academic year are associ- ated with Sigma Phi Omega. As the society draws its membership from all campus groups, it IS proper that it should sponsor the two convocations honor- ing Potomac State's organizations. This year at the KNOW YOUR ORGANIZATIONS Convocation held shortly after the beginning of the college year, Sig- ma Phi Omega again directed the presentation of the campus organizations and their leaders to the freshmen and described the history and objective.s of each group. In the spring it will sponsor the an- nual RECOGNITION DAY Convocation, on which occasion honor is 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 have an important place on the school calendar. Members of Sigma Phi Omega feel that it is not only an honor to be elected to this society, but that it is also a responsibility. They aim to uphold the standards of scholarship, to participate in student activities, and to co-operate with the. college at all times. ' it +3335 - u-57' . 4' .,,. .. r .U-,J ., .. .-f-. -4 -.1x,7.- -,-, 4,40-,:.3v.!i.'f-P -'5 ROY LTV M C, ,.-, v. 4 vs 8 lax 96 Q. K.. if wi . W w 5 ' A 4, ' V .1 wg, fkygwf , gg , Q. , vxyx 'Q pple 3655 0122 Eqzhcess - Ln. 1.--1 ,.. v.. , sw Q, f A eggs? f ' Q31 1. JH. . mf :'Q'fuL L ' M fs iq Q 'S . 3 ,J ying.. ,Q W' ..- Q IV W' .,,.. I, , fm, 3 M., .3 wg ? 1. 1 xv Y QV11, ' . ,ef ' '16, 1' J. , f .v'fw,,. 4, mm if :fi -. P'-'nil ,J 'iff - ,gf 1' f 9. .W 1, -V pb' 'R . QQ Q r V 5 ,A-5.515 :1fqQ...y,,.w..Zy v g ll .A,,w,,.3 6, ,rA Jr' , A 'v '1 , 6, af A FAM . vi V DINAH WELLS I L . W 1.1- KW r--l . S, ...... ,,... -... ! 1 I W. Q if 1 1 ii I 1 I + if F 1 P sv l I 's fl- l I w M 'N fl if ,J , is - K3 f HELEN MARTINA 1... ' 1 I 1 y I 1 QUQQI? O ZZfUQSf Cswzhy 3 I' - ELIZABETH KAPP ' l Q 119912 ' 0 ZQj1f?lZQf Y ' MARY HANDLAN Queen gfffe Ciasfef 3341! Qsgyma C5 weeffe aff in g Campus Cover 92 LeANN SINDY ' , ,' 'V OPHO IORE Jf' t' f ww, John Batcheller McLean, Va. Music Robert W. Bell Fanwood, N. J. Economics Doris Bennett Glady, W. Va. Medical Technology George S. Bennett Cumberland, Md. Engineering Wallace L. Bennett Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences John Bianconi McKeesport, Pa. Physical Therapy Carolyn Biser Oakland, Md. Home Economics Donald Blank Greensburg, Pa. Business Administr Frank Abruzzino Shinnston, W. Va. Law Robert Alderton Elk Garden, W. Va Arts and Sciences Milton April College Park, Md. Veterinary Julia S. Astfalk Harrington, Del. Physical Education John E. Atkinson Keyser, W. Va. Law Thomas K. Baber Vienna, Va. Arts and Sciences William Barclift Arlington, Va. Accounting Valla J. Bartlett Fairmont, W. Va. Home Economics nni qu..-'A Walter D. Bosserman Mechanicsburg, Pa. Forestry Robert Bossone Long Beach, N. J. Law David H. Bowers Keyser, W. Va. Agriculture Finis Boyce Bridgeville, Pa. Arts and Sciences O. Paul Braithwaite Cross, W. Va. Engineering Lynn C. Brodengeyer Antioch, W. Va. Physical Education Sandra Brown Parkersburg, W. Va. General Secretarial Robert D. Bruce Cumberland, Md. Engineering 13 'UW at Msg Q 2 191 ?,,, 'F it Robert Buckbee Romney, W. Ya. Business Administration Clyde I.. Burdock Elk Garden, VV. Ya. Education Montford 0. Burgess, Jr Arlington. Ya. Engineering Michael C. Burke Elk Garden, XY. Ya. Arts and Sciences Kathryn WV. Carrey Keyser. VV. Ya. Speech Therapy John P. Castelli Cuddy, Pa. Business Administration William K. Chidester Keyser, W. Ya. Arts and Sciences Michael Chilcote Piedmont. W. Va, Education lf is .ilnfivsi 'SY 'vs' Richard Culp Grafton, W. Va. Business Administration Kenneth J. Cuprik Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Administration Steven Curry LaVale, Md. Engineering Donald Cutlip Buckhannon, W. Va. Business Administration Wayne Dare Pitman, N. J. Business Administration Sara R. Daugherty Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics David Dawson Ridgeley, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Norman DeLawder Arthurdale, W. Va, Agriculture 'UN ...wg .uw- 'hr' James R. Christensen Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences Edward Class Linwood, N. J. Business Administration Francis Coda Pittsburgh, Pa. Education Penny Conley South Charleston, W. Va. General Secretarial Robert Craig Pittsburgh, Pa. Engineering Betty Rae Criner Reedy, W. Va. Business Administration Michael B. Crisci Weirton, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Rodger L. Crites Moorefield, W. Va. gs Q .JZ WN frm , wtk. ..,m ,gum in Agriculture . ff if 4 t V 2 Af v 4,11 -Q--A 19 Y fgg, 7 Robert Diaco Newark, N. J. Dentistry John Diehl Portland, Oregon Veterinary Dave Disque Pittsburgh, Pa. Engineering Douglas H. Donohoe Vienna, Va. Business Administration Mary Clara Dorsey Keyser, W. Va. General Secretarial Zelda Drainer Flemington, W. Va. Home Economics Elinor Drane Piedmont, W. Va. Medical Technology Michael Dransfield Gap Mills, W. Va. Business Administration 1115 is Q7 vr' David L. Ellis Westernport, Md. Engineering Robert Engle Clarksburg, VV. Va. Arts and Sciences Donald Eskridge Petersburg, W. Ya. Arts and Sciences James Evans New Creek, W. Ya. Medicine Thomas B. Ferrebee Cumberland. Md. Business Administration Carl J. Fetchero Clarksburg, W. Ya. Dentistry Joyce Fike Bruceton Mills, YV. Ya. General Secretarial Barbara Fileti West Orange, N. J. General Secretarial Ti? Kathryn Ann Green Westernport, Md. Nursing James D. Griffin St. Marys, W. Va. Engineering Charles A. Grossmann Charlottesville, Va. Medicine Robert E. Hager, Jr. Cumberland, Md. Arts and Sciences John Haines Keyser, W. Va. Accounting Robert G. Hall Walkersville, W. Va. Engineering Mary Kay Hammond Ridgeley, W. Va. 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Kaylor Springfield, W. Va. Business Administrati , Jr. James Hildreth Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences Phyllis A. H0dge Johnstown, Pa. Home Economics Neva Hoffman Keyser, W. Va. Education Burton Holcomb Ashland, N. J. Physical Education Hugh A. Hollingsworth Keys-er, W. Va. Pharmacy Thomas A. Hood Jeannette, Pa. Business Administration James C. Hovey Clarksburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Richard Hudkins Philippi, W. Va. Business Administration . 4 fr N 61 .. fifflzzlqz- W., 4, i 41 wil ivzifm H' mf! ul Us fdlwss, WW ,up--u--1... YE? Alu. 1U 'L, George A. Keen Georgetown, Dela. Agriculture Karen J. Keller Westernport, Md. Arts and Sciences James Estel Kenny Westernport, Md. Pharmacy Bradford L. Killebrew Westfield, N. J. Arts and Sciences Marjorie J. Killian Manasquan, N. J. Medical Secretarial Gary L. King Cumberland, Md. Engineering Vincent Kirk Pittsburgh, Pa. Education Louise Kister Somerset, Pa. 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Nesbit, Jr. Moundsville, W. Va. Engineering Vincent W. Miller, Jr. Hedgesville, W. Va. Dentistry William J. Milleson Springfield, W.Va. Agriculture James M. Mims Boyds, Md. Agriculture Judith Ann Mokosh Moundsville, W. Va. Education Don Eugene Mongold Mathias, W. Va. Forestryi Calvin Montgomery Masontown, W. Va. Agriculture Jeffrey L. Montgomery Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Richard M. Moon Middletown, Ohio Business Administration C' Barbara Nicholson Weirton, W. Va. Education Mary L. Nuss Garfield, N. J. Medical Secretarial Francis E. Old Baltimore, Md. Arts and Sciences Dennis M. O'Neill McLean, Va. Arts and Sciences George A. Ott Ridgeley, W. Va. Music Daivd L. Page Millville. N. J. Engineering Hilda L. Pancake New Creek, W. Va. Pharmacy Charles Park Lawrenceville, N. J. Forestry J mi , . 13 ,,., A . Rfb. pl- 'UN 1?4'UXs -ww-ya 's-if 121' 'ni 3 Q' tall j 1, U arf- ffm fx 1 fl '32 of LQ' gsm! 253239 136' al'- Qw Ss K... 3- 'S' fx YQ: ,- lx J' George C. Paxton Keyser, VV. Ya. 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Portland, Maine Business Administration Carolyn C. Root Westernport, Md. Medical Secretarial Frederick J. Roscoe Wheeling, W. Va. Engineering Thomas Gene Ross Mathias, W. Va. Business Administration John F. Ruhl Salem, New Jersey Engineering David Shinn Rupert, W. Va. Dentistry George H. Shoemaker Keyser, W. Va. Veterinary Willis R. Shumaker Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Richard L. Sindy Cresaptown, Md. Engineering Roger Sites Petersbur W. Va gi - Business Administrati John G. Sligar Wheeling, W. Va. Pharmacy Robert L. Sloan Cameron, W. Va. Physical Therapy Courtland Smith Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration 5,8 T9 ..-- I ' Q1 in :vw John L. Smith Clarksburg, VV. Ya. Business Administration Patrick H. Smith Keyser, VV. Ya. Engineering David M. Snyder Short Gap, W. Ya. Education James Spangler Romney, VV, Va. Engineering Robert L. Spencer Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Martin Stone Annandale. Ya. Education Joseph L. Strange Vienna, Ya. Education Thomas R. Strawderman Petersburg, W. Ya. Education 'JFY eg. 3. 1f 'w Michael Umstead Green Spring, W. Va. Agriculture John W. Umstot Oakland, Maryland Engineering Leory J. Utt Keyser, W. Va. Dentistry Frank VanAmburg Wayne, New Jersey Veterinary David D. VanZant Lewistown, Pa. Business Administration William Vicini Uniontown, Pa. Business Administration John F. Wagoner Springfield, W. Va. Business Administration Roy M. Walker Piedmont, W. Va. Forestry ,. 93 W sf 'i Q . 'A fi af I 3 ..f s ff Yii fvsw F' Q g- 'H 'tw TTT 'V wk W v.wQ,, 'lv . 5, . -Y' gf' .. ' ' 4-wry-.- 2 s .GMI .IIA Dennis Testa Neptune, N. J. Education Judy Tetrick Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Vaughn Thomas Delmont, Pa. Veterinary Richard L. Thompson Piedmont, W. Va. Business Administration Robert J. Thornberry Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Administration Robert G. Thorne W. Long Branch, N. J. Education Blanche Turner Buckhannon, W. Va. Home Economics Kenneth R. Turner Lonaconing, Md. Engineering 122' 119 Mischele L. Ward Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Wayne E. Warder Hastings, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Dinah S. Wells Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Raymond T. Westfall Clarksburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Lowell L. Whipp Keyser, W. Va. Engineering' David W. Whitzell Pennsgrove, N. J. Physical Education its fl 51:3-f Lu' N ,cp Ox 5-4, X 11:37 'fa-.f 'AK if - .4 N. 'lazi- NN... Gary Williams Tunnelton, W. Va. Music Roy H. Williams Seneca, W. Va. Arts and Sciences David VVilson Moundsville. VV. Va. Business Administration George lYilson Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Ronald E. Wise Oakland, Md. Veterinary Fairley W. Workman Hillsboro, W. Va. Engineering Michael Zontanos East Orange, N. J. Arts and Sciences 1? 01722 df CSO OIZQ 0148 ,iclgl tgufad -44-1 'Wax 5, El? ff This Is Education? O Captain! My Captain! HOOU HOOU Hootenanny! Decorating for Harvest Swing' Ah! Come On We Had To See! 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Arts and Sciences Mary L. Linn Beaver, Pa. General Secretarial Patsy Ann Lipscomb Aurora, W. Va. Education William Litton Charleston, W. Va. Forestry Mary Louise Llewellyn Laurel, Md. Arts and Sciences Cecil G. Lower Antioch, W. Va. Agriculture Carol Mandigo Endicott, N. Y. General Secretarial Ronald B. Mathias Keyser, W. Va. Physical Therapy James Mazure Grant Town, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Walter L. McClelland Parkersburg, Pa. Business Administration W. Mark McClung Asbury, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Peter W. McFarlane Baltimore, Md. Business James McFarling Elkins, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Martha S. McGee Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences 'Wi K 431. 'UN Q. 4? ii' ,D if N gy-r has-sv-'fi qv' 'ef inn.. -1 '1 'Cf' is Richard McKee Johnstown, Pa. Law Robert McLaughlin Elkins, W. Ya. Education Dale L. McVicker Masontown, VV, Ya. Agriculture Adrian Miller Arlington, Ya. Education Charles A. Miller Keyser, W. Ya. Education Glenn Miller Keyser. W. Ya. Education Leslie Ann Miller Tunnelton, W. Ya. Education Gary Mitchell Pittsburgh. Pa. Arts and Sciences If is.. r - 'QR -'I ' JE I J X L k l M Nw t, M ' iw 9 ' v - lx as E b if gbt .A ,4.,: WZ4: 1 5, b M, P Q X --,- K f' l E . . , Z I. 'Q James Neitzel Penndel, Pa. Arts and Sciences James G. Nelson Ridgely, W. Va. Engineering Robert G. Norris Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences Willis E. Nowell Charlestown, W. Va. Forestry Aden O'D0rney Wakefield, Mass. Home Economics Richard Oehling Somerset, Pa. Business Administration Dominic J. Oliverio Clarksburg, W. Va. Business Administration Raymond E. O'Neal Somerset, Pa. Education V.. 1 UN ,gpnwwa John M. Mollish Raleigh, W. Va. Forestry Diana E. Montgomery Masontown, W. Va. Home Economics Robert Moore Somerset, Pa. Arts and Sciences Wesley L. Moore LaVale, Md. Pharmacy Michael Morozowich Irwin, Pa. Physical Education Richard Morton Hopewell, Va. Forestry Clarence H. Mustoe Davis, W. Va. Physical Therapy Laura Nathan Washington, D. C. Arts and Sciences I'-'E' Gail D. Onyun Fairfax, Va. Arts and Sciences Linda Sue Orazi Massillon, Ohio Medical Secretarial Raymond W. Ort Cumberland, Md. Arts and Sciences Stanley Orzechowski Wallingford, Conn. Accounting Doyle L. Ours Keyser, W. Va. Business Administration Leland Ours, Jr. Petersburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Thomas E. Painter Moorefield, W. Va. Education Danny W. Pappas Buckhannon, W. Va. Medical Technology 'Y 1. Q-...ar 'H!'R' 1, Y 'mmf' ti' A-.4 TT' 'S' 'li L, 'l! 'r-v ix Yzzyif S...- Catherine M. Parker Piedmont, W. Ya. Medical Secretarial Anthony M. Parks New Martinsville, VV. Ya Agriculture Rodger K. Parsons Boonton, N. J. Arts and Sciences David Patricnani Uniontown. Pa. Engineering Lois Ann Patterson Fairmont, VV. Ya. Eflucation Dennis C. Paugh Romney. W. Ya. Arts and Sciences Robert T. Payne Keyser, W. Ya. Engineering Joseph Peduzzi Carlisle. Pa. Veterinary l km.. :AWK ,,,,,...., ESX Swamp'- U'n... Clara Plessinger Franklin, W. Va. Education Walter Pochis Colts Neck, N. J. Dentistry Roger Podelco Keyser, W. Va. Education John Ponek Morgantown, W. Va.. Business James Popovich Webster Springs, W Arts and Sciences Roberta Porcella Renick, W. Va. Home Economics John Porter Greensburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences Karen Pratt Clarksburg, W. Va. Business ,QU-e MW -aluuwlm. AL? Jerry Peel Wilmington, Del. Law Frank Perna Delmont, Pa. Engineering John Peter Potomac, Md. Engineering William Peters Parkersburg, W. Va Law Marne Phillippi Rockwood, Pa. Arts- and Sciences Sheila Phillips Ridgeley, W. Va. Home Economics Lawrence Pingley Beverly, W. Va. Physical Education Kenneth Pittman Evereh, Pa. f Physical Education me-'W 'E 1' -CX!! Wtrff S luis David W. Prediger Hyattsville, Md. Medicine Dennis Pyles Fort Ashby, W. Va. Forestry Robert C. Quinn Vestal, N. Y. Physical Education Patricia Ravenscraft Keyser, W. Va. Education Curtis J. Reider New Castle, Del. Veterinary Nancy J. Rhoades Belington, W. Va. Home Economics Terre Rhoderick Frederick, Md. Engineering Carl L. Rice Piedmont, W. Va. Business Administration .guan- 3 W 'Y' Y' Gt E ' vu?- if 4-.. fb-Y' 1 ZA 'U' SZ fi! Q J , 1':'7 'Y Joseph D. Ridder Elk Garden, VV. Ya. Arts and Sciences Kathryn A. Ridder Keyser, W. Ya. Home Economics Ann K. Ridgway llzirson, VV. Ya. liomc l'icuIioIi'1it's Rcmoniu ll. Riley Keyser, XY. Xu. tlciici-ul Soc1'ctzn'i:tl Walter If. Rinchart. Keyser. NY. Yu. Husincss Roger Ritchic t l'lliCl'S, X 11. Physical Education Richard M. Roach Clarksburg, W. Ya. Arts and Sciences Hamilton Robinson Princeton. N. .l. Aprriculturc ,QNX .nik 'X' f C.. 'lima' Lloyd Sands Warwood, W. Va. Forestry Thomas Sandusky Johnstown, Pa. Physical Therapy James Sclater Vienna, Va. Engineering Jean Scott Clarksburg, W. Va. Education Samuel Sedosky Moundsville, W. Va. Forestry Robert Sekora Greensburg, Pa. Engineering Bruce Shaffer Aurora, W. Va. Music John Sharps Oakland, Md. Engineering JN-s JUN sims. 'Un we-M . .1114 James Robison Cresaptown, Md. Engineering Richard Roby Petersburg, W. Va. Education Chester Rogers Fort Ashby, W. Va Engineering Robert Rooney Lincroft, N. J. Business Dewey Rotruck Burlington, W. Va. Education Merle Rouse St. Marys, W. Va. Accounting Delores Roy Terra Alta, W. Va. Education J. Charles Rutledge Middletown, Md. Arts and Sciences bi .7 ..,.,,......... ads br' 'Wiz il-v-'E' .x 1 6' L wa- V- , ,W ,. ..,.. Steven Shaver Weston, W. Va. Medicine Suzanne Shelton Keyser, W. Va. Medical Technology Jeannette Shepp Keyser, W. Va. Education Michael Shillingburg Keyser, W. Va. Agriculture LeAnn Sindy Cresaptown, Md. Home Economics Theodore Skrypak Weirton, W. Va. Education Richard Skvarch Bobtown, Pa. Engineering Cheryl Smith Arlington, Va. Home Economics Wh W Larrie Smith Fort Ashby, W. Ya Engineering Michael Smith Romney, W. Ya. Education Roger Smith Bergton, Ya. Forestry Roxi Smith Bridgeport. W. Ya. Physical Education John Snell Petersburg, W. Ya. Business Harry Snyder Parkersburg, W. Ya Engineering Thomas Soleau Fairfax, Ya. Arts and Sciences Carol Somerset Moundsville, W. Ya Medical Secretarial mx X f xx Q 'X ur MUN N k , Qs If NX .-he i Mildred Streets Mt. Storm, W. Va. Education Stanley J. Stutler Waynesburg, Pa. Business Administration Dwight Sypolt Reedsville, W. Va. Forestry .Iudy L. Taylor Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Thomas Testa Greensburg, Pa. Business Administration Keith A. Thomas Fayetteville, W. Va. Dentistry Raymond Throne Syracuse, N. Y. Engineering Richard P. Trimmer Carlisle, Pa. Agriculture ,fv- '15 PCN Sandra L. Staggs Keyser, W. Va. Education George M. Stanya Oakland, Md. Business Dora Stemple Corinth, W. Va. Medical Secretarial Brian Stevens Kensington, Md. Physical Education Frances Steyer Deer Park, Md. Home Economics Virgil T. Steyer, Jr Deer Park, Md. Arts and Sciences Mary Alice Stone Arlington, Va. Education Carl A. Streets Elk Garden, W. Va. Arts and Sciences lift ,avg 2 .A -.. . .-.--- .., . . .... .... .,......-...M -. Judith Trippett Bridgeport, W. Va. Education Robert Trout Frenchtown, N. J. Engineering Lyle Trumbull Salem, N. H. Engineering Charles Tucker Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Terry Turbin Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Samuel Turner Martinsburg, W. Va. Accounting John Utchell Pittsburgh, Pa. Engineering Danny Vance Harman, W. Va. Engineering ww 'Ay 111' Q Christine Vanderfileer Springville, N. J. Medical Secretarial George Vanfileter Petersburg, VV. Ya. Arts and Sciences Diannah Yann Montauk, N. Y. Home Economics Beverly Van Scoy Bridgeport. W. Ya. Home Economics Edward Verdi Frederick. Md. Veterinary Frank Wajcrt New York Pity. N. H Arts and Sciences George Welker Frostburg, Md. Engineering Jeffrey Ward Morgantown. VV, Ya. Business JAN vvr qggiwlv-as f-Q.. If 'Fr Glenn Whipkey Somerset, Pa. Arts and Sciences Milton Williams Dover, N. J. Veterinary Anne M. Williar Towson, Md. Arts Judy Fort Arts and Sciences Wilson Ashby, W. Va. and Sciences Curtis Glenn Wimer Cherry Grove, W. Va. Agriculture John Wimmel Washington, D. C. Accounting Lynnella A. Wisgin Cleveland, Ohio Accounting Harold A. Yensen Wheeling, W. Va. Business Administration as ww Mill Sherry Warner Cherry Grove, W. Va. General Secretarial J. Willard Watkins Bedford, Pa. Music Gary E. Waugerman Bedford, Pa. Physical Education Tracy E. Webber Morgansville, W. Va. Physical Education Glenn E. Weber Vienna, Va. Arts and Sciences Benjamin L. Weese Elkins, W. Va. Arts- and Sciences Robert W. Wells Arlington, Va. Physical Education Sandra Welshans Burgettstown, Pa. Veterinary -vI'K1A l ' fr... ,.... ,, .,.-,.T...,4.,.. ,- .,.,..l...,, ,.,.. ,., , I, . 'U' f- 45 J' 1-v34N if 1. 31.25 Q- V I-, Michael Yokum Patsy Yokum Helen Zaletski Irving Zimmerman Harman, W. Va. Mouth of Seneca, W. Va. Carnegie, Pa. Frederick, Md. Agriculture Arts and Sciences Education Arts And Sciences P'W ff ' -A 4 f177'P?. - -ax Q-:Eng ffiif: ii Eiftgf, ' gi W2 f ' Qing lil fra QE ,A l ll' 'I me Ill l Ill I fEQf'il.EEEEe7 I l!! 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This Is The End! lm + XX PIITIIMAE STATE EIILLEGE IIE 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 A Well-Planned Social and Physical Program Intelligent Attention to the Problems of the Individual Student REASONABLE COST A WEST VIRGINIA INSTITUTION IN KEYSER School Year - September - June Summer Session - June - August E. E. CHURCH, President . 'gf - h - - QanL A s--is-img-. gm -- A -lr S-- 1 -: . . Ax: -. +ff2T::f f'?L'3 .c 'fI'?'51Q '4' -gf ,.'ze'e.Q.I--..E5?---r--- I37 ERNIE'S GULF SERVICE GULF PRODUCTS Ice . . . Crushed or Block Washing and Lubrication Accessories - Tire Repairs We Pick Up and Deliver U-HAUL TRAILER RENTALS 2 S. Mineral 784-5591 HARMAN'S GROCERY 'l' Groceries 1' Meats Armstrong Sz Water St. Keyser, W. Va. 784-5506 PIZZA SHOP Only The Best All Pizza Made To Order Route No. 220 New Creek Dr. 788-1593 MINNICH'S FLOWER SHOP Gas and Electric Appliances 74 North Main Street Keyser, West Virginia DAVIDSON'S D 81 D CLEANERS STA-NU Processing for Safer, Better Cleaning SUEDE CLEANING - WATER IRVIN W. WHITACRE Insurance of All Kinds PROOFING RIS. NO. 1 PIIOHE RE 8-8958 MOTH PROOFING - ALTERING RIDGELEY, W. Va' Keyser, W. Va. Phone SU 8-5441 MONROE HAIR STYLIST Merle Norman Cosmetics COMPLETE BEAUTY Compliments of SERVICE CUMBERLAND CLOAK Open Monday Through d Saturday by Appointment an 784-7881 SUIT STORE 57 N. DAVIS ST. lm MARKLES MARKET img Quality Foods b Y at , y it OSB!! GUM S Reasonable Prices SU. 4-9231 Established 1848 95 No. Water Street ClumberIand's Foremost Keyser, W' Va' Depar1'mentSfore Keyser Television Community Antenna System KEYSER TELEVISION COMPANY, INC. WIV SEQEQEQ22ifEQEQEQ:Q:2:1S212:2:f:2:2:f:E:5:2:E:Q:2ZE:fi21222QQEQEQEIgf5:Q:Q:Q:Q:f:f:Q:2:f:Q:2:Q:32:51Q:Q:5:5:315:gg:5:3:523iz!:1:31I:1:5:1:I:1:I:I:T2Igi:1:5:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:4.-:-:-g-:-:':-: -:rz-:-:-:-:A:-:-:-:-1-xgzzz53:g.g.g-1-z.:-:-:-:A:-:-:-:-:-'-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-11:31:114.1.1.1.5.5.g.:.g.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:gg:53155:55:2:5:gg3.3.3.1.,.5.:.g.3.g.g:g::::3:::1:-:-:-1-:-:-1-:-:::3:::5:3:g:::g.g.5-:-:-:-:-:-z-:-:-:-1-:-:-:4:-:-:1:::::5:::3.g.,-1-ze:-:-:-' .-:-:-:-:-:-ze:-:-1::-:-:-:5:5:5::3.g.g V , S Jusr Love r X HUSBANDS wHo ser THEM I A DlsHwAsl-:ER POTOMAC LIGHT 8. POWER COMPANY 4 139 MEMURIAL HALL-FIR 'l' FLO0R -. ' Si' F' ,. - 'K IW if-S sm' wywibvfwga' 'MQ H is 3 mn Nik--- x 5 is ,I ii SSW' J 'f .h sJSa,..,QK We're Good Old Rebels--Yes! That's Just What We'am. First Row: L. to R.: Baa Baa Lamm, Kid Stevens, Hubie Pennington, Puff Puff Hill, Galvinized Galvin, Werner Nietzel. Second Row: L. to R.: Doc Baxter, Bill Christman, Bill Mabit, Barley Atchison, Porky VanZant, Dave Patrignani, Guppy Cupler, Rebel Wells, Mamie , the Pepsi-Cola Babe, Stosh Orzechowski. Third Row: L. to R.: Chug Peters, Panda Bear Litton, Mike Mor- gan, Roomie Milleson, Mike Dransfield, Corky Carson, Dave Prediger, Light- ning Rhoderick, Neil Holcomb. 140 l i .s- Cumberland, Maryland, Branch CUS'l'Alill'S LAST STAND fAt the Foot of the Hilll Hamburgers Malts Hot Dogs - Our Specialty Shakes Submarines Cones We have no quarrel with those who sell for less. They know what their product is worth. l4l 1 ! 1 3 : 5 1 i ,f 'J fi If E 5 KEY Eli TEXACO 'l'A'l'l0 TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE SOUTH MINER L, ROUTE 220, KEYSER, WEST VIRGI IA , 'SJ Q -f -'gy 1 1 veyy ' I .xgmf 3- . A 'X f '1'+-Q-QFMSA ' I f Qmi fyw 1' I ' -, 'yy f A 3' ' x,fgi5.,',v1:',i, , , 2. .fa -1 K 1 1 I' ff - 1 ' If Q A M ' , - A , 1 V 4 ,, ,W wx- 1 ,. 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Piedmont St. SHAPIROS STORES 61 - 63 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia COZY CORNER PEOPLE'S PHARMACY o Prescriptions Snack Bar -- Confectionery 0 , , 0 Cosmetics Notions - Novelties 0 Hollingsworth 201 South Main Candles KCYSGF Main and Armstrong Sts. Dial SU 4-9261 Phone sU 8-5461 Compliments of KEYSER CANDY COMPANY Keyser, West Virginia ARMY 81 NAVY DISCOUNT STORES 229 E. Alder Street Oakland, Md. Genuine Military Surplus 55 Armstrong St. Keyser, W. Va. Bedford, Pa. Somerset, Pa l4 TRI STATE FABRIC CENTER Everything for the woman who sews Keyser, West Virginia Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Keyser, West Virginia KEMP'S PLACE Friendly Atmosphere Good Things to Eat Drop In and Try Us 120 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va. Compliments of THE ROSEMONT RESTAURANT 17 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va. GARDNER HARDWARE 40 N. Main Street Phone SU 4-6041 K . . h Reno Calemine, Proprietor eyser, West Virginia BEST WISHES MccooLE's MEN's STORE Men's Clothing Searstown LaVa1e, Maryland CLASS OF 1964 CRYSTAL LAUNDRY Cumberland l-'14 41 Ll DIPLUMAT MUTEL U. S. Route 220 PINTO, MARYLAND 145 AIU 4.1 A-lQ 5 5 '31 5 5 5 :F if 3 E5 S 5 3 SJ S. Q. co U1 Q 3 1 Q4 3 C1 :I 5 2 E- '1 5? 1 U1 I P-T' P-4 so l-Q Q FU ig 3 -1' DP 3 Q C p-n rr 5 5:1 5 gh : lb 5 5 C 2 'G A 3 an -5 Z cb OO - 9-9 ,E S ' 2 3' :Z : 3 H r-1 4 : 8 O 3 Q 5 E, 'U 5+ CD 2 3 H 'E Q' II! CD an Cf RUMNEY CUCA-CULA BUTTLING WURKS, INC. ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone: SU 8-1941 POTOM1-IC MUTEL Keyser, W. Va. U. S. 220, 1 Mile South of Keyser John Rokisky, Manager Electric Heat Television Air Conditioning Wall to Wall Carpet 6 SCRATCH and HAZEL'S CHAT and CHEW RESTAURANT Good Food and Friendly Atmosphere 1 -v --,,i............ -. A----W '.!,!. ' 35 gn,-Se., I47 f A 9013- alfiiizef' 7:1 f u .Q 6-9.. P X. .. . l . ,. lx . ., e r' ' ' - as.. 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'- M . . 5 Er' V' ,su-Kin 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 148 Compliments of BLAKE S. OSS PAINT CONTRACTOR 104 North Main Street P. O. Box 368 Keyser, W- V21 Phone 788-1774 ONLY THE BEST THE MANHATTAN Nationally Famous Men's Wear Cumberland M-Hyland POTOMAC VALLEY LANES U. S. Rt. 220 at the edge of Keyser 16 Lanes - AMF Pin Spotters Free Instruction - Free Parking Equipment for sale Air-Conditioned for Year-Round Bowling To Reserve a Lane, or Family, or League Information DIAL 788-5246 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AND SAY We read your Ad in the 1964 CATAMDUNT 149 RELAX AND ENJOY A GOOD MOVIE AT THE KEYSER THEATER Main Street Keyser, W. Va. ROMIG DRUG COMPANY The REXALL Store Keyser, West Virginia Phone SU 8-6506 LAZARUS Cumberland, Md. Cumberland-The Fashion City SHOP MAU RlCE'S Depa rtmenf Store Your one stop shopping center with the latest fashions for the entire family. WE GIVE S SL H GREEN STAMPS Keyser, W. Va. HI-ROCK DRIVE IN TWO Miles North of Keyser The Best of Food and Entertainment 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. W l5O SHERMAN'S SU NOC0 - 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. Keyse SITES Amoco 5357350 Phone RE 8 9290 F. M. SITES. Prop. NELSON Auro SALES DIAL CI 3-5051 r Avenue, Petersburg, W. Va. -CLEAN USED CARS- Buy - Sell - Trade KELLY . . . . . RICHMOND West Virginia Inspection Station GOQSQQQAR Potomac Street Ridgeley, W. Va Compliments of Beautiful Shoes Cumberland, Md. SIRNA'S MARKET Ridgeley, W. Va. Quality Jewelry RAY'S J EWELRY 103 Baltimore St., Cumberland, Md. HOMAN LUMBER, INC. Lumber And Building Supplies So. Main 8: Chestnut Streets Phone 784-7741 Keyser, W. Va. SHOP FOR STYLE, QUALITY AND VALUE IN YOUNG MEN'S WEAR AT B U R T O N ' S IN CUMBERLAND AND LA VALE Compliments of BOGGS SUPPLY COMPANY Keyser, W. Va. I MARTIN'S Fashions of Individuality Cumberland, Md. CANNON ELECTRIC Phone SU. 4-5711 488 South Main Street Keyser, W. Va. SMITH'S TENDER FEET SHOE STORE 137 Baltimore Street Cumberland, Md. Congratulations JEWE-I-A-Y 'gg-A-IFANY And Contliiliculeld Success Registered Jeweler American Gem Society CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Since 1851 EBERT'S JEWELRY Next to Keyser Theatre Keyser, W. Va. 152 COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIUNAL BANK 0F KEYSEH i The Friendly Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 153 LEUN C. HAMMDND AGENCY INSURANCE THAT INSURES 197 Main Street Phone Rlildwood 738-9383 RIDGELEY, W. VA. BARNES CUSTUM JEWllLEllS Designing - Manufacturing - Repairing - Engraving Orange Blossom Diamonds - Longines - Bulova Jewelry and Household Gifts 7 North Liberty 724 1411 Cumberland, Maryland 1 .5 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 p 22 Armstrong Street For All Sports phone 734-4521 Keyser, W. Va. WULF FURNITURE CUMPANY Best Quality Lowest Prices Easiest Terms 52 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va. Wilson Brown, Manager Su.-8-3711 l55 MEMURIAL HALL- E00 Il FLO0R k E ws EY 5, 'Wie' 5 Go forthg and if it be o'er stony way, First Row, L. Kev Ryan. Old joy can lend what newer grief must borrowg . Y to R.: Romney Loyg Bob Fyeg Rodger Kenworthyg Dave Shinn Second Row, L. to R.: Thaddy Oursg Rick McManisg Buggsy Steve Schafferg Jarhead Hildrethg Tony Parksg Magoo Fintg McC1e1landg Buz Gosnell. Third Row, L. to R.: HD. C. Furry Rip Engleg Thorney Thorng Glen Harmang John Harmang Jake Grossmang Dick Robyg George Van Meter. RUUND HOU E INN 315 W. Piedmont St., Keyser, W. Va. OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 156 I. COMPLIMENTS of P0'I'0MAC VALLEY HOSPITAL KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA PULLIAM MUSIC SERVICE, INC. YOUR RCA AND ZENITH DEALER Television and Appliances-Records, Phonographs-Radios, Repairs Sales and Service Main at Mozelle Street Keyser, West Virginia SU 8-3241 COYLE'S BANTAM SUPER MARKET J. T. COYLE Sz F. L. COYLE Dial PA 4-4360 232-238 Virginia Ave Cumberland, Md. I5 PROFESSIONAL PAGE THOMAS L. ANSEL, O.D. ROBERT W. BESS, SR., M.D. ROBERT W. BESS, JR., M.D. LAWRENCE D. FANTI, D.D.S. THOMAS P. FRUM, D.V.M. J. WILLIAM'GANNON, JR., D.D.S. PAUL F. GIFFIN, D.D.S. T. C. GIFFIN, M.D. PAUL T. HEALY, M.D. THAD T. HUFFMAN, M.D. DONALD L. KISER, D.D.S. C. E. MONTGOMERY, D.D.S. J. H. WOLVERTON, SR., M.D. WE THANK oUR PATRQNS WHO AID oUR CAUSE Mr. and Mrs. Earl Albertson Pat and Betty Crogan Mrs. Betty R. DeVebliss Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Elliott Mr. Marc Eric Elliott Miss Theresa Margaret Elliott Leonard F abiszak Mr. and Mrs. Dudley W. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Eligio Grande Christine Anne Grossman Barbara Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. 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