Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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5 Orval G. Anderson, M.A. Elizabeth A. Atwater, Ph.D. Larry G. Bolyard, M.S. English Journalism, Speech Physical Education Potomac State College, Duquesne University Shepherd College West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh West Virginia University frm? A-'Qi .,pnWW 'r- Nw-. Richard K. Bolyard, A.B. Walter H. Boone, M.A. Mrs. Nancy S. Broome Business Administration Chemistry Manager Glenville State College Bridgewater College Book Store University of Maryland Bucknell University -xx 'X - I Q . Irene Brown, M.A. J. Kenna Burke, M.A. Mrs. Eleanor Campbell Secretarial Political Science, Sociology Assistant to the Geneva College Fairmont State College Business Manager University of Pittsburgh West Virginia University

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MR. DAVID G. NUZUM Director of CSXUUQJQX qfkzfs Each student knocks on college portals, seek ing rights and privileges of study and mental de- velopment. The path of learning is viewed through the arches of curiosity, self-discipline, and per- sistence. Perspective is brought into focus as vistas of study are revealed through the instructor's love of his subject. Scholarship and mental excellence are magnets that draw the neophyte forward, be- yond the entranceway. The spectrum of opportu- nity for study-in-depth replaces whim and bias. Reading, observation, and pondering data develop wisdomg the threshold of creative thought is cross- ed with confidence. College archways to successful living beckon the youth. Once the joy of investigation is ex- perienced, the individual quickens his pace. His first doorway of accomplishment is his associate of arts degree from Potomac State College. Await- ing him are Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral Limens. The theme of Doorways to Learning prompts a mental picture symbolic of a continuous and chal- lengaging educational experience. Many doorways appear in the vision leading to corridors where knowledge, skill, and understanding are the guide posts. The opening of these doors is not always easy. There are the keys of personal desire and personal responsibility. There are the keys of effort and enthusiasm, of perseverance and endurance. All these are helpful for entrance to the vast and com- plex experience of learning. It is hoped your doors will lead into areas of knowledge and understanding which will help you to enjoy an enriched personal life and to be a suc- cessful citizen. These words of Wisdom have been an inspiration in the search for truth and knowledge: Ask, and it will be given youg seek, and you will findg knock, and it will be opened to you. For every- one who asks receives, and he who seeks finds, and to him who knocks it will be opened. DR. K. IMOGENE DEVER wean Of amen I7

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1 NI '1-I' Mrs. Helen Chambers, Mrs. Mary Evelyn foffnuan Helen C. Vriner, M.l.. R-N- Director of Registrar-Secretarial School Nurse Alumni Affairs West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh 1-:sr Richard A. Davis, B.M. Ervin L. Dayton, M..-X. Jerry Lg-on Essex, BS. Music Economics Chemistry XVest Virginia University Potomac State College Potomac State College West Vifilifiia VnlV9l'SitY West Virginia University Maj. Edgar V. Friend, .-LB. William H. Gallier, BLA. SP5 John V. Golahoff Military Science History Military Science Norwich University Columbia University i University of North Carolina