Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)
- Class of 1966
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' 'gr .V V 'V ' ' Ai V' L K ... V V. 'Q V-VV - ' ' 1 1 V -V ii VV A V VJ- .. .. ii V' ' 1 1-V .. 1 'VV VfV.V1LVV.'i: Vv.1VAVis1+1 ,V:V 441' :.3a.V-1:-nuff' ,.,-V: sir. V . V ., V ' V. V V. 3 fi ' fs V A 'V , C012 fenfs' Dedication ............,... .... P age 14 Administration and Faculty . . . . . . 15 Features ................. . . . 25 Sports ..... . . . 35 Organizations . . . . . . . 43 Sororities and Fraternities . . .. . 73 Queens .... . . . 89 Sophomores . . . . . 95 Freshmen . . . . .115 014950014 The theme of the 1966 Catamount is mountains. The Mountain State offers the World's most beautiful setting-sparkling streams and springs, green forests, and the eternal mountains-for the path which winds before you. This path leads upward-up the challenging mountains that lie in your Way. To reach the heights is your goal. The moun- tain path is filled with diversions which may distract the unwary or those of little endurance. But also to be found along the way are opportunities for adventure and en- joyment. There may be found staffs to aid in the climb, if a little effort is used to find and enlist these aids. The skillful climber will be able to do so. The heights will be reached-beginning with the Mountain of Learning-and before you will spread the broad horizons of life. The valleys you have follovvedg peaks you have reachedg memor- able views you have observedg friends you have passed along the way-all these, and more, we, the staff of the 1966 Catamount, hope you will find Within these pages. . M5 .QNM M ww ewms.ma,w:-f.-fm.fw.,r,,.,.x ,Q vm-evm , . V 45,x,,.,-:sz: - V2 -' ,gg-:ag-m2m',:g-5.1 ' ' 1' v?f,::,-fgnffcw 'fa Qgqggqwr-' Maur' v 'T CDQUQCQXQJUQ- The Catamount staff is proud to dedicate the 1966 yearbook to you - our man of the year. Having joined the faculty of Potomac State College in the fall of 1948, Dr. Murphy has taught, advised, befriended, chatted with, and inspired hundreds of students. His colleagues esteem him as a capable and understanding teacher. His Wife and three children know him as a devoted and loving husband and father. His friends rec- ognize him as a congenial, thoughtful, and loyal associate. Dr. Murphy is a member of the Executive Committee of Potomac State College. He has also served as adviser to Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity since its origin in 1949. Dedicated to the Welfare of his church, he has been chairman of the Commission on Education and a member of the Board of Trustees of the First Methodist Church of Keyser for many years. In the words of the poet Leigh Hunt, Allen Murphy is . . .one that loves his fel- lowmenf' and tomorrow, I'll take them on a field trip. AD MINI S TRATI N FA UUL TY -' , . ' 'V 1. ' .4 H f' f- p'.',: . , . 1 .wld 4, DR. TODD H. BULLARD ffizceszknf For nearly two-thirds of a century Potomac State College has been educating young men and Women to assume positions of leadership in the state and nation. The aspirations and performance of the col- lege have surpassed the heights of the Appalachian peaks surrounding the institution. As you review this pictorial record of the college in the years ahead, I hope that you will draw in- spiration from memories of teachers and friends happy and challenging experiences, and the atmos- phere of an institution determined to grow above and beyond its mountain fastness. Y 4 XX s . ,. -' -. F A 1 ' 'VQ1411' 'N' hx Ta A i Y :'v.. 1: S .1 , Wwfffa 149,24 Ag' 5' ,S JAMES T. HANDLAN Egan Appointed August, 1965 HELEN C. CRINER eyzlv fraf DR. K. IMOGENE DEVER CDQGIQ W women . MR. DAVID G. NUZUM Director of CSXUOQJQX gwzks Qjczcu fa '5nq,4,,,u.' Larry G. Bolyard, M.S. Physical Education Shepherd College West Virginia University ' 1, F,.v- X A:,-,. , X fl M 1 ,J 97,5 M if f I ' ,, 1,52 ' 5, 'Q Q! 1 ... fy .4 .- Z X W 'Z pf ' f i f f J . , .1 ,f W ,, f W., , Ivy, , . , -' VW f , ' F' ' , 4 ,gf Y f im . 1 gy ' ,Ji f' 'C vlffwzff 7 wg. f - x .1 , ff' ' af' 1 KiM - - -'Z' . , Jw! I J. Kenna Burke, M.A. Political Science, Sociology Fairmont State College, West Virginia University f , f. f igfg My fig. V f 7 5 2 .6 4 W., ,lf , Q W., . fiifi Orval G. Anderson, M.A. English Potomac State College, West Virginia University , l sr f Pa.. , Q .w,z,fw' .,. '- -I 1' ' f , M , . f fffiwgw' ,gyyl A W! 1 ff , ,rw vw ' H ' I 7 3,-.' fig , Z QL 7 77 , A I ff Era-wg, Z7 1 ' ,Q 7 wwif J-g?V f fg ,f 1: nf f ,L ft 2' M ZW Z 'V , Wwylasf iw,- 'Z Richard K. Bolyard, A.B. Commerce Glenville State College, University of Maryland gg,-u,...,,u Richard A. Davis, B.M. Music West Virginia University V, w it ,ff .f A ' 'mba - Q . - 5?h'3wt ?'.'i'l'i'-NIT. 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Gallier, M.A. 'English Military Science History Marietta College Norwich University Columbia University University of Virginia ' ' ' T' M if ' . ii 'Q X ' f fy ,Mgr f , , 1, f M 'V' V ,, - 5 X '4 .sg f .ff 1 Susan J. Gleeson, M.S. Dudley W.G. Gordon, M.A. Commerce English fPart-timellnstructoril University of Pittsburgh West Virginia University Fairleigh Dickinson U. University of North Carolina 5 fm ,V l. i ia Q i: iv y ff X M , f 42 ff I f f J ' 5 I .WU af f M, ff ff' , S f ff ff ,Al KW X I - 7? , y .,,,: x, ip 'N N Oscar H. Gustafson, M.S Agriculture Potomac State College West Virginia University Kenneth Franklin Haines. M.A. Modern Languages Potomac State College, l West Virginia University ,QBWHN -'Wiz ffm War if 4 ff!! ? , f j f .67 K xr A Mrs- Elizabeth P- Haliliil, Jack M. Hartman, M.S. Mrs. Betty Howard, M.A. Paul F. Iverson, A.B., B.D. M'S'H'E' ' Psychology Assistant Librarian Mathematics A H0199 .ECOUOIYIICE Potomac State College, Morris Harvey College Hasting College. Union West Vlfglflia University West Virginia University Marshall University Theological Seminary, Columbia University r l it x -' i 'X f ' 1, 5 V .. 'U 'tr-N 1 ' , 'i i 0 I' 4, 5 'NAR if Q Qi .TQ x i, I '- 24.15, xx X 'Sf XX X' N? N7 40 ' , r -, X B X q ty it 5 flii Q XX ix N in QB it S ri Walter A. Jaworek, Virginia Johnson, M.A. Dana G. Lough, B.S. Kenneth M. Malone, M.S. B.S., C.E. Mathematics Physical Education Agriculture Professional Civil Engineer West Virginia University Potomac State College, West Virginia University Engineering West Virginia University West Virginia University F K 14 ff? Zi 'YW , J. Vagas, swf T , AFV' William Earl Michael, M.S. Nancy M. Miller, Ph.D. JRSDQI' Th0lTl3S M0l'l'iS, Allen E. Murphy, Ph.D. Botany, Zoology, Biology Modern Languages ' M.A. ' Geology, Geography Alderson-Broaddus, Lebanon Valley College, Ch91111St1'y, Physlcal Mount Union College, West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh Sclence West Virginia University Potomac State College, Syracuse University West Virginia University 5 i,-. 1 S -V V - ygmfwqgw Q W if a e' WW ,WMM5ifKQE, A -' XX f N e -rfi - 'X 4 XXX all M' Lwnfine Barnett NUZUU1. Nancy H. Oates, M.S. Alan E. Paltzik, M.S. Alan H. Paine, Ed.D. MA- Biology Biology Mathematics English West Virginia University Syracuse University Gorham State Teachers' Salem College, College, Columbia U. West Virginia University - -H fn W ,, vi5:fLff'Z '5-F 1 -Q 5, , ,Q Q f 22 2:2 V ,. 521, -, 'Wy W fy, vw '- gif-H' 5,4 P , gi 1-.V -f . - 4 , , ,1, .:. ' , -A 4,13 ,T ,'. A 1 V, ' X 5 5 9, ,ff Xu.-J K 0 N M ., s if! W Q 5 , X WB 5 'W 'i .. X29 ,f f Q - ' Margaret E. Rafter, M.S. Physical Education West Virginia University Arkansas State College, George Peabody College 'U We - Q gy., ,, P , X Mawr' Mary Fravell Shipper, A.B. Librarian George Washington University N Norman E. Rodgers, M.A History . Marie R. Rodgers, M.A. English Arkansas State Teachers College, George Peabody College SFC Joseph Military Q. Sanders Science Il l l i I l l 1 1 V f . ai. l f , - I f- 7 T A 15 ' f W' -pw ,,f' 4, ,V , sj,Q:.N1,g?4 ii X i it t ' , ,, 4, fy' ,,faA ,y,,,,7 aff , , . Ks., Harry R, Smith, M.B.A. Maj. -101111 R- Tracy, B-S- A. K. Van Scoy, M.A. Commerce Military SCi9UC9 Physics fPart-time Instructori KHHS-35 State College Salem College, West Virginia University Peabody College 5. ,, YNY Y ,, 'pK , -4 U . fix ff ij i is' 4 , ,I ,V A ' . M 1 Y V X-X-. X. V .',, I. 1 A 4 QW Q :V . Y , I ig : F Q f i .- Q 1 1- 1 i f? Z f df f x - yy . M if W ,b , V.. 1 A VN,,4.,,+ 4 f X B? V , Q . ,. I ff X Z J, ff' f ' - ' ' Z7 1 X X X if ff : ' ,-,.-- 3 , X- g . 'jg 3 ZZ Capt. William H, Charles D, Whitehill, M,M, Anne Elizabeth Withers, Leonard G. Withers, M.M. Wendelken B.S , . Music M.A. Music Military Science West Virginia University English Cincinnati Conservatory of Nest Virginia University Alderson-Broaddus, Musicg University of Dennison University, Cincinnati New York University I l l V l L ,gr YZ f 45 1 4 , Z fi X Philip R. Baker Mrs. Nancy S. Broome Mrs. Helen Chambers, Supt. of Maintenance Manager R.N. Book Store School Nurse 'KW-fi' Q wx ' Q 'LK - . 12211215 126 Mrs. Mary Evelyn Coffman SP5 John V. Golaboff Paul T. Healy, M.D. Director of Military Science College Physician Alumni Affairs Mrs. Helen Jones Mrs. Virginia Kolkhorst Mrs. Viola Lough Secretary to the President Preceptress Dietitian Memorial Hall 'ffis Dessie N. Morrison Residence Counselor Reynolds Hall he Qsfcypf i fz' X E 22-illj V A 1 ,, Ah Mrs. Thelma O'Connor Assistant Librarian Cashier Mrs. Ann Pamer r We 47185, WWF Mr. John Raschella, B.S. Frances Shallis Mrs. Gertrude Stanhagen i Business Manager Secretary to the Dean Administrative Assistant West Virginia University yww-iwaf,-.W.,.q,, John Stanhagen Manager Student Center Mrs. Geraldine Taylor PBX Operator 22 facu ly J 12 If 55019 ,...,,,. Q H5 , ' Q Studentq Leam Secletaual Skllls x I S B t H C F Evenmg Techmcal Wfltlng' Class UID 'll 42 FE TURE 'fy' ? jjofomac cgfafe gnaujuzcafes FY L ew Eeeszfanf On April 8. 1965, Ur. Todd H. Bullard was inau- gurated President of Potomac State College, suc- ceeding President Ernest E. Church. Dr. Bullard is the third president of Potomac State as a junior college and the eighth head of the institution in its sixty-four year history. The inauguration ceremonies were planned by a combined student-faculty cornniittee. West Virginia Governor Hulett C. Smith and West Virginia Uni- versity Board of Governors President Okey B. Glenn were among dignitaries attending the inauguration. President Leads Inaugural Procession Faculty in Procession President Todd H. Bullard iw Mk Guests of Honor at Inaugural Luncheon The Smiles Denote It's Now Official President Prepares for African Trip 27 weigh! ALO 3 9 L s M, TM? ig J , , V 5 51 ,34 2- M ,qnzifn-'if E, , omecomzhy Gne of the biggest holidays of the year was Homecoming. Beginning with the traditional Home- coming Parade, the day was one of excitement for students and alumni alike. During halftime cere- monies at the Homecoming football game With Ferf rum College, Queen Catamount XXVII, Miss Mary Lou McGee, was caped by Cadet Commander Steven Smith of the ROTC Battalion. Although the -home team suffered a 14-0 defeat at the hands of the Pan- President Speaks at Homecoming Luncheon thers, the evening activities served to lift the spirits of the Potomac partisans. The reception in Friend Hall and the Homecoming Dance capped a day to be remembered. is ' qs Miss Catamount XXVII Is Caped. ,-,.4 ,,,!tAi Former Grads Return f f Q 1 4 an , 4. 7 7 f . I f 5 f f , ,X , key , 1 0 Best Float Home Ec and Aguculture ...ff Visiting Ministers Open Seminars. fi pzkzfuaf 05135 Qmzh any Jresenf The Spiritual Emphasis program is set aside each year to helppfocus the attention of the college community upon religious and ethical beliefs. Hopefully, this program will contribute to the continuing development of mature and responsible views of religion and ethics. The program's format emphasizes free discussion rather than formal lectures. The general theme of the program was Religion and Social Activism. The discussants dealt with the following aspects of the theme: Religion and War, Religion and Racial Discrimination, and Religion and the Eco- nomic Order. U V 4 , 2 5 5 k..,..'-M 5 in r l igiis Father Greenwald Discusses Religion and Racial Discrimination f zlscusszbns 12 Cmefyzbn qnff CSOCI. Q7 Cf1'01Q912Q 7 7 2 Y ,fy H f f M l fx ' 1 4 Q 45 Yu I fa I f 'f ff f f J Rabbi Siegel Holds Informal Talk my ff! W f X ,f fl. M wa- My f f 452.11 ' , '44, Xjffi ff ,wma Z1gQ,.v:.:, 45 5 in Student Center. ,V ,W r Q ,.,. , ff ,, .-.,.' Z ip! 7 .. ' W! ' , if ,,,, l l WMWWW 412. ummm ' mug I 1 'ka R 1 ,W 1 1 'lr l l 3 Religion and the Economic O1'de1 ' Is Discussed by Reverend Keck. i l cpafen fs? l October 23 was a big day for students I of PSC as hundreds of parents came to I visit. The day was activity packed as parents and students toured the campus, seeing the sights and conferring with instructors, at- ' tending a football game, a reception, a mu- sical program, and a dance. This occasion acquainted parents with the college and faculty and did so in a lively and entertain- ing way. iss 'L u Q Z l W' K f Parents Watch Football Game on Theiry Day 1' l 2 l . ijil 'Q EW English Department Head Confers With Parents , M W - -.-T..--T-.4,g-.w.c,T ..,g ,,..,l.,-.-A ,,.' -5 M- --f- - H ' - X' Gi F? . 4 fa i Parents Inspect Laboratory Facilities 32 Mr. Gallier Talks with Parents is I r U59 Smith and Cheerleaders Lead the Way The cheer rings out - S-U-C-C-E-S-S! - urging the team to victory. School spirit is a Vital Everyone has Fun! part of success, for it helps to have the students rooting for you. That is the purpose of our thuses- to instill a rousing school spirit and insure a capac- ity crowd to cheer the home team to victory. At thuses, freshmen learn the college yells and Work up an enthusiastic spirit for the coming contests. It's all good fun-even if some have a martyred look- and the fun is long remembered as part of college life. W A , , -L? ' ? l I i ' : If 4 Is Everybody Here? 3 3 I W Z5 My fi gg K , f 1 . ' S V U jgf 1 f , V f ff W 1 ww 'Wf f A V 4 , ,I ww Q M fl 0 , t f .3 f 35 1 A 1, f , , , ff f gg, gn 3 , f , 4 N Cf , 7 Az? if G J N f MQ '24 , ,Q 43 -ff ew ' 4: W ., ', Y.-,,,W Q kf, f f fi! X X f , f XO? Q '- ,ff,..m' 9 x 7 2 Costumed Language Students 1 , N X as 'H' S I N 1 ,, , , X Ex. , H-'sky' ' 2, . 4. x. s X Wqfi 2 YGXYX X ' sk EA , 1 Wax ' f 'QB- Q, ,NIA . ,t,. .gm 3. - NN 4.56 fx 13. 'fx Si fx-:N . ,, , '15 'S'aR.1X-V-- , ,' f .I 4 50-, E ' ' .,.V 'X N - 5 Fraulein and French Maid Entertain Schnapps, Anyone? ATHLETICS .-,,,,g., ,4 qy.::,qzz4 ..., -. E.. l ..4g5.,-Q, 1:4-,V :'-.'- 1, lL,': 'fn 6i,',,U:L5ff12'i1: 1 - V., '.V.- H, ,..- ,v-Aff.-.1 Q ,:.,.-. A .41 2 my.: new-1z1:,: 2-,-zwrgzmli . 1 gs , 'LL' A3,vuz.:JW3,,:.35l:j?,3i,ljr5 -4:11 ,j , ip. -fg4bgp:a:p3-r'- w :mf '--frg'-e5:-,:,,',g4s:5g: 1, LYJHL' 5,1-'fl5,'y4.zfb,f'rl!ifd.1Z11 ., L, , . v4fki,,1g:,,,yg., Q 1 2.-J'-Q 2. V -' .1 1-41 -' -,1'-'-.'vs1F.1 ' ' , .J,2,f.31.1-2 -2,2332 A 'f.1i1- 'ff -lYlf'f J,?:.p'1:.Qf , th-'fy R.fq,ftzf,.-:.,.21fg 1. 3' . i,f3. .zQ J A, If, ' , .,. - .-.xg-2 ' -'K '-C2116 Aw?-iff'-. '.,..r 1 A - 1 ' -5. 1.x21'.,'. l.,-- H11-.Q fr - ,.-. -DHA. . -w I I I., . Y.. . ..,' :J-L, 55? .M . -.-Q . . .. -1 . 1-.-A-1--:.::1.,-,fa ahskiiwfik' . ...R - Vi, - T- Q- , , Ll , y .4-.-. 1.-H5 X . M. .-.-5,-I-5-in ,, -..,f-gh 4:- , . , , ., -Q - . S ...fi H. Um ., ,LA ,-f..x1,i:.,: 1 . 4. M ,,'-1.5135 ., , - , ,. . . - ' .1 rfp.- . ' ' e 3 -gm- .-,N--, 'gr 1'f1f-9lf2'ff','f'?6 'I-if-E?1L', lil - fi- ,. ,, ,,.- Y . . 1 41-iii Af .-il: - 1, . 'J.:jV,, Jiri-21113 J ofom ac fafe ' Gafamoun fs joofgazff 196.5 Season The Potomac State Catamounts wound up their 1965 football campaign with a 1-7 record. This un- fruitful year was a drop from last year's also low slate of 2-5-1. Bainbridge Naval Academy invaded Stayman Field Sept. 18, and walked off with a 21-2 victory. State's first two points of the season came in the form of a touchback. However, the visitors broke loose in the second half for three touchdowns. The Catamounts lost their second encounter of the season to Chowan College, Sept. 25 on the home turf. By means of a series of short runs, Chowan swamped the locals in the first 35 minutes of the game. Later in the game, a visiting gridder scam- pered for a 95 yard touchdown to put the finishing touches on a 28-0 victory. On Oct. 2, Shenandoah College tallied 13 points in the first quarter, and the Catamounts were never able to catch up, as they dropped their third con- secutive decision of the year 20-7. The Cat's first touchdown of the year came on a 63 yard pass play. They then added their extra point on another pass. Ferrum College dealt the Loughmen their fourth setback of the year as they downed the Cats 14-0 to spoil the annual Homecoming game. Even When Do I Go In? though they lost, the State gridders deserved a lot of credit for trying as Ferrum was rated 16th among junior college football teams in the nation. Montgomery Junior College of Takoma Park, Md., handed the Cats their worst loss of the season by a score of 56-0. The Loughmen were definitely off the mark that dayg three of Montgomery's touchdowns came on pass interceptions. Before an estimated crowd of 1,000, the Tigers of Wesley College gave the Cats their sixth straight loss of the year, on Oct. 23. State threatened many times during the game, but unsuccessfully. Meanwhile, Wesley racked up 20 points in our last home game of the season. Oct. 30 proved to be a big day for the locals as they won their first game of the season and were doubly elated because it was their first in the Tri- State Junior College Conference. This was Poto- mac's first victory since the next-to-last game of the 1964 season. Five different men carried the ball into paydirt for State as they rolled over Harford College by a score of 40-0. In the final game, the Cats went down before Baltimore Junior College, 14-0 on Nov. 6. Q. l my if '5' 3 'TT EF? , FRONT ROW Cl-rl: Joe Fraley, Thomas Friend, Mickey Lantz, Joe Riesebeck, Roger Johnson, Jerry Mezzatesta, Ed Becker, Jim Hardin, John Cleavenger, Alan Cody, Ronnie Shaffer. 2ND ROW: Roger Lark, Bernard Peasak, Jim Pol- ing, Dale Gray, Bob Lamont, Roger Keys, Thomas Springer, James Athey, Robert Garrett, Francis Scott, Anthony Tri- case, Harry Shobe, Mgr. Donald Walton. 3RD ROW: Asst. Coach Larry Bolyard, Head Coach Dana G. fHorseJ Lough, William Grove, Ronald Bruffley, Charles Beck, Jon Thayer, Ed Smith, Dennis Small, Charles Kist, Charles Moran, Terry Cullinan, Don Fletcher, Mike Wagoner, Mgr. Charles Mosser. 4TH ROW: Jim Keeney, Fred Hartman, Don Jamison, John Yacka, William Thomas, Sam Bosley, Jim Isenhour, Charles Thomas, Leo Dandeo, Earl Griffith. 51 I Head Coach ....... ..... M r. Dana Lough Opponent Potomac Assistant C h .... Mr. Larry Bolyard - - Assistant Cojgsh . .. Mr. Edward Beam Bambrldge 21 2 Managers ....... . .. Charles Mosscr Chowan 28 0 John Stagge s Donald Waugh Shenandoah 20 7 Ferrum 14 0 Montgomery 56 0 Wesley 20 0 Harford 0 40 Baltimore 14 0 - f ' 9114, Q W 7 4 , Left to Right: Row I: George Senic, Thomas Condron, Gary Green. Row II: Richard Mercer, Donald Jamison, William Nichols, Richard Ward, Jerry Mezzatesta, Gary Evans, Cliff Thomas, Howard Shores, Thomas Field, David Fix. State Opponent Score State Opponent Score 69 Johnstown . . . . . . 99 106 Harford . . . 81 L S Tw 92 Catonsville . .. . .. 84 67 Bainbridge 65 Wm cores 0 96 Altoona ...,. . . . 85 78 York .... . 86 80 Allegany . . . 66 78 Wesley ........ 106 88 Charles ..... . . . 53 85 Hagerstown .... 107 77 St. Mary's ....... 60 90 Allegany .. 99 114 Prince George .... 73 93 Montgomery 98 78 Johnstown ....... 66 93 Shenandoah 71 107 Altoona ... ... 78 66 York ..... 79 98 Shenandoah .. 89 89 Baltimore . 83 86 Essex .... . . . 84 Capacity Crowds Urge Team to Victory 2 1 1 Z . 1 ' it I' E , l l 7 ' A F 7 fi' 'fi Gm f ' t i j if Z- l:..,,.i1::.5--.. x me ,. . , I f r ,Nl if .xiwmy KE Ffa I 4 'Q .5 gf' f ,,,., 1 , P, ' i--' A V N ' ,.'Q as 7 ff f ' fs i f' i r i aigl as i offs ii 1 -7 N M, gif P' Y dj V .'i.b, 3 Tournament Elimination 91 If if , -if fy-i Hagerstown 99 PSC 91 V ar--....:. ,J-M 1 M V. 1 , N I . tw V! xg J y -1,. . ----------.--0 K M48 ,-.Q , V Y .WA 1.37 ,,':....Q.'L,. N 1965-1966 34.5-f5ef6afff 5Qa.i-an The Potomac State Catamounts opened their 1965-66 basketball season on Nov. 29, against the cagers of Johnstown College. The 99-69 final score found the Cats on the short end of this non-confer- ence tilt. On Dec. 4, the Loughmen made their home debut and won their first conference game. In this battle with Catonsville, the locals won 92-84. The Cats invaded the Altoona College hardcourt on Dec. 8 with a strong attack spearheaded by Tom Condron and Bill Thomas and came off with a 96-85 triumph. The locals continued their streak as they rolled to a 80-66 win over the Trojans of Allegany Commun- ity College, Dec. 13. The Cats were down 6 points at the half but caught fire and moved into the lead to stay. The Cats began a three game road jaunt by play- ing St. Mary's College on Dec. 16, and pulled off a 77-60 triumph. Victory once again came to the locals on Dec. 17, as they continued their winning ways by knocking off Charles College 88-53. Action picked up in the second period and the Cats coasted to their fifth straight win of six games. The locals wrapped up the successful road trip by thrashing Prince George College to the tune of 114-73. The Christmas break found the Cats in pos- session of a perfect 5-0 conference log and an im- pressive 6-1 overall. Putting their six game win streak on the line, the locals came through in fine form, beating Johns- town Junior College, 78-66, Jan. 6, on the local floor. The Cats were visited by Altoona College on Jan. 15, and sent the Pennsylvanians home with a 107-78 defeat. The Catamounts scored their sixth Tri-State Con- ference victory on Jan. 21, when they hammered the Shenandoah quint 98-89. On Jan. 24, the PS cagers swung into a three day road trip by squeezing by Essex Junior College with a slim margin of 86-84. Each team scored 38 field- goals, but the difference was at the charity stripe when the Cats got the extra edge. - The Catamount cagers won their eleventh straight victory and boosted their conference record to 8-0 by downing Harford Junior College 106-81 on the latter's hardwood on Jan. 25. Bainbridge Navv- Academy fell victim of the Cat- amounts on Jan. 26, on the Middies court. The local cagers came from behind in a close battle to pre- serve the winning streakg with a 67-65 final tally. Jan. 29 was a black night when the Cats dropped an 86-78 decision to York Junior College before a sellout crowd. This marked the first loss for the PS quint since their first game of the season, and ended the long, hard fought 12 game streak. Wesley College of Dover, Del., proved too much for the Catamounts as they fell to the tenth ranked junior college team in the nation on Feb. 4, by a score of 106-78. The Cats had their claws clipped for the third consecutive time on Feb. 5, at Hagerstown, Md., by a score of 107-85. Potomac State came back in the second half to outscore the opponents, but it was not enough for victory. On February 8, the Loughmen ventured to the rival city of Cumberland for a return match with the Trojans of Allegany Community College. The lo- cals who opened the game with a fine floor perform- ance, were up-ended-by a score of 99-90. Montgomery Junior College handed the Cats quint their fifth loss in a row on Feb. 11 in the PS gym- nasium by the score of 98-93. Potomac kept pace with the visitors on field goals, but the difference came at the foul line. Cn Feb. 15, the Cats won their second game of the season from the Shenandoah quint as they de- feated them 93-71. Two days later, the PS five traveled to York, Pa., only to suffer a 79-66 setback from the Pennsylvanians. In the final regular season game of the year the Catamounts played a brilliant second half to over- come a 23 point half-time deficit and defeated Bal- timore 89-83. In the tournament elimination game, Potomac State lost to Hagerstown, 99-91. Y,f.......fY Qgasegaff :I..Lg+iLW.1 L.1.,,iI 'T' L 'T .....T., i.,::'r 'R , 1 . lx ,V i 3 Hes an lx EX 4, T 1 , L Q A X ' xii I1 5 y i Xl M. 1 Ps D . rg- .s 3 X 4 R ii Q ll g , - ss 4 Aj 1 x f' , xl , x 4 ,, , , fl 'iff ff? 1 'f 1 xl ,- F , xg, XX! 11 li! phi? llp -1 J xl fl ' X R' P ' 5 f v 1 uf I ,Nil fx RNC, V wi-N , , 1 , 5 p ...L-....: .....M...,. ,N 4 It '.'g , ,Q-1-Q, if 'I wo-snags-mn i V , ,Asa ' e ..-.rr -. ..........,. . S A X - ' 'P-GIXE. . XXV.. 'CS sz-.f WS Yanen, James ROW ONE CL to RJ Bernard Peasak, John Pairall, Gregg Jenkins, Robert Jenkins, Gary Trickett, Gary Nichols, Larry Kersey, Guy Hanna, Roger Raines. ROW Team Harford Montgomery Hagerstown Baltimore Allegany Hagerstown Wesley Catonsville Essex Shenandoah Allegany Date April 1 April 2 April 16 April 23 April 26 April 28 April 30 May 6 May 7 May 11 May 13 si s S . , . fi ' A J Q f ' 1 sf A ' X . Fx me -X 'N TWO CL to RJ Joe Wagoner, George Senie, Larry Crowe, James Isenhour, John Lowery, David Fix, Tom Condron, Arthur Zinn, Coach Larry Bolyard. Place Results PSC Opponents Bel Air -- --- Takoma Park -- -- Hagerstown --- --- Keyser -- --- Cumberland -- -- Keyser --- -- Keyser -- -- Keyser -- 1- Keyser -- -- Keyser -- -- Keyser -Z -- 40 x 'T ev -S ': jr-W W-, K K ff? we , ., fe' , , 4 h-VM., ig' , '4 ,-ag, ,Q Aqlu KMA, M ' wil, Q fwgw a.Wuw MWA' I, MM A if- f,., , , ,I A 2 4 f 'M' A' fi? I qi. ,..5f,,,. If Rebecca Burgess Qf li ' 45 x -'R J 'Mx 1' ff- 4 f , W7 f S V an GZ Q Q14 k G UQIA' S s-U-C-C-E-S-Sz: Barbara Sultzer Mary Lou Mc-Gee Inda Belle Ellifritz Patricia Cummings Diane Sirna Wilma Toth F rgwz X ,, - 2 V ill is .QQ --4 X , A 5, -' . NAA Ama wx nu H , F--1-W . W wig: ,KX Us , ' QQ-lieww-we ' J Q 1 Q . 2, -ff-:L S Y '1 .pb M 4 7 . :nfs 2 ' e ff? 'X ' ' , aaxcqaam B E' F , 5,23 Q Q vq'51U'.'nsX 1 ' 4 P wiifjag 9 4 1 ' ef,NN0N+'a ar - fi A - EX I-2 FNS Mila' , tam: 'Hug' 'Y Bfailsvzdim E 'ISK 5335 E, . qw? .., . 2 -5 JI., - I I-mann-q.4.., fQrf fo 0 lgnffazn ur 5 H4 , fi z Pl '-f 5 . i f 5'-ffm 'if ,A M7 37175 'gf f '1 ?'S' ' W. , Camatops, Volleyball Champs W, 4 , , f, , Up and Over! 5 1 W f ,ig , U 254111 , ' 'fy ' -7'?f7f E857 N We 3 ' ' 4' I-an .X 1 ,, ff ' f we Down, Boy! 5 2 ,ll, , le 1' ll V W Oops! You Touched the Net! ORGANIZATI NS W :.f -. E xi: T ' jg .'.:J ff . A QSXUOQJQX G0 UI? Cz' The Student Council, which is under the supervis- ion of the faculty, is the governing order of the Stu- dent Body. Its goals are to further school spirit and to achieve a better understanding between students and faculty. The organization manages many campus activities. In September of each year, guides are provided by the Council to Welcome and aid the incoming fresh- men. Members assist with the sale of beanies and distribute the Freshman rules. During Freshman Week this year, a mixer was provided in order for the freshmen to meet each other and the sophomores. The Student Legislature sponsored Homecoming 5Dey1Q9Qf1Ue Weefzhy activities by forming committees to plan the dance and the parade. Programs for the home football games were sold by members. In the fall, movies and informal dances were arranged for the Student Body's enjoyment. The Council purchased new uni- forms for the cheerleaders. Final studies were made of the new constitution which was created last year. The Preamble of the Constitution states that the functions of the Student Council are to promote a common understanding, to provide for the orderly conduct of the affairs of the college, to elevate the standards of scholarship, and to increase school spirit. fi J reszknfls Gounczf The members of the Student Legislature are: Steven Smith-President, Student Body. i l J SOPHOMORE CLASS Pamela Surber ......... Frank Guididas .... Nancy Hilke .... Diane DiUlbaldo . .. Carolyn Carvey . . . . . . . .President Vice-President ........................Secretary Representative to S FRESHMAN CLASS Lee Martin . . . . . . Gary Evans Sally Swisher Linda Miller ......... Inda Belle Ellifritz .... . .... Treasurer tudent Council .......President Vice-President . . . . .Secretary .........................Treasurer Representative to S tudent Council sg, SORORITY AND FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS Wilma Toth ....................., Sigma Iota Chi Pamela Surber .. ...Eta Upsilon Gamma Suzanne Skinto .... ...... K appa Delta Psi John Ice ......... ........ P hi Sigma Nu Earl Griffith .... .... T heta Sigma Chi Leo Dandeo .... .... P hi Kappa Omega REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Jerry Staggs, Sigma Phi Omegag Linda Files, Pas- quinog Jay Craig, Delta Psi Omegag Richard McEl- fish, Engineers Clubg Thomas Condron, Roth Military Clubg Shawn Sorrell, Agriculture Clubg Sherwood Stemple, 4-H Clubg Patricia Heagy, Home Economics Clubg Emil Knutti, Circle K Clubg Nancy Schnell, W.R.A.g Sally Rosenfield, Christian Youth Fellow- shipg Michael Morgan, Newman Clubg James Funk- houser, Catamount. K I l .-f XVFQSAQDGI? 6.1233 KWSCQIS fafafzwunf- 01114 Cokye 990146005 The 1966 Catamount has been produced to provide a lasting record of your year at Potomac State Col- lege. We hope the visible memories that make up this twenty-eighth edition will find a special spot on your bookshelf. To one who is not familiar with the planning, pre- paration and labor that are necessary to produce a college yearbook, the task may seem quite simple. Actually, long hours of planning and work are in- volved. This year's Catamount began in April of last year with the conception of the first dozen pages that make up the opening. After the ideas had germi- nated through the summer months, the work began in earnest at Fall registration with the taking of student and faculty photographs and the sale of yearbooks. The editorial, business, and typing staffs then performed their respective tasks to make this yearbook a success. This book is successful only if it aids you in re- calling your hours of study, in class and outg the extra-curricular activities in which you participatedg the special events and features of the yearg and the friendships which grew on this campus. The staff of the 1966 Catamount sincerely hopes that this yearbook will do all these things. CATAMOUNT STAFF Editor ............. ......................... ..... J a mes A. Funkhouser Assistant Editor . .. Business Manager . .. Artist ............. Photographer ..... Typing Editor .... Sponsor ........ . . . . . . .Christine G. Payne .Brian R. Brosi . . . .Alfred W. Lyons . . . . . . . .Robert C. Melody ...........Sandra J. Price .. . . .Dudley W. G. Gordon yn-my f N ffm ADVERTISING STAFF TYPING STAFF Margaret Vorous Diane Nolan Jay Craig Olan Faulk Darlene Woodworth Nancy Tasker Nancy Holt Patricia Hartman Samuel Oliveto Mary McCormick Kathleen Matson Audrey Taylor Joyce Meyers Robert Lucas Judy Moore Linda Toler Bette Aronhalt Sandi Price Audrey Taylor N Bull? 1 C7649 ,Was ,Q www ' - 'is' , ia ,is-QM .as -.s-rs--iw ' s Y N X sn -.A uzho f uf' Gbkye Glam. , W1 .xr ' Editorial Staff Works to Meet Deadline The Pasquino, the college newspaper which is is- sued fortnightly, is completing forty-four years of continuous service to Potomac State not only in pro- viding news of the campus to its many readers but also in serving as a laboratory for students major- ing in journalism. Its distinctive name, chosen in 1921, derives from the name of an ancient Greek statue, still extant in the city of Rome, which became a talking statue when people posted on it their comments on current affairs. They named the statue Pasquino about 1500 B.C. in honor of a deceased hunchbacked tailor by that name respected for his biting and amusing sarcasm. The staff of the Pasquino includes all stu- dents registered in journalism courses and a num- ber of volunteers. The newspaper has an average press run of 2,250 copies. Students' activity fees entitle them to re- 48 ceive the paper. Approximately 1,200 copies con- stitute the mailing list, which includes the sending of copies to parents of non-commuting students, alumni, numerous high schools and colleges both in and out of state, and to others interested in the college. Potomac State's journalism majors are enabled to have a rich practical experience not only in writing for the newspaper but in makeup, as they are pre- mitted in theucomposing room to assist when the Pasquino is prepared for printing at the News-Tri- bune plant. The Pasquino sponsors annually the publication and sale of a Student-Faculty Directory. Each spring the staff has a Press Banquet, at which the guest speaker is invited from the ranks of the Fourth Estate. Q6IJ.S!0d!0 Q14 A ' PASQUINO STAFF Editor ...... ......... L inda R. Files News Editor ............ Dianne Hoyle Associate Editors ....... Charles Higbee Lynda Whittier Sports Editor ............ Greg Crouch Business Manager .... Rosalee Calemine Circulation Manager .... Michael Morgan Staff Photographer ..... Robert Melody Composing Assistant ..... Clegg Rinard Adviser ......... Dr. Elizabeth Atwater f w ' The Pasquino is Mailed to Parents and Patrons S ? 2 Q 2 r M A t X MW, MN 1 , li 4 t V sx x X A 5' 1 ., F ,- ' ' - 21.2 Q, x 49 Q Ng in '35 Freshmen Read Copy NEWS STAFF Barbara Angle, James Blair, Wendell Cochran, James Goldsworthy, Susanne Gontarz, Nancy Grow, John Mcllwee, James Neitzel, Connie Sue Reese, Sharon Ridenour, Carlton Shoemaker, Katharine Ann Stephen. BUSINESS STAFF Barbara Jo Andrews, Judith Ann Walker CIRCULATION STAFF Linda Bullinger, Elizabeth Ann Cline- dinst, Carolyn M. Harshbarger, Amanda L. Price. Preparing. Pasquino for Printing iiS?TXiwk ZW i ZFCQ C . . L ax fs -ig fm,-we mswmx-vwwmafxsa-:wass,,as.sg X new ei' ,aa-we The Circle K Club of Potomac State College is the only true service organization on campus. This or- ganization is dedicated to the ideals of service to the college, and the community of Keyser. The club was established in 1952 and was issued certificate num- ber six when Circle K became an international organ- ization, The club is made up of young men of good character and scholastic standings, who work in the service of others. Their only return being the thanks and appreciation that comes from such Work. The club has had another active year, the major projects being the following: working at basketball and football games, assisting with Parents' Day, sponsoring the annual Homecoming Parade, bringing the Blood Mobile to campus, delivering student survival kits during semester examinations, and other such projects of service. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Wayiie Akers Gary Belue Thomas Condron Robert Fink Robert Fint Wade Harsh James Hill Richard McElfish Charles Miller Edward Miller Harold Roth Jerry Staggs Terry Strawser John Sturm MMM, ww ' ,,. ,pw President Emil Knutti ff David Biser Wendell Cochran John Dawson Peter Ervin President ........ Vice President Secretary ....... Treasurer . FRESHMAN MEMBERS Martin Fisher David Fogle Guy Hanna Paul Hill OFFICERS 51 Glen Morrison Robert Perdue Claude Shannon Michael Stang . . . . .Emil Knutti . . . .Shawn Sorrell .James Fisher Robert Melody IFCQ it F Q 'iff UWM ir, - S fm 5? iv? f 4? ff or V-.1 Vice President Shawn Sorrell I H -awww ,,, sn? H9 I 91'-1595 it ,if f yfzbu fare The Agriculture Club of Potomac State College was organized October 11, 1954, for the purpose of stimulating and bringing about a closer academic and social relationship between students majoring in the various phases of agriculture. The Agriculture Club, in conjunction With the Home Economics Club, performs several activities throughout the year, such as an annual trip, a par- liamentary procedure demonstration, a demonstra- tion on etiquette, a Home Economics and Agricul- ture Club party, and a chicken barbecue. One of the major accomplishments was the Agri- culture Club and Home Economics Club float win- ning first place in the Homecoming parade for the third consecutive year. As one of its objectives, the Agriculture Club sponsors an annual turkey shoot to stimulate cam- pus activity. Membership in the club is open to students major- ing in Agricultural Education, General Agriculture, Veterinary Science, and Forestry. OFFICERS President ........ . .............. . . . . Vice President .... Secretary ......... ..... Treasurer ..................... Reporter ....................... Student Council Representative... Wade Harsh . . . .Lee McClung . . . . .Wayne Akers . . . .Jerry Starcher ........Jim Hill . . .Shawn Sorrell Richard Blizzard Stanley Bolyard Jim Broyles James Daugherty David Dolly Robert Fink Rodney Gardner Burl Haga Susan Heiss Paul Hill Emil Knutti Roger Lambert MEMBERS Alvin McKee Charles Miller Roger Perdue James Rodeheaver Sam Sheets Tom Simms 52 Robert Smith Erwin Stemple James Stewart Gary Swecker Charles Waggy Donald Walton L, , 12 fb? eezty JA! The Engineers Club is a campus organization com- posed of freshman and sophomore engineering ma- jors at Potomac State College. It has been in exis- tence since 1932 and provides for the student engi- neer a professional atmosphere to go along with his academic life on campus. Visiting professional engi- neers speak to the members, industrial films are shown at the meetings, demonstrations are given by visiting regional engineers, and trips are taken to industrial plants in the area. The organizations main purpose is to lend a professional atmosphere needed by the student engineers as a stepping stone for as- sociation with local, state, and national professional engineering societies when the student graduates in his particular field of engineering. OFFICERS President ....... Vice President ..... Secretary-Treasurer ........ . . . Reporter ............................. Representative to Student Council Advisor ............................ The members are: SOPHOMORES: Richard Billmyre, Stan- ley Bowman, Clyde Gill, Larry Kersey, Irvin Koelle, Joseph Merica, Robert McKee, Louis MeGee, Clegg Rinard, Larry Spencer, Loren Stickley, George Vandelangeryt. FRESHMEN: Michael Ashby, Frank Fitzwater, Martin Fisher, Arthur Ford, Ronnie Fortner, Dale Gray, Archer Graves, Michael Hensley, Edward Miller . . . . William Grove . . . Richard Beddow . . Stanley Waybright Richard McElfish . . . . Mr. Jaworek Jerry Haggarty, Robert Moran, William Mowbray, Harrison Mosser, George Peer, James Poling, William Seeders, Harry Shobe, Salvadore Rossi, Terry Spencer, David Scott, Roy Stickley, Charles Thomas, William Thomas, Jerry Turner, Roy Whipp, Donald Winter, Robert Wilt. 'cz lunar owe' gC012012Q1c'3 W 1 i ' Q 4 M s EE X If UNO X oFF1cERs ,fcowo X Sic F - AOQPX President ......... ............... ........ P a tricia Heagy gvx 5- 'QPX 63' 9 Vice President .... ......,.... . . .Karen Deffenbaugh g .Eg 1 Q, g .ig 3 Swecretal-y ,... ..... NConn1eH Igeesle l i 3 '-P 1 reasurer ..... .... a ncy e ric ,cr 75 Historian .... ..... N ancy Tasker fa 5 'gflfgl Chaplain .... . . .Margaret Vorous 61, 'KA x NOX X HY, Rox XJ XJ Nancy Calemine Susan Coddington Jennifer Clise Kay Coleman Jane Crawford Paula Cuff MEMBERS Barbara Day Susan Heiss Jeannie Henderson Judy Huffman Peggy Kerr Beth Kirkpatrick Vonna McGuinness Diane Milby Jeanne Miltenberger Susan Myers Gloria Pauley Linda Savage Suzanne Skinto Nancy Warnick Elaine Welsh Sharon Welsh Barbara Williams Mary Wilson Nancy Wood The Potomac State College Chapter of the College Section of the West Virginia and American Home Economics Association has as its guide the creed established by Ellen H. Richards, who was founder of Home Economics. The Chapter this year actively participated in several Home Economics traditions such as selling mums for homecoming. giving a Christmas party for selected-needy children of the Keyser Elemen- tary School age, taking an educational trip with the Agricultural Club and participating in the spring conference at J ackson's Mill. The Club members also assisted in the ground breaking of a steering committee to aid the local Vista Worker in tutoring youngsters who needed additional and individual scholastic attention. Each home economics major returned to her area high school between semesters and talked to the girls about the opportunities in home economics. Inter- esting programs such as a hair grooming lecture and instructions on flower arrangements were also arranged by the members. ome CO1? 0122155 , .w i ,V V X K , M2 ,fi X , r XS' arm x34 , , '4s.... re-M' F is Home Ec. Christmas Party Learning Laundry Techniques I v I 9 iwfflf- - M -, e , V, ,a f f -2 ., .,,, W ' f M N 1 I V I 3:5 7 it Q.. iinn 1 Selecting Colors for Interior Decorating Formal Table Setting V if 1 , X . M 2 5 , A S , m W' X 1 frying Fabric Identification 55 Children Entertained at Christmas Party , 595, if? Vi' 1 is , , f-,r V.-was fa-g:,.g Q W if F 6,5173 1112712 yo uf gem ws ILO l . .tl Xt X X N xx xx X x w if X et . , it X NX - N v...... , OFFICERS President ......... ..... Vice President ...... Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . Rodney Hall . . . Ellen Swan . . Jan Rose MEMBERS Ruth Dunbar Sharon Ridenour Nancy Schnell Pat Farris Sally Rosenfield Jim Stewart Jean Henderson Linda Lea Savage Margaret Vorous Vance Mosser The Christian Youth Fellowship is an organization which unites Protestant youth at Potomac State College and attempts to enrich their spiritual life by means of fellowship and recreation. Programs deal- ing with moral issues of interest to youth, and cus- toms of various religious sects are presented at the meetings, held at the recreation room of Friend Hall each Monday evening. The faculty advisor is Mr. W. Earl Michael. He is assisted by Rev. Robert Smith, the representative of the local ministerial associa- Stanley Waybright tion. The controversial book, Instead of Death, by Wil- liam Stringfellow, was reviewed at the meetings. The organization also entered a float in the Home- coming parade, designed a Christmas display for the show case at the Student Center, co-sponsored the Spiritual Emphasis Seminars with the Newman Club, and conducted Pre-Easter Communion and worship services for Protestant students. Ml iiiifirfsxfvav Sr. E i 3 2 if if 1 1 1 v L 4? X x OFFICERS President ....... ............... .... M i chael Morgan Vice President... ..... Robert Melody Secretary ....... .... S usanne Skinto Treasurer ..... .... E dward Smith MEMBERS Gary Alt Barbara Angle Regina Bowman Diane Bubnowski Barbara Buchan David Buzzard Richard Carey Ann Cirillo Allen Cody Leo Dandeo James DiFebo Judith Dorsey Arlene Ferrarra Robert Garrett Susanne Gontarz Nancy Hilke Anita Huertas Jill Kennedy Charles Kist Richard Kuznicki Kathleen Matson Joseph Merica Mary Minnich Kathleen Myzie James Panetta Bernard Peasak Patty Rehe Emily Rokisky Francis Scott Anthony Tricase John Yacka John Yanen The Newman Club of Potomac State College is an organization of Catholic men and women on campus. The club is devoted to the strengthening of religious education and to instilling the desire to practice religion more fervently. The Newman Club partici- pated in the clothing drive of the local Catholic Church, The Assumption. The club has been guided by the words of the Right Reverend John O'Connell. Spiritual Counselor of the club and Pastor of the Church of the Assumption, and Professor J. K. Burke, Faculty Advisor for Newman Club. The New- man Club co-sponsored the annual Spiritual Em- phasis Week on campus. jedi 0122912 7.9 Q f An important factor of a young Woman's successful adjustment to college living is a good relationship with other Women on campus. The Women's Residence Association, which is composed of all the Women living in Friend and Reynolds Halls, tries to create a friendly, coopera- tive atmosphere in the Women's Residence Halls. This governing body, which was established on December 7, 1944, Works with the two Hall Councils to obtain higher living standards. The organization endeavors to emphasize the social and cultural aspects of college life. One tradition of the Women's Residence Association is the sponsoring of Christmas parties in Reynolds and Friend Halls. The W. R. A. is represented an- nually in the Homecoming Parade. This year Michaelangelo's David, an eighteen inch antique bronze statue, was presented to the Potomac State College library as an in memoriam gift. OFFICERS Nancy Schnell ..... ............... ....... P r esident Connie Reese .......... ........ .... V i ce President Karen Deffenbaugh .... ......... S ecretary Wilma Toth ......... .......... T reasurer Patricia Farris. . . . . . . . . . .... Social Chairman E 58 Reynolds Hall y-aes! Q12 Ce Kwssoczdfzbn 2 2 ff 'af 552, 5? EQ S Friend Hall gf Q WTS Jw? el is 59 Friend Hall QV' - CiyOlZ2Q1?7S qffkbc' 5550016 1612 The Women's Athletic Association of Potomac State College is an organization which promotes a feeling of sportsmanship among the young women of the college and helps to break the monotony of everyday academic schedule. This year the W.A.A. made artificial corsages for the Parents' Da cele- Y bration. Potomac State College experienced a first when the Women's Athletic'Association organized a Co- Recreation Night. Volleyball was the fare that even- ing with a mixed group of men and Women students playing in several spirited contests. Co-Recreation Night was an experimental attempt to acquaint more students with the W.A.A. and were held dur- ing the school year. When 250 points are achieved by a young woman in the club she receives an emblem on Recognition Day at the end of the spring semester. Five hun- dred points Warrant a school sweater andthe ac- quiring of leadership and sportsmanship is the goal of each member of the club. Miss Margaret E. Raf- ter, instructor, is the sponsor of the club. OFFICERS President ....... ............... ....... P a m Kessler Vice-President .... Secretary ............... Point Chairman ........... Tournament Chairman ..... . . . .Georgette Dedik . . . .Barbara Buchan . . . . Patricia Farris . . . .Sue Gontarz MEMBERS Linda Allen Martha Barnes Linda Bullinger Cheryl Byrd Vickie Chidester Pamela Cooper Pat Cummings Lillian Diehl Karen Duffenbaugh Gale Donges Jacqueline Farkas Nancy Holt Robin Hauder Jill Kennedy Joyce Myers Kathy Myzie Karen Neilson Jeanie Henderson Shirleen Knotts Sandra Roth Sharon Tisdale Connie Reese Regina Bowman Sandra Smith Penny Moats Gloria Llwenllyn w s f I Q K - ' .I ,ggi 3 .O 4 I If .il Elf 'f.5 'f':iE. 'u-' . U X 3 M -i ' ' 4 A , 2 x Z , i l , 4-if CZA16 v:,,??6 m Q OFFICERS President .......... ................ ..... S h erwood Stemple Vice-President ....... ............ ..... P a tricia Cummings Secretary-Treasurer ........... .... C onnie Sue Reese Reporter ....................... ..... W endell Cochran Student Council Representative... ..... Samuel Sheets MEMBERS Guy Hanna Barbara Huffman Nancy Rexrode Patricia Snyder Nancy Tasker The Potomac State 4-H Club, reorganized during 1964-65, is connected with the Mineral County Co- operative Extention Service of West Virginia Uni- versity. The club was formed to provide an organi- zation for social, educational, and service activities for former and present 4-H Club members and other students with a 4-H interest. To participate directly in the 4-H programg to develop leadershipg and to provide an opportunity to continue in the program are the objectives of the organization. The club fulfilled its goals by providing leader- ship for a newly-formed club in Piedmont which was without a leader. As was held last year, a charting conference was conducted in the spring as an on-campus activity. This conference not only benefited as a training session for 4-H'ers from five surrounding counties, but acquaints the visitors with the college. lr 0151151 2 Q Q 6 . u- ' J mis . TG' 5: A ,gala A. l. Q . .WOXOJQQQC Qsfafe T122 yezfs President .............. ......... J ay Craig Vice President ..... ............. B onnie Iman Secretary-Treasurer ..... ..... C arolyn Carvey Advisor .......... .... M r. Orval J. Anderson MEMBERS Barbara Angle Retta Bailes Brian Brosi Richard Carey Jay Craig' Patty Cummings Sue Darrow Linda Dunnivan Inda Belle Ellifritz Pat Fisher Donna Hannas Barbara Huffman Steve Lilly Marlene Lyons Lee Martin, Jr. Mark McGraw John Mcllwee Christine Payne Dave Pearson Bob Schadler Diane Sirna Nancy Smith Katharine Ann Stephen Carolyn Thrush Elaine VVelch Lynda Whittier The oldest cultural group on the campus is the Players, organized in 1919. This year a drama class was provided for students interested in training in any phase of the theater from acting to set con- struction, lighting and sound techniques and the art of stage make-up. This year a melodrama Egad, What A Cad , the group's first production of the year, was presented in an authentic cabaret setting in Cctober. A three act comedy The Doctor in Spite of Himself , by Moliere. was given in April. The reading of 0'Neill's The Long Voyage Home was presented in May. The final production of the year was a Lollipop Theater presented by the cast for the Children of Keyser. These productions were pre- sented in the Downstairs Theater which was made from the old auditorium in the Administration Building. The theater will seat approximately eighty people. In this small theater are exhibits of pla- cards from Broadway shows and autographed pic- tures sent to the players from prominent Broadway stars. ' Potomac State supports a local chapter of Delta Psi Omega, the largest honor society in dramatics and our chapter is one of the 207 active chapters in the United States. The members currently en- rolled in Cast N. 110, Delta Psi Cmega are Brian Brosi, Carolyn Carvey, Jay Craig, Marlene Lyons, Diane Sirna, Elaine Welch, and Lynda Whittier. C912 QS 140122 f igazeffecs' W, ,, .L :.,, h,, . W ,ul 'N' .HWYMM V lrwwrn '. .. , , ,L ' 5 3' M . V My , 2,6 ' f nwwwu-..-., ,, r W' 'ww ff W , 4,,,...,..- am Finale of Egad, What A Cad! , sf MQ Z M., 7X6 I am, I vw X P H I Make-Up Time Singing Waiters Little Egypt Floradora Girls 63 KL-..,n..,,.wv' . yvofomac cgfafe Qszkyjefs The Singers, the college choral organization, is open to all students by audition. The group performs both sacred and secular choral literature chosen from the works of the earliest masters to those of the present day. Performance responsibilities of the Singers in- clude the Christmas and Spring programs and the series of tour presented to high school audiences throughout West Virginia and neighboring states. Frequently, the Singers are called on to perform at various other college programs and functions. The year's activities closed with the Singers' perform- ance at Commencement. The Singers Retta Bailes Penny Bryan Nancy Calemine Elizabeth Clinedinst Nancy Coleman Glenn Crowe Jan Cunningham Jay Cunningham James Daskal John Daskal Barbara Day Inda Belle Ellifritz Abraham Evans Jean Evans Dennis Hartman Nancy Hedrick Susan Heiss Carlotta Henderson Barbara Huffman John Ice Karol Kersheval Shirleen Knotts Steve Leasure Robert Lucas Dianne Lynch John Mcllwee Linda Miller n Glenn Morrison David Pearson Bonnie Randalls Dale Rawlings Steve Rexrode Emily Rokisky Sally Rosenfield Susanne Skinto Gregory Steck James Stewart Audrey Taylor Joanne Temple John Tyler Judy Walker Karen Ward Mary Wilson Richard A. Davis, Director Miss Sally Swisher, Accompanist 1,-, . wil, , ,Lin - fiitififfk 4-f',2,.,'i iff: 'f - 'C Z7c 5:7i5 'pfw 4 1 gg f ' ' V ,gf ' 9l:'a,'3. W Vi! xl ,UQ 127 AVP aligns' '? n' . f M,1zAe1,l geiis ,K 4y, 3,?,,E 2,,31 f ji, f: if'-L .. S-.-.-ZH , 5fl,.f!1.n5E a :sf ' Y ' X f,z',+ .W' - .q.:.-xr-232' 'viva !l1'7Zf9: ,W 1 4. s tn. ff fvri? ,1 H - 1 :-1 wif, ' V 4 0 ff f . WA!! ,Q ff' ,fflgzfjf '25, mg ,. , , ... , . . ' H + - V-,-vw . we ZW, aff-af1'21'f :f VU J 0210122 ac' The Potomac State Concert Band is a credit course available to both men and women. Participation in the Concert Band enables students to continue their musical training. The band devotes its time to the study and performance of band literature of the highest quality. The Concert Band, under the direc- cgfafe Cancer! an tion of Mr. Charles Whitehill, played for the Fresh- man Convocation and presented a Christmas con- cert in the fall. In the spring, the band presented two concerts on the campus, made a one day tour to neighboring high schools, and played for the graduation exercises in May. Wayne Akers Orville Armentrout Dianna Baldwin Dennis Beyer Margie Billmyre Lewis Bolyard David Bronson Eston Burge Joseph Denton Judy Dorsey Patricia Farris MEMBERS Rodney Hall James Holmes Nancy Holt John Ice Bonnie Iman Carl Mace Robert McKee Walter Rex Stephen Rexrode Sally Rosenfield Harold Roth 65 Michael Rappenkamp Robert Schadler Larry Shrout Ronald Snyder Judy Stalnaker Terry Strawser Barbara Sultzer Ellen Swan Rex Swisher John Tyler David Winter Mary Wright fjjofofnac csfafe igan Ce The Potomac State College State Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Whitehill, affords the members experience in the field of dance music. Membership in this credit course is open to any student by audition. In addition to the regular music available for dance bands, this group varies its sound by using special arrangements by Mr. White- hill and by using small combos and soloists. In the 33412 fall the Stage Band performed for the Parent's Day convocation and presented a concert at Moorefield, W. Va. In the spring the band performed at the Recognition Day Program, participated in two con- certs and made the annual spring tour to neighbor- ing high schools in conjunction with the Potomac State Singers. Armentrout, Orville Beyer, Dennis Billmyre, Margie Bronson, David Burge, Buddy DeLauder, Thomas MEMBERS Farris, Patricia Ford, Arthur Hall, Rodney Holmes, James Iman, Bonnie Kuznicki, Richard 5 v ,-wma, ... ,.. , .. ew . V,.,...-,...,.A,..,......w.... ,,,.,,N.,.-. . ,,a..,,, u,.,,,,.. McKee, Robert Ruppenkamp, Mike Schadler, Robert Snyder, Ronald Tyler, John Rexrode, Steve , . . , 9 ..., .M ew.. . , ... , -.-we-4 wmv- 'H .,. .... ,W W.. ,,,.,......,..., ...,.,....w .. ,, ,W . ...,.v.,A 4 Y , , ...Y A .. P ' ' Z AH '54 ,. ,ge - 49 f or N, . , if ,,-yi J. , M 4 , yzjflffarjf Ware fray Zan K ,N V, f 5 , aww' Waffi51f,f,mL,,,,a f Qff2fcf ,V ' M33 , Q f ' I ,X , ., l , + it 4 r W , ,f , wf .ff f A , if .Wm N4 ,f , ,,f , rl .. f . fZXWWWWWZAWMZWQWWM4., tj Q, X ...Zh 2 H , V, 9, , ,ms f I X I 1 VQV!1w,,,.m.,nW ,f,,W4f,W,WWWy,f, WMWM. ,WW .f , ,, ,I 1, I V. , . I , f ' fvfwzff.. V ' f ., ' The ROTC Marching Band is under the direction of Mr. Charles Whitehill. The ROTC military ad- viser in S. Sgt. Richard Y. Johnston. Band members may earn additional ROTC merits as well as college credit for participation. The Band is most active during the fall season when it contributes much to the spirit of the school by performing at the home football games. A highlight of this year's Home- coming game was a massed band in which the ROTC band performed five selections with the high school bands from Ridgeley and Keyser, W. Va. and Westernport, Md. In the fall the Marching Band participated in the Homecoming, Veteran's Day and Christmas Parades. In the spring the band provides music for the ROTC noon formations which culmi- nate in the annual inspection and the President's Review. OFFICERS Glenn Crowe, Capt. Harold Roth, lst. Lt Carl Mace, MSgt. Robert McKee, SFC Rodney Hall, 2nd Lt. Steven Leasure, SFC Edward Delbrook, SF Robert Fint, Sgt. Wayne Aker, Sgt. David Bronson, Sgt. C MEMBERS Orville Armentrout Dennis Beyer Nathan Beachler Lewis Bolyard Dan Burdock Eston Burge John Deahl Joseph Denton Thomas DeLauder Martin Fisher Arthur Ford James Holmes John Ice Louis Kight Richard Kuznicki Roger Lewis Virgil Malone Richard Miller Kenneth Mollohan Vance Mosser Walter Rex Steve Rexrode Mike Ruppenkamp Robert Schadler Larry Shrout Ronald Snyder Raymond Stiles Rex Swisher John Tyler Robert Wilson Homer Winans David Winter Q720156 jjzffaf on weary oczef MEMBERS Wayne H. Akers Robert G. Fint Gary Alt James Fisher Anthony Amato James Funkhouser Ernest Ashby Thomas Garcia Frederick Barte Earl Griffith Richard Beddow William Grove Richard Billmyre Leslie Halapy Brian Brosi Wade Harsh Jay Craig William Houck John E. Daskal Larry Kersey Edward A. Delbrook Emil Knutti Roth Military Honorary Society was formed in 1953 to represent the Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at Potomac State College. Colonel Samuel Roth, then Professor of Military Science at West Vir- ginia University, was responsible for the ROTC unit at Potomac State. Today the society stands as one of the most active organizations on the campus. Socially, ROTH annual- ly sponsors the ROTC Rifle Team, the Fall Banquet, the Spring Cookout, a float in the Homecoming Parade and the highlight of the entire college social calendar, the Military Ball. The organization is furthermore responsible for the performance of cere- monial activities of a military nature in connection with Potomac State College activities and many local organizations. Richard Matlich Louis McGee Robert McKee Robert Melody Charles Miller Harold Roth Ronnie Shaffer James Shaver Keith Skidmore Stanley Sommer Shawn Sorrell ville Larry Spenser Jerry Staggs Loren Stickley Robert Stack James Sunstron David Taylor Julian Thomas David Walker William Van Ormer Arthur Zinn The Society's chief objective is to honor outstand ing ROTC students who have demonstrated the high qualities necessary for leadership and have main- tained an exceptional military and academic stand- ing. To be invited and accepted into ROTH, a stu- dent must attain a military science grade of B or better and an overall grade average of C or above. The distinctive .ROTH colors, red and white, are displayed in the ribbon and fourragere worn by all members in addition to the ROTC uniform. Mem- bership in ROTH Honorary Society is considered a scholastic achievement which is a status sought by all cadets and will as such inevitably carry on in the fine traditions characteristically sought by the group. , jeof jjkoges for 1966 mv' OFFICERS Commander ....... . . . Thomas Condron Treasurer ........... . . . Steven Smith Executive Officer . . ..... John Yacka Information Officer . . . . . Glenn Crowe Secretary ......... Stanley Bowman Chaplain ............ .. Rodney Hall ADVISOR Capt. William H. Wendelken 69 'Z Q, ' afamounf yeam OFFICERS President ...... ............ ........ W a de Harsh Vice-President . . . ........ Anthony Parks Secretary ...... . . George VandeLangeryt Treasurer .... .......... G lenn Crowe Captain .. ....... Joseph Denton Sponsor .. .. Major John R. Tracy Coach .. .. Sfc. Joseph Q. Sanders MEMBERS Barbara Jo Andrews James Blair James Brodengeyer David Duncan Louis McGee The Catamount Rifle Team, under the direction of Sfc. Joseph Q. Sanders, is sponsored by the ROTH Military Honorary Society. The objective of this organization is to encourage organized civilian marksmanship, with a View toward accurate shoot- ing, proper care of firearms, and rules of safety. To be eligible for membership, one must meet the re- Hugh McKenzie Richard Moreland Gerald Orndorff Sandra Price Charles Waggy quirements listed under National Junior College Ath- letic Association Eligibility Rules. The team is affiliated with the National Rifle Association CNR AJ, where it participates in NRA rifle matches with various colleges. Sophomore members are awarded sweaters for firing the required number of matches, freshmen are given letters. C5!UOI2SOf1S' Nancy Hilke Beverly Moore Veteran's Day Parade Mary Lou McGee Carolyn Carvey Betty Edwards Q 2012721 gg wa 5 Qgfuof Z 7 , . 777' , , ,,f,,, ,N, ,,,,, 4, ew :fi fx - x M 9 N ss NS SN ss: s ss g, f Nl, .0 ,, V fi. 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'If' . ff , . -1,-I .,,' 1 V , , z -. 1. f ..x.,., f .,. L,1.,,.i,..1 ., lllvzfl 31. S -. 5 5 . ' va-. ,. 1-tim .fl I, . gag ': ff 2 'r 1 K l s l l vi- J 2' 'ia 5 1 il ll li l 'MW fs? fanfeknzc' 5, :SSH at-as i W 1 OFFICERS President ...... ............ . . Earl Griffith Vice President . .. ...... John Ice Secretary ...... . . . Paula Cuff MEMBERS Richard Blizzard, Phi Kappa Omega Paula Cuff, Sigma Iota Chi Jay Cunningham, Phi Sigma Nu Barbara Day, Kappa Delta Psi Mary Sue Drake, Eta Upsilon Gamma Earl Griffith, Theta Sigma Chi James Hardin, Theta Sigma Chi Sandra Herndon, Sigma Iota Chi Panhellenic is the governing body of the Greek letter organizations. Its aim is to promote good fel- lowship and cooperation between the fraternities and sororities of the campus, to assist in every way in keeping up the spirit of this institution, and to maintain the highest ideals of life. character, and citizenship. The eighteen representatives or. the Panhellenic council meet regularly each month. Of primary im- John Ice, Phi Sigma Nu James Kline, Phi Sigma Nu Kim McKee, Theta Sigma Chi Linda Patterson, Eta Upsilon Gamma Suzanne Skinto, Kappa Delta Psi Pam Surber, Eta Upsilon Gamma Wilma Toth, Sigma Iota Chi George Vande Langeryt, Phi Kappa Omega portance to Panhellenic is the regulating and control- ling of Rush Week, campus elections, and the time and place of holding any fraternity or sorority act- ivity Which affects the orderly conduct or reputation of Potomac State College. The main goal of the Panhellenic council of this year is to promote better cooperation among frater- nities and sororities that Potomac State A College might have a more unified Student Body. M, ik OFFICERS President .......... ........... ..... J e rry Staggs Vice-President ........ .... T homas Grove Secretary-Treasurer .... .... N ancy M. Miller Faculty Representative. . . .... Kenneth F. Haines For many years the highest recognition given to scholarship and citizenship at Potomac State College has been election to membership in Sigma Phi Omega. This society was established in 1926, and through the years it has held an honored place on campus. It has preferred to maintain its original status as a local fraternity with its own ritual, in- signia, and traditions. Certain functions of the school year are associated with Sigma Phi Omega. As the society draws its membership from all campus groups, it is proper that it should sponsor the two convocations featuring Potomac State's organizations. The first of these, presented during Freshman Week, acquainted the new students with the campus organizations, their history, officers, and objectives. In the spring, short- cg zyma Omega MEMBERS Robert Melody Harold Roth Dianne Sirna Susanne Skinto Steven Smith Shawn Sorrell Pamela Surber Elaine Welch Carolyn Carvey Thomas Condron Glenn Crowe Paula Cuff James Funkhouser Rodney Hall Wade Harsh William Houck Barbara Huffman ly before the end of the academic year, Sigma Phi Omega will take the responsibility of again sponsor- ing the Recognition Day Convocation, on which oc- casion the campus activities will be reviewed, and awards and honors will be bestowed on outstanding scholars and leaders. The selection, formal initiation of new members, and the banquet honoring all members and their parents will again be a feature of the spring semes- ter. Members of Sigma Phi Omega are deeply aware of the honor and responsibility which membership entails, and they strive to prove worthy of both by maintaining high standards of scholarship, partici- pating in student activities, and co-operating with the college at all times. was S .qt my W i President ..... Vice-President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Chaplain .................. Adamas Editor ............. Panhellenic Representatives Corresponding Secretary Rosalie Calemine Carolyn Carvey Mary Sue Drake Betty Edwards Nancy Hilke Bonnie Iman Cindy Koch Sue Lough Marlene Lyons Mary Lou McGee Beverly Moore Diane Sirna Barbara Sultzer Pamela Surber Darlene Ware Linda Miller Barbara Andrews Diane Baldwin Barbara Bean P 5121 QZ051' OI? OFFICERS MEMBERS 76 I QQ .rs Hia 3 ff .Ci Q it ff XF? - cvx YQ Q9 X Tr GIZQIZQ G .. Pamela Surber .. . Nancy Hilke . . . . Carolyn Carvey .. Mary Lou McGee .. Darlene Ware Mary Sue Drake Mary Sue Drake Linda Patterson Rosalie Caleniine Diane Bubnowski Nancy Calemine Jennifer Clise Georgette Dedik Denise Faust Arlene Ferrara Susan Harber Diane Hoyle Carol Keplinger Penny Moats Linda Patterson Linda Phillips Katherine Anne Stephen Sally Swisher Barbara Symington Beverly Tettenburn Linda Vanderhoof Judy Walker Barbara Williams Hra I Air 3 C 5 C' gl Q5 Cv XPQ0 Gcex 0 Ov! Z Sash W-M f' wr Cifa Woszfn amine X xhw. ' -if ' ' ' I fa. , ' +- Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority was founded at Christian College in Columbia, Missouri, in 1901. It is the oldest national junior col- lege sorority in the National College Panhellenic. The aims of Eta Upsilon Gamma are to promote achievement, stimulate school spirit, and to broaden and enrich friendships. To begin the fall season, the Gammas presented Gamma Goes Broadway, a musical parody, as a prelude to the annual rush party which ultimately brought the sorority twenty-eight pledges. Octo- ber, the month for Homecoming activities, found Mary Lou McGee reigning as Miss Catamount. In November, Bonnie Iman was elected to reign as Queen of the Harvest Swing, which was presented with our brother fraternity, Theta Sigma Chi. The Gammas also spon- sored a Work Week as a means of raising money in November. Carolyn Carvey was elected by the Thetas to serve as a princess at the Panhellenic Christmas Dance. In December, all actives and pledges were guests at the Gamma Christmas party. Active partici- pation in school government has always been a ,characteristic of Eta Upsilon Gamma, and this year has been no exception. Pam Surber served as President of the Sophomore Classg Nancy Hilke was Secretary of the Sophomore Class, and Carolyn Carvey served as Representative to the Student Council. Sally Swisher was Sec- retary of the Freshman Class, and Linda Miller served as Treasurer of the Freshman Class. . Pamela Surber President 77 I M., ... f ,, Luv Y X r Gy' ,- K , v,j .V - X' 'i ff nzea 1-- rh, ,- V S 5 f iiaorlllllllllllllllii Q nl' 1Hl, !QA58 1 'I' Ag, ff! President ..... Vice-President. Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Chaplain ...... OFFICERS ... ..----.....- ... ... Pledge Master ..... Andrew Austin Mike Bragg Brian Brosi Dave Brotemarkle Granvil Carr Richard Cauffiel Richard Childs Earl Clower Bucky Faulk James Goldsworthy Earl Griffith Robert Gum Jerry Haggerty Steve Hull Guy Hanna James Hardin Allan Heller Mike Hensley Dale Kimble ......-...-. MEMBERS 78 7562114 zyma . . . . . . .Michael Lantz, First Sem. Jerry Mezzatesta, Second Sem. ..............,.Robert McKee .................Dale Kimble . . . . .Brian Brosi . . . .Jerry Starcher Michael Lantz Steve Lilly John Lowery Al Lyons Jerry Mezzatesta Richard Morton Tim Mucklow Tom McGahan Louis McGee Robert McKee John McKinney John Newcomb Gary Nichols Teno Oliveto Larry Ort Kenneth Phillips Stan Sommerville Jerry Starcher Dave Zaccari '-x X 17 itil.-t iii ,lllllllmlr Q mi ll ' lf ll Q ,-f4 2. ' if .-.w f !'7Wi25'f'W ' ' WW 1 ,,,, , ..:. H , W 1 , zxxeviyigl f A V 5 4 W 4 ' ,, ,A5f,,,,,, rm--- 1 M W f 75812 Qgzyma AQ. Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity of Potomac State College was founded in 1922. The objective of the Fraternity are to stimulate a high school spirit, to develop a close feeling of friendship among its members, to build moral character, to promote top scholar- ship, and to strengthen Potomac State College. Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity participates in many of the campus activities. In the early fall season it conducted the election, donat- ed the roses, and aided in the ceremony for the Homecoming Queen, Miss Catamount, and her court, and also sponsored a float in the annual Homecoming Parade, titled from a famous quote of Wins- ton Churchill, . . . blood, sweat, and tears, which displayed the effort of the Potomac State College football players. Later in the fall, Thetas, along with their sister sorority, sponsored the only Greek letter dance of the season. The Harvest Swing, which honor- ed Richard Cauffiel as King. Other fraternity functions includ- ed informal parties, two rush parties for the pledges, and several swimming and picnic outings in the warmer seasons of the college year. Theta Sigma Chi holds the honor of the highest scholastic average of a Greek Letter fraternities for the 1964-65 school year, and has several of its members in various governing bodies on campus. Theta Sigma Chi proudly serves and honors Potomac State Col- lege. Earl Griffith President 79 . , 3 S iiraiii P '- W Hd, . - i ' QQ U X ,P J fi 1s , Qt '? ' 4' QQ s is 1-L, GX ',:. H fy .- :sais-'15 of 'i.iQ .. , Html f iff WM appa Qelfa WSJ' OFFICERS President ....... ............... .... S u sanne Skinto Vice President. . . . . .Barbara Huffman Treasurer .......... ....... D iane Shanes Secretary ........... . . .Barbara Huffman Program Chairman ........ ...... D iane Shanes Historian ................... .... J oanne Temple Panhellenic Representative ..... .... S usan Homan MEMBERS Bette Aronholt Judith Ann Dorsey Janice Hutchinson Penny Bryan ,Jacque Farkas Beth Kirkpatrick Linda Bullinger Karen Sue Forman Vonna McGuiness Susie Coddington Diana Harden Karen Neilson Diane Daniels Donna Harden Sandy O'Dell Barbara Day Pat Hartman Amanda Price Lillian E. Diehl Terry R. Hinesh Judy Shank Judy Huffman so i 4' QQ y 1 v. rv gr mi '- ' 3,' fi t' ? Q' 4. . Q ' 0 f Y. IL ' M 22 5 fi! ' , i new 5 Us ,J y nw? u W r af ' Q2 CU alopa Qefa J51' Kappa Delta Psi is Potomac State's youngest sorority, having been founded on campus April 26, 1951. It has no national affilia- tions. The objectives of the sorority are to further scholarship, to promote high moral standards, to stimulate school spirit, and to develop a close feeling of friendship among its members and loyalty for Potomac State College. Activities for 1965-66 began with informal gatherings at the home of Miss Anne Withers. The rush party was combination of formal and informal activities held in Davis Hall Lounge and the college cafeteriag a circus theme was followed. Kappa Delta Psi and the brother fraternity, Phi Kappa Omega, received a first place award for the float entered in the Homecoming Parade with the theme, We will bury you. In October the sorority held a mixer for the brother fraternity. The sisters in the sorority bought clothing and food for a family in the Keyser area. Because the patronesses of the sorority have been most helpful, a Christ- mas Party was planned in their honor. Kappa Delta Psi and Phi Kappa Omega helped co-sponsor the first Panhellenic Christmas Dance. As the Christmas season came to a close, the melodic voices of the Kappa sisters were heard singing Christmas Carols on the campus. The sorority sisters went as a group to help cheer the basketball team on to a Winning season. In the spring a Silver Tea was held in the Home Economics Department. Each person attend- ing contributed silver coins which were used for a worthy cause. A Games Day was held for the entire student body in April. Susanne Skinto President 81 l l 5 - 'f Q. .,. .W 'ff H jfzppa me a OFFICERS Leo Dandeo ...... ..... P resident ...... .. James Isenhour James Isenhour .... Vice-President .... .. Frank Guididas Edward Delbrook .... .. . Secretary . . . . . Robert Garrett Roger Johnson .... . . . Treasurer . . . . . Roger Johnson Gregory Crouch . . . . . . . . . . Chaplain ...... . . Gregory Crouch Robert Garrett ............ .......... S gt.-at-Arms ......... ......... E dward Delbrook George Vande Langeryt .... .. Representative to PanHellenic .. George Vande Langeryt Dr. Allen Murphy Faculty Sponsor MEMBERS Walter Ailes James Athey Edward Becker Richard Blizzard Lynn Bowyer Leon Bullough James Burnside David Buzzard Randall Clark Allen Cody James Cobb Terrence Cullinan Alex Deahl Joseph Denton James DiFeb0 Gary Evans Arthur Ford Gary Forman Dale Gray Leslie Halapy Fred Hartman Williaiii Houck Donald Jamison Charles Kist Robert Lamont 'William Martin Alvin McKee Samuel Oliveto James Panetta Bernard Peasak Francis Scott Ronald Shaffer Toni Springer Terry Tallman Anthony Tricase Michael Viani Donald Walton CU N ' il! l 5 tg ,, 4. mm . .. .. ffl Q , , 1 . .4 :sa 1 F .Maw Gift 09 1' mfopa i meya The Phi Kappa Omega Fraternity was organized at Potomac State College in 1949. As a leading campus organization, it strives to maintain the goals set by its early leadersg namely, to promote good scholarship, sound moral character, and a fraternal spirit among its members. Phi Kappa Omega points with pride to some of the accomplish- ments of its members for the past year. Brother William Houck was a member of Sigma Phi Omega Honor Society. Brother Frank Guididas served as Vice-President of the Sophomore Class. Broth- er George Vande Langeryt acted as secretary to the college Rifle Team. Brothers James Isenhour and Tom Springer were selected as members of All Tri-State Conference football team. In the fall, the fraternity held a hayride for its members and the members of its sister sorority, Kappa Delta Psi. Phi Kappa Omega, with the cooperation of its sister group, had a prize-win- ning float in the Homecoming Parade. The traditional Easter Ball was again a highlight of the year's activities. The social season ended with the annual spring picnic. James Isenhour President 83 P l Worthy Matron ..... Worthy Protectoress .... Worthy Scribe ...... Worthy Treasurer. . Parchment Editor. . . Chaplain .......... Linda Allen Barbara Buchan Elizabeth Clindinst Daniaris Davis Randee Dill Susanne Gontarz Jane Gay Robyn Hauder Nancy Hedrick Ann Heil Sandra K. Herndon OFFICERS MEMBERS Mary Ann LaRue Dianna Lynch Carolyn Mason Kathy Matson Joyce Meyers Kathy Myzie Mary Lynn McCormick Diana Nolan Jean Elizabeth Norman Patti Pase Christine Payne 84 .lla ZLXLLQ lord XL ' 1 ? .4 4:4 Q4 l .4 ibm? zyma gofa . . . .Wilma Toth . ...Paula Cuff . . . .Susan Myers ..Diane DiUbaldo . .Lynda Phillippi . . . . .Pam Kessler Brenda Reel Patty Rehe Connie Reese Sandy Roth Linda Ellen Savage Carole Sierocinski Nancy K. Smith Mary Wilson Nancy Warnick Nancy Wood Doris Wratchford Ziyuci lwm XL 4 4 fp' lyme gofa fi s 555 Z 9 iw-nw M ,.,. .iw Sigma Iota Chi Sorority was founded in 1903 by Greer Duncan and is now the largest National Junior College Sorority in the United States. The Epsilon Chapter at Potomac State was estab- lished in 1923. The purpose of this sorority is to perfect and in our everyday lives carry out the meaning of the word sisterhood. Sigma Iota Chi stands for unity, love, and truth. In the early fall, the returning Sigmas began the year with an informal Weiner roast at the park. In October, the Sigmas had a successful semi-formal rush party at the Heritage House, which brought 28 pledges into the sorority. In early November, an in- formal get acquainted party was held with Phi Sigma Nu Fra- ternity. Also in November a joint hayride with the Phi Sigs was held. A Sigma Salute Day was held on which We saluted the 1965 Catamount football squad by having each girl Wear a player's number and name. On the 12th of February, Sigma Iota Chi and Phi Sigma Nu jointly sponsored the annual Sigma Sweetheart Ball. Sigmas of significance were: Wilma Toth, Maid of Honor to Miss Catamountg Paula Cuff, Princess at the Panhellenic Christ- mas Ballg Diane DiUbaldo, Princess at the Military Ballg Pamela Kessler, President WAAg Connie Reese, Treasurer of Home Economics Clubg and Barbara Buchan, Secretary of WAA. Wilma Toth President 85 ggi. t 2 ' in M John C. Ice... Gary McElwee. Steven Smith .... James Kline .... David Walker.. Marshall Bishop Steven Bloom Robert Brinkley John Crane Jan Cunningham Jay Cunningham Chester DeWitt Junior Fertig Martin Fisher OFFICERS MEMBERS Thomas Garcia John C. Ice James Kline Steven Leasure Virgil Malone Lee Martin Gary McElwee Anthony Parks Ronald Shaffer 86 5, .mv W r. 7 laufluna fQ 'N :mf .N If W - ' PHI W W wpwxw 3.1 Qs? 'sf if if W M Qgzyma zz .........Pres . . . . .Vice Pres ident ident ... . . . . . .Secretary ............Trea SUTCI' . . .Grand Councilman Thomas Simms Stephen Slagle Steven Smith Donald Stanley James Stanton Sherwood Stemple Robert Stuck Douglas Swisher David Walker .gig itgx L, M Ea., .5 i WM w cszyma www BMS , ,Q Phi Sigma Nu, founded in 1922, has been an outstanding social fraternity at Potomac State College. The fraternity holds member- ship in the National College Panhellanic and is designated as Beta Chapter of the National Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity. Phi Sigma Nu began a successful year by entering a float in the Homecoming parade. The float was selected for a first prize. Shortly after Homecoming an informal rush party was held for prospective pledges. Refreshments and entertainment were pro- vided, and the party brought seventeen pledges to the fraternity. With the cooperation of its sister sorority, Sigma Iota Chi, the fraternity held a highly successful hayride on November 19. At the Sigma Christmas Dance held December 11, Paula Cuff and Brother John Crane were among the royalty. On February 12, the fraternity and sorority jointly sponsored the traditional Sweet- heart Ball. Throughout the year, the fraternity held a number of informal parties, entertaining the pledges, the Sigma Iota Chi members and others. At the end of the year, the annual fraternity picnic was held with the sister sorority, and the annual banquet honoring the sophomore members of the fraternity closed out the season's activities. Phi Sigma Nu demands high moral standards, individual develop- ment of character, leadership, and scholastic achievement of its members as well as loyalty and support for the college. 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' ...nw U ,W ,yr -W-...W ,ag ...ns Do You Think He'l1 Let You In. Melody? '47 Remember the Holiday We Had? PETUMAC STATE COLLEGE E EF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Keyser, West Virginia iiiils- A Distinguished Junior College Accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools l A Long Tradition of High Quality Education A Small College Atmosphere Individual Attention for all Students Excellent Facilities Diversity of Programs if Liberal Arts if Pre-Professional 1' Cccupational A l l48 l ZEEROW DISCOUNT CENTER Intersection Rts. 4220 8a 450 Variety of Merchandise At Reasonable Cost Drop In and Browse and Buy POTOMAC FARMS DAIRY 236 South Water St. Keyser, W. Va. ELgin 5-8391 Free Delivery DAVIS FOOD CENTER Kitchen-Fresh Delicatessen Products Barbecued Meats and Poultry Gift Baskets 32-34-36 Second St. Piedmont, West Virginia KEYSER STUDIO Anything Photographed Any Time-Any Place Gertrude F. Seaber, Proprietor 37 N. Main St. Keyser, W. Va Phone 784-9851 MARYN5 CHARLES H. SIEVER R ESTAU RA NT Plumbing Excellent Food - Reasonable Prices and Drop in Some Time Burlington, West Virginia Phone 289-2481 Heating Contractor 1 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia Phone 788-1621 WI LSON'S HERSH EY STORE Magazines - Ice Cream and Novelties 94 West Piedmont Street HOMAN LUMBER, INC. Lumber And Building Supplies So. Main Sz Chestnut Streets KGYSQF, WGS-f Virginia Phone 784-7741 Keyser, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS of PUTIDMAC VALLEY IIIISPITAL PULLIAM MUSIC SERVICE, INC. YOUR RCA AND ZENITH DEALER Television and Appliances-Records, Phonographs--Radios, Repairs Join our Record Club -- No Change in Price - No Obligation Sales and Service Main at Mozelle Street Keyser, West Virginia SU 8-3241 Compliments of LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE NO. 662 KEYSER, , WEST VIRGINIA I O - FOR YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS AND PERSONAL NEEDS. DOWNTOWN CUMBERLAND For the biggest selections and the finest quality DOWNTOWN CUMBERLAND BUSINESS ASSOCIATION L. Bernstein Furniture Company 9 N. Centre Street E. V. Coyle Furniture Company 45 Baltimore Street Cumberland Cloak Sr Suit Store 52 Baltimore Street Curl's Camera Shop 56 N. Centre Street First-Second Nat'l Bank 81 Trust 71 Baltimore Street Ward R. Hauger Jewelry 16 N. Centre Street Lazarus, Inc. 554 Baltimore Street Lerner Shops 134 Baltimore Street Liberty Trust Company 81 Baftimore Street S. T. Little Jewelry Co. 113 Baltimore Street Manhattan 69 Baltimore Street Montgomery Ward 155-163 Baltimore Street G. C. Murphy Company 138-152 Baitimore Street People's Drug Stores 74 BaQtimore Street Peskin's 145-147 Baltimore Street Potomac Edison Company 112 Union Street Rosenbaum's 118-126 Baltimore Street Schwarzenbach Sr Son 128-132 Baltimore Street Shinnamon's 61 Baltimore Street Smith's Tender Feet Shoe Shop 137 Baltimore Street Sports Shoppe 55 N. Centre Street Super Shoes 15 N. Centre Street Times Sz Alleganian 19-23 Baltimore Street Tots to Teens 18 N. Centre Street Vandegrift's Music Shop 35 Baltimore Street Newest Styles - Latest Colors Lowest Prices EEEHTSMEY Keyser a Piedmont, W. Va. R, C, MARKER Lavale Plaza Shopping' Center Cumberland, Md. THRIFT MEETS FASHION Phone 724-3390 AT THE H-P STORES Compliments of the BLUE JAY RESTAURANT 152 mo, 5 T QE? CW-PA COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIUNAL BANK 0F KEYSER The Friendly Bank NXZX F Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 153 Phone 355-8121 MUSICLAND O 39 Ashfield Street Ashfield Street Piedmont, W. Va. Piedmont, W. Va' Patent Medicines, Meats, Produce, Dietic Food, Frozen Foods, Complete Music Store Dairy P1'OdUCtS Quality Merchandise At Proprietors: Ken and Eleanor McRobie Fair Prices I ' FREEMAN 3, STEWART TRI-TOWN'S FLOWER SHOP It W'th Fl soon SERVICE Say 1 Owefs Phone: ELgin 5-5291 FLeetwood 2921 Luke' Maryland Piedmont, W. Va. Compliments KE N NY'S Of SANITARY MARKET FUNERAL HOME Fancy Meats 81 Groceries Westernport, Md. Westemport' Md' Phone: 359-3111 Compliments WAGNER'S DRUG STORE Of LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Westernport, Maryland NO. 1120 Prescriptions Our Specialty Piedmont, W. Va. l54 Cumberland, Maryland, Branch LEUN U. HAMMDND AGENCY INSURANCE THAT INSURES 197 Main Street Phone Rlildwood 738-9383 RIDGELEY, W. VA. 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 FAU LK BROTHERS BLOCK PLANT Maple Avenue Ext. Phone 788-0121 Quality Building Blocks All Sizes Sand, Concrete Products, Window' Sashes and Other Building Supplies JIMMY'S PIZZA SHOP Only The Best All Pizza Made Spaghetti and Meat Balls 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 8. D CLEANERS STA-NU Processing for Safer, Better Cleaning SUEDE CLEANING - WATER WEESE'S APPLIANCE, TV 8- FURNITURE SERVICE AFTER THE SALE PROOFING Dial 788-1111 MoTH PROOFING - ALTERING 50 NO, Mineral St, Keyser, W. Va. Phone SU 8-5441 KSYSGF, W- V2- MONROE HAIR STYLIST BURGESS BROS. FARM Merle Norman Cosmetics SERVICE COMPLETE BEAUTY 5 snavica p Open Monday Through Feed ' Farm Supphes Saturday by Appointment 734-7881 Patrick and East Sts. 57 N. DAVIS STREET Keyser, West Virginia 6 SHOP - MURPHY'S Your Complete Variety Store Suggestions for the Student School Supplies Dresses Dorm Furnishings SD0I'tSW931' Ngveltieg Waste Baskets Jewelry Sweaters G. C. MURPHY COMPANY The Complete Variety Store 97-103 N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. Phone SU 4-1866 GRAYSON'S Complete Line of Sporting Goods Guns - Ammunition - Fishing Equipment Photographic Equipment Name Brand Equipment For All Sports 22 Armstrong Street Phone 784-4521 Keyser, W. Va. WOLF FURNITURE COMPANY Largest Furniture Store In The Area Best Quality Lowest Prices Easiest Terms 52 Armstrong Street 786-2173 788-3711 Carmen Terrizzi, Manager Keyser, W. Va. CUSTARD'S LAST STAND GOI-DEN CUE cAt the Foot of the Him Searstown Shopping Center 15 Pocket Billiard Tables Hamburgers Malts Open 12 Noon Hot Dogs Shakes to Submarines Cones Midnight Daily 7 RELAX AND ENJOY A GOOD MOVIE AT THE KEYSER THEATER Main Street Keyser, W. Va. ROMIG DRUG COMPANY The REXALL Store Piedmont and Keyser, West Virginia Phone SU 8-6506 KEYSER FINANCE CO. MOUNTAIN STATE E Keyser, West Virginia Charter Service Available RALPH F. CUPP Loans Up to 3800.00 LIN 113 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia Francis H. Zacot, Manager Owner-Operator Phone 788-3461 784-8671 PA 2-6226 1 Compliments HORESHOE INN 21 of , , 1 52555335 Sandwiches, Dancing, Y?-A 5555?-'-Fi' J Q - , 'Y1!S i!YO Drinks Mr. Sz Mrs. Harry M. Liller COMPTON REAL ESTATE Proprietors NAREB Route 50 Ft. Ashby Road 158 ROMNEY COCA-COLA BOTTLING WQRKS, INC East Main Street, Romney, W. Va. Phone: SU 8-1941 PUTUMAC MUTEL Keyser, W. Va. U. S. 220, 1 Mile South of Keyser John Rokisky, Manager Electric Heat Television Air Conditioning Wall to Wall Carpet TRI STATE FABRIC CENTER Everything for the Woman who sews and knits Keyser, West Virginia Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Keyser, West Virginia THE ARMY 81 NAVY Compliments STORES of I Main and Armstrong Streets THE ROSEMONT Keyser RESTAURANT COMPLETE LINE OF WORK OR SPORTSWEAR LOWEST PRICES IN THE AREA 17 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va. GARDNER HARDWARE Retail Hardware 40 N. Main Street Phone SU 4-6041 Keyser, West Virginia PATRIOTIC SHOE SHOP Reno Calemine, Proprietor GOOD FOOD TO EAT FULLER'S FURNITURE MEANS GOEFIID HEALTH AND HOME IMPROVEMENTS GREEN'S sz N. Main st. Keyser, W. Va Westernport, Md. Phone 788-1151 O MARKLE'S MARKET SUNNYSIDE Quality Foods RESTAURANT AND MOTEL at R9-'9lS0U3bI9 Priff-IS Petroleum Products OPEN 8 A.M. - 11 P.M. 24 Hour Service 95 No. Water Street SU 4-9231 Keyser, W, Va. Route 50 New Creek, West Virgini Keyser Television Community Antenna System KEYSER TELEVISION COMPANY, INC. FLAMELESS ELECTRICITY IS FAST BUT SURE POTOMAC EDISON I6I C. Carson Miller STATE FARM INSURANCE Auto -- Fire -- Life Phone 784-4291 181 Armstrong St. Keyser, W. Va. Always A Friendly Welcome PIONEER RESTAURANT Enjoy Life Eat Out More Often Romney, W. Va. La PETITE BEAUTY SALON Cutting - Styling Tinting - Bleaching Permanent Waving Phone 788-1605 56 No. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. W 81 B MOTEL 81 RESTAURANT Fort Ashby, W. Va. Phone 4831 W. Va. Rt. 28 A NICE PLACE TO EAT Best Food In Fort Ashby BARBERA MUSICENTER BALDWIN PIANOS - ORGANS All Types of Musical Instruments and Accessories 66 Where Quality and Service Count Keyser, W. Va. 788-1449 KEYPRINT, INC. ALL TYPE OF PRINTING Keyser, W. Va. RINARDS JEWELRY AND GI FTS Gifts of Quality 1 for Every Occasion Registered Keepsake Diamonds 81 North Main Street Keyser, W. Va. MOORE'S POLLY KLEEN Coin Operated Laundry Coin Operated Dry Cleaning Free Parking East Armstrong Street, Ext. Just Across the Bridge 5 if 'W as p Wit in NW , iffy, -www gEi Q . , , u We ' : , g,,, t 5 Congratulations Class of 1966 Many of your friends and relatives help us make the world's finest paper used in some of the nation's best known paper products. West Virginia Pulp and Paper l63 ROUND HOUSE INN W. Piedmont Street, Keyser Open 24 hours a Day Specializing in all kinds of food at all hours Spaghetti and Meat Balls, La Sagna and Rigatoni TRI-TOWN'S FHNANCE CORP. 26 Third Street Piedmont, W. Va. 355-2328 Loans Up To 3800 MRS. DOROTHY E. MARSH Manager l KEMP'S PLACE Friendly Atmosphere Good Things to Eat Drop In and Try Us 120 Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va. CHAT AND CHEW RESTAURANT Good Food and Friendly Atmosphere 164 Compliments of SHEAR'S WOMEN SHOP JAY'S SHOE SHOP Good Food means Good Health Meet your friends at KAPLON S MEN SHOP THE RQYAL Keyser, West Virginia RESTAURANT WI LDEMAN N'S - QUALITY CLEANERS - Raymond Stafford, Prop. Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing 54 W. Piedmont St. SHAPIROS STORES 61 - 63 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia COZY CORNER Snack Bar - Confectionery Notions - Novelties 201 South Main Keyser Dial SU 4-9261 PEOPLE'S PHARMACY 0 Prescriptions 0 Cosmetics 0 Hollingsworth Candies Main and Armstrong Sts. Phone SU 8-5461 Compliments of KEYSER CANDY COMPANY Keyser, West Virginia URICE SUPPLY Plumbing Service and Supply 465 Armstrong Street Ext. Phone 784-6271 Keyser, West Virginia ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE NEWEST IN YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING BURTON'S, INC. Cumberland . , . LaVale . . . Winchester Compliments of BOGGS SUPPLY CO. Keyser, W. Va. CANNON ELECTRIC Phone SU 4-5711 488 South Main Street Keyser, W. Va. Compliments of NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION of JIM BEAMER FORD SALES, INC Ford - Mercury - Jeep DANTZIC MOTORS Buick - Pontiac RIDDER MOTORS, INC. Dodge - Dodge Truck OSCAR'S FCOD MARKET Oscar Hanna Everything good for the Kitchen Groceries, Produce and Meats 1 Dial sU 4-8861 Free Delivery Keyser, W. Va. . -1 .H , eF5 ' E' - SQA S4 we , if WI 'Fi U, . . ii, V5 7 Q 4. L L Phone 784-7826 E. W. EBERT JEWELER Armstrong Street iNext Door to Sears! Keyser, West Virginia CH A 2 Y kfe, 1 D Certified Master Watchmaker 166 Compliments of BLAKE S. OSS PAINT CONTRACTOR 104 North Main Street P. O. Box 368 Keyser, W. Va. Phone 788-1774 O KITCHEN and BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. 124 Union Street Dial: 722-2190 Cumberland, Maryland N Kelvinator 85 Tappan Appliances Suspended Ceilings G Complete Bathrooms S Kentile Floors EDUCATOR'S MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE C0. Your Local Representative For The College Program R. L. Murray Agency 64 N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. Phone 788-1351 PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS AND SAY We read your Ad in the 1966 CATAMGUNT I67 PROFESSIONAL PAGE THOMAS O. ANSEL, O.D. ROBERT W. BESS, JR., M.D. HARRY W. BOGGS. O.D. HARRY F. COFFMAN, M.D. LAWRENCE D. FANTI, D.D.S. 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. PAUL R. WILSON, M.D. WE THANK oUR PATRONS Mr. Sz Mrs. K. Brantley Mr. 8: Mrs. T. W. Brosi Robert F. Callihan Mrs. Angie Crawford Mr. Sz Mrs. James Deffenbaugh Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Faust Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip Ferrara Betty Lou Fitzpatrick Paddy Sue Gay Mr. Sz Mrs. Dudley W. G. Gordon Mr. SL Mrs. Dale J. Griffith Mr. SL Mrs. Harry L. Hager Steve Hager Mr. Jim Hardin Mr. SL Mrs. Joseph Heagy Dr. 8a Mrs. Donald Holt Miss Sarah Hostler Mr. 8: Mrs. Randolph Lantz Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Larch Cara Lou Larch Cheryl Larch WHO AID OUR CAUSE Charlotte Lilly Steve Lilly Chester Martin Mr. SL Mrs. W. E. McCormick Sharon McClanahan Mr. SL Mrs. Walter F. McKenzie George G. Miller Mr. 8: Mrs. R. H. Moore Dessie Morrison Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Wallace Neilson Mr. SL Mrs. William F. Nolan Mr. 8: Mrs. R. A. Pennington Robert M. Petrie Mrs. Emma Ruth Reed Helen Richardson Mr. SL Mrs. P. R. Rowe Dot Tingler Herman Thompson Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Ware Mr. 8: Mrs. Ira Whittington Mr. Leslie Yost 168 0 x Q , i A 9' f 4 . . . J' W . , , El., XX V .L .I . W X' V A 9 x., Q, 'F 1 Q 'Vw 5713-ag-Jw-. fox , x ,-fy H fe. 'A- , 1 af C -434:11 ,. 1-mf M , 'QW , L A 4 A 5 M., . ' X 1 i .E 1 5 f is L A i .M A H Rf-'N .f ' yew mick L: f mats 3 A ,Us A h V av mv- 'A - vmfaww mfg- w f, KA e ,z ., ,W . , ,fx 'rm ,W ,f ? -an ww-'t ,, --Nw Q-Q,-M.. 1 i i ., Kgs. 1 wx ,4 A ur A A 9' Yi 42.i'ar'1' A A 54 11 ,, . Fi mmm, N, ,, e- ., wwe, ' ,v'.i. vw ,, lx My ,. rf- 36 A IP ga Q Q Pg f, ff ' fr. Q 1. 1 'W G., ' ' wa. V 3 515 W 4 4 'fig ' M, . 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