Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

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Va. cczcfsmy 2 W fa I 1970 CATAIVIDU T of West Virginia University N A I' x y Pb-USHED 1 gigs-7 013 Z is ,War dit Q8 W55 t ! 1 :sit A 155 2 i -mp-L Q, lx , G xx WEST l 1 L ST A' ..11 --eg N , VJ. , B I QA .0 '-if N V.. if.. -9- x dn- ' f - ,. H 'f I6 ' '- 1' . 1 - , J 1 g ix f fguask 9 n S f 1 . :QI 'I' ' V J, 5 5 . 1 1 g gi if 1 . 3 I 1-' 3' O. xv Q Qzflgw- -,- ,gui I A X , ,N . w an .1 xx . '1.4.uuAunf '1A : 4' S Editor ..... Business Manager Artist ...... XXXxxs 5 Photographers . . . . . . . Sports Editor . Sponsor .. 3 . . . Roseanna McCoy . . . . Fred A. Bergner Abram C. Goldsworthy . . . . . Brain Bennett Bradley Ramsey . Robert A. Gustafson .Dudley W. G. Gordon CONTENTS 1, . Dedications ......... . . Page 12 Administration and Faculty . . . . . . 17 b r Sophomores ......... - - .29 Freshmen . . - - .49 Organizations ........ . . . 77 Sororities and Fraternities . . . . . 117 -Mfnmsncl - f Athletics .......... . . 133 VXMQVQ 1 A Royalty . . . . 143 4'?ilf715W71Rr. ' 'TU a f 1' s.. i '11 'ii ,MS 'K 9' ' M1 Nails . 31 qt if in ' , 1 I o A if , it 3, I , 1 G 3, f sri s 5 , ' f 1 7 ,S .x 5 .fs-'1 ' i 1 f f - A ,- ' ', .- . -2 v:-'?552 f , .. ,,., 1 r ' 571. , if r svygfdrf' ' ff: S ' , T , at I T, , 1 rf g ' ,gf iii Q W , .ai This 1970 Catamount presents the beginning of a new decade for you as well as for Potomac State College. The pages of this book portray the new decade and the new environment you have lived in for a full school year. This book presents places associated with you, new friendships developed, and the beginning of a truly new decade ahead. The staff of the 1970 Catamount sincerely hopes you will relive the start of this decade in years to come by reading through the pages of this yearbook from time to time during the 70's and beyond. 4 President Attends Social Hour After Convocation .nil Dpanin Onuocafiorz X, iz- x 4 - I' ?'5 'e 1 A ..feT'J,f 4 N ., -.SN 1 S Q A A. N D 'z':'fn'1 QAQIUF 1 - W' mf nr' W c IJ' lux l ay f i ' f Q 1 M ' 3. ,gi '- E fl .b ggi s .fi .S - 4 - Students and Parents Gather for Convocation Faculty, Parents, Students Attend Social Hour M. ,,l..A--v :fi.:,.,, ,-, .... -,---f ' '-F5116 , - .4 ::.3 . J 1 - fav 'fffv if W L. gg X omscoming Gqncf E 3 E Parents Register for Parents' Day President Bullard Attends Parents' Day Gathering Alumni Banquet in Armory 5 gDa'zznf1' Ebay Homecoming Dance in Armory 'SSM ,. ff' JJ, .iibwm , , 'Q 7' -r inf , 1 ' 'L 1- ,A .on, ,gig L-515 iymgi n lil J Professors Gustafson and Rafter Dish Out the Dogs Cheerleaders Organize Bonfire Rally 1. i x Q Q If Qi H' NWT X L' , mf - O ' 7 ' I' df ,....n.z..m..:nal If-.lv ,. Rx XX Our New Computer Room 1 'syn or S if U wt Latest Giddzfzm -- 13 at ,fy f.: ,Q 0 .455 1 'U 'al , i if I fla EX M M-A 'Y . ,, W A 1- A ,Z ' I T ' ,l .nz Z. is :M 'AZN ly 'I if is f 1 ' ar, M 3, 7 AU , f , ,. 4 '?iA:?4 W, 4 Q ,if e X' 5 12 W - ,rf A A, 1 1 E af-J Professor Buttles Teaches in Lecture Hall .Q + s 4 ' '1 i Y , in ,.- A my I L' M .rau,f--- gift' t 3 t Q A wwf ' ' gf ,W4,j?T'Zz5 ' 'W ' ' Q? p N M. ,J mg? Engineering Lab Inspected by Professor Hartman Typing Instruction by Professor Brown -f...-.,.,,--A QE Msggqvsw ' ' ........ 'Rvws V E f : Q' X AMA , , l A t ! sis? . Q ' eaohig Y F' K nf I f ., - s. --Fr. -1--,..-2--f G . Aff :xg-,Suv 'Q - 3121 . ng, . IW' ff? S, W Stmwi , is Professor Brown Teaching Office Machines in li ll 'I Math Class in Seminar Room by Professor Iverson Students Enjoy Modern Lecture Room , , , .. ,..,. -or , - mv'--,' '?'FZ T SW - ?, , , A js tif' ffls-5 N f ' Lg,-144 A , ,g3:,gqXqf7y.w,'-+1.w, M . - mw- Gamzmi, Guam ff? , f is 1 MM rm ' I i' A11 V iw 1.1125 yi' X 'H t 1 A 1 ' I 1 ' 1 gll 3 R ' - 'Q ,.. n , 1 Students View Television Room ,Z ,., , .,..,f- ,.,, ,.....,,,,,., ---n..y..., . is Q , f E Kjgaiz 'za Qfoafa Ugaf 90.05 Wg WK A Cake For Coach-Home Ec.-Ag. Club-lst Prize Float WAA Honors Coach Lough's Service-2nd Prize Float 1 .Wir 4+ lv Yr '-455-rj! J , 4 N ig' 15, 1 V CYF Whale of a Game Float-3rd Prize Float 10 U65 J azacfz 'jfiaf goucfl aan: ,,,. ,,,z,, , -VV,.'. 'fl iff ' ' ' r f.rf15-l':Pfffi1Lf?'if'o H M W' 'L nn '8 ' is 65 . fa f s 587 ' Y '5-F41 - Je, 9-'3 K 1 ' -,,. f. x 4 ,fu wiv? 2 . gf M ,lf W il .,Ai'm4 Q S31 The Queen and Her Attendants-Circle K Float - 1 fl Y' , , K ,,. V g ., , .Iii 21,413 mf gsm, , u Q fl if ,JA I Phi Sigma Nu Float Honoring Coach Lough . .Mg 1 .,. Y 'Y' l gy- we :H M. ' H, ima, , ., 4 ' .1 ' A - i 4351? lf ' A 4 i joe: ,V UM 4 ,. , f a . 915 , ,wa M. 4 A 'ff-so - r ,J 5'f'95Q-.- - - '3 'F:, bi -. 7i3 L . . -was V:-fikzw. . , ., A.., Q, .W 1g'1Yi?3. it 114543 S, gffl., - A aw ! i m On For Victory Rifle Team Float 1 1 Rte--. 2 3 ' E f X' FD QUSVK4' f I irq DANA G. LOUGH ' ai...--... ,,.. ,ix Thirty Five Years of Service 1935-1970 The West Virginia Hills, which he loves with a passion, are his heritage and the basic foundation of all that he believes in and has striven for. From these hills, and the wonderful couple whom he proudly acclaims as his parents, he inherited an incomparable physique, a strong mind and will, and a resoluteness of purpose that has found expression in every activity of his long and distinguished career. An All State selection at Morgantown High School, a move me if you can lineman on some of West Virginia University's greatest football teams, a stellar performer on the Ironton Tanks pro football team, a high school teacher, coach, and principal, prepared him for the tenure at Potomac State College beginning in 1935. His period of service spans more than one half of the history of the college. To the public he is known as an athletic coach,-and indeed his name is emblazoned among the GREAT in the records of The West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and other Athletic Conferences. But his co-workers at Potomac State have known him also as a teacher of history, and, indeed, for a time as the teacher of physical education for women, and as the preceptor of the men's residence halls. A fierce but fair competitor, a stern but just disciplinarian,-he craved and fought for victory, but was never embittered by defeat. His greatest pride is his boys,-and he had this pride in both victory and defeat. And these boys have become leaders in their chosen fields,-medicine, law, engineering, education, ministry, coaching, business, government, and the armed services, and many there are who give him credit for opening the door of opportunity by inspiring them and making it possible for them to attend college. THESE MEN-ONLY BOYS GROWN TALL, bespeak the true worth of DANA GLENN QHORSEJ LOUGH, to whom this book, in part, is dedicated. Q! ll ll l. ll ll ,ll 12 His Home His Headquarters .f ofomac Skate Coffs .5 gD'zou.cff9 012011 G4 gzsaf Jwan C WCC 'Vw V. -47' ilu, Salute to a Hero ... , -qv. 1 1'Y5 'q,..r .XA fi lm, fx s ,I ax One of Many Trophies Won ,jan Coaches Confer WAA Honors Coach Mass f-' -ikzzx Ji Giving Strategy to Team Captain w H: Y ff- 'fa Head of the Table-A Hallowed Place f N60 , , ,- lam -. , i Q Iyvv exits 1-Q r f 'Q U fn, , ' .og -- , .V , V A Q s g, ,, ' W M? N, ffm is A p V bi 5 r p 54 SP, fr , mga e Q , - 1, . ,sv 3 Arm x Q LXA I - il-1 I ' Q, , L f . ' .- fr wg - ' A 11. X . i ' 'v f wg X . fc - .. .,f f - 1' Q 5 3 Y J 4 , fc r . l, T 3 W f a W- gf., 2 . ffziiifgi' fa r hizv f Y . x 4 ...ay 1 L A F A V. ,, ,, I .A Q. A ' 'A' T ' ' g .4 ' H ' , r 2 4 X V . '-'12 4, N .iv Jr, L 491' .r H I I If .SAI Y r L .r w I i Viwi gl r g J '1.,f.4P . in -Q ffm P f' ffm' . afgf 1'Es5,2 a ff ,-L ' 1 bf A V4 . 1LaZX , f 42 F , . My Basketball Team Gets Tips from Coach 13 VIOLA UMSTOT LOUGH Twenty Seven Years of Service 1943-1970 Viola Umstot Lough Since teams have been all-important to Coach Lough's career, it is appropriate to mention the other member ofhis personal team, his wife Viola, known to her friends as Vi, and to thousands of students as Mrs. Lough. She has always been the Coachis most loyal and devoted fan, experiencing all the trials of competition, suffering with him in defeat and rejoicing with him in victory. During World War ll, Vi was practically catapulted into two widely different fields of service to Potomac State College: that of preceptress of one wing of Davis Hall occupied by girls, and the more arduous one of school dietician. Needless to say, she served in both capacities with distinction. ln 1945, the duty of preceptress was terminated, and Mrs. Loughis full time was devoted to the successful management of the dining hall, and to serving of delicious, well-balanced meals to resident students and staff members. We, the members of the Catamount staff, express the gratitude and congratulations of thousands of students to this noble and proud team of Dana tllorsej Lough and his team mate, Vi. We thank them for their many years of service to our college, and we proudly dedicate this 1970 Catamount, in part, to Viola Umstot Lough. , Ulalfq ' in fi by t ri im W i rpz .... 2 4 . Q 4 g gy ff, 'X AQ., ,ma-ll Mrs. Lough Chats With the President Q 'ta i ERVIN LESLIE DAYTON 'ii Thirty Three Years of Service 1937-1970 ,,,,..w gy Ervin Leslie Dayton Professor Ervin Leslie Dayton, known to thousands of students and friends as Ikey , has been an integral part of Potomac State College for thirty-seven years. He literally beat the brush for students for this college in his early days, and he has witnessed the gradual growth of this educational institution from a small school to a somewhat complex campus. lkey has taught economics to many and given his students an insight into the fabulous world of Wall Street. He has served very well and willingly on numerous committees, and for many years was the extremely capable advisor to Theta Sigma Chi fraternity. It is a compliment to Mikey to say, Those who did not have him as a teacher had only a partial education. He gladly taught, and he served with devotion. The staff of the 1970 Catamount proudly dedicates this book, in part, to a gentleman, a teacher, and a devoted husband - Ervin Leslie Dayton. ' 'u 'I V . 1-rw. 1 Proudly He Served the Fraternity, And Gladly He Taught His Classes. .r Q, . F 1 gigiym 9 ' fgnigg . JL jfl. I' n F K at vm iitilx -,P -K if ISABELLA ROLLS CLIFFORD Thirty Two Years of Service 1938-1970 ,F ... Isabella Rolls Clifford Mrs. Isabella Rolls Clifford, Known to thousands of students, faculty members, townfolks, and friends as Isabella, or Miss Isabellaw, had with dignity and grace served Potomac State College for thirty-two years. The twinkle in her eyes, and her pert smile, has enabled many a student to start the day in an optimistic mood. In turn, most students greeted Isabella every morning with Good morning! Isabella! or Hi! Isabellall' and she, too, would smile in return. At graduation time, Miss Isabella often stood on the side lines and witnessed the graduates march past, and there is little doubt she was proud of the role she played in the lives of the many graduates. With due respect and gratitude, the staff of the 1970 Catamount proudly dedicates this book, in part, to faithful Isabella Rolls Clifford, who will always be Miss Isabellal' to us. With Dignity She Served Her College 16 ig, x V. w F K r 1 iw mf DR. TODD H. BULLARD ,qD7,E5.iC!El2f JAMES T. HANDLAN Egan 18 U65 Qgzaaicfanfls .snags A New Decade, the theme of this yearbook, reminds us not only of the passage of time, but also of the implied promise of change in the years of the seventies. Certainly the l96O,s brought profound dislocation and change to much of American society. The seventies beckon with uncertain meaning. So far as Potomac State College is concerned, the new decade undoubtedly signals renewed efforts to define the purposes and nature of higher education and to devise strategies to achieve new levels of insight. We shall need to investigate many of our assumptions regarding why and how particular things are learned. We may conclude, faculty and students alike, that new times require different approaches to education. For all of us then, the seventies promise challenge and rational response at Potomac State College. As you peruse this Catamount, I hope you find much that reminds you of worthy effort and significant ideals. I hope, too, that as you look back to 1969-70, you will find intimations of a future bright with hope and signs of educational effort appropriate to a new decade. V .ng Q Af 1 1 . f David G. Nuzum Director Helen C. Criner Cgggiihaz 5fucf5rzf Ugzffaizi ,Sie 43' Q fjw 3141 at - 'T lL,L' 'i 'JI' Dr. K. Imogene Dever Hal-ry R, Smith Director mean of knmfoman Buiinsm Cmzffaiu 19 N Mali .R H. -4-i x r or X A u 1 5 ' s . if 3m 1 K. .- 5 W I t i Larry G. Bolyard, M.S. Physical Education Shepherd College West Virginia University Walter H. Boone, M.A. Chemistry Bridgewater College Bucknell University lrene Brown, M.A. Secretarial Geneva College University of Pittsburgh -.1 M. 1 4 124: 7 'fe ng 5.1. of 'Q ' S . t x Sv SSL? tif f S - wsrzrgtgg , , , M rg XM, S . ss . 'tvlgifixw' . . 2, A .mem-Q. . i. .,s,.a. We 'nfyiwww - n 1 ' fee: 4 h sew vis .fgefef-it 2 ff-'rar 1 3 -, wi. tv is si'-r3y??4fS,,1r'35 s I ,ss riff' hz: .s sh an f.,fsyezV':a2e'1.-. fr 1? ,W K W -?. ,X::if,'U1:j'y -W' lf1a?L?tisEi3..,,.fl55,rir?a 3 5. ew -t fi l ff' ' .1 l , i li-L, 0 x 'v .xi .wit . A ,? 5 xy, 1 Y Harold W. Allen, M.S. Orval G. Anderson, M.A. Elizabeth A. Atwater, Ph.D. Physics English Journalism, Speech Univ. of So. Florida Potomac State College Duquesne University Auburn University West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh . ,if K x 'Qin aj il C-A-fav 3u..,,,- +s Q , Th? l ,ga-wu,, :IQ Riu K.- f-n-n-.,,..,,h 5 f- 1. YXNN . ff . sw' ex.-in 4 l i J. Kenna Burke, M.A. Political Science, Sociology Fairmont State College West Virginia University Alan E. Buttles, B.S. Computer Science University of Vermont Willa L. Cather, M.A. English Potomac State College West Virginia University l l l I i fi l fl I 4 l l r l I i Richard A. Davis, B.M. Music West Virginia University Ervin L. Dayton, M.A. Economics Potomac State College West Virginia University Frank Deskins, M.S. Chemistry Marshall University fi... v N, . my r Oscar H. Gustafson, M.S, Agriculture Potomac State College West Virginia University lenneth Franklin Haines, M.A. Modern Languages Potomac State College -t , W West Virginia University Q s if-iw' -M' V ,l. 31 'L : 5 qw, x- ,S -' -. 'xg - Us ,i at W i , veas K 1' fi ' X, WEQLW-f William C. Edel, M.A. Commerce Randolph-Macon College University of Virginia William H. Gallier, M.A. History Columbia University University of North Carolina Dudley W. G. Gordon. M.A English University of Pittsburgh I-'airleigh Dickinson U. X SJ' wr irs. Elizabeth P. Hanlin, M.S.H.E. .,.,,,..-- Home Economics l West Virginia University fl' ,rn -hw x ...tu w P' 44 3 J' 5' 1 . I i A .lf J v ff, ' . 4 L .. fl. fiiiltx Wilt' f. fwili 5 4' 'f ,ill fifiil QQC LLZZL! 1. Mrs. Betty Howard, M.A. Assistant Librarian Morris Harvey College Marshall University Paul F. Iverson, A.B., B.D. Mathematics Hasting College, Union Theological Seminary Columbia University Walter A. Jaworek, B.S., C.E. Professional Civil Engineer lingineering West Virginia University fi' MY . Ylang, A 6 1 3 k Y Herbert J. Hartman, M.C.E. Mechanical Engineering Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. 155 . M ' 1 J X if J . Q's3,,c',,ff Q2 x, Q f Win M .-lb, g A Y? fix figwi ' W :Sr -fwji +5 . ska, ,f I' -fig: 843332 , M ,- . :Jw Y, 5: S F- Q -axe' r F .acre tt .: .+ V ' , in 2 22 Jack M. Hartman, M.S. Psychology Potomac State College West Virginia University A Nz U Bonnie N. Harvey, A.B. Biology Fairmont State College West Virginia University 'Dv l Virginia Johnson, M.A. Mathematics West Virginia University Janie Larmoyeux, M.A. Modern Languages Marshall University Appalachian State University Dana G. Lough, B.S. Physical Education Potomac State College West Virginia University A 4 5 . .tvs , ill' f s cufi., ,.,,g g,24,i1W,,. , ' 'A , iff , it .,4. yvx s w f? , EGM Xi, . pi e . ' 41' 1.311 rj x 1 . 4, , fil mr, Kenneth M. Malone, M.S. William Earl Michael, M.S. Seiichiro Miura, M.A. Agriculture Botony, Zoology, Biology Sociology West Virginia University Alderson-Broaddus Hokkaido University West Virginia University Appalachian State Univ. f vnllhg, win. Nancy H. Oates, M.S. Biology West Virginia University Alan H. Paine, Ed.D. Mathen gtics Gorham State Teachers' College, Columbia U. Maurice G. Powell, Ph.D. Chemistry Birmingham-Southerng University of Alabama Pennsylvania State College v- -ev- '5 t 23 Jasper Thomas Morris, M.A. Chemistry, Physical Science Potomac State College West Virginia University Allen E. Murphy, Ph.D. Geology, Geography Mount Union College West Virginia University Syracuse University Leontine Barnett Nuzum, M.A English Salem College West Virginia University it 'tm is.......,,, .., ' '96 Margaret E. Rafter, M.S. Physical Education West Virginia University Dallas B. Shaffer, Ph.D. Political Science and History University of Richmond West Virginia University Mary Fravell Shipper, A.B. Librarian George Washington University --sffygiwafvw-:' N N- a, 'ff A if 75 g'9,Y.gasS'++:f 1, t .Gigi ii' I A an M, I ifllxil esggji Psi s at-'f 9 Q H R we X ' if AFTHQAS. .35 X .fi V-T ic, ,gf awsi5v5,cafi2a2':JsW?f'fsfg, A if , X law-w43uwpW 'ar r v x ,f f ffiff X x 'Q-rp 167 4 L v - xy., QTY .ga . -,WI fail- . gifs i Q, 5 'X 355' P r 5 5.2 I 4,1 3 S ii 4 5 ,X i 'QM ti.: A A min-4 William R. Simpson, Ph.D. English University of Miami West Virginia University Anne Elizabeth Withers, M.A. English Alderson-Broaddus, Dennison University New York University Leonard G. Withers, M.M. Music Cincinnati Conservatory of Musicg University of Cincinnati Captain Richard G. Yost, B.A. Military Science St. Norbert College N-.az , '-f-- Ami s W 1 ' ff a ny .. vs if-fe23,2:v, N .4 web, I X ,' V wgiz.. it ., A . 2 f 4 .iaa of Y , ,P . ,- w 1. ' u al' t W ,ll ii! if it f X is 2 9 I ix r 'Q ' gy , 5 1, A l, in fl E , q iz I 2 if f l A15- IU fbx awww uw-up- 'Y X Q Ir Beverly A. Stimmel, B.A. Secretarial Potomac State College Fairmont State College .Q is .9 30 at Y v-if i ,gin 'N 'ms M Charles D. Whitehill, M.M. D. A. Whitmore, M.A. Music English and Drama West Virginia University Shepherd College West Virginia U niversity qi... rs-A j ,sw - W Y ' G N' , ff' ' ' 055, , .4 i ' i 2 -. 4- - Y , . sung-an-' JE anzsza. cgirzafla Qmuffy am .su R XM- W ' 'ff Y 'jgj', A ,. fr xx - N 4 'LW A 19 H4 Prof Mlura Singing Sociologist The Paines Interviewed by Prof. Anderson 'vw 6 'f F -'iii Prof Oates Talks with Canfield Family Manfred, and Browns. Meet Mrs. Stimmel ...ff Y ff 1 I X Aw , : ,sit ' ' K, r.'-5. 4 , 4 ff 1 ltfn Smeltzer Famrly Meets Prof. Brown X Mathematic Prof. Meets with Parents 1 ' I 9, V' ef, . N grub Prof Galller Chats With PHICHIS Dr. Atwater Shows Alumnus Microtilm Reader F , jc lizifziifzafiara :Staff sf qv -1. --1 xi' . tx. J , X X-. . P S, ,ff -Q' Mrs. Orgie M. Hardy, R.N. School Nurse Mrs. Viola Lough Dietitian Mrs. Sadie A. Maine Staff Resident Memorial Hall Mrs. Helen L. Miller PBX Operator Mrs. Mary Evelyn Coffman Director of Alumni Affairs is-'ti' Paul T. Healy, M.D. College Physician Rvws ASQ AWA --qu-usn-f 3 A- l, 5 i s, if -wwf K it ,, ,I it , yf ,y . , s i vi, g , ' .X W I . 0 W 3 . . E I i '1 'Si . . ' L . PS- Q ii K be J Ernestine S. Golden Secretary to the Registrar GY TA ,riff H' Mrs. Helen Jones Secretary to the President 25-M' We .fx .,,, Er' 'I ' 1 XA 'wi 5 J x, 'i . 1 , Mt. at .r if fl?-M MSG Robert J. Grabenstein Military Science Mrs. Virginia Kolkhorst Preceptress Memorial Hall Fm fi ks v Mrs. Jane Murphy, A.B. Mrs. Thelma 0'Connor Mrs. Ann Pamer Bookstore Manager Assistant Librarian i West Virginia University Cashier WTI me s Nfvid iii.. at 'SV It S Marilyn J. Rhodes Secretary Computer Center -'sr N Us Snr IWN 0, Nl fc-W Mrs. Linda l. Schadler Francine A. Shanahan J. Ernest Staggs Mrs. Gertrude Stanhagen Secretary Resident Counselor Superintendent of Maintenance Administrative Assistant Counseling Center Reynolds Hall , 5, . ., . 3 'Tux 'TX ff- 1 13- wax Christine Ann Streets Admin. Asst. To the President Mrs. Neva C. Taylor R.N. School Nurse SSG Roland L. Thompson Military Science 9' W qt, 5, 4 ,, A Asia, Practicing for Christmas Carols an icfa Jlflomanfa 'jo amanz sz Home Ec. Club Stamp Project Relaxing With Cards in Union 1-'W , f ' Wim An Afternoon of Music ,f 2 ' James Dorsey, Poetry Reading Winner Annual Christmas Dinner I my Q s 5- f l i ' ,C ,Q -if If t 'tiff i f ft , Y C , 5 nu 23 Kg X 5 egg, ' ' fi 1.41 11 ff ff. 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Allen Fort Ashby, W. Va. Mathematics Osceola S. Alt Petersburg, W. Va. Commerce Phillip J. Alt Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Jerome E. Altobello Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Henry M. Armentrout Cowen, W. Va. Secondary Education Larry D. Armentrout Petersburg, W. Va. Commerce Edward A. Ash Bristol, W. Va. Agriculture Nancy L. Ashbum Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science Richard H. Avjean West Orange, N. J. Physical Education Sandra K. Baker Keyser, W. Va. Executive Secretary Karen A. Ballard Jane Lew, W. Va. Elementary Education Cathy J. Barile Anmoore, W. Va. Computer Science Nancy L. Barron Romney, W. Va. Elementary Education E. Lynn Bennear Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education 354. N8 350-es ids N... ifwv Q as s. .Q 'R- 019' lVNvs s..,,, R ' . 'Rf'- Q . '4A..guh A R Q.. l , . I mapa . was s 119.1 ' . fl-:2Si f 'miie 5 H+ nz, K -, +3 f .X ark, ,ms-A, Else-...Qt was ,X Wiz, f g..QL5g.,, , X 1 X lg QW? 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Berry Thomas, W. Va. Computer Science La.rry D. Blankenship Upper Tract, W. Va. Geology Michael D. Blankenship Wiley Ford, W. Va. Accounting Richard L. Boehmes Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Forrest J. Boggs Ill Westernport, Md. Veterinary Medicine ' J fl Nur' 'Qs Un' Ef 'YJ' , Q2 I ,ilk , .V . I lp-. WR 'Q , .QR K Y... fx agus.-Q Randy G. Branson Lost River, W. Va. Agriculture Bemard L. Brant LaVale, Md. Commerce James R. Brodengeyer Antioch, W. Va. Commerce Jennifer L. Brown Keyser, W. Va. Executive Secretary John E. Brown Fort Ashby, W. Va. Computer Science Judith A. Brown Rising Sun, Md. Executive Secretary Randy V. Brown Fort Ashby, W. Va. Computer Science B. Tucker Burch Glen Dale, W. Va. Physical Therapy -'v M..- tv , 6 C0'lzs....,s 555 r ...fx V x W 4+ 'YslxnX 4 'Yiwu- , -in-. P .ww .1 uu- , nun 0. ...nu f s '- HQ., :sr-e,,,,Q WHA .411 Q r 1 43:13 E flip-' CK ily' ws-Ly if X 1.5 ...- , X Yi as- , , V W fi ? ,X E ' :ilk,,'.,I,. A . L Hi. :'Wi-fxnigil ' 1 - Q Richard L. 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Corley Elkins, W. Va. Forestry Nancy D. Cosgray Buckhannon, W. Va. Physical Therapy Judy M. Cosner Mt. Storm, W. Va. Medical Secretary Richard R. Covert Madison, W. Va. Secondary Education Clarence E. Carson Mason, W. Va. Agriculture Tanya B. Carter Keyser, W. Va. Executive Secretary John W. Cassen Wellersburg, Pa. Engineering David H. Chadwick New Martinsville, W. Va Pharmacy Richard G. Cline Red Creek, W. Va. Mathematics Charles E. Combs Baker, W. Va. Mathematics Timothy W. Condron Keyser, W. Va. Commerce Karen E. Conrad Monterville, W. Va. Arts and Sciences . . . ,.,,NQ,,. K X. Y s.m,s PM E . S2 NSU. ' as-A . flin-n-. R, Ras. .3 1qw....+...,. 'KTM inf ,a is me-P R ...Sf is-wwf Steven L. Cox Racine, W. Va. Commerce Gwendolyn E. Cramer Martinsburg, Pa. Arts and Sciences Flora E. Crider New Creek, W. Va. Computer Science Thomas S. Crumbaugh Randallstown, Md. Commerce James E. Curry Madison, W. Va. Accounting Steve A. D'Angelo Harpers Ferry, W. Va. Physical Education Carol L. 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Computer Science James F. Diem Caldwell, W. Va. Forestry John M. DiPilato Piedmont, W. Va. Law Michael R. Dolin Seth, W. Va. Secondary Education Emest L. Donahoe Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Michael T. Dorsey Kingwood, W. Va. Political Science Mary L. Droppleman Keyser, W. Va. Joumalism John O. Durst Oakland, Md. History 'HSH Q. .,. if, .5 .. f Nh 4 ' W... 1 , T? .ivqtd ts- 2. If: .77 M 'fir ar- 1 , 'RIN -uv ',. 'QS , 5 . .4 A' . Q hifi' ff. .P f '. in .X , N,-.6 ,.. 5 ...ea .11 . as M. i:-pm N Q ... , La, . - EJ lggweifv N ,f nl -- in fi :eggs K' Jaw' ' ' 4' 5215 iid ' ?i1C':.fi- 'sz ' . e.. 41 1.1.5 .if-ef ' , .', ..- .gray .a , --. awful ' sf uv , .4 f... x A , un .' -.S x- . 1, ., x VT? K L neHLX.S ' xii. .. r rm.: 'E NA f v 'lily 5' 'N fi 1 gf ,K ,V 2 Si' ff. X N f,. H-Est?-. - L? is ' X is . .ya t 'QSZZ . . . M Q. Q xx 3 .. ,.,.x.,.... V... , .,.,.. , . 2 Q, . , 3 . wi Gerald L. Frantz Keyser, W. Va. Commerce Nancy K. Freeland Rahway, N. J. Elementary Education Donald W. Friend Friendsville, Md. Accounting Gary D. Fuller Romney, W. Va. Physical Education James R. Fuller III Keyser, W. Va. Mathematics M. Christine Galford Gap Mills, W. Va. Arts and Sciences John R. Ganz Chevy Chase, Md. Agriculture Clarence J. Getz Petersburg, W. Va. Commerce ,. W 1 .qw , .5 4f5'fi2':'. was X . . :I fli-i.f.N X 0 nw- fn. HQ? S., iw' ww H 'IPX 'uw,...,, Robert M. Durst Oakland, Md. Commerce H. Steven Evans Charles Town, W. Va. Sociology Robert E. Evans Oakland, Md. Veterinary Medicine Joy G. Fertig Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Michael T. Filer Sunbury, Pa. Accounting Norma L. Fisher Replete, W. Va. Home Economics Deborah D. Flickinger Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education Loyd T. Fox Jane Lew, W. Va. Psychology 1 wb v.. , A e , Y f fi ' L X-.1 as .. .. ,. ,Fra h fry 3f??sE'f-QQ.. g,,,,,,.,,,,,fx www- in 'lbw- Joseph T. Godish Johnstown, Pa. Secondary Education Mary A. Godochik Weirton, W. Va. Sociology Catherine C. Goheen Richwood, W. Va. Secondary Education Abram C. Goldsworthy Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science John B. Grahame Cumberland, Md. Commerce John F. Grisell Moundsville, W. Va. Forestry Charles W. Gurley Willards, Md. Psychology Robert A. Gustafson Keyser, W. Va. Chemistry l 'l 6 an JRVNS Q A X ., 1 G A - 1' r ...M . il, 'X 2 ,F .- ., M 4 A X ff:--' , , - ' .- ,.. A 5 i1 iY :.fz9f--' .f yr, . L ' r B 11. A xy X-N.. . I 54 Vim-W ,. A X I A 41. :lgfg-1.Ngl.w 45 is ,nh ' V, - 'Q W1 J 'W '-if 1 wg , ' Q' g Q g.frr.w .ww J, - V L -, N tx jg Af 12 wg. 4 ,R r , if s F P . . -.. .- kr -f . , Q V 82 li if ' -. , l -Q4 91:4 ., , 'lin-.-f 2- Q '4-Q.. X - ' - J ..,.. a J f A X v fr. it -f-K . ' K if x ii a A 3 ls' - ' ' R JAY.. 'Niki' X iff: . ' WY ' N21 REQ? se ski ff fr- TWH. 'ww 'K 3 lik, r we .rf , xg S' .- 'NH' lnnn......--.-R p f he Q 'QTVWV 5 Betty J. Hamm Charleston, W. Va. Executive Secretary Kenneth D. Harr Franklin, W. Va. Agriculture Sharon M. Hartstein Dover, Del. Arts and Sciences Bonnie J. Harwood Mt. Airy, Md. Physical Education Karen A. Havrilesky Johnston, Pa. Secondary Education Daniel D. Haynes Charleston, W. Va. Commerce John W. Hess Moundsville, W. Va. Secondary Education Michael A. Hicks Buckhannon, W. Va. Physical Education C ...,g , A-..,a,. ,J M J cn Th. 'Nas i 1 M, , v ip., irl- ---ff F-- ., YN-nw, ash:--:Agn L fi , iz. 1 'Re- 'WM ,pn-. , ,W 5 ... , P mf S-wr-f ,4 .iss X A 5 1. Steve M. Hutchison Elkins, W. Va. Forestry Marsha E. Hutt Ridgeley, W. Va. History Larry L. Hutzell Ridgeley, W. Va. Secondary Education Joseph J. Jaglowski Cornwells Heights, Pa. Mathematics Jeanne L. Johnson Saltsburg Pa. Elementary Education Stephen M. Joseph Elkins, W. Va. Physical Education Frederick C. Judd Richmond, Va. Law Helen C. Kelley Saxton, Pa. Elementary Education 'i' ' Jeffrey J. Hill Parsippany, N. J. Commerce Danny J. I-linkle Buckhannon, W. Va. Physical Education Richard R. Hoffman Wheeling, W. Va. Sociology Richard E. Holland Elkins, W. Va. Commerce Robert M. Homsby Murrysville, Pa. Forestry Kenneth L. Hortman Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science John R. Householder Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Robert L. Hoyer Cumberland, Md. Biology N 'Q 1 v jy ii' 'F 51,5 hs. Shar-'K 'iii w which QQQ Q E 1 ,V ex 4- el , I , I f I 2- HN., il' 1 .K 1 .., -, mi Eu: -'fu Y Wx, t . I ff I 'A t iNancy E. Kelly 'Piedmont, W. Va. Executive Secretary .Janis L. Kennen Wheeling, W. Va. Elementary Education James H. Kerans III Buckhannon, W. Va. Pharmacy Linda L. Kersey White Sulphur Springs, Accounting Brenda K. Kimmel Westemport, Md. Home Economics Lucinda K. Kullman Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education Carole A. Kuykendall Keyser, W. Va. English James E. Lantz Parsons, W. Va. Accounting W. Va. was Ms. we-N-v Y . ,ff is . , K ,SWNK QQ 36 Li' 4.-.av---' aff mir? f ., Q, . f' Yi imap L'Ei i-9 ll, 43 in 'US 1 SIA ggi., My-M ...Ns fc.. .urs--.. ,Af ix, 1 W.: ig, i l A James R. Lawrence Dry Fork, W. Va. Physical Education Jill M. Lee Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education Alfred J. Lewis Beverly, W. Va. Agriculture Robert B. Lewis, Jr. Welch, W. Va. Secondary Education Naudane L. Liller Keyser, W. Va. Medical Tech. 9 William A. Lingenfelter Vienna, Va. History Jeffrey L. Logsdon Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science Sue E. Main Ridgeley, W. Va. Executive Secretary , W, - sw 1 ff , A 5, Q., - ,yr p '- 's, is fs W as J, T f 1 if iw .vi I .Ig . Q yt Y 4 Y , 4 4 Q '1 'T '? '.8L'n 94-I! Q95 -9 S Q 55 U 1 af ik. A K . alggk Q SFR ix -cf Q P 'X Q s .59 's X if ..f ' ss., ' .sa .was ,, f aw 'fG1.... . ,A I ,.-,. f . 1 r M6 5 1' 4, Q. 5, 1 , 'ew , 'i i 'rx ' ' A wr.. , 4. in . f -. .yi E. fi M 5 r Xi. R V 'Ut.vs-.- R EK, Constance R. McCue Clarksburg, W. Va. Elementary Education Martha C. McCutcheon Barton, Md. Secondary Education Jan P. McGreevy Piedmont, W. Va. Secondary Education Charles M. McKenzie Keyser, W. Va. Law Samuel R. McKeta Cassville, Pa. Secondary Education Carlton L. McKinney Masontown, W. Va. 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Va. Commerce Ruth E. Moffatt Burlington, W. Va. Elementary Education John R. Moore Davis, W. Va. Sociology 'f-T: ws1if'1i'iv- .iw ' r,:3.4,.i.,g A , A' ' Er . 2- . , '4-95 he an Jeffrey C. Morgan Clarksburg, W. Va. Forestry R. Wayne Morgan Ronceverte, W. Va. Forestry A Daniel O. Mosser Keyser, W. Va. Medicine Margaret A. Mowery Upper Tract, W. Va. Secondary Education Robert L. Mullett Gauley Bridge, W. Va Physical Education Milton A. Naylor Oakland, Md. Accounting John E. Neel Keyser, W. Va. Commerce Norman C. Nelson Riverton, W. Va. Engineering .3 '-5. ' at gqrltl 1 : Mm 6-sv. WY' 1- B xx, Fr nv' L-. X ?+W?W??S?fzi5'fWn ' W WWW W ree 'WY A vt .Mu lx NQ QR -anew' 2': 'Q 'S 5 . If David H. Parrish Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Tech. Samuel A. Pastine Coalton, W. Va. Agriculture Janet L. Patton Waynesburg, Pa. Home Economics Pamela A. Patton Romney, W. Va. Elementary Education Earl R. Paul Cumberland, Md. Physical Education Judith L. Payne Fairfax, Va. Elementary Education Karen S. Pennington Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education Beverly A. Picco Clarksburg, W. Va. Computer Science an-L., lE.?l'!s-44 'wwi 'rev' X Xi s'feee-ew?-L as-xx Riff, WW F 1, 'K X QKX XS? get Qwwewwmaws 5 S . 0 'R 1 X Warren G Nestor Keyser, W Va Engineering Rebecca A Neuhardt Wheeling, W Va Arts and Sciences Nancy L Nicholson Wheehng, W Va Enghsh William R Oakes Terra Alta W Va Agriculture John S Overholt Romney, W Va Forestry Daniel M Parker W Sulphur Spnngs W V Forestry David R Parker Romney, W. Va. Agriculture Matthew C. Parker Ravenswood, W. Va. Geology img Wh-f Dlgfx., N x ,fxxw ls , up X t ,W it 9 4 .tree qi, is , X -sl 'K fl R K N 'M kwa fw- -5 w y, mix, l5Hr 'v'i Alvin L. Plum Piedmont, W. Va. Physical Education Robert D. Plummer Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science Hal L. Powell St. Marys, W. Va. Accounting Terrence W. Pratt Westernport, Md. Computer Science Harry F. Price Westernport, Md. Law Lanny A. Propst Circleville, W. Va. Forestry David R. Pyles Fort Ashby, W. Va. Accounting Jeff C. Randolph Lost Creek, W. Va. Agriculture If . KQQ inns? i1UHa,,..-. ' .. yi' -,Q ea ,, 1 A i l S l 'XX ii x Q, Q0 QQ ,A 143, X Q S s e XJ' jf ga 1 wi? ,, mmf? EG' Q ,. T 'i fb st as . sg 'x rig f Jr: ?.u e::?Sa:e J nv- 'E A f N Robert L. Randolph Lost Creek. W. Va. Agriculture Carmela A. Rapillo Ridgelcy, W. Va. Speech Dorothy J. Reel Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Patricia A. Reel Meysville, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Pete T. Reich St. Albans, W. Va. Veterinary Medicine Carole A. Rex Lewistown, Pa, Physical Education James R. Rhodes, Sr. Keyser, W. Va. Electrical Engineering Michael A. Rice Charleston, W. Va. Agriculture Q23 . s... w..,,y'N I -1 'l 7 , . i Q Y. L 'V 1 .pf-A A .32 XF? '?35'f4k-4951 ' t- :El 'N swf- 5, -- 'H-We . JW or s-Y.. 'i x . if. Q- fi z.. fm: - 1':-.viii 11. .. ' Wanda F. Schaidt Oldtown, Md. Home Economics Charles W. Scrimger Baltimore, Md. Secondary Education Stephen N. Sharpless Springdale, Pa. Commerce Martha L. Shaw Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education Kenneth R. Shope Petersburg, W. Va. Journalism Terry E. Shobe Petersburg, W. Va. Journalism John F. Shockey Charles Town, W. Va. Physical Therapy David B. Shuman Ravenswood, W. Va. Political Science M -or 'UN QSM' 4gnr '. 'L 3 'su M S' ll.-K 5 yy' 'M Al' ' I9 'WK X9- 4. :aa-......, I J' ' , 5. if. , . eg N -'se 'jx A' ,A f ,.: 5 C ,af at , ' gusty J o ii f 'K - 'D 5 ' S R115 ae .nm MSN we - X Q, I IA XV. TQBYQ. .ga if i' x, Q. i Ia S . a 'I ,-:ia 1 Elizabeth A. Rinker Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Brenda K. Robbins Burlington, W. Va. Music Glenn D. Robertson Berkeley Springs, W. Engineering John M. Ross Nikep, Md. Pharmacy Regina K. Rotruck Keyser, W. Va. Journalism Judith A. Saunders Ravenswood, W. Va. Secondary Education Leonard S. Sayers Emeryville, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Stanley F. Schaefer Cincinnati, Ohio Commerce an-. hu-.W , ss M... .. .- s Y ' ,M ,. .au ,RQ A xg. -6, , ' f-fIHf.ws'l?fft . . 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Secondary Education Don S. Starcher Charleston, W. Va. Agriculture Dorothy L. Stephen Keyser, W. Va. Music Amanda C. Stevens Alexandria, Va. Journalism Charles R. Sturms Il Keyser, W. Va. - Medicine Pamela J. Sweigart Lewistown, Pa. Physical Education Frederick L. Tettenbum Keyser. W. Va. Physical Education 'G 1 3- K is r x . Wfzu EF K 'u..,m A N CHN.. LQA N 407. '15 Wffffin M- w-.,.......-. Thomas W. VanReenen Beard, W. Va. Agriculture James H. Voorhees Dcnton, Md. Agriculture Maxine E. Waggy Franklin, W. Va. Home Economics James H. Walker Madison, W. Va. Physical Education Stephen M. Ward Elkins, W. Va. Forestry Joseph S. Waugh Ravenswood, W. Va. Secondary Education larry D. Waybright Elk Garden, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Patrick H. Webster Lost City, W. Va. Agriculture WQQQN-r N055---.. John M. Thomas Penns Grove, N. J. History Gary A. Thompson Franklin, W. Va. Engineering Tech. Michael F. Tomasi Clarksburg, W. Va. Law Donald C. Turner Buckhannon, W. Va. Chemistry Marjorie S. Twyman Piedmont, W. Va. Executive Secretary Linda S. Urbas Craigsville, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Samuel L. Vance Onego, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Michael P. VanderMeer Buffalo, N. Y. Secondary Education ,gd'l lu.- 'Msg , 'll' 1 Klub Linda K. Weese Keyser, W. Va. Journalism Larry R. Weikel Union, W. Va. Agriculture Daniel R. Westfall New Martinsville, W. Computer Science David M. Whipp Burlington, W. Va. Engineering Carl A. Whisner Cumberland, Md. Law Cheryl M. Whitacre Gore, Va. Music Barbara S. Whitecotton Upper Tract, W. Va. Elementary Education Stephen C. Wilhelm Frostburg, Md. Engineering fr WN 'Rr im f .ff of 'Wi 'Rx 1-., ...-Q xx X S .exam -Ing. l ,Ng X h -'Q , N klasmy f ' , 'six X is ferr ir .. xi' ill ai-4 M gp. li ill' .' -M N3 im. as., -IN Tis' Gerald W. Williams Rippen, W. Va. Agriculture George B. Williamson Point Pleasant, W. Va Commerce D. Louise Wilt LaVa1e, Md. Bilingual Secretary Kenneth P. Wolfe Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Paula R. Wolford Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Sha.ron E. Wolford Augxsta, W. Va. Home Economics Stephen W. Wolford Ridgeley, W. Va. Secondary Education Robert A. Woolwine Elkins, W. Va. Political Science QIUNQUQ 'illus- flllis 'RMS' g.f....... uv-M. M , 19' Martin E. Yerkey, Jr. Keyser, W. Va. Commerce Alan D. Yokum '1iZL.,J 1' Petersburg, W. Va. Speech and Drama Patricia A. Zais Keyser, W. Va. Executive Secretary xi 7'. Tam te fm- We ar .- xi ' V . 46 Linda S. Wratchford Moorefield, W. Va. Medical Secretary Kenneth G. Wright Cumberland, Md. Commerce Linda S. Wright Arlington, Va. Nursing Larry W. Yantz Bedford, Pa. Political Science , J Kal I , ' ' K Unfomf iamfgmm Q-vw an v , ,: A f ,, , HW? , .59 45 ,. HB1 if g ,J 2 lbs, II Y, 'S 'Coax That's My Boy f Y' i- if X ,re 57 ffl gf fir -Q5 f'i A . 4 .if ,Mfg XM? 'fiiv gil , M '82 .fi - kgrf. 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Annon Moatsville, W. Va. Commerce John A. Arco Clarksburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Allen C. Ashton Hedgesville, W. Va. Arts and Sciences James F. Auth Damascus, Md. Psychology Thomas R. Bailey Panther, W. Va. Political Science Ronald G. Bain Gerrardstown, W. Va. History Robert L. Baker Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science Susan C. Ballard Jane Lew, W. Va. Physical Education 95' 6 . 'flin- ivan- Q w 5' fu ,xy ,541 ko-X. ,. 'T l I1-8 3 5 5 'J'fN....,,, ,, 1 ic.. -' X Wm... ' ig. ,eg 1 1 . gzsgggn mfr. . -X '-N l Quan i 2 WWQEZ4' . ,.. '. it X nwigk - , QL' ...Xp --a, if j 'Q 1-A - I2 .RUN 41.'h , W . f 5413 5'a?e,,,E'1s+'izif. ,, , X X - Y4 li? wQ?lw.'lg,..,ilf4ig1 , x N f :air 52' :?,,QM- , ,vii 5: .,.i??e.?3 5237- 5445.51 1 S ' .15 we 1 A 5 .J .5 2 e ,levees big Q it 'Q z sf .5 it QSM: P sk W pg ffigxf if M321 M iv W 1-v r 1. ' ' W, i .., 1-' -1. . P' ,v,:s, ' . Y W- ... 2- f ls: mf- 4 ff ' 2 . ?kxg,.v,' ' . .D gg, 'Y '41','w' in ,,, .f f --:IW . fl 1. c xy li I 'EX James W. Bennett Camden-on-Gauley, Forestry Ruth K. Berg Maysville, W. Va. Medical Secretary Silas S. Berg Upper Tract, W. Va. Accounting William S. Berlin St. Albans, W. Va. Physical Education Mary L. Blankenship Wiley Ford, W. Va. Physical Education Diann J. Blizzard Franklin, W. Va. Music Tony Bombardiere Clarksburg, W. Va. Commerce David A. Boothe Fenwick, W. Va. Political Science 'S Q, flume 5. Martha L. Barger Petersburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Ann J. Barnett Clarksburg, W. Va. Sociology Michelle P. Baroni Somerset, Pa. Elementary Education Dorothy L. Bean Wiley Ford, W. Va. Elementary Education Ilse S. Becker Howell, N. J . English Rhonda Becker Kensington, W. Va. Home Economics Margaret R. Bender Friedens, Pa. Home Economics Brian L. Bennett Parsons, W. Va. Commerce ' h.a.a-- 'silwmn-. N. ie. 'PUN- 'div'- .K 9 X E ,. 1 , f .f -4 zu.:-5 :A .-w 1 4 Z-grill' 932 ,ii-V. L lil A, 'K l?if,.g V33 lg' X - John L. Bord Grafton, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Richard N. Borror Petersburg, W. Va. Engineering Richard K. Bostic Pickaway, W. Va. Agriculture Harrell H. Bowman Elkins, W. Va. Music Ronald R. Bowser Grantsville, Md. Arts and Sciences Harvey L. Bratton Lewistown, Pa. Dentistry Lonnie S. Bray Swanton, Md. Engineering James H. Breighner Ridgeley, W. Va. Engineering , Jr. , 'R' .W 1 1 3 fx J' .0 W -lxlrixvsvvjvtr ' f 14 ' via if Q I .f ti I E C Ya 'YY' f, Q ny' ly k if lg,- ip.-... 41-vu . Xe- in ' Hr'- Q if A ff.--f ?Wp,:f17'.l?.'-?..1-- . ,. , , .,, , , , ...,, .. , 1 'g.xs.,. A.. f l -H.. Q we S9f'fkf' '-'lf V 'Rev .ffl if ,,.. ,, . g5Qx,1-SSVBQY-ffag V. ?!L 54141. 1-....,,,i- it .dlp Q FV Q fl fx ,J Y' M8 ' L1 w v f 51'f -f-,a Brenda M. Brelsford Short Gap, W. Va. Elementary Education Marlene K. Brindle Latrobe, Pa. Medical Secretary Linda D. Brinkman Fort Ashby, W. Va. Elementary Education Thomas L. Browning Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education David W. Buchanan Valley Bend, W. Va. Political Science Jeanette Burgess Keyser, W. Va. Executive Secretary Martha L. Burgess New Creek, W. Va. Accounting Charles S. Butler Piedmont, W. Va. Mathematics 3.7: gas -N qi,-g,'.:,3' f ,,,'L iii? .ja 1 . .W Mg: 1? .V -I. fi , Ji 1 - ' : a 5 e t sm I 1 1 Y w7 MyfT:l?'Tr:r'JH ffgafffg YV-x'17 1L1? 39 i1f1g4g..g,yga'3ef..-W'jg..y - 4 fr? ?iGa3Ar,rX!Yig9if,xi?fAf fx' vellum Vi tim, M M, ' ' ' as Z , -., 1 I f 1 1... Q . Q- Q' 'f. 4 ' , , f w . J T Nw.,- Nc, . ,nw - Siam L.. 2 , with Zxggxsl 'lirnbc af., K. +4 .Fw N. if rv nf 1,25 mme., L, . .,. ig ,V James D. Clark Berkeley Springs, W Forestry Loretta J. Clark Rawlings, Md. Medical Technology Rebecca L. Clark Mt. Storm, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Lydia L. Clendenin Charleston, W. Va. Home Economics David V. Cline Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Cynthia L. Cole Wheeling, W. Va. Psychology Robert E. Comben Elkins, W. Va. Commerce Ernest E. Combs Cumberland, Md. Engineering Reima:-1 lm? 'Q David E. Butt Mt. Lake Park, Md. Commerce Wayne S. Callis Mt. Lake Park, Md. Electrical Engineering Donald R. Canfield Elkins, W. Va. Agriculture Wallace G. Carr Grafton, W. Va. Dentistry Donald W. Carson St. Albans, W. Va. Physical Education Michael J. Cavallaro Westernport, Md. Computer Science David L. Chapman Clarksburg, W. Va. Computer Science Gary L. Chenoweth Elkins, W. Va. Arts and Sciences 'ii ' was- .K We We Sn- ap-e.....--, X Margaret L. Contic Kingwood, W. Va. Executive Secretary Mildred E. Cook Maysville, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Jeffrey D. Cooper Harman, W. Va. Mathematics Norman R. Cosner Elk Garden, W. Va. English Carroll E. Criswell Martinsburg, W. Va. Agriculture Brook D. Crites Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Deborah A. Crone Fort Ashby, W. Va. Art Judith A. Crowe Princeton, W. Va. Accounting Qc X ,, A5.- Q-. V. ,f 1 is.- A X n.. f-wx' We if - 1' i. 'QNX tw.-. Mm ai Q J si si, '9 Q .1 l Wg! tl s 2 iii 33 '5t?l ,a if N 'K , 80:0 Cb 'v 'Q 5-me + 1- -vr. r as Q N... r sl V: A ' .. A. If MI... , if-X . lt . it ff oi x 2 x 12-7-,r s ,p-, 3 .af .X i x. 5: 'waz rv-- Qlwv-N I 1 X Aa Glenn H. Dalton Reedsville, W. Va. Agriculture Harry A. Daniels Valley Bend, W. Va. Elementary Education Michael L. Daniels Burlington, W. Va. Engineering Karen J. Davidson Moorefield, W. Va. Executive Secretary Linda L. Dean Buckhannon, W. Va. Executive Secretary Betsy J. Dearien Keyser, W. Va. - Executive Secretary Sheila L. Denisar Mercersbury, Pa. Elementary Education Herbert K. Derr, Jr. Lancaster, Pa. Physical Education 'Wit -.M Q qua..-.-,, -s'1+. f-gx A xl .yu Q 501' K- lbw 'll-P' H r- V5 1 'hut t? 1315...---Q.. -dugg, ,pf afwwx vin-M- Ruth l. Ebert Keyser, W. Va. Nursing John D. Engle Salisbury, Pa. Physical Education Paulette Erickson Mercersburg, Pa. Elementary Education John T. Everline Westernport, Md. Arts and Sciences Sally W. Ezell Wheeling, W. Va. Drama Nancy M. Fairall Piedmont, W. Va. Nursing Bonnie R. Fairgrieve Lonaconing, Md. Medical Secretary Lewis E. Fallon Keyser, W. Va. Political Science Robert L. Dewhurst Letart, W. Va. Agriculture John F. Dick Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering Stephanie L. Dirckston Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education Gene T. Dodd Bridgeport, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Bill R. Dorsey Summersville, W. Va. Forestry James E. Dorsey Keyser, W. Va. Journalism Richard H. Dunnivan Westernport, Md. Biology Karen E. DuVall Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education 4.,. EASY? 1 -+ . PM i ax -f lik ' 6'v'?i'f'ef15N'se.vV 5vfs .ww fiws2w51-sfetfv-3 eff. we 1? fx Rf' V' ' K 2 M . 'X -' ,xx .Rx ., . wgwi, w-.4 ' - I. A . ,fx ,sg x . g .. - ' EP .s ' mm ,ttossvusa sibet as-iq., 9 Q nv . wk . ,X ,suv-we i 'UV 'f-fi! 1! r- Qffv-w.,..,.. Nt T17 John R. Farnham St. Albans, W. Va. Geology Robert S. Farrell Cumberland, Md. Secondary Education Roberta K. Fazzalore Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education John L. Federovitch Youngstown, Ohio Commerce David W. Fertig Keyser, W. Va. Engineering John D. Fint Aurora, W. Va. Agriculture Harry M. Fox Oakland, Md. Journalism Karen F. Fridley Petersburg, W. Va. Speech Therapy ,-1 'E 'x 191' if V 1.5 Qw- ...-ffcf MY Q : v-b--V iL? ':-- an-n........ 'Fa 41 3 ,Y Q Bb-ww' N,-. -. Thomas A. Friend Terra Alta, W. Va. Physical Education Michael B. Fullen Union. W. Va. Arts and Sciences Robert S. Furey Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science Richard E. Gallagher Paden City, W. Va. Accounting Brent D. Gardner Parkersburg, W. Va. Law John D. Garlitz Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Lawrence E. Gatian, Jr Paden City, W. Va. Physical Education David R. Gay St. Albans, W. Va. Dentistry if Q 'ri ,W as ,qv 4-6- QA A-ug. are Rgx 'ss ..':E???3f, Rf as E E, ,... ' R X Wm' 4 .334 X 1 J JQWX5' if vw? 'PMN 2 . 'Y Beverly J. Gowans Grafton, W. Va. Commerce Robert G. Gowans Lonaconing, Md. Engineering Edward C. Grose Terra Alta, W. Va. Agriculture Walter R. Grove Burlington, W. Va. Agriculture Mary L. Gurka Johnstown, Pa. Secondary Education Robert M. Hagan Huntington, W. Va. Biology William D. Hamilton Buckhannon, W. Va. Computer Science Jane E. Handlan Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Patrick W. Giese Clarksburg, W. Va. Engineering Robert E. Given St. Albans, W. Va. Commerce Donna S. Goff Swanton, Md. Home Economics John M. Goldie Cool Ridge, W. Va. Forestry Rosemary Goots Elkins, W. Va. Home Economics Cecil O. Gordon Romney, W. Va. Secondary Education Connie A. Gordon Cumberland, Md. Nursing Mary E. Goss Lewistown, Pa. Physical Education Whsg s. Qsffliu. -En vin.-Q me of KX: f i A A . aff' i t ee I- X ' -'- N X .V - J ' ki if a W is fit - V. 521.5--f.'f5':'gl.-5.f?'.5f52lff. . 'J Ix:iw.,IQ :i.- 1335 A S 2 M V , 'P X. xx :Si ' X e!,y XX Q 'V 5 X Y 5 QVCCZ Na SNS , ff f , i .. 3 if SiR 'i'L.f't fi N. 5 Q' , 1 if W., .ff ::f-' 3 ::, A 3522 i f . 3 A X is fm. Patricia D. Harper Vienna, W. Va. Computer Science Paula L. Harper Mullens, W. Va. Physical Therapy Priscilla M. Harper Vienna, W. Va. Computer Science Jan W. Harpold New Cumberland, W. Forestry Raymond R. Harr Moorefield, W. Va. Forestry Michael A. Harrison Point Pleasant, W. Va. 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Arts and Sciences Vickie L. Hoffner Coketon, W. Va. Executive Secretary L-.1--..z --Jw nvzi Mv,v' . ..., if-'X 1. .4 tg' if' . .4 L ie. David R. Kackley Davis, W. Va. Forestry Randy A. Karshin Johnstown, Pa. Political Science Judith L. Kelley Cumberland, Md. Home Economics Terry R. Kesner Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Danny L. Ketterman Moorefield, W. Va. Engineering Sue C. Kimble Petersburg, W. Va. Medical Secretary Catherine l. Kitzmiller Elk Garden, W. Va. Speech Therapy Richard 0. Kooken Westernport, Md. Journalism '36 S-..,,N t .A 5 ' .-Mo. HIE- .MN Q Wi . . 'ws 1 ,Ex . 55:15. 3 Aff . . 'if 1,23 .,Qf'ggw, 'we st .- , A gifs. NST.- tt isa! in N3 ks. ' '. . s. W lj. ?'tft'f7?w'z S Se S' N 5 ya M . I eva. Ya, 5 sw was '1 . 'gf bla 7 4' 'xr :Ma Q35 5 Q I sl' Cfszswiggv. 3 . P YN Q fx ,yi fr, .1 X N n ,YQ A '4 r Lal 291 A M 'frus- -ibn. in .. f ..., s gzfii.. as--A VSA, ,,- l 'EXW vw sq. we . - 5 X L rt Y 'Sl' M- Jackie S. Kuyendall Petersburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences John E. Lambert Parsons, W. Va. Physical Education Larry J. Lambert Mill Creek, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Martin S. Largent Hedgesville, W. Va. Agriculture Raymond L. LaRue Keyser, W. Va. Accounting I April A. Laughlin Piedmont, W. Va. Elementary Education Patricia A. Laughlin Westernport, Md. Veterinary Medicine Gerald G. Ledney Windber, Pa. Engineering i'v- ....... YHA, ghfnv... 1 4 a. P Y ' v -yn .I z H' C 5 1-Q. ' .fw- 3 A A shits-. .5 '.......w3'g2Q::' if i V -Q33 afffssiivf . s X XN,w. 1sf-:Y,r+ , 1 .x ki,-g-Q at gi A 1 1 -N91 Jeri . . N--'1 . . , ., . 1 ,: .' - , .:..Lf-3'-- 2 .T s'4i?Q,4zi. W' .J I Ftxfkh '4i D' f 2N EOS ' -Rf -Q asv-3, M - Louise A. Martina Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science Roy W. Matlick Tunnelton, W. Va. Computer Science Kathryn M. Matthews Piedmont, W. Va. Elementary Education Jacque L. Mayes Burnham, Pa. Elementary Education David L. McCoy Cumberland, Md. Biology Roseanna McCoy Ravenswood, W. Va. Physical Therapy Carolyn L. McCracken Shanks, W. Va. History Thomas L. McCullough New Cumberland, W. Va. Commerce , Q ' i. ,, Qs S 'Mi f. , . . r.g5gQfi5L5j,5.j-25. TL' , g .5 ...,,3,,'.vj-Q if -1 ' ' ki, W .-. -l 'fif3mi'l's-., ,.i Aw ' -93+ ff eih -sf' gif? Es' 'rg 1,53 . 2,..sifs?1 g if w e . .wr fe ., . f a wi, 2 . 3. if . , , :gifs i f ref s .1 sl, . L , , . , . . , , P:.,e,sg,'rs:-3:WZ,15,'.. sf -,QQ - ,A ?i2gf,5.-- . .-71, fi .-'. -. nav ' Q .'+.'e''Wf'!'2.S:.x'-?!5'fS'' M-is-n I'.'a'3.. Via.. -Q... ' WQIQWEWSFWS No 26933. 56' wx. SSN A as im . gxgxx M fsffafWm f'A f 2 'f .::'. -.x-ft is ram ,fa 1539: p. 4, rzwyy , fx 3 qw ' -N suv F -, f 1. N QW- was . H I win'1'-v:C':'i'w1fze?ffQ ., me M A - , 1 r is-...X 52, . W -v . A 5am,zZr,ec I f- . :Q '- -- . 5 M51 4 Fw, My f W. . 1 Y r- . g enie m or L 'Q '- gf ,.-Ax 1 iw fl '1 M130- Bobby E. Lester, Jr. Flat Top, W. Va. Agriculture Dianne F. Likins Burlington, W. Va. Music Flora E. Liller Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education Jacqueline K. Lindsey Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education Thomas W. Linthicum Germantown, Md. Veterinary Medicine Glenn A. Loy Shanks, W. Va. Law Thomas A. Malatesta Pittsburgh, Pa. Physical Education David E. Malatt Hedgesville, W. Va. Agriculture sm . 'Xi TVX . U, . 'vs Rebecca R. McCutcheon Wheeling, W. Va. Home Economics Gary A. McDowell Burlington, W. Va. Computer Science Kevin G. McDowell Cumberland, Md. Dentistry Dennis J. McKenzie Cresaptown, Md. Pharmacy Lana K. McLaughlin Keyser, W. Va. Home Economics Joseph E. McRobie Gormania, W. Va. Accounting Benjamin F. McTyre Woodstown, N. J. Pharmacy Jack B. McVicker Rockwood, Pa. Secondary Education 569 lo-ag iii ilu 1... . Qiag' R me X 4. A 'vi Q... ii...- 'alle '39 'Vt vs. ri' .af JL, 11751 'NFS 'x W. 1 YM Jr' 13 .limp fin -'. -as x.. Nw Vi... 'iw-.. 'iw Eu.. 5 '4,'..,.: ., i-lg.-., ,,,,, 5 . r ie.. we 1'-V-fm.. .., A , life , Qian. i Charles M. Metcalf Piedmont, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Steven B. Metz Kerens, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Carl L. Miller Westernport, Md. Secondary Education Clarence P. Miller Kasson, W. Va. Commerce Dean A. Miller Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Karen A. Miller Bunker Hill. W.-Va. Physical Therapy Kathryn P. MiUer Huntington, W. Va. Journalism Nancy A. Minnich Keyser, W. Va. Journalism 'im -v.,f 1..- .nn ,. 1 . 1,-.A 4 1' . ,V ,. .,,.- ,iQ Aw -YQ. Qx 'kftfys 3.4. 'KZ fi. ,Es a-'sau-. r lk T5 Xvgqh r H Y' A if wi' S A w s ' 'qv a W . 1 X . Q A X, H fs fx? ' mi... 5 . a aff-F:' ' V ' X X, , ' tw .I 2 gi 4: n -x s . f W r., . 'tcixffffila hwy Diana K. Mullenax Petersburg, W. Va. Psychology Michael J. Mundwiler Bedllorcl, Pa. Computer Science Donald P. Neely Jane Lew, W. Va, linginccring Melinda S. Nelson Acton, Massachusetts Physical lfducation William R. Nichols Ridgclcy, W. Va. l-orcstry Mark E. Nicol Schcrr, W. Va. liducation James P. Niland Piedmont, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Thomas W. Niland Piedmont, W. Va. Physical Education an-.1-mi QPR WTR Nix. Nw--.... I 1 David P. Molnar Johnstown, Pa. Chemistry Edwin J. Montgomery Tunnelton, W. Va. Secondary Education Charles A. Moore Terra Alta, W. Va. Political Science Allen J. Moran Elkins, W. Va. Agriculture Dennis E. Morris Keyser, W. Va. Journalism Karen S. Morrison Charleston. W. Va. Executive Secretary Melissa A. Morrone New Riegel, Ohio Medical Secretary Vickie R. Mosley Parkersburg, W. Va. Physical Therapy we-.. E 045' s- Winn 'Ulf-M tfle jbov- Linda D. Oates Romney, W. Va. Speech Therapy Ray F. Oates, Jr. Romney, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Rodney L. Orndorff Quinwood, W. Va. Agriculture John W. Pack Berkeley Springs, W. Va. Secondary Education Patricia A. Paine Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Dona E. Parsons Ripley, W. Va. Secondary Education Charles F. Payne Eskdale, W. Va. Biology Rex W. Peters Elkins, W. Va. Agriculture Yr- V -sw- gp... 7118- lx.. rr ,tx f ef.. a A lg L Y li at 'lQ.1:'X'e,f7- . . if E . rv-5' n G - xr is Denver A. Phares Montrose, W. Va. Lnginecring Rebecca S. Pigati Keyser. W. Vu. Iixecutivc Secretary .leanetta M. Plum Picdmont, W. Ya. Accounting Thomas G. Poling Kusson, W. Vu. Computer Scicncc John A. Porter Key ser, W. Vu. Mathematics Dana T. Post l7cllou'wille, W. Vu Arts and Sciences Nancy L. Post Radcliff, Ky. German Michael L. Potter Augusta. W. Vu. Agriculture 'l, ., 'i . 'fgj' .mw- Hiatt. .mv PQI: Wanna-A QU..i.'7 i Guy A. Raupach Glencoe, Pa. History James T. Reel Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Gary L. Reese Dover, Ohio Physical Education Scott D. Rehrig Cumberland, Md. Law James R. Rhodes Keyser, W. Va. Commerce Randolf E. Richardson Wheeling. W. Va. Biology Michael R. Riggleman Sea Ford, Del. Veterinary Medicine Jimmy A. Roberts Elkins, W. Va. Commerce f N nz 'Ur fm . 1. I mf 5 Barry R. Pritts Somerset, Pa. Political Science David L. Pritts Shaw, W. Va. Computer Science James L. Pritts Shaw, W. Va. Engineering James L. Purnell Parsons, W. Va. Agriculture Frances K. Quinn Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education Bradley J. Ramsey Parsons, W. Va. Secondary Education Kimbra J. Ramsey Burnham, Pa. Elementary Education John E. Rankin Charleston, W. Va. Medicine XM 4s Q---., .Wg Ya N ils. iii! is Al -'-2 Ni 3 5 K' M 'Ns-, 5-QR! James D. Robinson ll Beaver, W. Va. Physical Education Bobbi L. Ross Milton, W. Va. Accounting Candace A. Rotruck Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Joseph A. Salyards Keyser, W. Va. Chemistry Belinda J. Sandy Parkersburg, W. Va. Physical Education Maxwell D. Sapong Larteh, Ghana Engineering Sharon S. Sayre Cottageville, W. Va. Secondary Education Samuel R. Scarberry New Haven, W. Va. Agriculture :ln Q Q-f-I il 35- fora.-MN. 'ii I' Q . XY dn Ki. 'lit-ou., 811-- JK 4 .--Q I ...K 9 ::'e- i vii N K il - E Hat M Deborah A. Schrockman Weirton, W. Va. Medical Secretary Thomas L. Shade Martinsburg. W. Va. Civil Engineering Brent T. Shaffer Aurora, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Charles E. Shaffer So. Charleston, W. Va. Medicine John R. Shaffer Kasson. W. Va. Forestry Karen J. Sharp New Haven, WCVa. Music Bonnie G. Shaw Keyser. W. Va. Secondary Education Gary F. Shears Keyser. W. Va. Music QD have dI -- 9:01 L.:- hives CWM Q we CN David W. Simmons Petersburg, W. Va. Engineering E. Glenn Simmons, Jr. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Agriculture Keith L. Sines Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science Robert M. Sisk Ridgeley, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Roger L. Sisler Ifriendsville, Md. Computer Science Georgeanna J. Slaughter Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Constance D. Smith Burlington, W. Va. Medical Secretary Delmas C. Smith Augusta, W. Va. Journalism using 'Vx Wil... ' -mms., 9-W.-...K -. , .Jw-11.2 lu MX.-t M 1 'lN.....,. Q ati H . . Lf' 1 vw:-an-.N Ns,-uv 3. .5 - wj H 2i:,'.1. iietzgti. f 1 --- f -f-.:w-5 ' :af -- age- - 1 . W1 . . 'A 'a. fe Q ur viiibvnnww 31-yea- Bruce W. Shelton Jeannette, Pa. Forestry Dennis M. Shirley Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Carl L. Shoemaker Keyser, W. Va. Journalism Dennis L. Shreve Keyser, W. Va. Agriculture Barbara B. Shroades Inwood, W. Va. Biology Conrad V. Shroades Inwood, W. Va. Secondary Education Donald W. Shumaker Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education James E. Shumaker Keyser, W. Va. Engineering - 1 .Q-.I Sw. ' x -. '- 4. 'Kki?!i?' '-'inf W , f lik . J?-fs-I ,! x 'Www John S. Smith Keyser, W. Va. Computer Science James R. Smouse Bridgeport, W. Va. Computer Science James V. Snyder New Castle Pa Physical Therapy Rebecca S. Snyder Keyser, W. Va Arts and Sciences Constance K. Stewart Piedmont W. Va Home Economics Stanley H. Stewart Burlington, W. Va Drama Gary L. Stickley Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Robert P. Stiltner Morgantown, W. Va. Accounting wtf- 15, i 'ik 13' Nils '-dam yin! 4... . .Mi Y. 'G' Q. f xv- it H, il A Q N qi . - - .. iff. -ar.. Q T . :, A, , - UggfS:' 4 'ft ,J , - - I ., 5.2,-551 Q My , . ..,,.. A ,W ...A.E.:f.. Q. E it V, 1 4. x 45. .A SNS.. I M ' . . X .2 Y . aww-INF ' Q ' :W ' ft L - .. ' r w S ai time kilns. ti-ng-. i in-41 , '19 GN Wham- km. , ...AH , if fe- -' .ig 'K suv -'1ln....., is John P. Strickling West Union. W. Vu. lrorestry Gary G. Strohlein Emerson. N. J. Elementary lfducution Robert E. Summers Keyser. W. Va. Psychology Murray S. Swanson l'redcr'ick.N1d. Iingincering Gary R. Swiger Wallace. W. Va. Political Science Willard L. Sypolt Bruceton Mills. Xl' Vu Accounting Alan L. Taylor Westernport, Md. Computer Science Betty S. Taylor Pennsboro. W. Vu. Computer Science . v l'Zj ,ff . w . - I x f my ft 1 'f '9'ib1, ve. ga . ,. . ...L -ff .J 2 .1 1: if -tiff 'I' sf 3 .Q - -f..,.. 1- 'F Z Catherine A. Troy Petersburg, W. Va. Home Economics Robert L. True Philippi, W. Va. Forestry Glon D. Turner Camp Springs, Md Engineering John M. Twigg Ellicott City, Md. Forestry Robert W. Unger ' W Berkeley Springs, Agriculture Frank R. Upton Union, W. Va. Arts and Sciences David H. VanLiew Hopewell, N. J. Forestry Alan R. Vass Fayetteville, W. Va. Agriculture UN .-. ... 52? .,.. . ,I 'I-g.x Jesse L. Taylor Charlottesville, Va. English Joretta S. Teets Kingwood, W. Va. Elementary Education Jeannette M. Tekavec Davis, W. Va. Speech Therapy Peter A. Tenney Ellamore, W. Va. Forestry Keith T. Teter Dryfork, W. Va. Agriculture Charles J. Thompson McCoole, Md. Arts and Sciences Michael A. Todesko Kingwood, W. Va. Forestry James R. Trickett Masontown, W. Va. Physical Education 'Rss in X Wx K xx ytmnd fl ,sflm ADW 'RR .evsk gg xQ- as 5 E. A38 Gary M. Veach Purgitsville, W. Va. Veterinary Medicine William C. Venzke Arlington, Va. Arts and Sciences Vicki L. Via Frostburg, Md. Computer Science Pamela Vincent Jane Lew, W. Va. Home Economics Janet A. Wagner Lewistown, Pa. Elementary Educatioi Warren L. Wagner Rawlings, Md. Medicine James F. Walker Pittsburgh, Pa. Forestry Rhonda B. Walton Quinwood, W. Va. Home Economics .M v. , 'k4,,,.. R-:- lU '4 s 1 , 5 E S P Y U t XNQGUR. X 1' Y W Q iiur gun. ua in J?- ,,.. QQ.. swfif- WN .ww It 2 ' 2 1 we hx W ,. js. 'kmq' ' . , :ai 2 . 9: 'it -.Q f 115' ' sax. , f., ,M , fi .fn ' R it Q as M, HQ., ,, 2.21. -J-5 41 v l. . at M 4 as 'if:x:iQ??If f. ..,, ssifiifimi an,.,,- , 'Vi' 1.. 1- . gf: FX gf, 1 ' 5 - .Y sz- -. 2,325 t 4. A l James Warren Webster Cumberland, Md. Law Gary L. Weese Moorefield, W. Va. Engineering Stephen F. Weible Wheeling, W. Va. Forestry Gary L. Welch Fort Ashby, W. Va. Computer Science Sue E. Welsh Fort Ashby, W. Va. Secondary Education Elizabeth A. Welton Mooretield, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Delmas P. Westfall Albright, W. Va. Agriculture Gary F. Westfall Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering bl T' H , N .af 2 . ? 2, 'Y -v :fi . gp' 't fg 'iv i Q , 6 ix Y E 5. ', ' cf, I A 1 ' Fd ' 'N'-VY? f'N1s.: a.S3'2?2,.'- jf 3...-. Sarah J. Wratchford Mill Creek, W. Va. Elementary Education Steven P. Yewcic East Conemaugh, Pa. Physical Education John W. Yokum Harman, W. Va. Forestry Larry E. Whetzel Keyser, W. Va. Agriculture Robert A. White Reedsville, W. Va. Engineering Charles E. Whiting St. Albans, W. Va. Drama Charles T. Wildesen Gormania, W. Va. Agriculture John L. Wilhelm Lonaconing, Md. Commerce Robert L. Williams Keyser, W. Va. Biology Robert D. Wills Piedmont, W. Va. Medicine Constance J. Wilson Cumberland, Md. Executive Secretary Charles F. Wimer Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Roger L. Woerner Moorefield, W. Va. Agriculture Rosemary J. Wolff Napa, Calif. Speech Therapy Glenda L. Wolverton Weirton, W. Va. Elementary Education .--..e.-,.--.1- ' 'w'-...sz :Emu-'it-SE-vssg - .. a-..1,gg.s-..'-tix., 9:2-4-.., ..?':1:-.K-eq L'--1'-2:'a:-5.i-J. r-1.-cs?-L--:-'L l:-.--- -- --:-.cs-. 5553:-., 'W Eiqi 5-I3-:si-sz.-rss' E-5 tm Q - sv? -1. 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'lf'-:xi - j Craig Checks for Errors on Printer Come on, Girls e SING!', ' X. ef 0-nu. .aft -4-Da- N-,....,..,..---.Y .. - John Really Gets Thused over Thuse 73 Not a Sit-In - A Study-For N251- fa? ,ff X-P Q 1. ., W jcfaai 04124 jiiusi I2 Cam ui U22 7Q7O W' '55 122157 f?7 ?fFfs- E flf.gi?5?fiff s -.. .,z5'Vf1'f iff '.1-Zigi' 5 2.23 K f 1, ' gifxizgg., -2, ggi 1, Q w f 2i4g'fff'E.1tigfi5iQKA'?i ff mis? K, L 1 A, Z., - '14 1 f gi. 'tl fu I ' A- airgii .1??!R A A' . iw: ff , y . . . ' . f is -1 Q. S 1 f-' sg., wi 2' F' like E QQ: , 1 I ' ww 4 A 'A ij fm ' 251 iw' ' . . W M441-P ,ss sxi8?Jf',,,R i . ,Y ?x :Z sr. , as 5 14 s V I gy' 3 rw ., 1- ' . .A L a Q wt ' If I 'K' y 1 f-df' 3 ' , ' ,.,n W l. Dr. Mandic Lectures on Yugoslavia. Lecture and Discussion on Hemingway by Dr. Young ll E. in 4, V -I li 4, 1 . i V l Dr. Albanese, U. of N. C., Discusses Home Economics , If J J, , . . ,- ., f' LJ M. - ,,, '-,, -if I 'W' Advertising Discussed by Prof. Summers Dr. Stewart Talks to High School Journalists i Eg gsm U55 any Kzfwio Emfazfainsd Q11 Hail! Hail! The Gar1g's All Here! Patricia Strums and Sings '- 5 1.57: L f P, x V4 Q t , , . , . , ., ' wen V.. f.. ,ms-:ww ' T f 5 ' ,. 4.3555 The McKendree Quartette Does Their Thing , gif' Q'-5 , .-T T fi! 75 A 1-5 Yokum Gets Revenge Chuck Thompson Sends the Audience am ua gbixa oz owz nfoymanf Pinball Addicts in Union F--.,...,s...,-, 'J ? Even the Grown-ups Help Intra-mural Volley Champs Brass Ensemble Entertains at Christmas J' wi. 2 w,.f.,. HuIrah! For the Fourth Estatel' Iii!! ' f',, fe Swinging in the Union Just Relaxing in Student Union g msjme e 5 M, ..,. . ,...., , Q 5 ff ,, 1 4. L sf:-'AQ . ,E 1-:,. . ll: J V -awww ' - , ,M wa as , ' 1 5 f' ' as , ,. ULAIL ,.s, A up Y f f ,sz ' t 'Q Qf 'vmv-fWbaw1jp1..., , Q5 u,.4.,' Q gif.. Ag, ,A - A if- gf f fe if ' ,, f Qi 1, A. :w-M+vf2f- '- 4 ' 4 - .NA Efulnglevf my A W-J, 1jA,, s C V A i4k25 a.,..L. ,N I it 1.2 153 f 'W-ei-ue-a 4mf1wWm.aft 3 , , 1 Qs' T 119' A' 'gli gil, - af!! Q: ig , wigs , if , 1 , 1 ' '- eww 1. ' , 1 Q 3-if 'W 2 3 '- fAA--- L, iii C .E i s,,,,, .4571 ,,,,g C 4 ,hggx 1,,', .5 V.-5',i,,7,,iL' q.sJ3.7g. - ,- WM An Afternoon of Music on Campus. Whmvmy y. s....,,,.., glfucfanf government Student Government, the governing order of the Student Body, has as its goals the furthering of school spirit and the achievement of a cordial understanding between students and faculty. Its duties include the organization and management of many activities on campus. Beginning at registration, Student Government welcomed freshmen, distributed Freshman Rules, sold beanies and sponsored a watermelon feast in the Student Union. In tribute to Coach Dana G. Lough, Student Government worked hard to make Homecoming and Parent's Day the best in P.S.C.,s history. A parade, thuse, bonfire, wiener roast, talent show and dance kicked off the weekend celebration. This yearls theme for.the Homecoming Dance was A Hundred Years of Football and 35 Years of Service to Potomac State College. Along with the drafting ofa new Constitution, Student Government nominated students to serve on the 10 college committees enabling them to work with the faculty in deciding school policies. A major activity sponsored by Student Government jointly with Circle K was the appearance of McKendree Spring in a two-hour concert on January 24. The concert attracted an audience of over 600 students and adults. The Legislature worked diligently throughout the year to uphold the Constitution by trying f'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. 78 'H Brad Shuman . . Gary Stanton . . Carole Daniels . Harry Price . . . Mr. David Nuzum cgfucfanf government SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS . . . President Vice-President . . .Secretary . . Treasurer . . Advisor . President Gary Stanton ....,...................... Robert Mullett . . . Carole Daniels . Harry Price . . Judy Brown . Vice-President ............Secretary . . . . .Treasurer . . .Rep. to Student Government Brad Shuman -Q 'Mw- ie, 'WS Q. President FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Kevin McDowell . . . ...... President Cynthia Cole ...... . . . Vice-President Deborah Schrockman . . . ............ Secretary Harry Daniels ...... .............. T reasurer John Rankin ..... . . .Rep. to Student Government REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Stephen Bolen Timothy Condron Donna Dayton Robert Gustafson Michael Joseph Brenda Kimmel Roseanna McCoy Matthew Parker Jeanie Rotruck Charles Scrimger Walter Smith Amanda Stevens Linda Urbas James Voorhees Stephen Wolford Alan Yokum SORORITY AND FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS Carmella Rapillo ........... . . Sigma Iota Chi Pete Reich .... . . .Phi Sigma Nu Marsha Hutt . . . .... Kappa Delta Psi Donald Friend . . .... Phi Kappa Omega Sue Smeltzer . . . . Etta Upsilon Gamma Carl Whisner . . .... Theta Sigma Chi 4 Homecoming Dance in Armory Sponsored By SG Christian Youth Fellowship Circle K Cheerleaders Sigma Phi Omega Newman Club Home Economics Catamount Men's Residence R.O.T.C. Sponsor Insight for Action Engineers Pasquino Women's Residence Association Agriculture Club ROTH Players W ,.'-1 'Q Catamount The 1970 Catamount has set as its goal the production of a yearbook which will serve as a reflection of this year's images fo the students to keep with them in their future lives. The production of the book began at the beginning of the year, although the staff was chosen last year. It progressed from plans in minds and on paper to the actual editing, and finally to the distribution of the books. The 1970 Catamount is a result of many hours of labor by the staff with the' hope that it will be received as a success by the students. To them it should represent the memories, hopes, and dreams that are crowded into one short year at Potomac State College. This year's Catamount is presented to the Student Body in the hope that these pages have captured that feeling and spirit that can be found here at Potomac State College. CATAMOUNT STAFF Editor-in-Chief . ........ .... R oseanna McCoy . . ......... Fred Bergner . . . . . Abram C. Goldsworthy . ....... Robert Gustafson . . . . . .Brian Bennett, Brad Ramsey . . .......... Lana Butcher . . . . .Dudley W. G. Gordon Business Manager Artist ...... Sports Editor . . Photographers . Typing Supervisor Advisor ..... Editors and Photographers Plan '70 Catamount .tif . ' tt 7 qv 3 rl L 'hu ,ff ni ri! U.'Z 670517895 KZ!80.'ZgOOg Business Staff Discusses Advertising Campaign Oqcfuszfiaing Staff :Staff Fred Bergner, Business Manager Lana Butcher, Catamount secretary and typist Sharon Sayre Janet Allison Linda Malcolm Michael Dolin Linda Wratchford 'fm,,,,,,,m,,,.,J Typing Staff at Work on Yearbook 81 5 U65 930.1 uirro wz Coffs 5 i... ' A tin... Dr. Atwater and Staff Work to Meet Deadline Continuing its tradition of nearly half a century, the Pasquino, the campus newspaper, presents Potomac State College news and views fortnightly for students, parents, the college staff, many alumni, a broad coverage of other colleges and high schools, and others. The newspaper came into existence in September, 1921, the same time the institution acquired junior college status. The journalism department sponsors the publication, and working with the paper gives journalism students valuable laboratory experience. There is, however, an opportunity for non-journalism majors to have staff positions, especially in such non-editorial roles as working with the advertising, circulation, and photographic staffs. For class and editorial work, students work in a modern journalism complex in Academy Hall, opened this year. In addition, the students have the advantage of working at the Keyser News-Tribune on page paste-ups in preparation for the printing which is done in offset. Sponsored by the Pasquino are the annual Student-Faculty Directory and a staff banquet in the spring. 1969-70 STAFF Editor ...... . . . Amamda C. Stevens News Editor . . . ........ Linda K. Weese Associate Editor . . . . . Mary Lou Droppleman Sports Editor ..... ........ M ark Angle Business Manager ..... .... D avid B. Mason Asst. Business Manager . . ......... J. Edward Mirmich Circulation Manager . . .......... Craig Goldsworthy PhOI0g1'aPh61'S ..-- . . Brian Bennett, Bradley Ramsey Faculty Advisor . . ..... Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater 82 swsflaflaz gpczacjuino gfaff NEWS STAFF Mark Angle, Thomas R. Bailey, llse Becker, James E. Dorsey, Harry M. Fox, Richard Kooken, Lana McLaughlin, Marian Lease, K. Paige Miller, Nancy Minnich, Dennis E. Morris, Regina K. Rotruck, Kenny Shobe, Terry Shobe, Carleton L. Shoemaker, Delmas C. Smith. CIRCULATION STAFF Daniel Brake, Judy Cosner, Ernest Donahoe, Richard Hoffman, Richard Holland, Samuel Pastine, Karen Pennington, James R. Rhodes. 1 1 gg., w L l 'Sav4'jEjf 'jf ax? - K 1 58 i 1 News Staff Hard at Work v 1222? '?'!'?'?:E1 , i 107' 2 W 'fa uvov 5 '2f'3'2 : f,--f 1 1'.'gh,f.f.fv 4 A ---12:22 5 ll ' ltuq .. . S fr y '-lv W.. , rx. . R 'SK I' I 1 x N., 7 Q-1 lg its fi ' If , i NI 11 IJ 14 1510 27 ll .Kg H 'xg' I5 I ' HAP fsailfas Z... WW 9 i U . 4 'J Checking Assignment Dates ,i fy 83 Preparing Papers for Mailing .Q . If .nf-3-.mi W. V ' 3 Click K The Circle K Club of Potomac State College is the only true service organization on campus and 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 number six when Circle K became international. At the present time, there are 750 Circle K clubs and over 16,000 members in the United States and Canada. The club is made up of young men of good character and scholastic standing bonded for the common purpose of the uplifting of humanity and the preservation of the ideals of our democracy. Their only return from this never-ending service is the thanks and appreciation that comes from such work. The club has always been very active with the major projects this year being: sponsoring the Homecoming parade, bringing the Red Cross Blood Mobile to the campus, working at football and basketball games, co-sponsoring with the Student Government the McKendree Springs Concert, delivering birthday cakes to the students, delivering starvation kits to the students during the final examination periods, operating the used-bookstore, and many other such worthy projects. In line with the international theme for 1969-1970 Drugs and Drug Abuse , the Circle K Club sponsored several lectures and films on the effects of drug abuse. Through this service to the campus and community, a tradition has evolved for Circle K members. This tradition is one of leadership and of character. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Jerome Altobello Hobert Corley Donald Friend James R. Fuller Clarence Getz Robert Gustafson Kenneth Martin Daniel 0. Mosser Mark Neville Matthew Parker David Shuman Don S. Starcher Donald Turner George Williamson Kenneth Wolfe 84 3 Click L75 Q rr, s FRESHMAN MEMBERS 4 K. .J ,,., .0 rf, f v fa-.- Lf' Ns! Charles Anderson Robert Compsen John Pack John Bord Lewis Fallon Denver Phares Richard Borror David Gay Michael Riggleman Ronald Bowser Tom Hayes William Venzke Donald Neely OFFICERS P1'eSid9I1t . . . . Jerome Altobello Secretary . . . . . Robert Gustafson Treasurer . . . .... Hobert Corley Advisor . . . . Mr. William Michael QQ it YS' ' M ,. , - Q- y ra. ' rr.. fir' .5 w?ri1...-.. 4 . J' .. .J he ,J A ff y gf qv'-4, ,. ' , 'f' ' 'i , gm Q. me 1. .2 '3 .r. rr- if ,- an ,war-V .xg ,Q ,. sig. 1.1.24 . MQ! , ' J if -lemme Altobello, President 85 Robert Gustafson, Secretary Q new . .,, W A R.. in lr of i A? . eu' nw, H 31 'zLcufi:wzs OFFICERS President . . . . . Jeff Randolph Reporter ...... . . Marshall Canterberry V. President . . . . Alfred Lewis Parliamentarian .... ...... D anny Brady Secretary . . .... Sam Pastine Study Council Rep . . ..... James Voorhees Treasurer . . .... Robert Carr Sponsor ........ . . . Kenneth M. Malone MEMBERS Richard Bostic John Ganz William Oakes Don Starcher Danny Brake Kenneth Harr Rodney Orndorff Pete Tenney Eddie Carson Lee Heavner Mike Potter Keith Teter Glenn Dalton Bobby Lester James Purnell Allan Vass George Delauder Tom Lithicum Sam Scarberry Larry Weikel Robert Dewhurst Gerald Williams The Potomac State College Agriculture Club is open to all students majoring in Agriculture, Pre Veterinary Medicine, and Forestry. The club was organized in October, 1954, and since then has developed the use of parliamentary procedure at its meetings, developed cooperation, citizenship, and leadership, and developed and promoted recreational activities. The activities of the club are planned on the basis of pleasure and profit. The annual shooting match is always a success and along with planned sale of beef, pork, and flower bulbs the club hopes to make enough money to carry out some of its various activities. These activities are a field trip, a barbecue to which the faculty was invited, and a field trip with the Home Economics Club to a point of interest of both clubs. Also, a joint meeting and party was held with the Home Economics Club. The highlight of the year was the visitation of Dr. F. J. Mulhern of the United States Department of Agriculture who spoke on pesticides and their effect on man. 86 I2 025.511 The Engineers Club, lending a professional atmosphere to the academic life of the engineers on the campus, has been in ' ' ' ' ' f 'a l at f ' 1932 The main purpose of the organization is to make the student engineer aware ot the pro essiona aspec s o existence since . n ineering This is accomplished throughout the college year by inviting engineers to give talks at meetings, showing industrial e g . films, and taking trips to nearby industries. The organization is open to all engineering and technology students on the campus. Worthwhile projects for each year are selected, suggesting a semi-professional effort in engineering, to benefit the college. A year end banquet with an industrial engineer as speaker usually concludes the organizations academic year. OFFICERS . . .Patrick Giese . . .Donald Neely . . .James Niland . , . . . . .Walter Smith . . . . . . .Thomas Hayes . . Mr. Walter A. Jaworek President ....., Vice-President ..... Secretary-Treasurer .... Rep. to Student Council . Reporter .......,. Advisor . . Lonnie Bray James Breighner Richard Borror Wayne Callis John Campbell John Cassen Ernest Combs Michael Daniels in-.v John Dick David Ifertig John Garlitz Patrick Giese Robert Gowans Thomas Hayes Harry Hinebaugh Terry Kesner If 'wg 1 1 MEMBERS Danny Ketterman Dean Miller Wayne Miller Donald Neely Norman Nelson Warren Nestor David Parrish Denver Phares James Pritts James Rhodes Glen Robertson Maxwell Sapong Thomas Shade James Shumaker Walter Smith Dennis Spencer 49 Robert Spriggs Gary Stickley Murray Swanson Julian Thomas Gary Thompson Glen Turner Gary Weese Stephen Wilhelm 'N ,V ,Q ones ccmomica Sf . ...f- ' , Q ,Q--V- ' 24 i s X !g 3 'relax A 1 i ,, , W . . U A 1 ia I -'J' Q i Q '71 gg iffy. ,J rs. 4. ' -wr! age- . if m OFFICERS QQONQM X President .... .......... . . Brenda Kimmel , f 26014051 X ai' H- fp X Vice-President . . ....... .... D onna Goff gf ' - 'Daft Q If I 'L Secretary . . . ..... Wanda Schaidt 5 1: I I .5 F Treasurer . . ....... Judy Anderson V F 3 7?-J 5 Advisor . . . . .Mrs. Elizabeth Hanlin at F? view .ri 4, 'tr P MEMBERS Rebecca Alt Lydia Clendenin Rosemary Goots Janet Patton Judith Anderson Sarajane Duke Cynthia Helmick Wanda Schaidt Rhonda Becker Paulette Erickson Judith Kelley Pamala Vincent Margaret Bender Norma Fisher Brenda Kimmel Maxine Waggy Connie Bennett Donna Goff Lana McLaughlin Sharon Wolford The Potomac State College Home Economics Chapter is affiliated with both the West Virginia and American Home Economics Associations. The purpose of the chapter is to promote interest and information on home economics. The Home Economics Chapter sponsored the sale of mums and cooperated with the Agriculture Club to build a float for Homecoming. The Chapter initiated a stamp saving program on campus and headed the State Committee on Nutrition for the White House Conference on Food and Nutrition. Members of the Chapter acted as tour guides for the annual FHA Convention held on Potomac State Campus in the fall. Monthly programs concerning flower arrangements, food demonstrations, and careers in home economics were arranged by the Chapter. Lana McLaughlin was elected Vice President of the College Section of the West Virginia Home Economics Association. The Potomac State Chapter also participated in the Fall planning meeting, held at Cedar Lakes, for the Spring conference held in Morgantown. An educational tour was sponsored jointly with the Agriculture Club. An Ideas and Issues Program featuring Dr. Naomi Albanese was presented during the school year. 88 Omg conomici 'xl '5v,.,...a 'v E E., flu'- Q in X gf fl A 89 Table Decoration Demonstration Interior Decoration Discussion Illustration of Floral Arrangement f Oman 5 54f!gZEfLC Mroctaftorz A sport for every woman and every woman in a sport is ping-pong, badminton, and shuffleboard. the motto of the Womerfs Athletic Association. It was The club is open to all girls enrolled in Potomac State organized to popularize womenls athletics and to provide College. A total of 250 points entitles a member to an leisure time activities. emblem. These points are acquired by participation in tourna- The aims of this organization are to develop standards of ments, attending meetings, and in other ways. leadership and sportsmanship and to promote those activities This year Women's Athletic Association is larger than ever which may be adapted to the leisure time of later school. before witha membership of 75. Intramural games are bowling, volleyball, basketball, OFFICERS President ..... ........ . . .Linda Malcolm Vice President ..... .... P am Sweigart Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . .Cindy Cole Tournament Chairman . . ...... Carole Rex Sports Event Chairman . , .... Rhonda Walton Advisor .......... . . Miss Margaret Rafter 90 ! I I Oman 1 Gqffifsftc aioctafton ,o Penny Alt Sandy Baker Susan Ballard Michelle Baroni Nancy Barron Ilse Becker Margaret Bender Linda Blankenship Joyce Bowers Barb Bowyer Jennifer Brown Judy Brown Lydia Clendenin Cindy Cole Peggy Contic Linda Criser Karen Davidson Missy Ebert Paulette Erickson Nancy Fairall Roberta Fazzalore Rosemary Goots Mary Goss Betty Jo Hamm Jane Handlan o lf' 9 Q.'.h s 'g o.. 0', 32, oe' OQ.g'.,f A . J L ' 5. satin li'..g'? I 4. 4 ofa I l Uv 'J MEMBERS Lynn Harper Neva Harsh Sharon Hartstein Bonnie Harwood Carol Heinish Vickie Hoffner Lorrie Johnson Bernadette Johnston Kathy Johnston Jan Kennen Brenda Kimmel Kay Kullman Naudane Liller Linda Malcolm Louise Martina Jacque Mayes Roseanna McCoy Connie McCue Lana McLaughlin Karen Miller Paige Miller Ruth Moffatt Melissa Morrone Vickie Mosley Margaret Mowery 91 Sue Nelson Linda Oates Dona Parson Kimbra Ramsey Carole Rex Liz Rinker Candy Rotruck Belinda Sandy Judy Saunders Sharon Sayre Debbie Schrockman Karen Simmons Rebecca Snyder Pam Sweigart Jesse Taylor Cathy Troy Marjorie Twyman Vickie Via Pam Vincent Rhonda Walton Libby Welton Connie Wilson Louise Wilt Paula Wolford Linda Wratchford PM V sv, if f gf' I 3 1 A A ,s my at HZ, , , -V U65 KVVOHZEVJ5, s 7 QQ, ,I ,, 's The Women's Residence Association OFFICERS President .... ....... Vice President . . Treasurer .... Cheryl Whitacre . . .Judith Anderson Brenda Kimmell Connie Bennett Lana Butcher Pamela Patton Advisor . . . Dean of Women . . . . .Dr. K. Imogene Dever . , Linda Urbas Amanda Stevens Secretary ............... Social Chairman ............. Student Counselor Representatives . . . . 92 X . Ns Reynolds Hall :Residence zsiociaficm '1 ' fi f if-i 1 Ja Friend Hall The Women's Residence Association, which is composed of all women living in Friend and Reynolds Halls, aims to create a friendly, co-operative atmosphere in the Women's Residence Halls. Established on December 7, 1944, the association works in coordination with the two Hall Councils to further desirable living standards in the Residence Halls. The organization endeavors to contribute to the social and the cultural aspects of college life. Some of the activities of WRA this year include participating in the Homecoming Parade, aiding with the Parents' Day Activities, and sponsoring Halloween and Christmas parties in the Halls. During the first semester, the WRA Council, cooperating with the Hall Councils, worked with the college administration on revision of regulations for women living on campus. The WRA project of presenting paintings to the lounges of the Women's Halls was completed in 1969. Reproductions of the following paintings were presented: Sacrament of the Last Supper by Salvador Dali fpresented in cooperation with the Christian Youth Fellowshipjg Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci, Autumn in Paris by Michael Cascellag Cornfields and Cypress Treesl' and Sunflowers by Vincent Van Gogh. The following are original paintingsg Autumn Mirage , Football , Seascape',, and Waterlilies by Melvin Stauffer. 93 ' 40 Davis Hall Matthew Parker Brad Shuman Patrick Webster Stephen Wilhelm Hobert Corley Steve D'Angelo Russell Corley Matthew Parker Hobert Corley .. Matthew Parker President, The Men's Residence Council OFFICERS Matthew Parker . . ....... ...... P resident Samuel Vance . . ..... Vice President Alan Yokum . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Coach Lough . . . . . . Faculty Advisor Judicial Committee Osceola Alt MEMBERS Stephen Ward Samuel Vance Daniel Brake U55 Jlflmk Memorial Hall Daniel Brake Danny Hinkle Samuel Vance Gerald Williams Osceola Alt Larry Armentrout Alan Yokum The Men's Residence Council was formed in 1934 and is made up of members elected from the residence members of the two dormitories. The council has the authority and responsibility to develop a program of activities for resident men, such as movies, game instruction and elimination tournaments, formal and informal parties and dances, entertainment, and memorial gifts. The council sponsors such things as: Christmas decorating of dormitory trees, taking care of floral contributions in event of the death of a resident's parent, holding snack parties in the cafeteria for members of both the men's and women's dormitories, and having an annual open house event to which all students, and faculty members, are invited to attend. 94 aiicfsnca aaociafion .N . piuaug-m-.fans an-awww V .- ..w 1 Memorial Hall - Second Floor , 1, W? 1 2 'gl 'umi.um.s:uun-url. 53:2-,ft-M. M - Memorial Hall - Third Floor 95 s ik wus mf! wawv 'Wd U55 ffVl.m'i mb f Memorial Hall - First Floor ff' 1 l Y! Q A Davis Hall - Second Floor North 5166157208 if iiociafion ,L yr . 2 3 Ag 2 fi, Q V ' , , L L , gk 1 a z H,,o H? Davis Hall ! Second Floor South 'A A M 1' J' I Davis Hall - Third Floor North Wil ' rf: .SOUHZCUZ t I 4 . 6 J A f J A 614 OFFICERS President ....... ........ . . . Cathy Goheen Secretary-Treasurer . . .... Beverly Picco AdViSO1' ....... ,,,, M 13 Burke Cathy Barile Linda Blankenship Michael Dorsey Rosemary Goots Jan Harpold MEMBERS John Minnich Nancy Minnich Carmela Rapillo Judy Saunders Debbie Schrockman The Newman Club, a religious organization of Catholic students on campus, strives to expand the students religious interests A national organization, the Newman Club was brought to Potomac State in 1948. Its purposes are to foster the spiritual, intellectual, and social interests of Catholic students. f ln addition to the regular bi-monthly meetings, informal discussions and debates are held on topics dealing with controversial issues in the church. Father Paul Jenkins, of Assumption Catholic Church in Keyser, serves as the club's chaplain. The Newman Club also sponsors campus activities including dances, movies, and a spaghetti dinner. 98 Alflsfungazlz Ali N., gg U11 v. C' ....- L 1 ' - ' - 9'. w'5lfY5 - . WJ F i The Spelunker's Club was formed to provide an educational and recreational extracurricular activity for interested students in their spare time. Some of the members have been exploring caves since the fall of 1968. With interested freshmen in 1969, the idea for a club arose. Meetings were held in the Student Union and Dr. Murphy was chosen as advisor. A constitution was drawn up and presented to the college administration. The Spelunker's Club is open to all students enrolled at Potomac State College. Members are not required to go on all trips. The club has made it a policy to take visitors when possible. The caves are usually explored on week-ends. The largest cave visited was Cave Mountain Cave near Smoke Holes. Five of the members spent the night in the cavern and explored over two miles of passages on five levels. One room on the first level was 900 feet long, up to 35 feet high and 50 feet wide. A second room on the third level was 1500 feet long, 65 feet wide and 50 feet high. The cave had many interesting columns and ilowstones throughout. The Spelunker's Club is looking forward to greater activity and welcomes new members. It is a fascinating hobby in the underground world. I OFFICERS President ..... ........... . . .Marshall Canterbury Vice-President .... ......... ...... J a mes Martin Secretary-Treasurer ......... ...... B obby Lester Reporter ................ .... G lenn Robertson Rep. to the Student Government . . .... Daniel Brake Advisor ................ . . . Mr. Allen Murphy MEMBERS Danny Blake James Martin Glenn Robertson Jim Voorhees Marshall Canterbury Jeff Randolph Richard Swiger Larry Wetzel Bobby Lester Lynn Randolph Pete Tenney- 99 1... M 121' Ei G01 ation ommiffss i ps. ' wr 4 f .f , 5 .Y 'R Q-A 3 I . 03 W. i iii! sl Q A , Q 5 , ,, . . Q W K 5 - if jar pk V.. E ,Q . E Y, . s, .- 1.- , k E S Michelle Barroni Dave Booth Lynn Brant Judy Brown Tanya Carter Judy Cosner Lou Droppleman J Kim X President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Advisor . . Lynn Harper Jan Harpold Kathy Hazen Carol Heinish Carole Keller Shelda Miller Karen Morriso Il OFFICERS MEMBERS Sue Nelson Rebecca Neuhardt Beverly Picco Carmella Rapillo Patricia Reel Randy Richardson Pete Reich . . .Linda Hight . . . Janet Patton . . . Tucker Burch . . .Jannis Kennen Mr. Seiichiro Miura Judy Saunders Charles Scrimger Barbara Shroades Jesse Taylor Joe Waugh Paula Wolford Insight for Action was organized in order for students to examine themselves, their knowledge, abilities, passions, and energies by their own direct experience in a social activity. At the same time, the members hope to give service to society through action There is no restriction to membership. All activities, rules, and purposes are determined by the members. The main project is tutoring disadvantaged children at the Burlington United Methodist Home. Through effort given, each member achieves personal satisfaction and development. 100 'eva Learning Arithmetic f' . me f f Br f ,Y A W 4. Q ,zu 6854. Reading Development Concept An EXCILISC in Reading I x. Randy Adams Rebecca Alt Karen Ballard Ilse Becker Lynn Bennear Larry Blankenship Stephen Bolen Anna Bosley Linda Bosley George Bowen 5 gDofon2ac :Stats Wfayszi President . . Secretary . . Vice-President Advisor .... Set Designing . Ronald Bowser Danny Brake Lydia Clendenin Ernest Donahoe Micheal Dorsey Mary Droppleman Sara Duke Robert Durst Ruth Ebert Sally Ezell . . .Rebecca Neuhardt . .Carmella Rapillo ...........MarkDurst . . Mr. D. Anthony Whitmore ...Dr. MEMBERS Arnold Galloway Jane Handlin Sharon Hartstein John Householder Robert Hoyer Jill Lee Robert Lewis Naudane Liller Kenneth Martin Margaret Mowery William R. Simpson Rebecca Neuhardt Patricia Paine Matt Parker Samuel Pastine Nancy Post Jeffrey Randolph Carmela Rapillo Glenn Robertson Candace Rotruck Charles Scrimger Bonnie Shaw Amand Stevens Stanley Stewart Pam Sweigart Glon Turner Larry Weikel Charles Whiting Betsy Wolverton Martin Yerkey Alan Yokum With the expressed purpose of instructing interested students in acting, lighting techniques, stage make-up, and set direction the players was organized in 1919. It was established for the presentation of theatrical productions. The combined efforts of the players presented three one-act plays. This marked the beginning of a new stage of twelve square feet, which is surrounded on three sides by the audience. The play, Visit to a Small Planet by Gore Vidal was also presented. A third production was presented in conjunction with the Stage Band. The curtain rose on the second semester as six additional one-acts were presented in two Theater Workshops. The players also did Ronald Ribmanls Journey of the Fifth Horse, and a second Potomac Showcase. The traditional clrildren's play concluded the second semester activities. 102 ggzifzicuzi .qD'ZE5,El2f 36517215 U51 012 :Ska 5 Dramatis Personae You Dance Divinelyf' L'Coa1 You Must Get! Sing, Pretty Bird, Sing! M---' h 'T r A Russian Shylock Let's Talk This Over. TQFE' K X Wad -. 103 uRead More AUOUT Byron. PICHSGV There's Nothing There to Readf' gbofomczc :Skate QYLIZHEZQ M1 , .......N, in .gl iii, 'amA.4.r The Singers, the college choral organization, is a mixed chorus open to all students by audition. The Singers perform both sacred and secular choral literature chosen from the works of the earliest masters to those of the present day. Performance responsibilities of the group include the Christmas and Spring programs and the series of programs presented while on tour to high schools throughout central and eastern West Virginia and neighboring states. The Singers are sometimes called on to perform for various other college programs and functions. Performance activities usually close with the Singers' participation in Sermon and Commencement. THE SINGERS Osceola Alt Diann Blizzard Joyce Bowers Wayne Callis Cynthia Cole Herbert Derr Norma Fisher David Gay Cathy Goheen Neva Harsh Stephen Hartsock Bernadette Johnston Kathy Johnston S. Mike Joseph Victor Joseph Janis Kennen Brenda Kimmel Dianne Likins Joseph McRobie Jack McVicker Jacque Mayes Ruth Moffatt Melissa Morrone Vickie Mosley Norman Nelson Mark Neville Nancy Nicholson Janet Patton Kimbra Ramsey Brenda Robbins Wanda Schaidt Charles Shaffer Brent Shaffer Karen Sharp David Simmons Karen Simmons Dorothy Lynn Stephen Charles Thompson Maxine Waggy James Webster Linda Weese Cheryl Whitacre John Wilhelm Rosemary Wolff Paula Wolford Richard A. Davis, Director 104 i O :il . if 5 ,r 2 I :rl W . ' Q W S ' ffm . Qofomac Skate Concert cmcf The Potomac State College Concert Band is a credit course open to all students who desire to continue and expand their musical training and appreciation. Through regularly scheduled rehearsals, the Concert Band devotes its time to the study and performance of band literature of the highest possible quality. The Concert Band participates in a Christmas Concert each year and presents a spring concert. Also, in the spring, the band makes a performing tour to neighboring high schools and plays for graduation. MEMBERS William Annon Karen Ballard Forrest Boggs Harrell Bowman Ronald Bowser David Butt Gwendolyn Cramer Steven D'Angelo Shelia Denisar Edward Grose Neva Harsh Daniel Higgins Catherine Kitzmiller C. G. McLaughlin Dennis Morris Norman Nelson Dana Terry Post Melissa Morrone Terry Pratt Guy Raupaugh Carole Rex Brent Shaffer Karen Sharp Gary Shears David Simmons Cheryl Whitacre Sarah Wratchford Charles Whitehill, Director 105 LF , gDOfOI?2C7.C Skate Sfags Banc! The Potomac State College Stage Band is a credit course and is open to any student possessing the playing skills necessary for performing dance band music. The prime objective of this organization is to afford the members the opportunity to gain knowledge and experience, through performance in the field of dance music. Regularly scheduled rehearsals are held each week in preparation for the several concerts and the annual spring tour usually made in conjunction with the concert band and the Potomac State Singers. This year the Stage Band sponsored and performed in, along with the Drama Club, the second annual campus talent showcase. Other highlights of the year included playing for the Future Homemakers of America Convention which was held on the campus and a fall trip to Hampshire County High School followed by a concert in the Potomac State Student Union. James Auth David Buchanan Forrest Boggs Harrell Bowman David Butt MEMBERS Robert Hagan C. G. McLaughlin Carl Miller Karen Miller Terry Pratt Carole Rex Brent Shaffer Karen Sharp David Simmons Alan Taylor Charles Whitehill, Director -DMO- A K-M..-s-av---...,.. s ' fmff- -fa, 2 if 'WT--M... -W an N I .5 sr .E ignza Uma a x, X I M . dw f X.ae i L ,. - .ti afar? V f x 5 gf 2 A,. , 45 ,GT P' I MMM? e 'I . ' ' ' V- R ,J 4 by if f-ami' . 5 J, hs A Y ggi . .....a'1if'!k .f mann I I 'mr i .. OFFICERS MEMBERS . . . Robert A. Gustafson John E. Brown James Fuller Sigma . . Phi ..... Mark A. Neville David Berry Catherine Goheen Omega ..... . . . Prof. Kenneth F. Haines Danny Carr Marsha Hutt Hobart Corley Karen Pennington Faculty Rep. . . . . .Prof. Virginia E. Johnson Charles Combs Michael Dorsey Paula Wolford Amanda Stevens Linda Urbas A student-faculty organization, Sigma Phi Omega honor fraternity was established at Potomac State College in 1923. This organization was founded for the purpose of fostering scholarship and citizenship. It has remained a local honor society throughout these years with its own constitution, ritual, insignia, and traditions. Membership in Sigma Phi Omega is the highest honor to be conferred on Potomac State College students. Sigma Phi Omega sponsors two convocations annually. The first, the Know-Your-Organizations assembly, is presented during Freshman Week in order to acquaint new students with the various campus organizations, their objectives, and their activities. At the end of the school year the society presents Recognition Day. At this convocation various honors and awards are presented and a summary of the activities of all campus groups is given. The highlight of the academic year is the Spring Banquet, which honors new members and the parents of all members, as well as the faculty of Potomac State College. The society invites an outstanding personage to be guest speaker at this event. Members of Sigma Phi Omega strive to be helpful wherever possible in cooperation with students, administration, and faculty. 107 :Rctg cflfldfifazy Oyonozazg octet The Roth Military Honorary Society was organized in 1953 to pay tribute to students enrolled in ROTC who maintained a high academic average in ROTC and their other academic subjects and who displayed moral integrity and citizenship. The society was named after Col. Samuel Roth who was instrumental in establishing the ROTC program at Potomac State College. Col. Roth was the Professor of Military Science at West Virginia University. To be invited and accepted into the society, a student must attain a minimum grade of B in Military Science and have an overall academic average of C or better. The preamble of the societyis constitution best serves to state the purpose and objectives of the society. We, the members of the Roth Military Honorary Society, in order to foster, develop, and preserve the highest ideals of the Military Profession, to promote American citizenship, to encourage and increase leadership, and to provide recognition of a high degree of military attainment among the cadets of the Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at Potomac State College of West Virginia University, do hereby establish this constitution? Under the leadership of Stephen W. Wolford, the organization has been active. The annual Roth Banquet was held in November and highlighted the first semester activities which included initiation of new members, entering a float in the Homecoming parade and supporting the Catamount Rifle Team. The second semester saw Roth sponsoring the annual Military Ball in April, selecting a queen to reign over the ball, initiating freshman members and nominating ROTC Battalion sponsors for election by the freshmen of the Battalion. Throughout the entire year, Roth sponsored and conducted ceremonies of a military nature in conjunction with college events. Members of the society are distinguished from other members of the cadet corps by the scarlet and White ribbon and fourragere worn by all members. Membership in Roth Military 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 this organization. 108 fofff ,GDKSJQSQ for 7Q7O ROTH OFFICERS Commander . .............. .... S tephen Wolford Secretary ...... ........... . . . Frederick Bergner Treasurer ....... ....... H arry Price Information Officer . . ....... Hobert Corley Advisor ........ . . Major Richard G. Yost ROTH MEMBERS SOPHOMORES: Jerome Altobello, Frederick Bergner, Forrest Boggs, Rovert Boylan. Clarence Carson, Charles Combs, Hobert Corley, Steven D'Angelo, William Dean, James Diem, James Fuller, Robert Gustafson, Dwight Metcalf, Daniel Mosser. Harry Price, Charles Scrimger, David Shuman, William Stanhagen, Donald Turner, Samuel Vance, Stephen Wolford. FRESHMEN: Mark Angle, John Bord, Ernest Combs, Harry Daniels, John Dick, David Gay, Jay Heavner, Lee Heavner. William Nichols, John Pack, Robert Plummer, Thomas Poling, James Reel, Peter Tenney, Flon Turner, William Venske,Warren Wagner, Charles Wimer. 109 cyczfamotuzf :Riffs sam MEMBERS Mary L. Blankenship Micheal L. Daniels 1 Dwight C. Metcalf Michael D. Blankenship John D. Fint Allen J. Moran Steven G. Bolen Paula L. Harper Janet L. Patton Danny J. Carr Jan W. Harpold Samuel R. Scarberry Charles E. Combs Jeanne L. Johnson Kenneth L. Wilkins Coach ....... MSG Robert J. Grabenstein OFFICERS President . . .... Michael Blankenship Treasurer . . , . . Mary Blankenship Advisor . . . . . Maj. Richard G. Yost The Catamount Rifle Team is sponsored by the ROTI-l Military Honorary Society and is affiliated with the National Rifle Association. To become a member of the team, one must meet requirements set forth by the National Junior college athletic association. The aim of the rifle team is to encourage rifle marksmanship and shooting safety. Sophomore members are awarded sweatersg Freshman members are given letters if they complete the required number of matches. The return of six experienced Sophomores and the addition of several promising Freshmen produced a well-balanced team. After their first six matches, which were to date postal type matches, the Catamount Riflemen compiled five wins with only one defeat. ln postal matches, the team competed against such teams as Philadelphia College, Bucknell University, Marion Institute of Alabama, State University of N.Y., and other colleges throughout the country. Shoulder to shoulder matches are scheduled for the remainder of the year with the team firing against Loyola College of Baltimore, West Virginia University, and Penn State. The addition of the girls team has proven to be very competitive for the team, making the outlook for the remainder ofthe year, and future seasons very promising. 110 MEMBERS .fflffififazttj :fmazc in cmcf The Potomac State College R.O.T.C. Marching Band is made up of men regularly enrolled in the ROTC program and volunteers from the sophomore class. Members may earn up to thirty ROTC merits for participation and may also earn one hour of college credrt. In the fall the band performed for the ROTC noon formations, the home football games, and the homecoming parade. The annual inspection and the President's review highlighted the spring season OFFICERS Steve De'Angelo, Commander William Anon John Arco James Auth Forrest Boggs Harrell Bowman David Buchanan David Butt Edward Grose Daniel Higgins Thomas Linthicum Dennis Morris N 111 Norman Nelson Dana Terry Post Terry Pratt Guy Raupaugh Brent Shaffer Gary Shears Charles Whitehill, Advisor fy CQ 'jawn Drill Master . . . Robert D. Plummer Asst. Drill Master . . . Frederick L. Tettenburn Baker, Robert Bergner, Frederick A. Canfield, Donald R. Crites, Brook D. Daniels, Harvey A. Dewhurst, Robert L. Fox, Loyd T, Grahame, John B. Garlitz, John D. Grove, Walter R. Kesner, Terry R. Logsdon, Jeffrey L. McKeta, Samuel R. McVicker, Jack B. Payne, Charles F. Price, Harry F. Pritts, David L. Rankin, John E. Jr MEMBERS Reel, James T. Robertson, Glenn D. Salyards, Joseph A. Scarberry, Samuel R. Scrimger, Charles W. Shreve, Dennis L. Shroades, Conrad V. Smith, John S. Snyder, James V. Stanhagen, William Stewart, Stanley H. Whetzel, Larry E. White, Robert A. Wildesen, Charles T Williams, Robert T. Wimer, Charles F. Wolford, Stephen C Yerkey, Martin E. The ROTC Drill Team is a volunteer organization Whose members are selected on a competitive basis for proficiency in drill. The first drill team was organized October 30, 1957, under the command of Cadet Captain Byron Athey. The purpose of the drill team is to develop leadership potential through the discipline of precision drill and to represent Reserve Officers Training Corps in local and campus activities. The team strives to maintain high standards, and individual members must constantly improve in order to remain with the team. During the month of October 1969, the team marched in the Oakland Autumn Glory Festival parade, Winning second place for drill units. In November, 1969, the cadets participated in the Parents Day Homecoming Parade , and presented a drill exhibition during the Parents Day Homecoming football game. They were honor guard for the Keyser Veterans Day Ceremonies and marched in the Frostburg Christmas Parade , winning second place for drill units. The team in December, 1969, marched in the Keyser Christmas Parade , winning tirst place. Under the command of Drill Master Robert D. Plummer, the drill team brought credit on itself and Potomac State College throughout the Tri-State area. 112 Yl...l' Karen Ballard Linda Bosley i E Bi Donna D21Yton Nancy Freeland XDUC 5267725025 Queen of the Military Ball being made Battalion sponsor 113 me gain ui 045, laws r . 1 W- , W , 4 it :gg ,Q X4 ' ,. ' T ,g Operating Pasquino MiCIOfllm Reader Professor Andel-5011 Relateg Ms ,.- HA W4 Home Ec Poster Making Freshmen Class Officers Flag Ceremony at Football Rally all LXQ S wg 1 VQV S S Q Clever Poster By Home Ec Majors G :fig J 3452- ' ' f f ' Qgegesxs 4 ,yi-,HMM-Q-A f 'P Rain or Shine We Back Our Team 1 14 Visiting High School Band at Homecoming ttf Qgofogzapgaza Bfzacffay Brian TV'Y'T'T'i Wgfm ---u--5 ' img.- ' Linguistic Merry Christmas Cards The President's Council 43 New Freshmen on Campus Proud Laureates and Rightly So ws' , , J A ' '55 , g 'UV mis ft? 'L' , 2 in 1 , 3 4 , ' ' ' 15 .... . .,.. JP!! L 5- Z sr Dormitory Christmas Party High School Journalism Students Visit PSC ,N ,W ,W ., , 'v- sb' . 5 5 A X V Y i t fs ,- jr nu, U iff ' .- . 'ZX f --s -lE9f: x - .:, '1 ' L l fd w 5' 5 -f -' .. ,:::: sizes? ? 5, 1. j iff . f 5 .,..: X ' 'x:::' Football PlHYers Meet New Coach 115 New Administrative Personnel 50.52 new me amsza Typing Class in Academy Hall 5 i I l Wx 1 X I Usmg Microscope in Biology Q wuz.. ta 7 2 N? nv -V 91 ex Professor J aworek Teaches Engineers '25 Y l T , ,af , I .1 Here Bunny Bunny Bunny! fa 5 rv ' Q A nu . W f 1. W ff, . V, 1, , la That's My Lucky Number X...-fwewvenuezasazq-vf,g-,fg,,f.f3f - ','- 1-T in 3 S f l: 5 C ,Q 2 i 'K if l' .I . : 3 N :ie lr fs ' fr Q , . a 1 41 l -V 'fv A.. - '7'f'r lx' l ',, :Kr '-'hiv' mm , ., 1 I asv,a ,, Q .. . .,lV V ,a.A V ,,.,a ,X , , A , I sw 911.5 - '-.sim . , ' 'f - - f-:.f.:::1 K -1- : .. A 'V Cheerleaders and Our Spirited Pep Gang , 9 H is , ..,,s Q Ng an 4 abr at Q o 4 'F : 'A R WWA Shorthand Instruction By Mrs. Stimmel fi A Now, Bunny, Hold Still X WY! KN! fi 199 6' as 'lf inns-u-....u..,. :xv rl, YD!! . Q: EQ ' ' His, President ........ Secretary-Treasurer . . Sponsors ....... OFFICERS ACTIVES Linda Bergdall Janet Patton Susan Smeltzer . . .Susan Smeltzer . . . . Linda Bergdall . . Miss Irene Brown Miss Virginia Johnson HTG of 1 A I5 fi? 7 6' if QU .XM xxx Ge MEMBERS Sandy Baker J Deborah Flickinger Lynn Bennear Melissa Morrone Jennifer Brown Paige Miller Gwen Cramer . Judith Payne Shelia Denisar Carole Rex Mary Lou Droppleman Maxine Waggy f VU if cz fza on amma r i Sorority Sisters Compare Notes 1 18 ,Q 'star 2 i if Sm ,r - ' f ' p S, E it ff x Ziii? I . , xgiigi I Q I-f fi? 'J A? ' HTG it 7, 5 , y -Nf- 5 ,J L X gr Y N qox J I f 8 Q in QOQ F0 1 A ' - frMfrfi5...qi G s 1 iii i S Z5 ' i 2 . pl K V MQ E ' V s.1Q45g'.?L1,55'!i'1.. ag ,Q , e .N .J , A f . , 1, , K A r 4 f -,IM 'Vx 9' F 'H 's 1. Eta. Vlffliifon amma Susan Smeltzer, Pres. wg? w,.f't an.. - .fu ..,. rr ,r,.aw s Eta Upsilon Gamma Sorority was founded at Christian College in Columbia, Missouri, in 1901. It is the oldest national junior college sorority in the National College Panhellenic. The aims of Eta Upsilon Gamma are to promote achievement, stimulate school spirit, and to broaden and enrich friendship. Eta Upsilon Gamma began the year with an informal rush party to entertain prospective pledges. Refreshments and entertainment highlighted the activity, and, as a result, Omega Chapter inducted 14 pledges into the sorority. October, the month of Homecoming activities, found Mary Lou Droppleman as a candidate for Miss Catamount. During Homecoming the sorority combined efforts with their brother fraternity, Theta Sigma Chi. and entered a float in the annual Homecoming parade. In November, Sue Smeltzer was elected to reign as Queen of the Harvest Swing, which was presented with our brother fraternity. In December, all actives and pledges were guests at the Gamma Christmas party, with gifts being exchanged between members of the sorority. Second semester started with the pledges going active and receiving their mugs and sweatshirts. During the spring semester, Gammas held a rummage sale and a work week to raise money. During work week, the girls performed odd jobs for the faculty and administration of Potomac State. Active participation in school government has always been a characteristic of Eta Upsilon Gamma, and this year is no exception. Judy Payne served as Secretary first sememster to Parrhellenicg Sue Smeltzer served as Secretary second semester to Panhellenicl and Melissa Morrone served as Freshman Representative to Panhellenic. The social season terminated with the election of next year's ofhcers and the annual Spring Banquet honoring the sophomore members. 119 .ffl A -e 'l , .., 46 Q. ' Q ' 'W ' s '-533 4 L 5 , 5 President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Pledgemaster Chaplain . . Sponsor . . OFFICERS . 1 ,.. 1 3,1 . . Carl Whisner . . . .David Berry . . . . .Fred Judd Larry Armentrout . . . .Harry Price . . Jack Grahame .Mr. Irvin Dayton W 4 .oi ,- ev ' ffisagmrs- .-av. En-..., V ef f- W is Qapf wiv, Q is 1 - 1 ,. 'w , .' t . f f . Xe. f A a aiwghzfglna Mark Angle Larry Armentrout David Berry John Brown Glenn Dlaton Richard Dunivan Steven Evans Brent Gardner Jack Grahame James Helms Roger Hoops William Jenkins Michael Joseph Victor Joseph Frederick Judd '-x 23-afgaag ? l . .. N -.,,. .h N -:H , . w e ikggs WWW? S '- Q W 495 K' -43 MEMBERS Thomas Lithicum Richard McKeta Mark Neville Harry Price Scott Rehrig James Smouse Gary Strohlein Jack Thomas Charles Thompson Steve Weible Jack Wilhelm David Whipp Carl Whisner Robert White Stephen Wolford Theta Members Help Prepare Float 120 C --zii mljjfjjjjjgxi y ' l ?iei Q j .I : . , .Rfb N, have meta cg' ma ' ' Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded in 1922, and is designated Alpha Chapter of the National Theta Sigma Chi Fraternity. Its objectives are the development of high moral character, the promotion of brotherhood, justice and fidelity, stimulation of school spirit and the strengthening of Potomac State College. Theta Sigma Chi is an active participant in group activities. In the fall it sponsored the election and Coronation of the Homecoming Queen. This year's Miss Catamount was Miss Nancy Nicholson. The Thetas also volunteered to decorate the Armory for the Homecoming Dance. The Thetas co-sponsored a float in the Homecoming Parade with their sister sorority, Eta Upsilon Gamma. The Thetas also enjoyed numerous informal gatherings during the year. Many Theta Sigma Chi members held various positions in campus organiza- tions. Among these are: Mark Angle, Sports Editor of the Pasquinog David Berry, Dean's List and member of Sigma Phi Omega, John Brown, member of Sigma Phi Omega, John Grahame, President of the Student Government and Drill Team member, William Jenkins, President of the Freshman Class, Michael Joseph, Vice-President of the Newman Club and a member of the Insight for Action Committee, Richard McKeta, Drill Team member, and a Major in ROTC, Stephen Wolford, President of Roth Military Honor Society, and platoon Sergeant in ROTCQ and Carl Whisner, Vice-President of the Panhellenic Organiza- tion. Theta Sigma Chi is grateful to Mr. Irvin L. Dayton for the twenty three years he has devoted to the Fraternity. The Thetas wish many years of happiness to Mr. Dayton after his retirement this year. Carl Whisner, Pres. 121 1 V -ns T V, Q ' , - 4 ' 6 rf bu 4 ' I: 'Q v is f -Q fy , 'lata-if , gl 0' 1 Y ,X L li? I U 'B QQ ,s' ig F A '3 Q, wt' .f . 'Q' ' A' F ' to ' is 4 'Y' if 'YY 'rg 'Vg jg r Z. ---...........,.,,,,, I K ft C5 .3 .N gl me 'W Q F , ,rs -ge-hw A , . www? OFFICERS MEMBERS President .... . . . Marsha Hutt JanetA11isOn Frances Quinn Secretary ..... . . Betty Jo Hamm Belinda Sandy Pledge Chairman . . . . .Jane McLaughlin Sponsors ..... ..... M rs. Hanlin Miss Withers fri? 15.1 1 jfgnr .f F ' -, A , Q x- Q I i W , L , ,Q ' r ix 14- A I 5 ' frfxxiwli- ' H -, .7f07bf1c1. ibsffa .f ii Kappas Homecoming Float 122 0 - l l . fy ' I7,4Q , , , - if 'sr 'g t - 4 ' W. 5' buff? H er . A . - ' ska, 4 Wf, if 9? .. V Y I -A M V lf if 5 7? . V 1 Y -Q j ,z .:- :lj AV: , i , ,gif 1, if 'K 1 Asif ' '8 uh if yfcvflfza mafia .GDM --f X tl Established in 1951, Kappa Delta Psi is the youngest sorority on campus. lt was established primarily for girls who will transfer to a university and wish to join a national sorority there. Members are expected to uphold the motto of truth, honor, and purity and are encouraged to be examples of good citizenship and scholarship. The year began with an informal Rush Party with their brothers in the Science Hall assembly room. The principles of the sorority were explained and entertainment was provided. Homecoming was a busy time, as usual, with the construction of the float which would represent them in the parade. During Hell Week pledges were thoroughly tested before they were permitted to participate in a formal ceremony and become a Kappa. In November, the girls had an informal Autumn Party with their brothers. The end of the semester was climaxed by a Christmas Party in the home of one of their patronesses, Mrs. Clark Bright. In the Spring, Kappas co-sponsored the Easter Ball with their brother fraternity. Highlight of the entire year was the banquet at which Kappas reviewed their year's activities and next year's officers were announced. The following were active in campus organizations: Jane McLaughlin, president of Panhellenic, Marsha Hutt, member of Sigma Phi Omega Honor Societyg Belinda Sandy, member of the campus 4-H Club, and Janet Allison, member of the Rifle Team. Betty Jo Hamm was Kappa's candidate for Miss Catamount. Marsha Hutt, Pres. 123 ,Wx F? W t t it ' ag l i A i 'pd -f- ' ' ' U , . N -as - . . ., ., ,... . ,, , , M f , f ' ' 4' A 'lj -ff . Jgcr ., ,, A f ,- , 1, M1 X ' V ,AN 4. ,-.'- JA i. f:,fv V 1 -,f W A--4Mf ' y -R OFFICERS President .... . . . Donald W. Friend Vice-President . . .... Ronald Bowser Secretary ..,........ ..... J eff Morgan Treasurer ............. ...... D ave Pritts Representative to Pa Pledge Master . . . Chaplain .. Sponsor . . nhellenic . . . .Charles Scrimger . . . Richard Gallagher .......DonNeely . . .Dr. Allen E. Murphy 4 it x ,if :U jg I ,fri -...NWNNW 0 ft n Xi.. V-M Mi jfcabfza me MEMBERS Jeff Morgan Don Neely Ronald Bowser Donald Friend Richard Gallagher Bill Hamilton Charles Scr1 Dr. Murphy and Officers Conduct Meeting Dave Pritts 'm Q ger 'C if .MII 0 fl QX , 94-r. QDQZ jfczfafza Dmsga -1--vm , 'W in .QQ Rau,- L g - ,.b, H if Q The Phi Kappa Omega fraternity was organized at Potomac State College in 1949, as the E.l.T. fraternityg in 1950 the Greek name Phi Kappa Omega was adopted. The fraternity's goal is to develop leadership qualities, build moral character, promote good scholarship, and instill in its members a fraternal spirit, thereby strengthening both the fraternity and Potomac State College. Many brothers were active in other campus organizations. Our president, Brother Donald Friend was an active member of Circle K. Brother Charles Scrimger was the 1968e69 Mr. Catamount, member of the Roth Military Honor Society, the Drill Team, and Vice-president of the CYP. Brother Dave Pritts was a member of the Drill Team. Brother Don Neely was Vice-president ofthe Engineers Club. Various activities sponsored by the fraternity this year included the annual Rush Party and the building of a float for the Homecoming Parade. Loyalty to the college was exemplified by the members who helped to build the annual bonfire and sponsored a Back-to-School dance. Phi Kappa Omega is proud of the high moral character and integrity of its members. They spread the fraternity's high ideals among the students and constantly strive for betterment of themselves and Potomac State College. Donald Friend, Pres. Q i V I lass .ww ,,, rw -... as as 9 v4 l it OFFICERS Worthy Matron .... Worthy Protectress . Worthy Scribe ..... Worthy Treasurer ...... Worthy Pledge Mistress . . . Parchment Editor .... Sponsors ........ Sigma Iota Chi Christmas Party . . Cathy Goheen . . Cindy Burkett . . .Carol Daniels . . .Karen Ballard . . . . . Paula Wolford . . . Dorothy Stephen Miss Margaret Rafter Miss Willa Cather , fw4, 2 crib-450 Ztyucx lwrd XL Susie Ballard Cathy Barile Michelle Baroni Linda Blankenship Judy Brown Regenia Carder Lydia Clendenin Judy Crowe Paulette Erickson Mary Ann Godochik Connie Gordon Rosemary Goots Jane Handlan Sharon Hartstein Carol Heinisch Cindy Helmick Judy Kelley Janis Kennen Kathy Kitzmiller Elaine Liller Roseanna McCoy Us r-'D ' ma. goto. MEMBERS Connie McCue Karen Miller Ruth Moffatt Margaret Mowery Rebecca Neuhardt Nancy Nicholson Dede Parsons Karen Pennington Berverly Picco Nancy Post Carmella Rapillo Regenia Rotruck Judy Saunders Debbie Schrockman Karen Sharp Bonnie Shaw Barbara Shroades Dorothy Stephen Linda Urbas Janet Wagner Glenda Wolverton aah... Ziypci lwrot Xi ' ma jofcz Cathy Goheen, Pres. s N sf lo' v V , Q Sigma Iota Chi, the largest national Junior College Sorority in the United States, has been represented at Potomac State by Epsilon Chapter since 1923. Sigma Iota Chi was founded by Greer A. Duncan at Alexandria. Louisiana in 1903. The sorority's purpose is to perfect and in our everyday life carry out the meaning of sisterhood, to be forgetful of selfand mindful ofothers,and to reach the highest standards possible, mentally, morally, and physically. The annual fall rush party was held with our brother fraternity, Phi Sigma Nu, at the Heritage House. Thirty-seven pledges were received into the sorority. They quickly joined the actives in preparing a float forthe Homecoming Parade. The annual Christmas party was held at the home of Dorothy Stephen. In January Sigma Iota Chi sponsored a Sigma Fair and on Valentines Day the Sigma Sweetheart Ball was held. The Sigma year ended with a banquet at which the new officers were initiated. Honors received by Sigmas: Karen Ballard, Cheerleader, ROTC Sponsorz Carol Daniels, Secretary of Sophomore Class: Cathy Goheen, President of Panhellenic, President of Newman Club, Member of Sigma Phi Omega Honor Societyg Nancy Nicholson, Homecoming Queeng Becky Neuhardt, President of Players, Alpine Princess, Sharon Hartstein, Runner-up to Miss Catamountg Karen Pennington, Sigma Phi Omegag Linda Urbas, President of WRA, Member of Sigma Phi Omega, Runner-up to Miss Catamountg Paula Wolford, Member of Sigma Phi Omega. 127 ' X L4 4, JIKE President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Pledge Master . . Grand Councilman . . . Sponsor OFFICERS . . .Gary Stanton . . .Mark Durst Milton Naylor . . .Matt Parker . .Brad Shuman Robert Hoyer . . . . Mr. Davis -QIFWWF 'N-.... 5 f ,. sz 2 ,,. 5452 , 3 my if I 6 k ' I'S X 4 xlrllfdinh 2' ' lazily! mi ma Bill Aiken Brian Bennett Donnie Carson Bob Comben Gene Combs Carroll Criswell Harry Daniels Patrick Giese Jan Harpold John Hess Steve Hutchison Sigma Rush Party Ig E in ,g. lg' fi J PM ' Siem? MEMBERS Joe Jaglowsky Jerry Ledney Thomas McCullough Benjamin McTyre Kevin McDowell Jack McVicker Hal Powell John RAnkin Pete Reich Randy Richardson Jim Synder Tech Turner LL P, as , 'Z an i f 5 gg i? QDPZZ ma LL Gary Stanton, Pres. A 'Keno-f A ,un We I .0 :Q ,,,.. F F F? Phi Sigma Nu has been an outstanding social fraternity at Potomac State College. With its founding on campus in 1922, the fraternity holds membership in the National College Panhellenic and is titled Beta Chapter of the National Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity. The objectives of the fraternity are to promote leadership, to develop a feeling of brotherhood among its members, to strengthen moral character, and to encourage academic achievement. The fraternity competed with the other fraternities and independent organizations on campus in football, volleyball, and basketball. The first semester began with the rush for new pledges. Then to get behind the team, we presented a roaring bonfire, plus a fraternity cheering section at each game. The first semester closed with a bang as the Modest and Shy, played at our annual Christmas dance. The second semester began with a program for the clean-up of the Student Union and the placing of numbers on the doors of the Administration Building. Brad Shuman became the President of the Student Government at the beginning of 1970, and Gary Stanton moved up to the Sophomore Class President. Kevin McDowell was Vice-President of the Freshman Class, with John Rankin as Freshman Class Representative to the Student Government, and Randy Richardson Student Representative from the fraternity. Phi Sigma Nu is proud of the high moral character and integrity of its members. They spread the fraternity's high ideals among the student body and constantly strive for the betterment of Potomac State College. 129 E,,w 9' rs ,, an ,Sing ga,.,5gr. .qbamlisffsnic E 5 I 5 , J , FP - if 1 J 5 .. ' sul' Q24 s if f s 1 C I 0 i '. M ! Q 2 ' ' . fv?F'i+,Ah4,A' k V 4,1 F , 7 - is X r, A! SEM, 37' . ' . .rj 5 8 ws- N' a i ' s 'T ' rd-- U E C SQ 'Lx Y i A3 ' x . -' OFriu:14s President ,..., First Semester Second Semester Vice President ' ' Cathy Goheen Jane McLaughlin Secretary n A ' ' ' Carl Whisner ..... Steve Evans Advisor . Q 1 ' Judy Payne . . .Sue Smeltzer ' Mr. Nuzum . . Mr. Nuzum MEMBERS Lydia Clendenin Victor Joseph Bob Comben Matt Parker Steve Evans Randy Richardson Don Friend Judy Saunders Marsha Hutt Charles Scrimger Mike Joseph Gary Stanton The Panhellenic Council governs the Greek organizations of Potomac State College and correlates their campus activities. The Council's purpose is the promotion of good will and cooperation among the fraternities and sororities. In September, two members, one of whom is the president, are elected from each Greek organization on campus to form the Panhellenic Council. Panhellenic meets on the first Monday of each month to consider fraternity-sorority relations and proposed campus activities. The most important Panhellenic discussions center on the regulation of Rush Week, Hell Week, fraternal participation in campus elections, and the selection of the fraternity and sorority which, through a system of points, have made the greatest contributions to campus life for the year. 130 ' A o cog Cczfzsfufgj ay 5 ou :flflacfa 7661 Q3 5 QE 1. 1 . I x r ' K1 N--1, I m.r.- 5 A Float Under Production Mr. Smith Tests Testing Device 2 Cheerleaders Ride in Glory Sigma Girls Rush,' Party Another Float Being Assembled Ag. Students Really Work 131 ' ff ' .v NW' -' .fbfsd-Qff'-is ,e':. 'P X 43:3 -: Vw, , 5 - , ' fl. ,V ,.-l iar-e1ri.: ,t .f ' 5 .:,,,.,.'4?5 52 I V, s,'E.g' A' In i ,' l V .fff el -Q. K - f ' gfirl fe 'Q lv EQ' 'fu may E 'bf' 'AX , 144 X f XI l in i A 3 A 234 , A V 1 ' :lynn ,iff 4 W . lui. X If ,,, . .. 1' 'A 'Eff -f , A f 22,92 Q , sf A 4 ii 1 ', :fav l3'1q:.fJ7', 7 if ' :Ar 'l , jigfj, YL' , 'T' .U 'air ,Ruff 7 Ji gif-sim f 13 mr. Q. I ,gn - f' s Ft 1 32.5-Lg, -lj.-34 2 7, , , H '- . , -4- ' 1' 1 x .K . , Ji ,.- ,yyvi X 9' I A I ffrii ,.. 35: .. ,V X New Arrivals on Campus if , s , V . v Rm' V- am .. 195' ' ' Q ow' -W, Eek! A Mouse! XX' fp, v. Y Q, 9, . 5 3+ I ' me .-51. 55' . H eg :'1!:2. . Iflf e X i Q ,u 1 Relaxing From Studies Cfiziafmcza ima iz U55 oznzifoziaa YT. 51 gf! r gli-I.-' Sl E E Decorating Friend Hall Tree i I, u K r 0 415, Q2 C if 55' . 4 Ynjb A K Q 1. . ie' f xg In . g fr If A 2 E i ax lg' , In Q 1 1 I 1 'r f , ' S , :iq-.,:f ff 'rf Q ' af . X .-05 Q r, f. .'r, I l. ,, if i .Xb fffb. A .1-- v We-r-.r X T gi,?wf Student Union Tree if ', , f, V, ' .. r - ' - V 'W 'J If hifi .-if .,-' -'gf' ' .7 ' - ' 514- 'V . ' , ' i' 5 K ' - V -yr ,Qi - 1' 'L' ,J , ' 47. 3 ' A' J : - A wqii gf , if I , 0, vvu fggjz ,,,gw-M .V 1 V lv 5 ., - 2 :bf e of -e r f ' f i Wmmvwmvw' Z 1 3: ' E , M....v,,,, v V f X Jw'-r . ...r.,M...,u 4 ' gap: 1, We e-1' wr , E , wwf 0 1, an ,,,., g x . 5 Yi , ,jf F' f V, X v lm 5 yzu 1 ,, K ' , A i . Q 1 V A new V' ff Q 1 1 'while HN? V4 W f X 21 The Tree in Memorial Hall Window I Christmas Party in Cafeteria 132 'Q VN ie,- K eg . 1 at Everyone Trims Tree in Reynolds Hall , l 'Ne .K 'x i s x lv... . J ' X. ,xi xx ,. Cin S 1' 9 N7 24' U.. I I 1 . LIZ A .au 5- x -sbt. A f gbofomac cgfafz Catamounts oofgczff 7Q6Q cgysaion. The ball. the ball! Who's got the ball? The Middies of Bainbridge Naval Academy spoiled the 1969 season opener for the Potomac State Catamounts, winning by a 31-6 count. The game played in a steady drizzle saw the Cats score only once on a 35-yard run of Rick Avjean. The Chowan Braves from Murfreesboro, North Carolina handed the Catamounts their second straight defeat when they rallied to a 29-12 victory at Stayman Field. Lanny Propst hit Stan Schaefer with a 26-yard pass for the first Cat touchdown. Later Propst scored from three yards climaxing a 65-yard drive. 4 Traveling to New York to play Nassau Community College, the Catamounts were routed 65-0. The Cats' desperate effort was not enough for Nassau's superior offense. The Cats failed at their attempt to pick up an initial win for the year when they dropped a 19-0 contest to Montgomery Junior College of Rockville, Maryland. The away game was characterized by strong defensive effort on the part of the Cats. Wesley College ruined State's bid for its first win of the 1969 campaign when 'it handed the Cats a 53-14 beating at Stayman Field. Joe Jaglowski put State on the board when he slammed over from the one-yard line. Danny Hinkle scored the other Cat TD from the ten-yard line. Harford Junior College capitalized on a pair of interceptions to defeat the Cats 20-6 at BelAir, Maryland. Rick Avjean scrambled 80 yards for the only Cat TD, Potomac State Catamounts failed in their last attempt to pick up a victory in their 1969 football season when Baltimore Junior College handed them a 41-0 set-back at the Homecoming and Parents' Day game November 8. ! gage! ll , A X 134 I A 1 -:uni n, . I , , x Q 1' , 4 5' Wifi fn, ,Q ,, ff, ,gl ' if Ky- ' fe .. .-4 264' . Jn . 4-,,, 'O 4 xg It N sm- Huff ,H 'PN-em . - Nr ,L 1ST ROW Cl-rl: John Hess-1249, Thomas Malatesta-1133, Charles Andersonfmgr., Robert Gustafson-mgr., Tucker Burch-mgr., Dennis Shirleyemgr., Rick Trickett4f23J, Stan Schaeferel40J. 2ND ROW: Bruce Shelton-1123, Steven Yewcic 1451, Herbert DerrAf172l, Donald Carson-1817, Joseph Jagowski--1223, Don Starcher'-1251, Robert Mu1lettfQ63J, Stanley Stewart-1303, Gary Reeseffflll, Lanny PropstAl0J. Danny Hinkle-1211. 3RD ROW: Coach Danna G. Lough, Richard AvjeanfL2OJ, John Bord 41531, Ernest Donahoefff64J, John Shockeyf-1761, Roger Sisler--1845, Gary Chenoweth432J, James Walker-Q62J, William Dorsey-A-1731, Coach Tom O'Connor, Coach Larry G. Bolyard. 4TH ROW: Michael Meeker-1715, 1433 unidentified, Larry Lamberteff27J, Jim Webster 1823, Charles Shaffer -1803, William Aiken -1869, James Walkere-l85l. Lewis Fallon-1665, Michael HicksfC6OJ, Lawrence Gatiana-C42J, James Marsh f-1707. Coach ...... . . Mr. Dana Lough Assistant Coach . . . Mr. Larry Bolyard Managers . . . . . . Robert Gustafson Tucker Burch Dennis Shirley Charles Anderson 1 PSC O 12 O 0 14 6 O J Bainbridge Chowan Nassau Montgomery Wesley Harford Baltimore 1 D' f s . 14 OPPONENT 31 29 65 19 53 20 41 A. jficgsfza wzirz wzzsnf Samoa PW? In lwj--13-ii!6:0Q,,ffi A ,'r M .tl , M I I In , . 13 .v,f 1,4,A.,fF e-m.ei.,i,efvs i YA 1,1 Wm Width. film, : f-1 ' .skwml 1af:'e,m. . ., . Football Season Begins Sloan Blocks Opponent 0 'l9l .,, H, mn., ,ag ,lnww-QP.. 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QQYNX-'lf1Q::l - fires s:.,g,.21 ,, Q Q Q L IE, K as A , , Y . 5 is for : , ' :,lim N -z Neg., .Q x ' - 'kliffxfwgfef ' 'Ll if -. 6 Q - - .X -E fy ., ,X , S yiziesei 'gm .1 ' 2 is D I- ' iw f--1 mf. i:, h1 f A I if' if f f..-3. - 4 21.3, M 'Q-,E-,fvr.m'!-iii, e U. i n 4, Y ,wgy 6 K ,S W ,,,w M: ' , 7 ' ' U-if ' ' Q .4 9 4. A .t - 5 A ,g M fm! 1- ,, . - V 0 5 - 1' M 1 4, is-1,5 -, wins M ,. w-'xg ON! u, -- Mullett Stops One 136 Propst's First Triumph .5 fziggfzza I2 Gqcfion 22 me Cowzf M A . ..g- f'1f'i5 W iii? ' f a I 5 2 5 ' 7 me 'X I.: H Two For Robinson Brodengeyer Waits For Rebound Pl I l and J Plummer Scrambles For Ball Berlin Steps In ff Holland Tries Long Shot Sissler Tries For Ball Aiken Reaches For Ball 137 Propst Enters For Rebound QL to RJ: James Robinson, Scott Rehrig, Michael Twigg, Jack Wilhelm, Ernest Combs, Richard Holland, William Aiken, Charles Shaffer Michael Ahlfeld, James Brodengeyer, William Berlin, Lawrence Gatain, Lanny Propst, and Fred Spease. F J 4 . STATE 64 51 50 75 56 74 83 76 53 61 73 68 45 75 88 gf -6 OPPONENT Montgomery Bainbridge Prince George Charles Hagerstown Allegheny of Pa. Montgomery Allegany Harford Essex Frederich Shenandoah Catonsville Altoona Allegany 138 SCORE l09 99 l 10 84 105 101 109 102 68 78 70 86 70 79 98 C 7 1? , gl 'V ll IQGQ-70 Q-Dbaiksfgczff cgsaion Coach Dana G. Lough began his 35th season as lead basketball coach by dropping the first contest to Mongtomery 109-64. Coach Lough was plagued with a lack of experienced men. Sophomore James Brodengeyer clipped in 11. The next night the Middies of Bainbridge handed the Cats their second defeat 99-51. Freshman James Robinson netted 14 points. Bainbridge's superior height meant the difference in a game which started out as a defensive battle. On their first road trip of the year, Prince George Community College scorched the Catamounts 110-51. Prince George put on a high-scoring performance, netting 59 points in the first half. Sophomore Richard Holland clipped in 12 points to add to the losing effort. The following afternoon the Cats battled Charles College, Waldorf, Md. The Cats playing a strong defense slowed the Charles College shooting display down, but their effort was not enough. Charles finally won 84-75. Freshman James Robinson burned 21 points, with Jim Brodengeyer adding 15 and Lanny Propst chipping in 13. The Cats closed out their pre-holiday festivities by losing to Hagerstown Junior College 105-56. Jim Robinson pushed in 16 and Mike Ahlfeld netted 14. Potomac State started the second semester with only 9 basketball players. Facing Allegheny campus of University of Pa., the Cats showed their lack of personnel losing 101-74. Yet Jim Brodengeyer burned in 25 points, Jim Robinson netted 19 points and Richard Holland added 9 points. Montgomery Junior College handed the Cats their next defeat 109-83. Montgomery's sharpshooters proved superior to the Cats' de- fense. Richard Holland clipped in 23 points and Jim Brodengeyer added 21. The cats' battle-ridden defense was not enough to stop the superior shooting of Allegany Community College, who routed the Cats 102-76. However, Jim Robinson burned in 26 points and Jim Brodengeyer clipped in 15 points. The Cats' defense greatly improved, was not enough for the Campers. Traveling to Harford Community College, the Catamounts were handed a defeat 68-53. The Cats battled to a 30-21 halftime on the shooting of Jim Brodengeyer and the defensive play of Robinson. Brodengeyer finally netted 17 points and Robinson 12. The next night the Cats dropped another close one 78-61 to Essex Community College. Essex leading only 31-27 at halftime finally won 78-61. The Cats' cold shooting was the factor which made the difference. Robinson and Brodengeyer netted 14 each. Playing before a near capacity crowd, the Cats won their first game 73-70. The sharpshooting of Brodengeyer, Robin- son, and Holland was too much for Frederich Community College. Down 35-28 at halftime, the Cats rallied to win on their shooting, and good ball control. Brodengeyer burned in 23, Robinson netted 21, and Holland meshed 17. Shenandoah College handed the Cats a 86-68 defeat on the cold shooting of the Cats. Shenandoah's defense slowed the Cats down too much. Holland added 18 and Robinson tossed in 16 to the losing effort. The Cats, playing at home again, were scorched 70-45 by Catonsville. Brodengeyer managed to net 17 points, despite the Catonsville's defense and Cats' cold shooting. Journeying to Altoona, the Cats dropped a close one 79-75 to the Altoona campus of the University of Pitt. Holland's 21 points, Brodengeyer's 19, and Robinson's 17 was not enough for the full court press often employed by Altoona. Allegany Community College sharpshooting display left no doubt as to the victor beating the Cats 98-88. Holland added 22 points and Brodengeyer tossed in 23 points to keep the Cats in the game right up until the end. With games left with Altoona and Shenandoah the Cats are still anxious for a victory to close our Coach Dana G. Lough's career. .gr 2 , u Q. I 1 ! Hooray! Hooray! We Won! 139 ,I CMEQZT ROW ONE CL to RJ: John Arco, Glenn Young, Steve D'Angelo, Larry Weikel, Tom Browning, Steve Wolford, Bruce Shelton. ROW TWO: Danny Mosser, Jim Fuller, Richard Boehmes, Sam Vance, Mark Angle, Paul Oliveto, George Williamson, Larry Bolyard, Coach. ROW THREE: Lewis Fallon Larry Whetzel, Barry Pritts, Daniel Eye, David Molnar, Lanny Propst, Robert Mullett, Jim Roberts. Warren Wagner. RESULTS TEAM DATE PLACE PSC OPPONENTS Montgomery April ll Montgomery l......T.. Allegany April 13 Keyser -,--ll l.-.-.l Catonville April 17 Keyser it- . 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You Already Had Seven Doughnuts, Glenn. 154 The Bridge OVCT the River Potomac POTEMAC STATE EIILLEIIE IIE WEST IIIIGINIA UNIIIEIISITY Keyser, West Virginia A Distinguished Junior College Accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools A Long Tradition of High Quality Education A Small College Atmosphere Individual Attention for all Students Excellent Facilities Diversity of Programs f Liberal Arts 'ff Pre-Professional if Occupational 155 COMPLIMENTS OF THE IITIIINIL BANK IDF IIEYSER The Friendly Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Twenty-four Hour Service Phone 788-3531 sHEAR's woMEN SHOP Keyser, West Virginia KGYSQY, West Vifginia DAVIS BAKE SHOP GEORGE'S AMERICAN STATION . , Complete Car Service our Speclahty Minor Repairs Wedding and Birthday Cakes Phone - 355-8891 Ph0ne 788-3124 32 Second Street Students Personal Checks Cashed Piedmont, W. Va. 156 Education is the foundation for the growth of the mind Compliments of the KEYSER GARMENT CO. Keyser, W. Va. HAMPSHIRE PHARMACY Complmm of H' L' Wells' R' Ph' KAPl.oN'S MEN SHOP Romney, W. Va. Phone 822-3313 Keyser, West Virginia DAVIDSON'S ARMY AND NAVY '-AND'5 MUTORS DISCOUNT STORES Chrysler - Plymouth - Dodge Armstrong Sz Corner Main St. Sales and Service Keyser, W. Va. McCoole Road Sports Wear W9St9I'HD0I't, Md- Military Surplus phone 735-4466 Automotive Supplies Sporting Goods 157 THRUSH FEED 8. SUPPLY Farm Supplies p4oI.o.I,o 670 Armstrong St. Phone 788-1333 R. C. MARKER Keyser, W. Va. Cumberland, Md. Phone 724-3390 Compliments of the BLUE JAY RESTAURANT BOGGS SUPPLY COMPANY BUILDING SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS New Creek Drive Telephone 788-1617 Keyser, W. Va. We Give Plaid Stamps GREGG'S PHARMACY Established - 1878 Terra Alta, W' Va' MARKWOOD FUNERAL HOME and Oakland, Md. 111 S. Mineral Street Your Health is Our Business Phone SU 4-3231 Keyser, W. Va. CANNON ELECTRIC, INC. Phone 788-2212 488 South Main Street Keyser, W. Va. SAM PSON'S AUTO SALES If You Need a Car Remember Cars Are Our Business Ft. Ashby, W. Va. MlLDRED'S BEAUTY SALON lihigeigrfsbk Phgne 734-7826 Complete Beauty Service lg, AW! E. w. EBERT OPEN JEWELER Tuesday through Friday Armstrong Street 50 N. Davis Street Keyser, W. Va. Phone 788-1276 Keyser, West Virginia Certified Master Watchmaker CHAT AND CHEW RESTAURANT Good Food d F dly Atmosphere ROTRUCK FUNERAL HOME 85 So. Main Street Allen M. Rotruck Keyser, West Virginia V ., V .,tY,,, , , v fa 2 iw A f' Qgifigily' A we i 1 N35 1 K W M 1 X T 1 il, ' , f , V Vivid: 'M A , l 1' Y 5 A ' if if , ,. 133 1 W N35 l in i 1 , x A I ' V -1 , X X44 .E gh' 6 5 ia 4 Ji fr L f ' 4 Q 5 ak C , A ' -we L., ,.. f A-.g V, Q ,,f ,' ff ' , QA W' jg elf' ,, f M, Q -xl t,, ,,,J A , si PHI slam NU TH E FRATERNITY Compliments of KEYSER CANDY COMPANY Tricks, Jokes, Novelties, 8: Souvenirs 46 N. Mineral Street Keyser, West Virginia Good Food means Good Health Meet your friends at THE ROYAL RESTAURANT SHAPIROS STORES 61 - 63 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia PEOPLE'S PHARMACY Q Prescriptions Q Cosmetics o Hollingsworth Candies Main and Armstrong Streets Phone SU 8-5461 161 -,HE THE smaf o ,. WHERE Tl-IHIFT STORES MEETS FASHIUAI IN KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA and twenty-seven other progressive communities in West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania I f r . s s r ' I I ss,s -e q '.! ' For Better Built Homes Be Sure To Call HAROLD PARRISH CONTRACTOR Airport Addition Keyser, W. Va.. 162 SVU! 'HN We Use Special Towing Price BUS ,785 3122 Special Equipment xlil any I:n RES 785 2022 Dolly Wheels Monday Thru Friday 'NSUUNU and Slings Crane Service Extra C. CARSON IVIILLER ,RT ARMRTRRNR STREET TOWING 81 CRANE SERVICE KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA 24 Hour Parts and Road Service SAVE S - STATE FARM CAR FINANCE PLAN RR 321 N. Centre St. 74 I-1-ltr STATE FARM INSURANCE CCMPANIES Cu,TTbeT1aT,d' Bid. , TTT R BLDEIMINGTUN. ILLINDIS Licensed To Tow In W. Va La PETITE BEAUTY RINARDS JEWELRY AND SALON GIFTS Cutting - Styling Gifts of Quality Tinting - Bleaching for Permanent Waving Phone 788-1605 56 No. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. Every Occasion Registered Keepsake Diamonds 81 North Main Street Keyser, W. Va. G. WILLIAM DAYT WRECK SPECIALIST ON smoothies we take the wrinkles out 186 Maryland Ave. McCoole, Maryland Post Office Keyser, W. Va. STillwell 6-4366 KEYPRINT, INC. ALL TYPE OF PRINTING 23 No. Mineral St. Keyser, W. Va. KESSELS MENS SHOP 30 No. Mineral Street Keyser, W. Va. For The Men Young At Heart 163 IT ALL ADDS UP 'mln f Q as MIME? + Lp ri L- 'ee et. I ,fftfiyl K., N mil I A ii i X ...to Electric Living with modern appliances! Potomac Edison :iw 31t:i5L f.'- I Www ,mlm A An Equal Opportunity Employer Best Prices High Quality COMPLIMENTS Determined Service of WEESE'S APPLIANCE, TV Carpets 8L Linoleum Phones 3044788-I I ll Ch tont 202313 'ffl S 301e786-4395 I QS nu mem ts- so-54 N. Mineral sneer, P.O. Box 430 Keyser, VV. Va. Keyser, West Virginia 26726 Keyser Television Community Antenna System KEYSER TELEVISION COMPANY, INC. 164 Compliments of HARCO LUMBER CO., INC. Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia Rough Lumber Charcoal Custom Kiln Drying Compliments Lumber from the Appalachian Plateau f o THE ROSEMONT Oakland, Md. DE 4-9451 RESTAURANT Armstrong St. Keyser W. Va GARDNER HARDWARE Retail Hardware 40 N. Main Street Phone 788-1641 Keyser, West Virginia PATRIOTIC SHOE SHOP Reno Calemine, Proprietor WHITACRE'S GIFT SHOP Gifts with a Flair 25 No. Centre Street Cumberland -- Frostburg BEL AIR GULF SERVICE STATION Rt. 220 McMullen Hwy. Qualified Mechanics Road Service-Tune Ups Major Repairs - Wheel Balancing PLN? BQQK Westvaco QFFSET PAPER WORTHY OF THE WORDS 'Q X , .3 BURGESS FARM SERVICE Feed - Farm Supplies Patrick and East Streets Keyser, West Virginia 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 JlMMY'S PIZZA SHOP Italian Restaurant Only The Best All Pizza Made Spaghetti and Meat Balls To Order Route No. 220 South Keyser New Creek Dr. 788-1593 MINNICH'S FLOWER SHOP 74 North Main Street Keyser, West Virginia Gerould Grubbs - Owner CLASSIC BEAUTY SALON 19 North Main Street 5 Full-time Hair Stylists Philomena Borgen, Owner Keyser, West Virginia KEYSER STUDIO Anything Photographed Any Time-Any Place Gertrude F. Seaber, Proprietor 37 N. Main St. Keyser, W. Va Phone 788-3815 POTOMAC VALLEY PHARMACY INC. ' F. w. WOOLWORTH'S co. 3 Locations Cumberland, Cresaptown, LaVale Your Community Pharmacy Searstown Shopping Center LaVale, Maryland SHOP - MURPHY'S Your Complete Variety Store Suggestions for the Student School Supplies Dresses Dorm Furnishings Sportswear Novelties Waste Baskets Jewelry Sweaters G. C. MURPHY COMPANY The Complete Variety Store 97-103 N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. Phone SU 4-1866 GRAYSON'S Complete Line of Sporting Goods Guns - Ammunition - Fishing Equipment Photographic Equipment Converse Canvas Shoes 22 Armstrong Street I Phone 788-3841 Keyser, W. Va. WOLF FURNITURE COMPANY Largest Furniture Store In The Area Best Quality Lowest Prices Easiest Terms 52 Armstrong Street 786-4399 788-3711 Carmen Terrizzi, Manager Keyser, West Vriginia With Our Compliments And Best Wishes NANCY HANKS POST No. 3518 AND LADIES AUXILIARY VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE U.S. Keyser, West Virginia We Are Supporting Our Boys In Viet Nam 168 RUMNEY UUCA-CULA BUTTLING WUHKS, INC East Main Street, Romney, W. Va. Phone: 788-1671 PUTUMAU MOTEL Keyser, W. Va. U. S. 220, 1 Mile South of Keyser John Rokisky, Manager Electric Heat Television Air Conditioning Wall to Wall Carpet 169 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 788-1643 and 355-7861 lik. O+f I-Wil ' -3 ig COmDl1meI11JS MOUNTAIN STATE of Ef fgf H Keyser, West Virginia - The Home of Homes Charter Service Available RALPH F. CUPP Owner-Qper3t0I' NAREB 784-8671 PA 2 6226 HOMESTEAD HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Fine Meals Equipped for Parties Nina Thrush, Prop. On Route 450 Burlington, West Virginia NAYLOR'S HARDWARE Electrical Supplies Plumbing and Heating Service 129 E. Liberty St., Oakland, Maryland 170 DOWNTOWN CUMBERLAND BUSINESS ASSOCIATION L. Bemstein Furniture Company 9 North Centre Street Burton's 127 Baltimore Street E. V. Coyle Fumiture Company 45 Baltimore Street Cumberland Cloak 8a Suit Store 52 Baltimore Street Cumberland Electric Company 47 N. Centre Street Curl's Camera Shop 56 N. Centre Street First National Bank 8a Trust Company of Western Maryland 71 Baltimore Street Lazarus, Inc. 55 Baltimore Street Liberty Trust Company 81 Baltimore Street S. T. Little Jewelry Company 113 Baltimore Street The Manhattan 69 Baltimore Street Montgomery Ward Company 155-163 Baltimore Street G. C. Murphy Company 138-152 Baltimore Street Peoples Service Drug Store 100 Baltimore Street Peskin's 145-147 Baltimore Street Potomac Edison Company 112 Union Street Rosenbaum Department Store 118-126 Baltimore Street Schwarzenbach 8a Son 128-132 Baltimore Street Shinnamon's 61 Baltimore Street The Sports Shoppe 55 N. Centre Street Times 84 Alleganian Company 19-23 Baltimore Street Tots to Teens 18 N. Centre Street Vandegrift Music Shop 35 Baltimore Street WCUM White Ave. WUOK 134 N. Mechanic Street Wolf Furniture Company 42 Baltimore Street WESTERN MARYLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 42 No. Liberty Street Cumberland, Maryland CGMPLIMENTS OF P0'l'0MAC VALLEY HDSPITAL Keyser, West Virginia KAPLON'S MEN'S STORE JAY'S SHOE STORE SHEAR'S LADIES STORE Good Stores in Keyser, West Virginia KESSEL LUMBER SUPPLY, INC. Manufacturers of Appalachian Hardwoods Star Rout ffl-Keyser, West Virg' ' -26726 Phone 788-3371 WESTERNPORT And OAKLAND, MARYLAND RAY TEETS GARAGE, INC. THE HAMPSHIRE REVIEW Valiant Plymouth The oldest newspaper in West Virginia Chrysler published in the oldest town in West Virginia. 216 Oak Street Oakland, Maryland Romney, West Virginia BOB - MAR SPORT SHOP LEADING FLORIST Hunting and Fishing Flowers for all Occasions Material 37 N. Davis Street Route 50 East Keyser, W. Va. ROHIIIEY, WGSL Virginia Phone 788-3445 EDUCATOR'S MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Your Local Representative For the College Program R. L. Murray Agency 64 N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. Phone 788-1351 173 Compliments of BLAKE S. OSS PAINT CONTRACTOR 104 North Main Street P. O. Box 368 Keyser, W. Va. Phone 788-1774 READY-MIX LU DWICK'S CHEVROLET, INC. coNoRETE - Free Estimate - B AND B CONCRETE Phone 788-3213 Keyser, W. Va. 107 West Street Keyser, West Virginia 26726 788-3851 NC The Finest Brands in Meats Cumberland, Maryland, Branch 174 5' , ' Bl uf Ringo! lets' .s'wf6e ' .Z-ff' ' -4-so-3,,f,c.g , l- 11' ' yah: it , f I ' s Q E .p Q -- - 5. , . 1 xr? 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Compliments of MURPHY'S BEL AIR BEVERAGE CENTER Near Bel Air Housing Development Route No. 220 Adjacent to Cresaptown, Md. 175 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1970 Serving All Uf Tim Arm: lgfllllfillg Nmffls if No-Charge Checking if 4W70 Paid On Savings if 5MW0 Certificates of Deposits if Loans Of All Types Member FDIC Tu: aux wma AN we T0 voua FUTURE OAKLAND ACCIDENT BLOOMINGTON UTLMILLD 6 Have a Change of Pace and Come to a Really Good Place To Eat W and B RESTAURANT Delicious Food Good Service On Route 428 Fort Ashby, West Virginia RCA and General Electric Appliances CUMBERLAND ELECTRIC CO. Sales and Service, and Promptness 43-45 Center Street Cumberland, Maryland RATCLIFF'S MARKET Grocery Store and Market E G Food Line At Crossroads of Routes A46 SL 28 Fort Ashby, West Virginia VILLAGE GROCERY 81 TAVERN Fine Line of Foods Good Beverages Friendly Atmosphere DAVIDSON'S D 81 D CLEANERS STA-NU Processing for Safer, Better Cleaning SUEDE CLEANING - WATER PROOFING Intersection of Routes F28 Sz 46 MOTH PROOFING - ALTERING Fort Ashby, West Virginia Keyser, W. Va. Pi'lOl16 SU 8-5441 WHITACRE'S GIFT SHOP Gifts with a Flair 25 No. Centre Street Cumberland - Frostburg HAMBURGER HAVEN Hamburgers Deluxe Excellent Vegetable Soup and Chili Good Service Variety of the best of beverages McCoole, Maryland-Just Across the Bridge UPPER POTOMAC TELEVISION CO., INC. Home of: R. C. A. T.V's Zenith T.V's and Whirlpool Appliances 112 North Main Street .... Keyser, West Virginia. . .Phone 788-3241 Piedmont, West Virginia. . .Phone 355-2301 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL C0mPIim9mS Compliments of of FRIENDLY Jos AnAMs SUNSET I-UUNGE Route No. 46 East Ridgeley, West Vifginia Friendly Atmosphere MOORE'S POLLY KLEEN SUMMER'S AUTO SALES Coin Operated Laundry R t 220 Coin Operated Dry Cleaning Ou e Attendant Always on Duty South of Keyser Phone 788-1123 Free Parking East Armstrong Street, Ext. Just Across the Bridge Compliments of LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE NO. 662 KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA 178 PROFESSIONAL PAGE THOMAS O. ANSEL, O.D. ROBERT W. BESS, JR., M.D. HARRY W. BOGGS, O.D. HARRY F. COFFMAN, MD. H. LEE COURTNEY, D.D.S. LAWRENCE D. FANTI, D.D.S. J. WILLIAM GANNON, JR., D.D.S. T. C. GIFEIN, M.D. PAUL T. HEALY, M.D. DONALD L. KISER, D.D.S. C. E. MONTGOMERY, D.D.S. PAUL R. WILSON, M.D. HAVE YOU JOINED YOUR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION? IF NOT - DO SO NOW WRITE Mrs. Mary Evelyn Coffman Director of Alumni Affairs Potomac State College Keyser, W. 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