Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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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