Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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,Ay v ,Iii X, . Y , Q in W 4 M94 , Freshmen girls take a break from moving in and unpacking to ex- plore the campus and downtown Keyser. The bewilderment of buying books shows on the faces of Debbie Ervin and Gig Mastroguiseppe. hu, A new year begins Puffing men and women loaded with suitcases, trunks, and teddy bears reached their assigned dorms and plopped their loads down on the stripped beds in the barren-looking rooms. Strangers helped strangers unload their year's supply of crackers, peanut butter, and living essentialsg and through helping each other, the strangers became friends. Sophomores heartily greeted old classmates and friends after a summer's separation. High school rivals forgot their differences as freshmen became accustomed to college life and united their efforts for Potomac State. Men and women from varied backgrounds and different areas came together and, thus, the school year 1971-72 began for the coed Potomac State College. Coed

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this Bob Dewhurst, Rodney Dean, Earl Smith, Dave Thorton, Sue O'NeaI, and Dan Murphy help students find their rooms in the dorms and move into them. TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life 11 Academics 31 Students 61 Grganizations 107 Greeks 145 Athletics 161 Advertisements 167 Published by the 1972 CATAMOUNT Staff Sophomores and beanied freshmen go into hysterics over the antics of the judges, guilty persons, and prosecutors at Kangaroo Court. 2

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College life begins Students settled into a new life - college life - a world of study, sororities and fraternities, union- centered activities, and new friendships. Gone were the leisure days and early hours of high school work. Ignorance died as professors taught latest methods, philosophies, and literary works causing students to think and ideas to be born - ideas that in later years grew into living works of knowledge such as master theses. As the days passed by, each moment became a living memory or a treasured experience for the members of Potomac State. Life Death 'LW Z6i'. ' ,,, ,- ' M s fI'Ni 5' t 'Q ' , V- fi .sf we -if ' . ' W 'fi If-. 5 if . 4 41 WW ,MU 41,,.:-f-:- ., 1 ' fi is ' ,1,, , Am , Ms, wt W W V, f. ,N in ' ,r ' -, ' ' ' ' Twwvr f ' ' if Students relax to the bing-bing of the pinball machine and the vibrant music of the jukebox in the union between classes.