Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

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'R '3 . . .. - - X A ., F X .. r ' - f- ' ..,1 lr. A 4 i Nun!! Time Is REIEVEIHI Potomac State College of West Virginia University Keyser, West Virginia 1973-7974 To all those who helped in the production of the 1974 Time Is Rele- vant Catamount. To Mr. Yancy Overby, Delmar representative, who made many a trip from Virginia to explain some facet of printing. To Mr. Dennis Carpenter who helped insure that the yearbook had top quality pictures. To Miss Irene Brown and Mr. Elwood Layman who lent the use of their typing rooms. To Dr. Elizabeth Atwater who gave some much needed moral support. And a Special thank you to Mr. William Gallier, the Catamount sponsor, who helped do anything that had to be done - from the typing fmftw of masters to the mailing of pages. .tgfwq , Q y , ' . wwf- It 4.3. i ga 5-.1-, . Va: wyfl- - s. I -r3g,Q , .-,,',4f+, gym 5 1 ,W 1- ,- L,-l ,w , 1 A xr, s if gg swf. I -,U 1111 'z ,W ' rg 1 ' ' pgs tri 'F yzl, mf-' H- Vi--' f E. 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L I- . - .-is ' , v - - l sm 'ii 4 5 ca ' 5 lr 4 S 0 si x , C z 0 5' . , I! li .ax 1 G 4 as 'K l YV V' ...P- A nl lg ii.f,:f iw top left: Circle K prepare their float. top right: Potomac State Marching Band. center: Circle K wins first place in theme division. bottom: Sigmas capture the spirit of homecoming game. lb, 5 'Ax 'X A . liQK'ZgtI FI v I 'F lil P 1 il . l, x, L' ,TAA-f yy., i fp- 4 Jglw QA.iili'lV', il' 3:1 'l .yi .t If I' W lflfv l QQQLHI , xygw 1- l Xifrilll V ' A if ,l xlll - l iv or f 7 US C FOR EVERYO Harry Stock entertains students at Blue Moon's Concert. Blue Moons get it on. King Greaser sings to his Teen Angel. opposite page: PSC Singers' Reunion Homecoming Dance. x'Yv 5' 1 5 , f 7 i V I , si 1 . 5 . xg, 1 Q 'Y -J . i ' 5 8 I cg x ,M I V 1 , XII! CQ7'!f0-QQ 5-M--llr May I have this dance? 9 42' I iw C .-.J .1 A ...Img ,N Av, .4. fl? K ,tv g. ...a 462 aan... 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U4 ,f CAMPUS KALEIDOSCOPE TY' Y . .d lo!l N. f ,...v-F A W -A r .rr ' Q., R 1 '.. ff-FY 5 -419779 Coming? orfjoing? avr' 41 .,4 4. - '- JY N - 1 V1 ,r. 4 'F' ?'9'4-sb-dlllnu..-nn..-L., .r .-.-vqmm--nun'-w-,f-.V-'A M . - ,- N---..,, F x 'A. 'Y' ' ' X x : 3 'ff Nw-'ful , . I .., K 1, .E ... AL-.-. . vu . -' fri,-:nz J pv- .,g',.s-'XM 0. 15 Q REYNOLDS HALL DORM COUNCIL: john Watkins, Foster Warner, john Hopkins ACountry Hoe-Down fl fn 16 ' N i Admlnlstratlon, Faculty and Staff IIIII III gg MESSAGE FOR CATAMOUNT -1973-1974 The past year I have been proud to be a part of Potomac State College and the traditions which surround it. I am encouraged that students, faculty, and staff have worked together as a team, and the results of this effort are re- warding. We are in an age of accountability, as well as an age of inflation, but I am confident that if we continue to work together as a unit, we can build an even better Potomac State College, and in turn be better prepared for the challenging future in the years ahead. Congratulations to the Catamount staff for an excellent l publication. A. Ci. Slonaker Dean of the College Dr. A. G. Slonaker, executive dean Prof. lames T. Handlan, associate dean Aside from being a nostalgic record for students at Potomac State College, each yearly issue of the Cata- mount carries an important history of this college. The changes that have been made, the advances in knowledge, new attitudes, and the way each class faces the challenges of its year are found within the covers of the yearbook. The tempo of the time is here, and how each class searched for solutions to the problems of its day is written for all to see. The students and their faculty sponsor who worked to produce the yearbook are to be congratulated for the excellent results which are set here for a record of 1974. lames T. Handlan Associate Dean 18 wane' , , nf Hlitllluvun-,.-.a -ov Q. ivy A ,4-3 i 1 . Prof. lack M. Hartman, Director of Counseling Centerg Director of Student Affairs Mr. lames M. Huffman, Director of Admissions th? 1 x 'R gtg. Q. 'Q '90 : We Prof. Harry R. Smith, Director of Business Affairs Mr. Simeon Bright, Director of Cooperative Education K S ff::flf.,f:L, ... , V 'fi 'lifflflg lmvx .5 1?-4'-NX 'Rf , ' MMF fr?-.wi--X 2- ' ,?.1 ,NTW XX .. , REX ig!!! 'ra Prof. David G. Nuzum Director of College Planning, Community Service, and Financial Aid Mrs. Mary Evelyn Coffman Director of Alumni Affairs I 1 '--5 ., C41 Prof. Helen C. Criner, Registrar Mrs. Ann V. Pamer, Cashier to Mrs Helen M lones,s .gina ph-uh-4 ecretary to Executive Dean, and friend 'sff Mrs. Barbara Ours, secretary in Admission Office Mrs. Charlotte Rawlings secretary in Business Office 1 1 4100 -uv s Q ll ill!! t Q- kl li ll il ----I 'X 1 I I Mrs. Wanda Garner, secretary to Director of Financial Aid Mrs. Betty I. Hofbauer secretary for Cooperative Education ,M ' an i 1? ' it SEM as -u 'lk fu--.-apr Nlfulfv Y. , . w I ov-.... J hi! -5.4-L..-L ..., '34 1 '41 F v' l , I i I . 3 1 if tl la l I Miss linda S. Lancaster, faculty secretary Vgx x i Mrs. Helen L. Miller Information Office 4 I 23 fly Mrs. Charlene Wenckowski Analyst. Institutional Research 1,3--X., Mrs. Thelma H. O'Connor, Assistant Librarian will . f 5 r 1 , . iq.. I f. H r X U sk '-9 if A-5 S- A F ta 7 1 ,Du A K!!! Mr. Boyd R. Plumley, Head Librarian Mrs. Betty Io Howard, Assistant Librarian i 24 X, I 1 Vw. Y' fi.. A3 W-..,f w u 2 Mrs. Elizabeth Martin: Tutor-Counselor, English Mr. Robert M. lohnsonp Tutor-Counselor, Mathematics Science x X i an E , X 3' :V7-. 'fl , .? ' l'7h., 7i.4P21 : 'F' : if 7f2'?i!' 71? T . wil- Miss Penny Bakery Tutor-Counselor, Social Studies Mr. Lowell Markey, Special Student Services Director Q-3,4 f f ent! , S X x,w 1 - 1 F S. fm --' ff I . x ML ' 'Y ' Af' - va - 1 3 'iwqtig y - '3?f -Li:.L. -55 - xii: -' h 'U a 'Ria . 'K A-.fr x ', .P 'ii x.. T-'fhxxax l .ix F J Mr. Dale Ferrebee, Cheip Mr. Larry Bennett, CFS Assistantp Mr. Paul Clawson, Campus Food Service Manager: Mr. Ron Marshall, Assistant Chef Mr. james Beckman, Student Union Manager F .Z 1' s I Y X s,- - . , S ....- ...J Mrs. Marian B. Fallon, Student Union Assistant In 1 ,Q . X. Mrs. Neva Taylor, R.N.p College Day Nurse l L if fix Mr. I. E. Staggs, Superintendent of Maintenance Dr. Paul Healy College Physician 4 4 Dr. Elizabeth A. Atwater, journalism and Speech :HQ Coach Larry G. Bolyard, Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach In L R Y ? is I Prof. Lester Beavers, Political Science and Sociology 'Ffa ' C.. Prof. Irene Brown, Chairman, Commerce and Business Adminis- tration is ddf- Q' , ,Nz .gf Prof. Willa L, Cather, English Mr. Carl Cox, Counselor in Psychology X'-sf mx- Dr. james Champion, Professor of Physics Dr. Burtron Davis, Professor of Chemistry 29 1- II 4 .,,,.,N vf '-qu. f 'y Rx Prof. William C. Edel, Commerce and Economics Z Prof. William Gallier, History .ig 3' in ,V X, I , I ' 7 .5 ' 5: . fi. ' Dfw-H 1:7 1 'ws P- 'rs If .' -C S' of A X 4. ' . A ff' f .Q r Lvl' .sg 7 tl' ,A r.-fa 1 htm! aisl- 4 .. JH , ff ... we .- Prof. Dudley Gordon, Chairman, English Department Prof. Oscar Gustafson, Director of Agriculture Prof. Kenneth F. Haines, Chairman, Modern Languages Depart- ment Prof. Edward Hartman, Director, Computer Center QI .rp Prof. Elizabeth P. Hanlin, Home Economics P , QT 'P Y- W 1 If .33 M . ,bi , v ,,. ygffs.. is Q, f fx gif- . Prof. Herbert I. Hartman, Engineering rr -iff' 0 Nfgiwai. - i4 ln'- Mrs. Bonnie N. Harvey, Instructor in Biology Prof. Paul Iverson, Chairman, Mathematics Department K V ft t We Q iiirr r Prof. Elwood Layman, Commerce Prof. Kenneth Malone, Agriculture 32 X X Q fp ob .26 I xfccz nl 0' 5 '.sY' s','- Q .'- 4.9 Prof. Virginia johnson, Mathematics, Dr. Alan Paine, Mathematics Hur! hmmm if? ',., : N. Prof. Irene McKinney, English Prof. William E. Michael, Chairman, Biology Department 33 rw' A P 2 K .fc . .30 ,. X C 32.4 1. , ,ty P My s Q0 544 .!, pw' -iw P ,ll ,lf yi ff rg, Q y 2495 if 0 ' f ' 5 Prof lasper T. Morrls, General Physrcal Science Dr Allen E Murphy, Professor of Geology Dr Robert Naylor, Professor of Chemistry Pro Nancy M Oates, Biology 10'-0 6. Mr. Peter L. Paulson, Instructor in English and Reading , .2 -scffsxf 'iw 'A , V 1 1 r. y. -' ge if - sf, Am 1 in 5, so sf , ' - is , .r , ., 1 -11 ,J -.. Ln:, .-ff Q1--+ 3. 'Q Coach Cecil Perkins, Athletic Directory Head Football Coach -...Z , ' '. U. A 'f -I, ' ' 'iNW , K , . A N P ,-. -, S -Q 41 'x ' f-k- f P J, M 6 K N: ,.c.. . hu WNZY, Q., by I-if f 71 , . .Z Q v y.. ,Q Q' -, 4' .NW ' ' , , 4 1 . , ,Q , A . 4 , 31 - .--sq., . Q4 Q -. - 4, iff . ., . ,J Y .if GP .wwf - ..f V Jw , . 1 Q ' ill ,,,A,e,5,,, ,Q-,i lim: ', .. f.'i-if ' Y' 111, F -iff? 31 if if .5 ' 35, -- I3 Sf' -, L' 14-1-sg , 3 '. X V L if 7 n J 1 . , . , . a 1- 2- . A 5 s V . , l, 1. .1 5 J xi 'li Y ' , 1 I I Dr. Maurice Powell, Chairman, Natural and Physical Sciences Prof. Margaret Rafter, Physical Education fe ll' n ff y P 5, 1 . X 'N' .ik .1 1. by 5 . Prof. lack l. Reynolds, History and Social Sciences CPT Edmund Roleff, Professor of Military Science lr 'F' ag U3 f H, ll , , l 4 'six X: '1 if b ,Z Dr. Dallas Shaffer, Chairman, Social Sciences Dr. William R. Simpson, Professor of English 36 . x - 'W 'lx il QV, W8 Mr. Robert T. Staggs, Instructor, Computer Technology Mr. lohn C. Stone, Instructor in Commerce CAccountingJ -I-I :..:- W .3 K 'Z . .1 w Qiihl- T , M 9 ,v..... Mr. Michael D. Williford, Instructor, Music Prof. Richard Davis, Music 37 gs ' 'vi' 9 - , MES Veda Hughes, Instructor in French and Art Appreciation Mr. Dennis Carpenter, Audio-Visual Technician 29 Q'i. l'-.- ff' ABQ' Mrs. lane Murphy, Bookstore Manager Mrs. Nola Clark, Bookstore Clerk 38 45 in 'cuff ,,.. Mrs. Francine G. Shanahan, Resident-Counselor, Friend Hall Mr. Bob Connors, Resident-Counselor, Davis Hall Mr. lames larrett, Resident-Counselor, Reynolds Hall library at night 39 'll x ,Qy - ' . .. J V A fc- i ,., A -1 H ,- 'i,-. 7-X'?fff+.5'+ ' -91. P' , ,fagfaeg '1-f fikuausgif, ff ' A 1 N V wrsfffiiiiliml - -aff-'tfrq ' 64141-f - .. - s ' '- , 'K R h ' ,gif , ' Ao, '. - 11 ' ' -' '-Nfl. 4f'a1'QsfVX- 5':.ax'.' 5 Q, ,1.,,2'.'gti, 'ktfnxbyx I ?I','jf4.- g?W?n-EQJ A ,G i- . 41 Q V 'f if ,Ark l-.tl tr s1 fr?'f'1'u-N' -A - c e-fr A 1 51'-,-M-fy:Q'.f,df' .fy is . 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Ng, ,iffy Q, 'f-135.5 4 MAKERS A HAS: 5- p 5 P- ' R, no Q. . , 4 Q' , N. Q xl N EX 'wwf 5 Q- 0' N 1 0 VIII. ff jk fa Q X - ORGANIZATIONS fl' Qmw E5 ggi? if S N ig W ff W 49 I SIGM IOTA CHI JS I ',ll 'al 'lil 'I It 1 ll I , I-lilfnllff Ill' ' ff I.. nfrlft 1 . .sm 5 I ff T sa Lee lanice Weyant' STANDING Nancy Shingleton lean SIGMA ACTIVES: SEATED, Chris Graham, Debbie Brady, lan Dickerho , ere , , , , Pedro, Barbara Ganoe, Cathy Bricker, Sandy Linthicum, Deborah lmler, Sherry Lowery, NOT SHOWN, Margie Roderick, Chris DeGioia, Marlene Watts. Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Iota Chi is the oldest sorority on the campus of Potomac State College. Sigma was founded in 1903 at the University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee, by Greer A. Duncan. It has become the largest junior college sorority in the United States. Carrying on the spirit and ideals of the first chapter, the group stresses the impor- tance of scholastic achievement and fellowship. ,O Wt Zlyliq lcurct Xt EUS LIBE 55 W is SIGMA ACITVE OFFICERS: STANDING, lan Dickerhoff, President, Barbara Ganoe, Treasurer, SEATED, Teresa Lee, Secretary, Nancy Shingleton, Student Government Representative: lean Pedro, Parch- ment editor 8t Pledge Mistress, NOT SHOWN: Chris DeGioia, Vice- President. 50 - , 3. .Y I , , i Qs SIGMA PLEDGES: SEATED, janet Cooper, lnece Bryant, Diane Glass, Kerry Effland, Raylene Maxwell, STANDING, Sue Warsinski, Leslie Bleakney,Sandi Peters, Cindy Gilbert, Betsy McCombs. Sigma Rat Hop! Ally: A ll f ,si T- T I tiff 1 I-,. ywf . f, 1 X ' ,.l S lim .e..+l.m SIGMA PLEDGE OFFICERS: janet Cooper, Secretary, Cindy Gil- bert, Vice President, Leslie Bleakney, Treasurer, NOT SHOWN, Margie Roderick, President. , A I I4 PHOTOGR PHY CLUB Yes ..- .uv ...W '.iF,,,. up 4-lb'-'ff' Q: s..,, r' I1 SEATED, Marty Heavner, Vice President, Max Nichols, Mike Small, SECOND ROW, Tad Inomata, Raymond Hedrick, Diane Stern, Secre- taryg Debbie Bucar, Loretta Lewis, BACK ROW, Mike Graziani, President, Mark Ravenscroft, Treasurer. 52 liws ' . 4 aku.. X 5'h. 'bf Sechier, Don sk Perkow Bob ft, SCTO Mark Raven SS k Shu BT new AA HI' G 3Y Reynsl kip ni, S BACK ROW: Wayne Hertzog, Mark Ravenscroft, Mike Paci lips, hil Gwen P Guire, ters, Becky Pe en, Sandi f O'B Zine I A E o S U U E T 5 in 3 O ez Ch E I i- 1-T +4 GJ at L. fu I ..C D. Q5 V1 X2 no cv D .Q o no in TD I .E P cv Z vi oo .E c C GJ -. .Lf c C w C .9 Lesl V, sie Gardne :J V7 cb C QJ I L. GJ wa- E C 2 E O Qt Q Z O LJ u.I Lh EJ ndy Moro Sa OG, 30 Barbara G C GJ Q. O O LJ .- OJ C N Ll? CU C .C ro be .C ..f ru X .. L.. cv 2 O bs U .E U E 3 .E-3 .C c: .J bs 'O C CU L17 Director: Richard Lee. S21 eyant Tere W ice lan r I' rise C 309 ler, I Sech BDE Corrado, Di YT1 Pa W: TRO ON Shingletong FR ancy ryant N Inece B ney, ak 3.1 no Ll-I Ll-I STUDE T VOLUNTEERISM ASSOCIATIO y o X 44-I , V xx, 5 js 1 x ' ' ' i Q ' ' ' X , s C N X 0 V XX. lil ' ' Q 7' : 1 'A' K S fl I: .I v: '-rd, 'iff ,' x . , . -. l ' K ' Qu.. ' ' , A I T T I Q 121. xt I . i 41 gf K . ,, Q, ' I .W . , K, A' A' ' ' I 1- 1 1 . . ',4, I' ' ' 1 .. 0 V A - J, . H , .I ,.f ' : , A'. ,X 4 1 . ' SVA sponsor, Mr. W. Edelg Treasurer, lane Beljang Vice President, Ken Milhoanp Secretary, Loretta Lewis, and President, Gary Dye. The STUDENT VOLUNTEERISM ASSOCIATIONS main purpose is to inform the Potomac State College Campus of the groups on and off campus that need volunteers. Activities for this year have been spon- soring several special meetings with invited speakers, taking part in the Homecoming activities, working with the Mental Health Center, Catholic School in Keyser, and Keyser Elementary School, the Burlington Children's Home, and many other community groups. 54 ru .- H CD Z .2 O O an YU c c O O E FU E .c .E M rv P YU D if .9 N D Lf! Q5 L.. O 3 E u? C L.. FU hd .E Z E x. Q U7 'E 3 O E 4-1 fv A-4 C YU E. 5 3 O O. 0 U D- LU P QJ 15 F3 ru .BD +- an GJ P .E uv L CU .D E aa E U I E '17 P 3 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Lfl 'hm A I.. lp.. 51 r pas 'lx N, S0 191 l 1,1 f '. .3 . -. 1 Mi? fi . 5 e-at - x 9 :fi v'Q - JL- xf 1 6 l - 1' in v I -if JJ -. . ':' 4 1 ,b 'in ' Y . 'X uh i Y - ? 3 QT FQ., MEMBERS: Home Ec Club's main purpose is to further the interests of home economics and provide group activities where we can better ourselves. officers PRESIDENT . . . . . . Vice President . . Secretary ......... Treasurer ......... . .Chris DiCiioia Kathy Pelliccione . . . .Sue Pence .Leslie Bleakney Freshman Representatives . . .Diane C-lass and laney Duvall Historian ......... Sponsor . . . . . .Inece Bryant . .Mrs. E. Hanlin CHRISTIA YCUTH FELLOWSHIP :Al . . .IS 'T ,, ,Q-. .1 ' Q P . it ... s- S 5 2 1 ..,, ll l 1, - ,bm -4 'xl . it W - 11, C- Db 5:-w'.,9 tif'-a s W A li lgk CYF MEMBERS pictured above: Patty Hastings, Wendy Bowman, Sandy Van Reenen, Brenda Beard, lohn Watkins, Karen Litten The Christian Youth Fellowship was organized on the Potomac State Campus in 1949. This organization strives to bring Christian youth of Potomac State College into closer con- . tact with the Church and to deepen their de- votional life through recreation and fellowship. Constructive programs are presented by the W various members at the meetings, which are held each Monday evening. CYF officers PRESIDENT . . . .... Wendy Bowman Vice President . . . . .Sandy VanReenen Secretary . . . . . .Patty Hastings Treasurer . . . . .lohn Watkins 57 Mr. W. Earl Michael, Sponsor UIA MA 'i 1 u , 2 AY Nt l4 ' l 2' 5' Vp I T 4,4 4 'Q ' fi 2 jar gg .142 43,21-gi ff, ,441 ga-A ' fx? - 'fic' 543' UJA AMAA MEMBERS: Robert Lavender, Ronald Sheppard, Ronald Stover, lan Saunders, Chuck Galmer, Marilyn Redman, john Hop- kins, Shirley I. johnson, Danny Butler, james Bethel, Kevin Rolls, Charlene Walker, Mona Washington, Ciarard Montague, Assefa Hai- manot, Waynetta Stewart, Inece Bryant, Bruce Williams, Charles Dixon, Thomas Dixon, Donald Finley, Charlton Horton, Cal Starling, Lewis Turner, Carl tC.A.i Hilliard, Sharon L. Gunn, lohn Ferguson, Ray Marshall, Francine Garland, Iudy Redman, Rusty Clay, Oliver Iordan, Derrick Stewart, Linda Stewart, Julian Young. UIA AMAA OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . .Tom Dixon Vice President . . . .Ray Marshall Secretary . . . . . .jan Saunders Treasurer , , , . .Shirleylohnson judicial Board . . .Charles Dixon james Bethel Marilyn Redman Francine Garland Uja Amaa promotes unity among Black and minority group students on the Potomac State campus through arranging social and educational events, seeking ways of increasing the minority group student population, and by serving as a mediating body between the individual minority group members, the college, and the community. 58 PHI SIGMA NU 238 9' ij ' .l Phi Sigma Nu, founded in 1922, has been an outstanding social group on the campus of Potomac State College. The fraternity was granted a National Charter by the National College Panhellenic and has been designated Beta Chapter. The fraternity began its year with a successful and entertaining pledge party during the fall Rush Week, which netted them several members. In the autumn activities the fraternity sponsored a candidate for Miss Homecoming. Miss Deborah Brady reigned as princess at the Sigma sponsored Sweetheart Ball. The Fraternity demands college spirit, interest in all college ac- tivities, high moral standards, individual development of character and leadership, and scholastic achievement from all its members. Men who are now away from the college but often return to visit their old fraternity are indications of the fact that the bonds of friendship established in Phi Sigma Nu provide lasting memories in future years. Ng Mr. Stone, sponsor 59 AGRICULT RE CLUB W T lf ff T8 - 95551- .ml ,f 15- 1- v f1g tp --P ja, Q 1 I. ,550 ,YW on -dvnsvu 4 ,e . , : , .. .' ' -f. . ' . 5 l -1' r, -- , l. if '- . 'Q x . .js fy ,ti r., .I i ' ft' I I 1 . , i ,X .'. ' .' 4 . . ' A MEMBERS: President, Robert Martin, Vice President, Andrew Hanson, Secretary, Leon Cooper, Treasurer, Dwight L. Weist, Reporter, lohn Wysolmerskig Parliamentarian, Clyde Hoalcraft. The Agriculture Club was organized in 1954 for the purpose of furthering the professional and social interests of the members. Membership is open to all students majoring in agriculture, forestry, and veterinary medicine. Activities of the club this year included sponsoring a barbeque dinner, showing films of interest to the members and inviting speakers, prominent in the field of agriculture to speak before the group, sponsored a float in the Prof. Kenneth Malone, sponsor, presents the win ning cake to Prof. L. Beavers and wife April. homecoming parade, a group trip to Pennsylvania Farm Show, sausage sale in February. Agriculture Club's Annual Barbeque Ra 60 1-'I .-. 4 rs if We ifill 3' if , . t ROTH MILITARY HONORARY SOCIETY: Major Arnold, David Boggs, Terry Smith, lohn Wysolmerski, lim Hodges. ROTH Military Honorary Society is named in honor of the late Colonel Roth, who was largely responsible for formation of this active and worth- while organization at Potomac State College in 1953. Requirements for membership are that a student have a B average in Military Science, an overall academic grade of C and a vote of approval by members of the organization. High moral standards, military proficiency and demonstrated leadership ability are prerequisites for ROTH membership. ROTH Society sponsors and supports the Cata- mount Rifle Team and is responsible for the per- formance of ceremonial activities of a military nature in connection with Potomac State College activities. ROTH, also, sponsors the colorful Annual Military Ball and the end of the year informal cook-out. ROSTER OF CADETS FROM POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE Sophomores: David T Boggs, David M. Davis lamesl Hod es ' I ' g r Richard D. Miller, Terrance L. Smith, John C. Wysolmerskig Fresh- men: jonathan G. Alfred, Robert L. Brandenburg, Danny P. But- ler, Bruce E. Clinton, Russell C. Clay, lr., Donald L. Finley, Carl A. Hilliard, john F. Hall, Oliver W. Jordan, William W. lohn- ston, Harry M. Lazear, Robert P. Lavender, Philip E. Mahoney, Richard L. Nester, Randy L. Pauley, Calvin C. Starling, Richard M.Workman. rv ti, its: Major Preston Arnold presents David Boggs with a scholarship WOMEN'S RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION, WRA l V137 Y' KJ 2 .59 X. 1 l . ig 1, 7 X its- T5 X X i in ii, ,,,, S-is-I infan- -----..-ull l - Diane Glass, lanice Weyant, Teresa Lee, Barbara Canoe WRA OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... . . .lanice Weyant Dorm President . . . . .Barbara Canoe Vice President . .... Teresa Lee Secretary . . ....... Diane Glass Treasurer . . ..... Kathy Pelliccione Sponsor ...................................... Mrs. Francine Shanahan The Women's Residence Association, established on December 7, 1944, consists of the women living in Friend Hall. The purpose of this organization is to promote the amicability of the girls and to help plan the social life on campus. Among its activities, the association decorates for the annual Homecoming, the building ofthe float Cream 'em in the Homecoming parade, the holding of open dorms, the selection of a candidate for homecoming queen, and providing refreshments during finals week. The House Council, comprised of officers of the association, acts as the governing body for women. Through a social forum held twice monthly, an opportunity is given for girls in residence and girls living in approved homes, to discuss and learn proper social usage for college women. 62 Ground Floor Patty Hockman Sherry Vance Becky Miller Valerie Beamer Kim lohnston Diane Sechler Margie Lowen Linda Smith Pam Corrado Robin Clise Debbie Bucar loan Gilchrist Kathy lahnes Susan Brown Barbara Ganoe Diane Stern Kathy Pelliccione Sandy Moroz Ianice Weyant Teresa Lee lris Winebrenner Shirley johnson Chris Zapotoczny Cathy Barker Beatrice Delawder Barbara Rice Beth Rice Ruthmary Puster Nona Kohne Cathy Bricker Raylene Maxwell gd JJ J' li if I af? , y ,Ir Vf. , Xffi, c we 1 FRIEND HALL RESIDENTS Second Floor Sarah Moomau Chris Bensenhaver Ursula Miltenberger Sandy Peters Ginger Williams lane Allen jackie Gambino Marlene Watts Lois Lee Elizabeth McCracken Debi Meyers jan Dickerhoff Chris Graham Debbie Brady Angie Kimble Sherry Lowery Sue Warsinski Leslie Bleakney Amie Kalbaugh Sherry Reed Katie O'Malley Sandy Linthicum Brenda Sherman Sue Souder Deborah Stultz Becky Guire Charlene Kessel Cindy Gilbert janet Cooper Debbie Wenke Betty Smoot Rita Evans lean Pedro Terry Krushinski Sandy Hillegas Kathy Dete Sue Thomas Martha McCartney Luci Brown Susan Wise Paula Spataro Mona Washington Marilyn Redman 63 First Floor Debbie lmler Teresa Cummings Ida Viglionese ludy Eckhardt Suellen Kiehl Kathy Weaver Diane Glass ' lenita Rollins Loretta Lewis Teresa McPeak Leigh Honecker Sandy Van Reenen Mary Ellen Stull lane DeWitt Wendy Bowman lane Beljan Linda Hess ludy Redman Donna Book Nancy Leatherman Erin Shanahan Inece Bryant STUDE TGOVER E T an .5 in 45 , 4U'w Tx ', - ' , ,..,4 ..... . M .. , . f . , - .- . .V J tl 4 ' .- i- - 4 I -l MEMBERS: Mildred Roberts, Susan Carpenter, Bob DeBiase, lanice Weyant, Al Lynch, Teresa Lee, Randy Hissam, Barbara Canoe, Kief Hess. ROW 2: Sandra Peters, Katie O'Malley, lane DeWitt, Cathy Bricker, Debbie lmler, Sherry Lowery, Bob Whipp, Nancy Shingleton. BACK ROW: lim Hodges, Hall Rotruck. STUDENT GOVERNMENT acts as an executive body for the stu- dents of Potomac State College. its formation was deemed necessary in order that a closer relationship between the administration and the student body could exist. Although the council's main objec- tives are of the administrative nature, it also promotes school spirit and fellowship. Throughout the school year the Student Government promoted many important events. They planned the Homecoming Parade and other Homecoming events and sponsored the Wednesday Night Movies at the Church-McKee Art Center. President Bob DeBiase and sponsor Mr. lack Hartman 0 ' 64 SG members try to decide what to plan for Home coming. MHQC 45 SIGMA -PHI O EGA fgi 1 il .cpff l it i JG ,wa-X., ll HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS: SEATED: Debbie Brady, Iohn Fortney. STANDING, ROW 1: Chris DiC-ioia, lane DeWitt, Barbara Canoe Teresa Lee, Dawn Dayton, Patricia Hastings. ROW 2: Al Lynch, Cathy Bricker, joe Ciennette, lanet Dickerhoff, Foster Warner Anne Parker, Bob Keller. NOT PICTURED: Philip Bartlett, Robert Kidwell, and john Watkins. OFFICERS Sigma . . . . .john A. Fortney Phi .......... .... D eborah Ann Brady Omega ......... . . .Prof. Kenneth F. Haines Faculty Representative . ............. . Prof. Virginia E. johnson Sigma Phi Omega honors students who have distinguished themselves both academically and in extra-curricular activi- ties with membership in an organization composed of the col- lege faculty and student members. Founded in 1923, Sigma Phi Omega endeavors to bring together faculty and outstanding students for the purpose of fostering scholarship and citizen- ship. Activities have included the fall initiation held November 7, 1973, spring initiation April, 1974, Recognition Day, May 1, 1974, during which awards were presented to outstanding stu- dentsg and the Annual Banquet, May 1, 1974, honoring new members and the parents of all members. 65 fi, , gs.. K 4 .. 13 Advisor, Prof. Kenneth F. Haines ff WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERS Women's Athletic Association was organized to popularize women's athletics and to provide leisure time activities. This organization is open to all women enrolled in Potomac State and provides sound recreation for all those interested in sports. If a total of two hundred fifty points is earned by a member, she is entitled to an emblem. The points are acquired by participation in tournaments, meeting attendance, group hikes, and other various ways. The aims of W.A.A. are to develop standards of leadership and good sportsmanship and to promote those activities which may be adapted to the leisure time of later school. W.A.A. has the very appropriate motto: A sport for every woman and every woman in a sport. W.A.A. OFFICERS President . . . . . .Barbara Canoe Vice-President . . . .Diane Sechler Secretary . . ...... Beth Rice Treasurer . . . .Teresa McPeak 66 I CIRCLE K CLUB The Circle K Club of Potomac State College is a service organization dedicated to this institution and to the community of Keyser. The local Circle K Club was established in 1952 and holds Charter Six in Circle K International. The Potomac State Circle K Club is composed of college men and women of high char- acter and good scholastic standing, who feel that to serve is an honor instead of a burden. The objective of Circle K International is to improve relations with college, community, country, and God. Their major projects this year were: operating the second-hand bookstore, sponsoring a float in the homecoming parade, aiding in the annual Blood Mobile program, and serving as guides for various campus activities. 67 P im 'TM -1 , ff U. 3.1.5 -,R . ft- Q Q ,Q,.i,.- ge Football Marching Band Concert Band Concert Stage Band jazz Ensemble for Christmas Concert Gwen directs the band A-fixes' Dr. Whitehill directs homecoming music. 69 Happy band members after a winning game Xe' 1. Debbie Wenke and Phil Bartlett in The Bald Saprano. HE: l! 3 tFf3,.?l 'fl' FMF She Stoops To Conquer lDid you See lim's legs?5 70 , I f I I 'H Stage crew prepares a set. Soup's on! 1 , -s ff T75 :-sf P .'..r, 11 ,,.,. ...J , ,atv -Fw . , ,r 'ar 'AVA . N, 5, ff -.F - .7 Dinner At Six cast take a break. 71 a ' . JB' ' I Jkfyyxi e , , D VISH LL DOR ITORY COUNCIL fi' ,, . as 6? Yr. 41:33 :gig .Q , RTA?-.A Head Resident, Mr. Bob Connersg MEMBERS: Gary Dye, President, Ken Milhoan, Secretary-Treasurerg Dan Komariski, Co-VP, Ollie Hedrick, foods committeeg lim Tate, Co-VP, Roy Sexton, Dave Bednerg Robert Lavender, Mike Bryant. The purpose of the DHDC is to represent the views and attitudes held by the residents of Davis Hall Dormitory, to provide activities and functions for the residents of Davis Hall, to represent Davis Hall Dorm as an institution on campus working for the bettermen of college community life. Members of the council, including two representatives from each floor, as well as a set of officers, all meet every other Tuesday to discuss ideas for the Dormitory. Activities have included purchase and construction of the new volleyball court located in front of Davis Hall, several open dorms, purchase of game room equipment, and the sponsoring of coffee during finals week. The council has overcome a few of the many problems of dormitory life and hopes to conquer many more, especially the problem of destruction of the property in the dormitory, to overcome this problem is perhaps the greatest goal or project for the council in the future. 72 ,X W In f.- -,diana A 3 4 bl W: 011 , RA's OF FRIEND HALL: jan Dickerhoff, lane DeWitt. KFRONT ROWJ: Cindy Gilbert, Sandy Moroz, Cathy Bricker 1 V Y 11? -i- 14-' i nxt J +A- J, Dear Mom, top: a time for visiting . 73 bottom: a time for study . I! I if Y 9' ' -ti ' Dv 9 7 H 'ilu Q -Q 1 ,Q rf., 1 Q, K 1 l55'3i'57 ': fl 32 . l -Ln ff 1' '1 l - -gllffq IEIB Isa IH! X rv Q- l lffif ,V-lx ..,.,,,z3M dqgf -:Q 1 xr I, W ns. L . v f- 1 J,, u -,qs K ,wr any Y vi .iw - - Pi .' , . . ls. .K A k ,l 'wg A.,-if'3.:.n ' s fi A A 1 RA's OF REYNOLD'S HALL: Wayne Hertzog, Al Starkey, Ken Gochenour. SEATED: lim larrett, Head Resident of Reynolds Hall. LJA RA's OF DAVIS HALL: SEATED: Phil Williams, Marc Bittner. STAND- ING: john lanosik, Tom Dixon. 74 v 2 S a time for clean clothes 'Q -id QI PL L em.:-.1-' 4 v .,,,. . D. .1-P: 1 T , gv ' 1 V ' . la N .Q A Q 1 - .H 'S :iii Air, I 'fri xi . 1 4 ' 'V 7 ' 5 45:4 X 'fx Kww X -' I 5 1 la ' 1 ' S 1 Y In-N! 1 Q I .Q Y 1. , AQ -.J-' . fy I l 'I T V , 5 NA' v ' sg x if f 2 3 ' ff. WW?v0'g 1973 CAT MOU T FOOTBALL TEAM .A-an w TJ s fix Q' ' C+! dnb: lat .5 xg. 5!uFL W I 'lin QQ: ya- AJ I Z5 .a - 05. Q. jx! - .. :L vig! Q9 E170 fi' 'F M 1 ,, , o q 'S lxf af., , ing 3592! .A I. 5'-...fy-QU 'LwS- 20 51 5 : y 77 x r .TW A-3 .3 nv D o .. Lf! c o nc .J .. 2 -.H ,Sl 4: an Q 2 z ru I- N.. 'Q- Cu 'o L- O an 'O L. FU .C .E nc LH an .E I E O vm L D DC GJ L O ri .. C ru lli NJ U5 rv U L CU .. U5 CD .C U O Qi I- L17 E LI. 3 S, OJ L- ru L17 P- z 3 O E 4 I- fc O PO lx ON I GJ .C I- P-N C O I- C P-N GJ M C .C O E FU 'O L O L, L GJ .2 O lard Buckelew, Carlton Hill E2 5 E O DK Q z O O LU uh A .C .. L ru LJ U 2 GJ rf E 'U C rv E .E .. 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L. .Eogffl QEERE xr-min. l Vis 'i Q - Q l I X .1 V .--4l If X jecfnorx Fans Discuss the Play, or Is It the Players? Fans Cheer for Their Cats, 4351 ix vin' ,f :N lx . t f K , 'x J f xx . 1 1 l F ' ' xl A x.,J I N x N q f xt 1 1 79 POTOMAC STATE CHEERLEADERS 5'T7 'in .Li 'J IJ -J --J Q Alf' s da Hannah, Kim Johnston, Zapotoczny, Lin is Chr ss, Ia G BHS W: Di RO .STANDINCM FRONT Weyant anice I E n Redman, Debbie lmle KNEELING: Marily 3, XJ +I ff Ai,-iv I t , 2 vt J uf , V H 1 - I Q I F-.- A N 1 , . - I ' xi, 4' i V ' Y, i ji' ' -4 M I7 A - THE SPIRIT OF '73-'7 81 'Ti a Water Girls Kathy Weaver Teresa Cummings ALL-AMERICAN , qgwt' 'f f r i ' ,C , , . M, s ' , ts gf! l g + if F -i J 3 1 . 1 J 1 ' f 1 1 'L , - ' iii- -any A 'fr 4 at st - 'lg Q: il . ,,:, ,, . 23-Wg 3 4. it .gat fi A 3 mf .sm DEFENSIVE STANDOUTS: Linebackers Ray Marshall, left, of Clairton, Pa., and Randy Noel of Covington, Va., were standouts on defense as Potomac State's Cats vvon their opener, 21-13, over Harford on the road. Marshall a standout here two years ago before being injured and missing the second half ofthe season, had eight unassisted tackles, four assists, and sacked the quarterback four times. Noel, all-Coastal Conference linebacker and perhaps the best in the league last year, had seven unassisted tackles and six assists in the game. The State coaching staff from head coach Cecil Perkins on down believes both are worthy of All-American consideration. 82 A Look from the Press Box f r- Cary Watson 83 fl If Another Player Injured. Coach Perkins Talks to Players. 84 SjT'X?v Y 5 I .4 Cf 'sf lf6! '1 its X., Hi '- vw' W '4' F. I g, Q - wg. l gr P1 ,.. The Kick Starts the Came. 05 I -4:-10 'TQ fe -f mr I' ,A Km Q ,lf , M-, mug? 15450 Q, 'V',,Q S' The Other Player Doesn't Have a Chance 85 I I gh Jim Y -,1 A ' fn. mm- BALTIMORE vs POTOMAC STATE COLLEGE: Dan Butler tries to outrun tacklers, Qfvyi Q'-1' ' M A, ' ' WM if' ' ' 'ffisigx ' wifi .14 ' ' Q5 JJ E , A 'V H L Q, , , Q I M' 1455, h v- K , 3 .3 fini' A- -Af ,I NJ A . .' 'iff r 'W xi'-1 3 ' - V- , '- A - . 1 - V , I' Y! - -i Al F 5.4 4. ,, ru I J GA ,, ,nil In It . ,Q 1, fr 1 . ' if ,.', yu? I ff' , Q E A , ' :fy l ' ,yi ,X f .2 Hn - . ' ' A 1 .ff-f ' ,543 -? ' fl: ':- ,f'nf'J I W-v 1 g'. 'P' 8' iff: .,::J4q'fb'jfA'4,i W7 31: , ' ., ., ' ' 4 . 4 1 ' I 'IV F Y ' - r' f I, ' W. ' Ji f sg ,f Q I . n F if 1,45 , . K ' , ' 9 . e h A A' W ,. -f n ' 'S , I I ' :ful 1-Q ?! . - n it 1 Mx. ,Nr -114 V i fi fi L... I ' ' . . z, -1, . I' . filr, fi-4' . lx 1 ,.. f 1!3,-'Q' ' 1 H I T' - 'E,..,'- ' J 1 5'-IQRA au V. ,W ,V ' 1 -. - . -4 K gdugy-.. -Ulljl. I f., ' - ' N Iohn Ferguson finds daylight. 86 4 - .1-nj Q' +854 ,,1'1.4 - - ng- .f . - . J 'Q' f.'fJf ' L 4 ,s,,,., 4' -...WMM M 1: 'ff . .1 Mt , ', .-4, . 5--'lyk I ' Uv. 1 ,-Llvikf,-J-Q rx: . ., r , I , -. .'.'-'ff-' -5- '?::1'- ie- '.' X 1,1 September September September October October October October November November November November 15 22 29 6 13 20 27 3 10 17 24 Randy Pauley looks for someone open. Z,.,-L. l FOOTBALL SEASON Harford College 1 21-13 Chowan College 14-31 Wesley College 27- 6 Pittsburgh layvees 12-23 Montgomerylr. College 6- 9 Ferrum College 20-38 t ll Baltimore jr. College 6- 9 - West Virginia jayvees 20-38 '- l.eeS'MCRae College 6' 6 Hold on to that ball! Nassau Community College 0-34 First Coastal Conference All-Star Game, at Stayman Field, Potomac State: South, 13 W North, 6 ,. K 1 X 'e-I 1 s s Q52 xxhlar 9 K, i v 'sw 1 87 l 1 0.11110 FIRST ANNUAL ALL-STAR G ME POTOMAC STATE ALL-STARS: Coach Cecil Perkins. FRONT ROW: Dan C.rossi, Mike Landis, Rick Workman. SECOND ROW: Tony lett, Ray Marshall, james Reyns, Rick Noel. Yiwu Xxt::Q'a l ..,' ' N a t ' ,. ' All-Star Practice ALL-STAR BANQUET Mr. Sam Huff, speaker North-South All-Star game pitch-out Sports teaches everyone who is a part of it to be proud and unbending in defeat, yet humble in victory - to master themselves before they attempt to master others. To learn to laugh, but not forget how to weep. And most important, it teaches the dominance of courage over timidity. Vince Lombardi 88 All-Star Game, Crrossi, H11 :vs .YS - - If f Il .,, I- , ... Ray Marshall Receiving MVP Watch from Gary Watson North NORTH ALL-STARS NAME SCHOOL POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN ROBERT CUTOWSKI WESLEY 6'1 195 AMSTERDAM, NY DAN GROSSI POTOMAC S'11 185 WEIRTON, WV IAMES LAZO BALTIMORE 6'1 200 SOUTHBRIDGE, MA STEPHEN LEBO WESLEY 6'0 192 STEELTON, PA IOSEPH HORN WESLEV 5'8 155 COLUMBIA, PA STAN PLOMINSKI NASSAU 6'2 195 LONG ISLAND, NY ROBERT MORRIS NASSAU 5'11 175 LONG ISLAND, NY RAY MARSHALL POTOMAC 6'2 210 CLARITON, PA PAT LOWE NASSAU 6'0 220 LONG ISLAND, NY RICK WORKMAN POTOMAC 6'2 185 NITRO, WV IAMES REYNS POTOMAC 6'0 175 COVINGTON, VA TONY IETT POTOMAC 6'4 235 WEST UNION, WV OSCAR STEWART BALTIMORE 5'8 185 WILMINGTON, DE RUSS LUDEMANN NASSAU 6'2 225 LONG ISLAND, NY RAYMOND CLARK BALTIMORE 6'1 200 BROOKLYN, NY IOSEPH O'NEILL WESLEY 6'3 230 DORCHESTER, MA MICHAEL AMBROSIO NASSAU S'11 200 NESCONSET. NY ROBERT SKALSTAD BALTIMORE 5'11 205 BALTIMORE, MD RALPH MCCOY WESLEY 6'2 215 NORRISTOWN, PA IERRY LIPSKI NASSAU 6'1 200 LONG ISLAND. NY MIKE LANDIS POTOMAC 5'8 165 KEYSER, WV CLIFFORD GILVARD BALTIMORE 5'10 202 WASHINGTON. DC RICK NOEL POTOMAC 6'1 220 COVINGTON, VA RAYMOND KINCH BALTIMORE 6'0 210 CARTERET, Nl DAVID TREIBER WESLEY 6'3 240 LAUREL, MD COACHES: Cecil Perkins, Potomac State, Robert Andrus, Wesley: Elliott Oppenheim, Baltimore, lim Welnman, Nassau SOUTH ALL-STARS MARTIN PAGE CHOWAN 6'0 BOB ANDERSON FERRUM 5'9I'z MICHAEL LAWSON LEES-MCRAE 5'11 MIKE PACK FERRUM 5'11 KENT HOWARD FERRUM S'11 NATHAN MOR ROW CHOWAN 6'1 CLARENCE COTTON FERRUM 6'5 IAKE CABBELI. FERRUM 6'2 BILL YEAGER LEES-MCRAE 6'2 RICHARD BOWERS LEES-MCRAE 6'1 RONALD RAYSOR CHOWAN S'11 CLARK GAINES LEES-MCRAE 6'1 TIM KELLY CHOWAN 6'0 ROBERT TRIPP CHOWAN 6'1 MIKE YLIHAS CHOWAN 6'0 IAMES NYPAVER LEES-MCRAE 6'1 MIKE CALLISON FERRUM 6'0 CHARLES MILLS LEES-MCRAE 6'2 GEORGE PAGE LEES-MCRAE 6'4 CHIP BAR NS CHOWAN 6'2 IEROME HILL V LEES-MCRAE 6'2 DEWEV WINDHAM LEES-MCRAE 6'3 RICKY LOCKLEAR CHOWAN 6'1 WILLIAM EVANS FERRUM 6'2 COACHES: Hank Norton, Ferrumg lim Garrison, Chowan, Steals the Ball Mike Cook, Lees-McRae 185 175 198 220 170 240 210 200 180 220 215 180 225 185 220 225 160 256 230 240 240 212 215 195 RICHLANDS, NC WINSTON-SALEM, NC PORTSMOUTH, VA BLACKSBURG, VA RICHMOND, VA FAYETTEVILLE, NC LEXINGTON, NC DANVILLE,VA FAYETTEVILLE, NC HUEYTOWN, AL AIKEN, NC ELBERTON,GA CHARLOTTE, NC FARMVILLE, NC MINERSVILLE, PA UNIONTOWN, PA WAYNESBORO, VA CULPEPER, VA FAYETTEVILLE, NC LUMBERTON. NC MT. AIRY, NC ORLANDO, FL FAIRMONT, NC AMHERST, VA 89 SM We K gg. 13' I . v :Q x 4 ll Q - -V P Q . ' s 1 'l YQ 0' I 3 q. 5 'fs I 1 -A i - . W F5241 Lisifi f f- T . E 5 ef!3 f!,Ef'w , fr Q . POTOMAC STATE BASKETBALL TEAM I Q 'WN Co-Captain 'T D o a dTerry Smith f- 1' - . , Q. .' 'B .V X P ' f f ' fi ? 5 91 345 . .3 37 ' 3 6 8,10 .Q I I ivQ?Q:5,'1 ' i. Eff fi' 5 X -wi November 29 December 3 December 8 january 9 january 12 .anuary 14 january 18 january 22 january 24 january 26 january 28 january 30 February 2 February 4 February 8 February 13 February 16 February 18 February 19 February 22 4-4 1 f C BASKETBALLSEASCJN Hagerstown Frostburg layvees Frostburg jayvees Mont Alto West Virginia Freshmen Allegany Bay College Shenandoah Ohio Valley George Washington Iayvees Altoona Mont Alto Allegany Clarrett Bay College Altoona Hagerstown Clarrett Shenandoah West Virginia Freshmen A '55 - -4- Coach Larry G. Bolyard 93 74-82 73-69 79-72 89-80 56-107 75-84 68-113 76-82 85-88 85-76 90-89 107-88 59-77 53-55 96-115 89-105 73-70 78-77 69-55 59-61 f Terry Smith Tom Dixon Don Finley Bob Kidwell 94 a 1 N A A ,XJ ,a ,Un f :Cie 1. ,- Af r .4ma:' A' X , . ,-':f,.,, ' jerry Mahoney Russell Clay .4 ' . 11,-Qu .- .ff .. ' . ' .I J' ' Bruce Clinton Guy Huguenin 95 fl, rf X, X ,i--x 1 lf, Cxxwlu K. x Mark Altizer 1' ,. Mark Graeber ff 3 Lindy Shank YS, ,-'fy' Lefty Gardner BASEBALL CX March March April April April April April April April April BASEBALL SEASON Allegany Community College at home at Frederick Community College Frostburg State College at home for 2 games Catonsville Community College at home, 2 games at Garrett Community College at Montgomery junior College Allegany Community College at home Garrett Community College at home Frederick Community College at home at Garrett Community College Coach, Mr. lack Reynolds A f in J l ,V C X ,X D 'al S, 59 I 98 I. 5. g Father Cooper speaks at the Psychology-Religion Seminar Nun A Q -v -.,f Q .Nun . .gf we 'JT l. X. 'v v- V. ,, - . - -Ag, lc , . . Y . . - F . L3 ' 'Z ,.'fZZa-ffff 1' . ..-11113. 'L .f.:, . 'a ,-- 1- .-. ' , . g,2v6,. 1 ,, --- ,,,..- . 4-4, i .ony p, 1-1 3 '- .,, ...,., . ,:A' - ' -ff, ,ig A Q ti 'X . ! - M , . ,-1 ' I-4 ',9.-l V ,- .--- .3 ' .I L mmf- Q' -sw: f: . . n-.... fling, -.: 4- ' A. ., I . ,', ' ' l 1.31:-,. - C 4, ' gai, -1 A Ewf+g1?23 w J ' ,yi Chess Club members who participated in the State Chess Tournament held at Marshall University. 99 je 'N w..,N Q K LEIDOSCOPE OF CLASSES A time. Of learning. Classes. Preparing students for every field of work. Learning to do, to feel, to think. .4v. . ,,.4 K .1 Home Economics ll Q t . , - .l,. ,.,7 1- Ruth Mary working a lab problem. , ' - - ',' , .f Lv' , ' :iii 31' llll 3 -A tk wg' Office Machines Class Q 100 ni i 0 1 I it 1 A We ...,ALJ chemistry lab 11 ' K-J L g m., Q . i 'Sim f il?l Q ' .r .T K wir. W Ei' 'f.xfz!f.'31 , 'U' --qw! I :. -a----' Prof. lasper Morris and Mike Lazariuk in physical science class. Dr. B. Davis and loh i l li' w. l . l ' vekiinlw' iff, V . 3. 3-fu n in chem lab. r'5v ' ,pn 101 fa. X ,i f X -,. i Qi Q . 4 . A . v 7,-5. ' . 925 in E-,.. Biology 'I lab a Biology 1 lab typing blood i Chemistry Lab Wa. 'P' 5 it . ,gi df' 43 10 Randy Davidson observes a rock in Geology Class. ' HV A student examines a pig fetus. -r-itsu 1 1 gt n 103 -I ,Qu aff. . i l .l l l 1 l l I l l l 5, , i Mr. Edel explains the monopolist curve in Economics 52. surveying class finding the area of Fort Hill 'L l Now, Marc, all you do is . . . 104 'hs ,,..4v- -1 4 ,,, .. Y Q ,ff Q 5 H -. . xi Working in the computer center, Sue Souder and Leigh Honecker. 'L 'I 1 L 'Q Lf' . ,o U .. 'gg d .,.1' Advanced Biology class Debbie, is short-hand hard? 105 X 'Lf .e-for Ball room dancing. I wonder if Fred Astaire started this way? .SE f 47 Aff aff Hr fain, L xxX U :re M I s 8 :Qu , A fm :I yi .ta - A in Q U , xiii: ' .X U -4 J Q. R g' 4?-.4-A ks f R W tr .0 fs, 'Q ,Mez f J ' 53:9 . I ig. -vw, ' X of fi J .I ' -..JFK ' . 4- - Y Adi- In AEA' A z'- Ql 1, , a time just to read a letter f' '45 Terry repairs a tape player. -5 Leon fills a candy machine. Students at Potomac State can help pay for their college expenses by working at one of the many campus jobs. The stu- dents are awarded work-study jobs on the basis of financial need. They cannot work more than fifteen hours a week so as not to interfere with studies. Y. Nancy checks a date on the printout sheet. 108 T 1 , .n I'-'va I A A ,,..., I' .'-V ,.6 4 ' lstilfi Jus... ...A c ' ' ' , nf . i LA. . in Q ' '- WX s' ' mn: ' ' '.' W ff 5- -' .. . ,'. it . I Q. , I , a .b,.','V.l3 -xl Q. ' .w 7' 'n . Q .. ll F 1 x, 1 -'J . 5:1 L 'U' 'nr' jr 5 u N rx my 4 ' Na f ix.-.. 1 . gf: 1 Q, . ' -. , c Q-ff-. --,.....m n I '?181!'5 .VAY-5132.-.'5Q,3:l7V' -' L...iw.',,y.'..,,wA I .6 ,giwm f','4'V,v'Qy5 - :.5.,k ,Q-' L 1 ,f .4 - 5, 'U X n I e 0 Hs ' I sw-- ? -- ' - ' Q .. 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N I Iv' 1n H1u 11u.ul u1u1u 11u1u1n u1u1u, 11u1u1u 1 1 11 111 11111 1111111111 1111111111 11111111 11111 H HIM 1111111u1 llllllllll 1111111111 11111111u 1 1111111 ' 1 1 11 1 1 1u 111 u u111 1111 n 111n1n u1u 11 u1111n 11n11u 1u1111u n 1 1 1 n u vu u1u 11 1111 1 u11u111 1n1n1u u1u1u1 1n11u1u 11u1u1n 1 , MK. 1 11 1 1 1 11111 1111111 11 111111 11 ,1,.., . , ,fag ' 71? : . '11-E j '!nts!! i -1 ............-- '- ...A-.1 111 .,m.,-w.1'U'f- ' . R6Ynold5 Hall xx .cuff .5 ., It I . ' I 5 If v'4'fyL.'w Xt. Q , ,. '-'- K .. :-f, ,, an .,. U ,.'g -- '- Q new friends F ' .al- Randy and Bob waiting for a friend. AQ l' . ix. Commencement Students stroll across campus. Qi our Pub Gun.- ' D Q Q ,.n: va .fr ana, 'v.u,y.-f...-.- -f vit, 112 mx 1 Av V If Students: f lx H r .nn A Tjme For C-rownpg M 5 s Af 1 gf 3 1 V Q I 3 XZ gif 'X Sophomores, A Time To Set New Goals The ' Brenda Beard Keyser, WV Pharmacy lames Bell Greensburg, PA Forestry Marc Bittner Painesville, OH Forestry Leslie Bleakney Wilmington, DE Home Economics David Boggs Westernport, MD Arts and Sciences Donna Book Beaver Falls, PA Business Technology Deborah Brady Kitzmiller, MD Medicine Susan Carpenter Keyser, WV lournalism Mary Constable Keyser, WV Computer Technology Roy Cooper Beaver, WV Agriculture Pam Corrado Washington, PA Music joseph Cox Ridgeley, WV Pharmacy of 'i Q . O- 1 I B fn.. 3- Thomas Armentrout Rockville, MD Commerce it L 'A ri, . X . 1 L, I.. , Ja. . 7 Y.. Qgxsi TN V sf' 4 fu- RN II P' 1635 Q AT? '53 T Q- 5' ' if f ,. 1- zjx , XR ,t t 8 l . X Q- r Q , GNUN ki w 5 W iil 455. if '. 1 i L Rf 'K- tl -P I is. 1' T tf. I XX Xli Wx U r 1 is i... ,-:fir-7? Stanley Dantzic Keyser, WV Arts and Sciences Dawn Dayton Keyser, WV Journalism Robert DeBiase Wind ber, PA Arts and Sciences lane DeWitt Bedford, PA Arts and Sciences lanet Dickerhoff Bedford, PA - Physical Therapy Mary DiGioia Westernport, MD Home Economics Thomas Dixon Winchester, VA Physical Education Betty DuValI Keyser, WV Home Economics Deborah Fisher Keyser, WV Medical Secretary Barbara Canoe Burlington, WV Medical Secretary joseph Gennette Grafton, WV Engineering Cindy Gilbert Silver Spring, MD Business Technology leffrey Glenny Petersburg, PA Forestry Edward Gobel Keyser, WV Forestry Chris Graham Oakland, MD Medical Secretary Rebecca Guire Norton, WV Home Economics Andrew Hanson Meadow Bluff, WV Agriculture Gary Harless Ravenswood, WV Commerce Arlyn Haslacker Maysville, WV Agriculture Patricia Hastings Keyser, WV journalism lack Hedrick Red Creek, WV Engineering Technology Donald Heishman Wardensville, WV Agriculture Daniel Herndon Keyser, WV Commerce Donald Herndon Keyser, WV Commerce Wayne Hertzog New Martinsville, WV Business Technology Earl Hess Keyser, WV Pharmacy Clyde Hoalcrafl Keyser, WV Agriculture lames Hodges Keyser, WV Engineering Sharon Householder Keyser, WV Medical Secretary Deborah Imler Everett, PA Physical Education lohn lanosik Salem, OH Computer Technology Tony lett West Union, WV Physical Education Shirley Iohnson Mt. Vernon, NY Arts and Sciences Robert Keller ll Fisher, WV Veterinary Medicine Patricia Kemp Keyser, WV Medical Secretary Robert Kidwell Romney, WV Computer Technology Angela Kimble Lexington, VA Education Karen Kimble Fort Ashby, WV Medical Secretary Douglas Kinkead Hedgesville, WV Agriculture Beverly Kitzmiller Piedmont, WV Education all YT r -f. ll Will -A 7-m. Q 'Q' gf' uf- , I ---- I fm 'lf x x 1 yy- l X 1 ,K x 5. is 1 15 r I Yr 4 ' ls- U I X ik I, ' Eg: LH? si - A .dxf -f. . W ' X,v,,-:,,, ,,. 2- Oh-Q. 1 I 'is 605 1: xx x 4 ffl f K Q , l f'1rKK.. 'f Q 7 ll 1 , O A K 1' A , L . 9 .aff f,'.,-3 gn.,.U nj L ' L 116 Barbara Knotts Keyser, WV Education lames Lampson Berkeley Springs, WV Computer Science Michael Landis Keyser, WV Physical Education Michael Lazaruik Bridgeport, CT Veterinary Medicine Nancy Leatherman Purgitsville, WV Nursing Teresa Lee Springfield, WV Medical Secretary Loretta Lewis Danese, WV Social Work Sandra Linthicum Germantown, MD V Education Karen Litten Keyser, WV Education Sherry Lowery Bedford, PA Physical Education Alfred Lynch Boomer, WV Commerce Robert Martin Smoot, WV Agriculture james Maybury Piedmont, WV Commerce Sharon McCarty Keyser, WV Executive Secretary William McLaughlin Oldtown, MD Agriculture Terry Medwig Johnstown, PA Education Deborah Meyers Bethel Park, PA Special Education Richard Miller New Martinsville, WV Engineering Ursula Miltenberger Ridgeley, WV Computer Technology Sandra Moroz Weirton, WV Nursing Ronald Morse Keyser, WV Computer Technology Barbara Niland Piedmont, WV Medical Secretary Anne Parker lunction, WV Education Robert Pase Parsons, WV Education David Paugh Keyser, WV Forestry lean Pedro West Mifflin, PA Arts and Sciences Kathy Pelliccione Weirton, WV Home Economics Amanda Pence Westernport, MD Home Economics Thomas Petak Brockway, Pa Physical Education Richard Poe Covington, VA Commerce Michael Powell New Martinsville, WV Pharmacy Wade Pugh Keyser, WV Business Education Richard Pulliam Keyser, WV Commerce Ruthmary Puster Charles Town, WV Home Economics ludy Redman Moorefield, WV Nursing Edward Reed Mechanicsburg, PA Physical Education David Richman Augusta, WV Computer Technology Carl Ritz Library, PA Education Mildred Roberts Nikep, MD lournalism Sandra Rohrbaugh Keyser, WV Medical Secretary ax lo? 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Qi l O E , tg' r' W 5 ' to 1 l 119 Donald Rossi Timonium, MD Arts and Sciences Dirk Rossman Ebensburg, PA Education lohn Sears Piedmont, WV Commerce Valerie See Keyser, WV Education Nancy Shingleton Keyser, WV Medical Technology Karen Shirey Cumberland, MD Arts and Sciences Gary Smith Ridgeley, WV Commerce Robert Smith Covington, VA Forestry Terrance Smith Clendenin, WV Education Sue Souder Mathias, WV Computer Technology Allison Starkey Clarksburg, WV Social Work Samuel Steinhauer McHenry, MD Physical Education Linda Stewart Burlington, WV Medical Secretary Ray Stickley Burlington, WV Engineering Delas Stuzen Fairview, WV Forestry Ronald Tenaglio Weirton, WV Forestry Herbert Teter Glady, WV Agriculture Emily Thomas Milam, WV Education Allen Trenum Westernport, MD Commerce Pamela Umstot Keyser, WV Education Deborah Van Gilder Keyser, WV Music Elwood Wagoner Martinsburg, WV Agriculture Foster Warner Cherry Grove, WV Computer Technology Stephanie Warnick Keyser, WV Education Iohn Watkins Lumberport, WV Arts and Sciences Marlene Watts Elk Garden, WV Business Technology Dwight Weist Everett, PA Agriculture Debra Wenke Hockessin, DE Executive Secretary lanice Weyant Windber, PA Nursing Danny Wickline Union, WV Physical Education Phillip Williams Tollgate, WV Agriculture Emmett Wilson Parkersburg, WV journalism Donald Wilt Breezewood, PA Commerce lohn Wysolmerski McLean, VA Veterinary Medicine Donald Athey Keyser, WV Commerce Sheila Carr Moorefield, WV Arts and Sciences Ye , 6-.. 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Rippon, WV Agriculture leffrey Adams Fort Ashby, WV Business Technology lonathan Alfred Weston, WV Education Lee Alkire Fort Ashby, WV Medical Secretary Margaret Alkire Westernport, MD Accounting lane Allen Cumberland Arts and Sciences loanne Alt Keyser, WV Nursing Mark Altizer Bridgeport, WV Arts and Sciences Diana Amtower New Creek, WV Nursing lanice Andrews Piedmont, WV Nursing Deborah Armentrout Keyser, WV Education Robert Armstrong Rawlings, MD Commerce Richard Aronhalt New Creek, WV Engineering Terry Ashby Keyser, WV Education Mark Baldwin Bridgeport, WV Commerce Cathy Barker Charleston, WV Accounting Ronald Barrett Charlestown, WV Physical Education Clarence Bates Dover, Nj Physical Education Valerie Beamer Meyersdale, PA Arts 81 Sciences lane Belian Kingwood, WV Medical Secretary Leroy Bennett Cumberland, MD Pharmacy Christine Bensenhaver Petersburg, WV Education lames Bethel Arlington, VA Commerce Steven Black Wheeling, WV Computer Technology Wilson Bland Union, WV Agriculture Richard Bord Grafton, WV Arts 81 Sciences Kerry Botti Irwin, PA Education Wendy Bowman Oxon Hill, MD Arts 81 Sciences Robert Brandenburg Rising Sun, MD Physical Education Gerald Brenneman Bittinger, MD Social Work Ann Brown Keyser, WV Pharmacy ,, O3 lill e' ' ,B is l K ul- --- 'W Q X .JQ 1, -4 Q 'Wi rriw , ,ga 0 gg x i lfl f' 30.3 , lgvh 2 la g N- ta fyr n 'x V ll FL' '51 9 Q lil' Q Q I 'eff , 3-097 YT' ,.'5'. h T it Q- t 'fr .3 fu,-N I. t,J1,,il 'J 15 A f X 4 ' , 1 ' ' t i J' 945- 5?-wr 3'-N gn... i x t 'xl X 9-., A i x ww T7 :tl F6 Q4 Q Qi! if , js f , it-1 l 1 .5 X s S . A'-A l x l l 09 lb 43 i. 'Sk ,X ,-X-A ZX T7 XX fl I in Qtr' up-v L g. 1- 0? l 13 vm, Q.. Y-fx i 123 l 1. C lucille Brown Franklin, WV Arts and Sciences Inece Bryant Falls Church, VA Home Economics Michael Bryant Columbia, MD Dentistry Debra Bucar Clairton, PA Executive Secretary Michael Buckelew So. Bound Brook, Nl Education Donald Buffington New Cumberland, WV Forestry George Butler East Orange, Nl Veterinary Medicine William Carl Romney, WV journalism james Carper Beaver, WV Agriculture Russell Clay, lr. Piedmont, WV Arts and Sciences Robin Clise Romney, WV Arts and Sciences Roger Cochran Summersville, WV Agriculture Neva Coleman Keyser, WV Executive Secretary Michael Collis Inwood, WV Commerce Patrick Corbin Elkins, WV Physical Education loseph Corrall Davis, WV Arts and Sciences William Corrie Keyser, WV Arts and Sciences Kathleen Cosner Keyser, WV Physical Education Barry Crites Keyser, WV Pharmacy .Q Kenneth Cross R it Grafton, WV 'lf V Medicine 4 Teresa Cummings Clarksburg, WV l TV 7-X Home Economics T Thomas Cunningham 'K Clarksburg, WV Agriculture m S Steven Dantzic . Keyser, WV X YL l kk va inf :v- 4 'S, 5Qn- Medicine , 'gf '. Lv- - A ri ' fi Beatrice Delawder ff old Fields, wv i, ' Executive Secretary David Dowell 7.5, ' , SQ l Arlington,VA L Agriculture Technology ' loseph Dupont --- ' ' Rockwood, PA Social Work Curtis Durst Romney, WV Pharmacy is-1 Robert Eaton Ill 2- Moundsville, WV Physical Education .A ludith Eckhardt r ' P EckhartMines,MD l , ' ,I rg Arts and Sciences , ,,.. , ' Yr - Kerry Effland y ' S Keyser, WV fir 5, . is lournalism i is f 1 Us David Elias X' 'V Washington, PA '71 NX, gl l X' V ex' xx' ' Forestry v tv N, --v ' V V i, ,i N' '- V N, x , vJ V Kenneth Evans ' A Thomas, WV Engineering Technology ' 'S ' Steven Everett W3 M 'A 15- - ,X Burlington, WV 'gi A 'T Computer Technology A 5' ' Q5. loeyEverline I -T Burlington, WV Physical Education Michael Eye Brandywine, WV Engineering Albert Farber Meyersdale, PA Arts and Sciences loseph Fearnow ,N '- Hagerstown, MD ,ruin -, CON! si Business Technology sn I 44. Douglas Fedak -C- P af- N Z Wellsburg, WV Education Steven Feldman Pittsburgh, PA Agriculture 124 ,y -- Y 'TZ' Qfs i 1 i 'gl X' K Sf' 1' Qlxit . Q T -Q-v M...- X A-C' 1045- 1 A Gs- 6- cr-sg N eg- G, f -,. 1 X I t with 1 qt ' ! 'cv' .S 3-0 Q R Y' l Cv Q- f 1 A I ' UQ A x rv'- 1- wx we--v Donald Finley Winchester, VA Commerce William Frase Fort Ashby, WV Commerce Charles Galmer Weirton, WV Commerce Daniel Gardner Keyser, WV Education Paul Gardner - Rockwood, PA Medical Technology Susan Gardner Keyser, WV Education Charles Garrett, lr. Lost City, WV Engineering lerry Giffin Capon Bridge, WV Business Technology loan Gilchrist Zelienople, PA Executive Secretary Diane Glass Arthurdale, WV Home Ecomonics Karin Glass Westernport, MD Medicine Kenneth Gochenour Bunker Hill, WV Arts and Sciences james Goff Pullman, WV Dentistry Roger Gough Keyser, WV Education Mark Graeber Bridgeport, WV Medical Technology Mary Ann Grinnan Keyser, WV Computer Technology leffrey Grogg Wiley Ford, WV Education Randel Gum Bridgeport, WV Pharmacy Thomas Gurtis Ravenswood, WV Commerce lerry Hahn Wardensville, WV Engineering Harlan Haines Ranson, WV Physical Education lohn Hall Summit, Nl Computer Technology Curtis Hamrick Davis, WV Agriculture Linda Hannah Keyser, WV Arts and Sciences leffrey Harbrecht Point Pleasant, WV Commerce Michael Halterman Moorefield, WV Forestry Dana Haynes Charleston, WV Commerce Martin Heavner Cumberland, MD journalism Raymond Hedrick, lr. Ridgeley, WV journalism William Hedrick McLean, VA Engineering William Heffern Meyersdale, PA Commerce lohn Heishman McCoole, MD Engineering Technology Wally Helmer Hialeah, FL Agriculture Carlos Hernandez Keyser, WV Engineering Linda Hess Ft. Belvoir, VA Physical Education Samuel Higginbotham St, Albans, WV Arts and Sciences Richard Hill Westernport, MD Arts and Sciences Carlton Hilliard Ft. Meade, MD Physical Education Gary Hines Dorcas, WV Engineering Gregory Hinkle Davis, WV Arts and Sciences X l ,ht it MW, . .- -Hes 5. 'rv Yin 'Egg .A A, x 'Q x 1 I. i I Kas if f x l 1, i x iii li I I N l ,ff fl V z:v LL '- , bkx - s 1 xr- gum U 'fr fl . .ff, .J -V I D53 vm J rr ' c 45 N . ,341 .lv Q, .4-s.- , i , '44 x 4 'iu..f lx . xx Q. -i l 1'?, Q ,D xv Ki if .S l ' . 126 4 X, , gs l 5+ f RN L A 4, 9 Q- qui x R WT i L,-Rx -c l l l X fs xv .5 g 43' gy , A I ' vl Patricia Hockman Mau rertown, VA Education Mary Honecker Wheaton, MD Computer Technology james Hopkins Stroudsburg, PA Agriculture Guy Huguenin w Springfield, VA Pharmacy Tadashi lnomata Tokyo, japan Arts and Sciences Patricia lenkins Middletown, OH Arts and Sciences Kim lohnston Woodbridge, VA Nursing lohn lones Westernport, MD Commerce Timothy lones Rockwood, PA Social Work David lordan Bridgeport, WV Dentistry Amie Kalbaugh Elk Garden, WV Arts and Sciences Kim Karns Everett, PA Agriculture lulie Keplinger Keyser, WV Arts and Sciences Suellen Kiehl Carlisle, PA Social Work Douglas Kihm Arlington, VA Arts and Sciences Keith Kimble Franklin, WV Business Technology Nona Kohne Lost City, WV Education Daniel Komariski Greensburg, PA Agriculture Robert Laughlin Grove City, OH Arts and Sciences Robert Lavender Winchester, VA Commerce Harry Lazear Wellsburg, WV Physical Education Lois Lee Springfield, WV Education Gary Leonard Confluence, PA Physical Education Diane Liller New Creek, WV Arts and Sciences Donna Liller Keyser, WV Education Paul Lovett, lr. Fairfax, VA Forestry Marguerite Lowen Charleston, WV Executive Secretary William Mabee Lexington, OH Engineering Deborah Mace Ridgeley, WV Medical Secretary Phillip Mahoney Uniontown, PA Social Work Mark Malone Fort Ashby, WV Engineering Technology Charles Martin Latrobe, PA Veterinary lay Mauk Romney, WV Forestry Kay Mauk Romney, WV Education Raylene Maxwell Lewistown, PA Home Economics Michael McCarthy Washington, D.C. Commerce Martha McCartney Petersburg, WV Arts and Sciences Elizabeth McCracken Shanks, WV Business Technology Martha McGee Keyser, WV Social Work 'A-at 9' 5:1 ' in ' I .4., ' QL.. . ws! i gg 'DH 5 I at gf 'ITV' 1 fl P3 rs f4l'1'VJ 1,4 , T57- ,sl A x qi,- i7. ' 1 12 8 i Sf Q '89, Lf ' 'Fl T Nl r ,X J, l fir! - rf' oxfi ' JN in Y- z f 2 - I X ,tp 4,1 . X 5 QSXS' js Allen McKeever Hillsboro, WV Agriculture ,WA Q .-Qsxl . . i sf Rf i- ,,,v- nv s, . 1-.,,, ,..,,,.av IT- lv. +V 1 , L, ca. ,. , sh- W l 1 A A if i fr- ' . , y L SH li I l l if ' X . Q-S ' ivy 'UQ B-. 129 Teresa McPeak Union WV Social Work George Messich Greensboro, PA Physical Education Frederick Meyer Davis, WV Physical Education Frederick Meyers Meyersdale, PA Business Technology Rebecca Miller Salisbury, PA Arts and Sciences Richard Miller New Martinsville, WV Engineering Charles Minnich Keyser, WV Arts and Sciences Garard Montague Fairfax, VA Music William Moore Green Spring, WV Arts and Sciences Sharon Morris Keyser, WV Veterinary Medicine Richard Nester Reedsville, WV Education Orlan Newbrough Harrisville, WV Veterinary Medicine ,oi mid loseph Nichols Berkeley Springs, WV Medicine lane O'Brien Purgitsville, WV Nursing Kevin O'Donovan Silver Spring, MD Forestry Karl Oristian Chevy Chase, MD Arts 81 Sciences Harman Ours,lr. Petersburg, WV Education Michael Pacini Lewistown, PA Commerce Randall Pancake Keyser, WV Arts 81 Sciences Clifford Parker lunction, WV journalism Neil Parsons Ham bleton, WV Education Sandra Peters Webster, NY Home Economics Terry Peters Covington, VA Arts 81 Sciences 1-- 1 'N-1 th. l l Q it D? 4. Qi l 7:11- X t 4- 7 ..:. we v-, ,J Kins- .. N fs.. V 4- mx 4 + TQ I . .lt Y or-ws I 1 ' Tf' a:s-.-V J A 4 I News its I r is ,f'.A?'1! 1:I! 1' 'fl' 'Z ' L Q., I Von Meyers Phillipi WY Q ' Rockwell, PA .- . Q, Social Work -..,' 7ri Gordon Pletcher Z Rockwell, PA Agriculture Technology i,.' 4 X Cindy Plummer 'Q' '- as, 4, M V . Keyser, WV , U Y , N ' Social Work - ' 'A' - , Q- A 5' 5 Lori Plummer , - T'-'fc ,f ' Keyser, WV -3- ' V,-L Pharmacy 54if4?6 51. Reynolds Potts , Jen Gviiffg Q' ' Egg' L Shepherdstown,WV 'H 0 - , -- 4 A 5 G gag Jw V. V 'Q u ,J Agriculture Technology ' .,t it 3i 44l, gs. I g 1 I ,Qga Qoqf to , Y lst? oj v pgi-v l iiig ci ' S If ' x Rebekah Powell f - -. ' TQ Keyser, WV Agriculture P ,V Howard Price y 'ff' Cumberland, MD ,ig K Arts8t Sciences A V x , ' f Cecil Queen xv r 1 'ks ' M'-3 X, Oceana, WV v h V tl ' Computer Science X ' Dean Rankin Lancaster, PA Forestry g l 0 +C 4u.s , T246 QM.,- if' We--., 55 Q 15 i--A 45' 'N 4 5 , A ,, -iv' i Q 'il X I 1--K gtg TI Q 'pm ,,,2. Qs. Q- . -,.-K 1 A Pt l l N j t i X 131 E-rv. L. G-v' Q ,I I Steven Raschella Keyser, WV Medicine Technology Steven M. Ravenscroft Bloomington, MD Music Marilyn Redman Petersburg, VA Physical Education Cheri Reed Elk Garden, WV Computer Science lames Reyns - Covington, VA Physical Education Charles Reynolds Elkview, WV Arts and Sciences Barbara Rice Elkins, WV Executive Secretary Beth Rice Elkins, WV Executive Secretary lay Rinard Westernport, MD Music Steve Ripley Inwood, WV Commerce Ronald Ritchey Roaring Springs, PA Social Work Gary Robinson Everett, PA Music Hal Rotruck Keyser, WV Pharmacy Margaret Roderick Piedmont, WV Nursing lenita Rollins Lost Creek, WV Home Economics Kevin Rolls Keyser, WV Education Michael Ryan Keyser, WV Commerce lan Saunders Keyser, WV Medicine Brian Scripp Byard, WV Arts and Sciences Diane Sechler Somerset, PA Nursing George Seeders Fort Ashby, WV Physical Therapy Roy Sexton Silver Spring, MD Forestry Lindy Shank Keyser, WV Physical Education Robert Sheeler Garrett, PA Commerce Ronald Sheppard Arlington, VA Music Hershel Short Belle, WV Veterinary lohn Shores Keyser, WV Arts and Sciences Mark Shuss Everett, PA Social Work Barbara Smith Keyser, WV Veterinary Linda Smith Keyser, WV Physical Therapy Linda Smith East Longmeadow, MA Business Technology Michael Sowell Winsted, CT Commerce Paula Spataro Wellsburg, WV Education Wesley Sprouse, lr. Keyser, WV Engineering Robert Stair Cumberland, MD Forestry loe Starcher Charleston, WV Physical Therapy Michael Steele Sistersville, WV Education Mark Stephan Vienna, VA Forestry Michael Steward Springfield, WV Education Michael Stickley Burlington, WV Commerce -cs -HS if V 1 - ig or 1 at ' I f l :I ' l 4 Jaws' YQ in-v . rr , ' n ' e l vw , u , r Ox 'tn l l , l ,--Q A 5 -va Q. f 1 -rr. ,,,, 54' ,t Inv Qx ,,47f'7f! , ' ., f 1 ' ,V H . ,- , .- AQ ,wx 'nl . in -wr., if' I 'P 'Y' 'I v ,gf l . I .4 5 if R x X l -f V ' fl T '. Y I 1' 1- l' PAN ,. in H .. f , , :' - '- .., ffxv' V . , I , L- 5, ,x I l CFW' ,. 8 i . ., fli ax 'x is ' X ,ln l -rs ea is l l i X ' 1 I ,Lx J 1 Xl' 9... IJ Q , I -.. it T A ilililk ,A lat, result, v ' .-'illil,., . i.: . N., it i 1 ....-. i tt ll r-Q., lf? l X yi X , ' , .u 1-Lf A 455 Q.. QC:- L. 5-....- i X 1 Q.. i -tru, ,I 'T---. FUYQQYGJ' l vu... f Q..- Q.- M M I I it if' X 1 l reels. ' f 'fe 2- L- 1 , ti? I W' , .fa J E E ii 11-f'4 . - x Q 441.1 ,,........-a -'R' r 133 Ronald Stover Arlington, VA Physical Education Mary Stull Kingwood, WV Arts and Sciences Patrick Supak Thomas, WV Forestry Robert Sutphin,lr. Peterstown, WV Arts and Sciences Kaye Tasker Keyser, WV ' Medical Secretary james Tate Vienna, VA Forestry lanice Terrizzi Huntington, PA lournalism Brad Trenter Keyser, WV Education William Tuggle, lr. Peterstown, WV Arts and Sciences Lewis Turner Pursglove, WV Physical Education Sherry Vance Strasburg, VA Nursing Sandra Van Reenen Hillsboro, WV Business Technology james Vena Meyersdale, PA Physical Education Ida Viglionese South Amboy, Nl Agriculture Dennis Waggy Franklin, WV Forestry Richard Waltemire Bedford, PA Education Charlene Walkes Piedmont, WV Education Richard Walker Oceana, WV Commerce William Walker Keyser, WV Arts and Sciences William Walker Piedmont, WV Arts and Sciences Susan Warsinski Annandale, Nj Agriculture Ramona Washington Cumberland, MD Arts and Sciences Kathleen Weaver Harrisburg, PA Arts and Sciences Ava Westfall Piedmont, WV Medicine lohn Whittington Charleston, WV Arts and Sciences Alan Williams Winchester, VA Computer Technology Virginia Williams Charleston, WV Dentistry lesse Wilson Petersburg, WV Commerce Steven Wilson Keyser, WV Commerce Susan Wise Follansbee, WV Executive Secretary Frank Wolfe Moundsville, WV Dentistry Harry Wood wif' 'fx 4 ,,', , X 'A' at' g.. .na ,A ' A ye, M.. Rockwood,PA il K, Ii' 1 Business Technology Z 2,-E551 3 V. 1 ll lx ,lla ll ll, lt Randall Workman Nitro, WV Business Technology Brent Yokum Landis, WV Physical Education Christine Zapotoczny Weirton, WV Arts and Sciences O T ' ff ,. ,yi gr .ggx Q, 4..- C s .'I ! 1 S-,... L 'rss 4? X gk .v, 1? ' Q .43 ' aa r ,Xt t N x 1 X -H y . V v. gf, 'FW f' A mm ix .J-'Z - - y o 0 u o X 0 Ancient Statue is Origin of PSC Newspaper Title Carrying news of the campus to students, faculty and a wide public is the college newspaper, the Pasquino, a fortnightly publication staffed by stu- dents majoring in journalism assisted by a group of volunteer staff members. The Pasquino's press run of 2200 copies is distrib- uted to students, faculty and staff on the campus. In addition, a mailing list of well over 1000, contains the names of parents of all non-commuting students, alumni throughout the world, hundreds of other colleges and high schools of the tri-state area, friends of the college, and advertisers. When Potomac State became a junior college in 1921, the staff of the former publication, The Pre- paratory Herald, wanted a new title for the college newspaper and chose the name Pasquino from one of the famous talking statues of Rome. The statue's origin was derived from a hunchbacked tailor named Pasquino, whom Romans feared and respected be- cause of his biting, but amusing, sarcasm. After Pas- quino's death, the neighborhood people erected an antique statue in his memory. This statue became a target for sharp commentaries on the life of the period - safe because anonymous. The statue proved so effective an agent to secret protest that it and similar statues began to talk. ,f- Bob Petit typing a story 136 1- gr . 1 Q 'atv' , -1.332 A ' H I J ,L Wl.,?4:ff.g .. .. IWIMA COLLEGE NEWSPAPER STAFF - Shown above are members of the 1973-74 staff of the Pasquino, the campus newspaper, with the mail sack ready to go out with the first issue of the year, its 52nd year at Potomac State College. FRONT ROW: Dawn Dayton, Debby Brady, mail sack, james Lampson, SECOND ROW: Sue Carpenter, Mildred Roberts, Kerry Effland, Steve Wilson, Patricia Hastings, lanice Terrizzi, Brenda Beard. THIRD ROW: Martin Heavner, Ronald Malone, Allen Parker, Katie O'MaIley, Arlyn Haslacker, Bob Petit. PASQUINO STAFF EDITOR ..... ........... M ILDRED ANN ROBERTS NEWS EDITOR ................... SUSAN B. CARPENTER Editorial Board Mildred A. Roberts, Susan B. Carpenter, Dawn A. Dayton, Patricia A. Hastings, E. Steven Wilson NEWS STAFF Kerry L. Effland, Martin L. Heavner, Raymond H. Hedrick lr., Chris Kiser, Ronald E. Malone, Katherine M. O'MalIey, Clifford A. Parker, Robert A. Petit, lanice M. Terrizzi SPORTS EDITOR ...................... STEVE WILSON Kerry L. Effland BUSINESS MANAGER ................. BRENDA I. BEARD Assistant: Karen Sue Litten, Chris Graham CIRCULATION .................. james L. Lampson, Mgr. Debby Brady, lane DeWitt, Wally Helmer, Terry Medwig, Rick Noel, Steve Rheault, Donald Wilt Photographer ................... Raymond H. Hedrick Ir. Faculty Adviser . ..... . . .Dr. Elizabeth A.Atwater 137 V i .,....-.1 Editor Mildred Roberts and News Editor Susan Carpenter. janice does daily work X Bob, Geri, Marty, and Allen work on the Pasquino 138 A ' . 'F .BX h I , ?Emg,,.M X ' 'fm E'-if?-17: Jstr17-'x.i-Ti 'X---7'FPv ' l Laying out the Pasquino as r fi Staff at work git TRY IT YOU'LL LIKE IT , I M., 1, . J kin Dr. Elizabeth Atwater Faculty Advisor fl fi 5 YN L Patty reads over a copy before publication ' i,, '1. ' . aff Marty at work The Catamount Staff with completion of the thirty- sixth edition of the Catamount, Potomac State's college yearbook, hope that we have included all the activities and highlights of the school year that you will want to remember. Once again we read the theme and were reminded that Time is Rele- vant. We hope that each of you realize time has no end because yesterday is experience and tomorrow is hope. And no matter where you journey you will prosper, find success, and use this book often as a means of reliving your days at Potomac State Col- lege. M,,,,r ' x t . g 2- 1 3-5 X s ., ,- - 'f f w ' ....-l F, 1, Q tw A 'f x PM vksnill ' Designing a layout Catamountis the folk name given to the mountain lion and sometimes to the lynx. A savage catlike animal, a large fierce wildcat, as in ancient Rome is the Potomac State symbol of liberty. Two bits of folklore surrounded the life of a cat, the first, being clever, and the second, having nine lives. CATAMOUNT STAFF EDITOR-in-CHIEF ........... Editor Assistant ............. Editor of page layouts and book design . . Business Managers ................. Editors of advertising layouts ............ Advertising Staff, Typing Staff, and Identification Staff . .Loretta Lewis ...........CathyBarker ............LorettaLewis . . .Deborah Brady and ChrisGraham . . . . . . . . . . . . .Deborah Brady and ChrisGraham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . Anne Parker, Brenda Beard, loan Gilchrist, Beth Rice, Beatrice Delawderg Steve Wilson, Chester Casasanta, Patricia Hockman, Sherry Vance. Staff Photographers . .... . Sponsor ...... .....................MichaelGraziani, Ollie Hedrick . . .Mr. William Gallier 140 it rl '33 be if 5. ,, I ,ui iv .l.I... Z 1 I q , I-Z-I,tli1'Z' :-.-::f-- 0 9 ' u'.' p...'J.l..' F- O.:,:v.:.l .l.5..:' I 2. .alll 23:-'- 1' xg' v . YEARBOOK STAFF pose after a meeting. DESK: Cathy Barker, Loretta Lewis. 1ST ROW: Patricia Hockman, Brenda Beard, Sherry Vance Debbie Brady, Chris Graham. ZND ROW: Beatrice DeLawder, Michael Graziani, Beth Rice, loan Gilchrist, Anne Parker. Patty identifies pictures. Mr. Bill Gallier, sponsor Editor and staff discuss picture contents. N hi- HALLOWEEN: A Time for Cauldrons and Good Witches Double, double, toil and trouble Fire, burn, and cauldron, bubble. Act 4, Scene 1, Macbeth 142 . . fi Monster Bash 1' U ' P 'Q' . 1 -'Q--- . 45-fn r , 5 .4 3- z,J':,',43,e-,-.5 1:- 4, . . 5 1 'xi F f Q, .' xxx. yi I i . ij-J. -i.:e N.l2- 121.7 , ,ngsnf Y' affirm ' C 441 K f,7 .dglb .Aix 1. bglrfx . 1.x 4 1 x'- N ft. 5' vrrs f4Ax V, 'g,p97,r 'Ai I . QP: -'- wi. ff' A - 'I 1 I ' 4 - A ,v - . ,.- , ,- 4 4 r u U ,f4, l', f 071' .gt Ar: L 1: 4 -l - V' 2 r- ' 9-2- Tift, 'Q f ., r . Q V I If Nm' QQ 1 Coblin's Delight Q-,ik 143 0 gt V . X GLA . 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Va. 788-2448 COMPANY ROUYC 4 New Creek Drive BOX 16 Keyser. W. Va. '46 LANE TV AND APPLIANCE CENTER Home of R.C.A. TV,s Zenith TV's Whirlpool Appliance 112 North Main Street, Keyser WV Phone - 788-3241 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL GRAYSON'S Complete Line of Sporting Goods Guns - Ammunition 4 Fishing Equipment Photographic Equipment Converse All Star Shoes Keyser, W. Va. 22 Armstrong Street Phone 788-3841 MINERAL LANES Q 0 i r 4 rg - in-fg ' X Route 220 South Keyser, W. Va. 788-1949 Open: 10:00 A.M, Mon. thru Sat. 1:00 P.M, Sun. Ted Pheil Manager Best Prices - High Qua1ity Determined Service WEESE'S APPLIANCE, TV 81 FURNITURE STORE Carpets 81 Linoleum The Rexau Store Phones 304-788-1111 Keyser, West Virginia Phone 788-1643 Phones 301-786-4395 50-54 N. Mineral Street, P.O. Box 430 Keyser, West Virginia 26726 14 SHEAR'S LADIES APPAREL 92 N. Main Street Keyser, W. Va. FOUNDED I9Il BANK.. TRUST DETPSLPETPMHEONKEEiaglgelgllirED l955 . 'The FQRMGRS '- and MEFICHFINTS BQNK when yqu gan KEYSERANEST VIRGINIA 26726 get FULL BANKING SERVICE JESLZKE' S serwcesthaty and yourf ly may ev d PEOPLE'S PHARMACY 0 Prescriptions 0 Cosmetics Hollingsworth Candies Main and Armstrong Streets Phone: 788-3518 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Armstrong Street Ke se ,WetV' y r s irgima '48 KAPLON'S MEN'S SHOPS 114 Main Street Keyser, W. Va, 788-1481 SHAPIROS STORES PATRIOTIC SHOE SHOP Reno Calemine, Proprietor First in Fashion For Ladies, Mens, and guys and Dolls 61-63 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Virginia JIMMY'S KEYPRINT, INC ITALIAN AND AMERICAN R D ALL TYPES OE PRINTING PIZZA SHOP Route 220 South 788-1593 Keyser, W. Va. 23 No. Mineral St. Keyser, W. Va. Youlll be amazed at the values at PULLIAM MUSIC SERVICE CENTER Tubes and Electronic Components Main at Mozelle St. 'glt pays to cross the tracks Phone 788-3442 Keyser, West Virginia PULLIAM MUSIC SERVICE CENTER, INC. 149 ina 121 Ihr Affzffgfsgff 611161 HJ fnlllnlllllli 851, 171 1 luegjpho THE SOUTH BRANC . ' 1:.i,1xJ, - . n Y zf' - qi, 4 'f-1 Q-E f Y '.j: ' Q K if :ft 'E' V77 'E' 'T' -V I 'X li 'if+11f,2 i'3d-Qififlws jr 1-7-L-all-,.-. -1-J1.LLxJK.1.a.'L DISTRIBUTORS, INC Box 28 Rt. 1 Romney, West Virginia 150 HAMPSHIRE PHARMACY H. L. Wells, R.Ph. Keyser Television Community Antenna System Romney,W.Va. Phone 822-3313 ati T' X X 5 COMPANY, INC SHOP - MURPHY'S', Your Complete Variety Store Suggestions for the Student G. C. MURPHY MAR KWOOD COMPANY FUNERAL HOME School Supplies Dresses Dorm Furnishings Sportswear Novelties Waste Baskets Jewelry Sweaters The Complete Variety Store Keyser, Westernport, Piedmont Thomas R. Smith Howard W. McKenzie 111 S. Mineral Street Phone SU 4-3231 Keyser, W. Va. THRUSH FEED 81 SUPPLY WESTERNPORT And OAKLAND, MARYLAND Feeds Seeds Fertilizer Farm Supplies LANDIS MOTORS INC. Chrysler e Plymouth - Dodge - Dodge Colt 670 Armstrong Street Phone 788-1333 Sales and Service Keyser, W. Va. McCoole Road Westernport, Maryland Phone 786-4466 ROIVINEY COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. East Main Street, Romney, West Virginia 152 Owe, O6 -A Kim! kwrrwy ,S 86 BUCHANAN'S T W:.:.2i 1i t i.: t 'HE BU'LD'NG SUPP'-Y , sasar sa B 'f C E NT E R V4 stones- 43x Opfivcss ABE WN Corner of Chestnut and Main St. C E all my .-.-:-.-.-3-:-.-:-.-.-:-:-:-:-:-:f:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:':-1-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-1-1-pg-----g.g.g.g.g. BUCKLEY'S DISTRIBUTI NG Compliments of C O NI PA NY WATER STREET Rt.iFl 80,4478 Romney, W. Va. 26757 GROCERY mm Stroh's 95 N. Water Street Budweiser Old German Keyser, W. Va. Old Export Busch Bavarian LaVerne Markle, Owner Olen M. Buckley, Owner 53 fi. TQ? f i +3 ,rr 1, '14 A7 V We've Bull? Ygur Castle! B U R G E S S R M ALL WE NEED IS YOUR ROYAL FAMILY COMPTON REAL ESTATE SERVICE 203 National Bank Building 788-3681 Feed - Farm Supplies Appliances - Heating Oils C. CARSON MILLER State Farm Insurance Patrick and East Streets 115 Armstrong St. Keyser, W. Va. Keyser, W. Va. Business: 788-3122 Home: 788-1907 COMPLIMENTS OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF KEYSER The Friendly Bank Full Service Banking Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 154 Congratulations and Best Wishes F rom Congratulations and Best Wishes LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE NO. 662 From Keyser, W. Va. AGRICULTURE CLUB Compliments of 'yarn of Potomac State College NANCY HANKS POST 7643518 ix, v. F. w. AN D cf Q, LADIES AUXILIARY KeYSef,W-V21- 1 Keyser, West Virginia The Best Label For The Cumberland, Maryland Plant Finest ln Fresh Meats Bob Price, Salesman And Poultry 155 A N'T SHE SWEET 5 5 ' Q' Q3 H43 ff. 3-1 S+ Couple's enjoying a slow dance! 5 -..., gm.. 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