Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

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Q-, m I E, k 5, S., M '76 SPIRIT, Sometimes, you've fallen on your face strug- gling for that American Dream, your Utopian expectations, but you keep getting up. You're aware of your continual internal problems. But compared with any other country, you're still the fairest, richest, and 'freest' land of alI. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, AMERICA - YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY. gn ta. utr AW' Homecoming activities were kicked off with a pep rally Friday afternoon. A special barbeque dinner was served on the quadrangle. Registration for parents and alumni was held in the Student Union on Saturday morning, fol- lowed by the l975-76 Bicentennial Homecoming Parade. The Baltimore Red Devils were defeated by a score of 16- 0. Half-time activities included the coronation ofthe Queen, and a stirring performance by the PSC Marching Band, America, commemorating the nation's Bicenten- nial. Rita and the Heartbeats provided the music for the Homecoming Dance. H we ,asW3 Linda Cole, Pre-Med major from Romney, W. Yu., is the first female to become Student Body President in the history of PSC. Bob McDonald, Pharmacy maior from Keyser is serving as president of the I976 Sophomore class. Denis Pritt, Physi- cal Therapy major from Clarksburg, W. Va., is the Freshman class president. ,n:L4 Nam fxpiiz Q S 5 ,.. -..4 .m,..U,,.-., --- ,wumb 'Maw ww: :VJ iff Tu? 'X'5s5 Lfpcm Vjznj, ,f..l,t,:.l. H. 3 '-. M. F... 'P-X ,- --- F-Q ,, 'HA V9 'fm LVC M.'3 J. .JJ - .dy - - - H, A 1 . . 1 . w F - A , ',,',,, lmzimgi .2 Sigh Sec, x V, .imma sicir 25 1 A - 'H ,. -,.,n-i:..: n--M : 51:19 '-1,f,J. - , ' .. ,.. .-,F .-., ,,.-.,-. . . ,.n, Q,- gwym ff-: !,1 -nA A 1 x. 1-'f.Q - P- -F 0 :wie Kfaur ,:-C: ' !-+ . -w,Q . . A - 'Nm :1 Twin :nm ct' the sf: -..xy f--,bf -.Mm-ff T-,-f,-1 :qw- f G-,:.f'T ,,:JJ.g '.L.,UJ,N-...3-s1,n..-c J 1 P.-- ,-.., .n...-,-x -QNQ Jfk.. , . '..:',l ig' SJ,1J'.j '.,:1'l-LU- 2-ss 53' 'fl f ' , X, F-' - :1..J LMI E , 1 4' 1 l , ,. -W-, -v f- -. fr ,, 7 -? :I . ,rx 5 - i QQ., . 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' 1' 15. hi-V, '-,fry a'p, 'K T as mf'-'I -- - , 3 1' - Miss Ruth Ann Hiott with princesses, Miss Devra Devore and Miss Gwen Palmer i i f 1 - is f L1 ' -get , ,V i Miss Mary Ann McGann and escort Donny Butler II 1 ilhwhndgr Ruth Ann Hoit, Miss Ccfclmounf XXXVII UW'lh,.. 9' 47 M... mug E A L! 1 s I r i f fI,zv.,.. ,B uf? f hw 'N 1 '1x qs-lv: lass 'Y sv 1:93 7 i ' si all I, II 'cn ,,., Qi-- . , Lb, ,- E,-4-Q .45 ' -,. 7,4- 14 v ,- ,.f' '- FTM The 33rd annual Homecoming game, between PSC and Baltimore Community College was held af 2 p.m. on Sfayman Field with 2500 fans attending. Three standoufs that day were Soph. Q.B., Sieve Neal, Soph. running back, Eddie Muzika and Freshman running back Fred Brown who rushed for over lOO yards. use 'ami' s -9 I 45,5 A lo. hu Q- IH America in the l76O's and 1770's wos o notion of young people. Thre-e-eighths of the signers of the Constitution of 1787 were in their twenties or thir- ties. We often poy tribute to the brillionce of this generation, but we overlook its youthfulness. ,w ,gf-:Q-.Q , , f-I 2-cs.,,.x ,I 1' . , -1- I ,' I 1 5 glgffif. ' 4- 4 . ,i Eff ' 0. , ' ' ' iii 'M , .4855 t ' ' v'X 1 f in -R 'Q 4 , 5. Q - .. M - , U, ' - V I ii 'f 1.-yf -- - ,V M ,Q - 'V' V' e 5. ' .f-1 ' U' A . J ,fe . . 1 9 'M i AIP! ' , ' 'A' . , H ff- '- 1 f - W MQW 1bfw?q:,.q:-fi, .Q :iii Tw 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! Blow your whistle! f s M . A ' Q1.w- ' zz: ,. , g fig 513Iig?' .,, 'fn www' 16 -yq-v'w T 'Kl I 4 i ft l 1 i ull- , ' C .J ' sf' ' . ,ff X Q I 9 Q if g - ' J? ' ' 1, is .. A v 7. H: ,,gr5, Y .5 v,,,1, 4. v , A The Revolutionary message is based upon the dignity of man, it broadcasts the importance of individuals existing in a con- dition of mutual respect. It symbolizes achievement and growth, reminding us of the past that shapes our present, and gives hope for a productive future. Faculty Dr. A. G. Sloncker V.I.P.'s Execufive Dean X Prof. James T. Handlcn, Associate Deon OIT omg .gir- 220 2- 2 323 rn: a.2- Cs n Z QFUC :WN o'9.C :gg-3 3 :Q 3 50. r'-9. Io Q-h 59 P? .52 3:2 FS U: 15' Q29 Ez 1 is W3 Sm 5 23 U! I gc Q? FPS 552 Q35 39.- 39. so w'h :ng co 23. E3 :rg 21 5' 'S' 9,,r'- ei ,A .Aww www.-we wx-aw. QQ S 4 5 5 sim 4 2, I X .. . ..-Mg.g.........m ' A ,.s.......L Prof. Joseph W. Kessel, Coordinator of Financial Aid and Place- Prof. Jack M. Hartman, Director of Counseling Center, Director of ment Student Affairs Mind Your Business I 1 U i I i 1 Q 1 - er I I I Miss Linda Lancaster, Mrs. Mary Evelyn Coffman, Mrs. Barbara Ours, Mrs. Sheila Cosfilow 3 . . 2 Z ' 4 I' 5 . E , . .,, egqgazi 'f if, A ' Q ,V ,Y ,ww g f n z ., lg Kumi + mfg' . K.. . any -'2'Y 20 s Wh-'ww 7.11 Mrs. Helen M. Jones, Mrs. Charlotte Rawlings, Mrs. Faye Beams, Mrs. Ann V. Pamer, Mrs. Ernesfine Golden, Mrs. Helen Miller Some remedies are worse than The diseases. Publilius Syrus Ki . , x J . i f is x V V . XM 11 . , :II ri S ' 9 VII.. K , S 5 D .,,, ,,. . .. . . ' if as ' -e'- l no eee ee y iii e i ' s,se , N gm '::'J1 i ' 1A' I Iezv- Q-as Mrs. Neva Taylor, R.N., Day Nurse 5? Dr. Paul Healy, College Physician Mr. Ernest Staggs, Maintenance Supervisor Auf lhvnumqx- AIX . c..,,,,, A Dennis Carpenter, Coordinator, Student Information, Dr. Elizabeth Atwater, Prof. of Jour nalism and Speech Mfg 5 V, A ,Mg 1 'k 22 Mrs. Anne Paulson, Secretary, Director of Student Affairs, Miss Nancy Carl Cox psychology Shaw, Counselor if M Mr. Lowell Markey, Asst. Coordinator, Learning Resources Phyllis Wright, Margaret Reed, Robert Johnson: Tutor Counselors Services Rendered , -fr Qui S W Mrs. Karen Ferguson, Tutor Counselor Social Studies rn... ww 5 Mr. Jake Jurek, Manager of Student Union XL! .4 I NN Paul C. Clawson, Manager of Dining Hall Mrs. Marian B. Fallon, Asst. Manager of Student Union Every Man Is a Volume if You Know Howto Read Him. ' .1 f' if' g U' , ,V V .4 ' V ff , If , i , S , . 1 ,,-aff . 39 J , f-fx-ff 5 f Q... aim M - KW' .,, , ' 1 . wf ' ,M ' ,I .M ' b lywwf Tff? , Wes- W m A! ,. i - . 52 ,go 'www X . U ,f 1. 7 ' . ' ., 1 ff .vfyiff-1:a,.Jf'f:'fffi'5 .Lf ft, ,f Mrs. Betty Hofbauer, Asst. Librarian-LRC, Mrs. lva Keller, Asst. Librarian-LRC, Miss Pam Williams, Asst. Librarian, Mrs. Thelma O'Connor, Asst. Librarian, Mrs. Betty Jo Howarcl, Head Librarian vw 91 ATA' ' s : 1,41 ' ' ' X . 4 -. F., 1 f ,. ' '. ..: fy ' S ,W.c,.. ,QQ .1 ' ' ' . LA - aes.- :i 55,4 ' f l 'ff' - ' ' JLI' ,525 - . ' si.. .. Y 11.Ls5wk-.f- ' ' 1' 'mf fl Yfsgj, f: 1 , 1. 9 M wx, r -M 25 5, Q G N. EQ, b 0 K X X 1, ig A. QA Q x - gm ei f - , . U x u x, -N - L xxx is E. . Q' . X 0 4 +4 4 . My 96 -mis.: 1 g ' , f . a 1, :,, - . QW . . -H3459 ,Q 35 .2 .1 ..,..- A-Q 4,. ,wb ., i,.,+.1q4,.:g15 4, 3, , ' 0 W xr , ' - :,g1,g.:.j., ogg .wwf- fw- ':zx 4 wk! , 4-.' A, yf.,,.f. v,.,,V,fI:-35,23 if I .. -. V -A. 2 3' '..1t.:a'.t,. ' 1'xx '4.?'f..,r7: V .. e - Q v J ,..,. Mrs. .lane Murphy, Bookstore Manager, Mrs. Nola Clark, Bookstore Clerk 25 . v ui ti yu u ' 'Hi QQ K gsm- mi!! 3 1 AFVJH - 'N ai K T wr ' www u gy NN. Q Q . 3 .-ifmf,-,WN 5 1 . , ' ff - , . gsm.-4, ' f. G ,, x ' ' L N-ml-S we-vi' 'W-9, Think like a wise man but communicate in the language of the people. -- William Butler Yeats ,, 5' 1, '-lemma? - my Aa. 1. hw AXQX-YA W, W. e l ,rx Mm , A 3 sf RY Prof. Kenneth Haines, Coordinator, Modern Languages X i t X S' John Stone, Prof. Elwood Layman, Prof. Irene Brown: Commerce and Business Administration 26 if' fy, 7 Prof. Tony Whitmore, Peter Paulson, Dr. William Simpson, Mrs. Elrose Smith, Dr. Trevor Owen, Prof. Willa Cather: English The Arts ofa people are a true mirror of their minds. Dr. Charles Whitehill, Chairman Division of Arts and Humanitiesf Prof. Richard Davis, Musicg Mr. Michael Williford, Music I f Ji Gliln me - ' u X L, 515 9 I '63 iii, C969 --c f S w . Prof. Edward Wade, Art Man is the only creature that refuses to be what he is. 5 Prof. William C. Edel, Commerce and Eco- Prof. Jack Reynolds, Prof. William Gallier: History nomics Dr. Dallas Shaffer, Chairman, Social Sciences, Prof. Lester K. Beavers, Political Science and Sociology, Dr. Allen E. Murphy, Geology Prof. Oscar Gustafson, Chairman Agriculture Dept., Prof. Kenneth Malone, Agriculture 5' TN , x Q 13 SFC John Quagliariello, Military Sciencep CPT Johnie Benefield, Prof. of Military Sci- Prof. Elizabeth Hanlin, Home Economics encep SG Clarence Boffman, Military Science The science of today is the technology of tomorrow. :WI l , 1 V- 0 -Q 1--,.,.:,2.,:,,: ' ' 55rliJgl':3 in -,WWI V fl -4 55 :2 , I . A fi' AK' ff P . Uiffjtllg F E gi, I ! 3 s 2 nl Mrs. Bonnie Harvey, Biology, Prof. Nancy Oates, Biology, Prof. William Michael, Chairman Division Natural and Physical Sciences and Mathematics 3 i ,f W2 ', J ly 1 fare . gg V n rw ' -s N as E, N iiT'Jf'1i , , ' 's yd, V V l :X 3 F max Q ' Prof. Jasper Morris, General Physical Science, Dr. James Champion, Dr. Burtron Davis, Dr. Robert Naylor, Dr. Maurice Powell: Chemistry Physics .Awww ,,:,mgi',, fn, M wud' .NNN i -Q. Prof. Virginia Johnson, Gary Seldomridge, Dr. Alan Paine, Mathematics Dr. Gordon Mon, Engineering Miss Janice Fuller, Secretary, James Hoey, Coordinator Computer Center, Harlan Shreve, Programmer and Console Operator, Mrs. Mary Martin, Data Preparation Clerk Mr. Frank Roleff, Mrs. Francine Shanahan, Edward Dombrowski, Bob Connors: Head Resi- dents Mrs' Anno Cuppeh Dr. Roberf Naylor - TEACHER OF THE YEAR Athletics up hi position as 'ice Athletic As ' ia- 3511 ffarqfd If 1 l f4-M--vu-A' in We ork to build character -- planning aheadffor the future i ,3gr:f1i, fm, 'A 44 n ' only of these young men as fres ' en and sopho- 1 7' when be inducted as r si- the Association and Chairman of the planning for all junior colleges in the United States. WCO Cecil Perkins returned to his Alma Mater in 1976 to ,Ml P gale his former coach Dana G. Lough, as hepd football ' coach and athletics director. W' t zz 345m , fa? the leaders of our country of tomorrow. 7 I , 4, 7 ,ff ,f ' L. f if I f r f 5 1 Q. I ' .,.,4. vq . 3 V! Football Coaching Staff Coach Jack Reynolds Coach Johnie Benefield Coach Ed Dombrowski Coach Michael Hicks l 975 Gridders K' L an Ofnea.. 'gawk Row 1: Sam Caison, Ron Ferguson, Chuck Jefferson, Tim Keepers, Vernon Harris, Tony Hill, Paul Hines, Glen Jones. Row 2: Mitchell Crislip, Hank Ternove, Harold Woods, Dave Trevisan, Lewis Boone, Bob Versis, Bob Peretic, Steve Neal, Eddie Muzika, Fred Brown. Row 3: Dave Pittsnogle, Kenny Liller, Fred Miller, Kevin Gombieski, Mark Riccardi, Tim Zauzig, Matt Schaber, Rick Grimm, Greg Maus, Mike Stanislawczk. Row 4: Phil Pack, Alvy Humphreys, Andy Eye, Bill Gleason, Spencer Jackson, Harlyn Reese, Steve Stout, Bob Finnerty, Jeff Mumaw, Sparky Clark. Row 5: Kevin Walley, Jim Henderson, Ed Huebner, John Armstrong, Bob Moore, Al Jones, Andy Murin. Row 6: Benefield, Dombrowski, Reynolds, Bill Fletcher, Mike Cole, Joe Molnar, Wayne Newsome, Jim Richards, Dave Jennings, Perkins, Hicks. l975 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE P PSC OPP. G' Q ' Chowan 32 I6 f i Wesley I2 7 I Pitt JV 30 0 1 Q Montgomery 2l 22 gg Ferrum I0 7 lg. 'T Baltimore I6 o W ' Hudson val. 7 7 X Lees McRae 25 54 tj Nassau 6 22 36 Captains Football is a source of obtaining many goals. It is not only a phys- ical game but a mental game as well. Football teaches one his most valuable aspects in life, leadership and respect for oneself. It has developed my self-confidence and respect for others. Steve Brown 3 Football was beneficial to my lifeg it taught me discipline and gave me physical and mental strength. Eddie Muzika ' l'l',7,, fi, ,fx gift, .,. Wai X' 2 Pr Football gives a person a feeling of accomplishment by satisfying his desire to compete, but the greatest asset is the long-lasting friendship that is generated among fellow teammates. John Armstrong I . ,X . C 4 I if , g Q ,lf F 5 ffr . - ill? fi As the years go on I may forget whether certain games were won or lost, but l'lI never forget the players and coaches that I have been associated with during my football years at Potomac. Gary Frank . - ,, .4-,A , Q, 4 gpg. , -v 15.3K t A x , ., I , Y, ,-. ,iv Q, , xr, h 0 .W N i ,,,q 1. A , Q If .. T4 , fr. , -- W V 3 X , an-in , f g'g. - 1,--vi, QV? Y In N. ,- -X .,. ' W ' X X Q. 1-'..x xg' .,-,.'k hx., M . 5 w gg,-g,',, ga 'WJ' ' ' .. 4 ',.' g N f W 5 'f ' w A A .ki '5x,QmW:55f7Y1 ,ff - 6 'Q A ' Q-ef gf .n.uf:,'--J ,- .' ' ' --O - Han,-1 5 x . ,r I ,MQ . -. , .,. X a W 4 0 Q' . ali S'. 1 ? 4 Q ' 0' Q Q D, Q ' I --1 I J, Q ' s rr Jim. IO . . I he 1 r- F. I I L . G , . ,,. Y , , 1 B A 43 Basketball Coaches YY 1 W -vga, W i X i1 I V I xii,-'X ' M Av fl, . ll, 1 5 F lf' , l I Q 'I fl, W 9 I I X I I I INN I I fl I 1 X I 1 W ff X I I 5..f X: Lf h Gary Young Cagers Show Early Promise Row l: Bob Mansfield, Joey Straface, Don Brelsford, Jim DeFrances, Scott Bolyard, Dave Nichols, Bill Clark, Keith Jones, Jeff Foulks Row 2: Coach Gary Alt, Tom Kruk, Ken Freeman, Gerry Clarkson, Tom Shreve, Sheldon Green, Dave Ice, B. J. Wilson, Coach Larry Bolyard f X X. lv, lil ll l tl liz s-'ls ttyl lil. , .X X. lv H' 'glkji l N use l.x X ct wwf.. I Anil -4 , ,it l Hfllil W- l A tl ,fl l M -4 M MT' lrvfg eww lv 40 Wav Dec. Dec Dec. Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 1975-1976 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND RESULTS lPotomac State score firstl Chio Valley College Allegany Community Coll. Shenandoah College North Allegheny South Allegheny Anne Arundel Comm. Coll. Montgomery Junior College Allegany Community Coll. Mont Alto Garrett Community Coll. Bay College Shenandoah College Bay College Altoona Garrett Community Coll. Hagerstown Comm. Coll. Allegheny-Boyce Frederick Comm. Coll. North Allegheny Altoona Cecil Community College Allegheny-Boyce 94-86 79-87 81 -93 79-87 87-80 57-7 i 98-89 79-74 70-62 73-79 46-77 58-64 79-64 6l -75 66-57 79-75 62-95 78-81 44-83 72-88 61-66 60-I O7 by I have thoroughly enioyed being a part of the P.S.C. basketball team. I believe that with a little more experience we could have turned a fairly good season into a great season. I only wish I could be around next year so I could be a part of what should be, according to what will be coming back, a great basketball team. Tom Shreve I enioyed being on the team, and though we turned out to be a good year after all. need improvements, it Gerry Clarkson We had a good season, we worked together well, learned a lot, and had a good time. Dave Ice Al - - P1 wf,'5N?,1 1, , wi-1 :U 1- . r N-N ,. . 4 1, Q? if 1 5.5 ,Q V Q. -my 21. 5:-15575.51 at-E13-515155, Y' ,Lf T 1 4 ,x X 'ma Sr-2 5221, .ziiggf . ,,.,,,N l g Af rf f we ff ,4,, '- I u I . ' J 4 n 5' .f Y ., H, 1 F .. fe E is 'N' . n n ..-, .,,,5,,, . . f '- 3 A :', :..V-. ' 5 ' 'WM ? LLQ.: ,'.'f'- XQ.6,6,4, A if -if X 159' . lf , , Baseball Coaches Coach John Sfone, Coach Jack Reynolds best. x 4'f Success is peace of mind, which is achieved by knowing you gave your Coach Jack Reynolds Catamount Batmen sg.. ,435 Ui g,g,l,,::5 ' 4. , if ind- f' .., WE ,.f ' , WO... L Pkiii-wi Row l: Bob Moore, Craig Liebig, Jesse Paradise, Jett Wertz, Tim Vance, Ken Freeman. Row 2: Coach John Stone, Ed Muzika, Charlie Goheen, Jeff Mumaw, Don Chaney, Benny Merica, Rich Shires, Art Abbott, C nolds. Row 3: Brady Bowles, Mark Dougherty, Dave Trevisan, Jack Yohe, Tom Shreve, Robert Barnhouse, Dave Ice, Joe Childers. 1976 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Feb. 28 Ferrum College lDHi Mar. l Wingate College lDHl Mar. 2 Wingate College my U Ay Mar. 3 Sandhills Comm. Coll. lDHl ' V 15 A Mar. 4 Sandhills Comm. Coll. Mar. 5 Chowan College lDHl 1 ,vz Apr. 3 California State ' Apr. 4 Frostburg State lDHl Apr. 6 Allegany Comm. College Apr. 7 Garrett Comm. College Apr. IO Frederick Comm. College Apr. I2 Catonsville Comm. Coll. lDHl ,R Apr. I6 Montgomery Jr. Coll. lDHl U 'J I Apr. I8 Cecil Comm. College Apr. 21 Frostburg State lDHj Apr. 25 Comm. Coll. of Baltimore IDHJ 1 Apr. 27 Allegany Comm. College Apr. 28 Garrett Comm. College Apr. 30 Cecil Comm. College May I California State - M.l ' oach Jack Rey 1 I 1 ' 4, I, , ' xl 1 1 T 1' 1 1 1 ' ' ' lx K.. ,f A .xxx In Il lx ' I X I A. ln' l I xl ' 1 1 ' I lx ' fx L 1 ' x 1 1 ' -A I 1 1 li I ' ,X1 ' . 1 .hx . 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V A 1 1 ' Uh l . 1 1 5 , 15, 1 ix, in I, , ,, 1 ,1. l 5 ' a Li -al' L A '?'55 -3 n - ' , . rf 1319 . H- R' ff 1 ' ' 1 ' ' ..7-'a 11 A sg,4:,,:f A-11 T1-ff -1'- 1 Wai: ., 1 .4 , ., ,, Q ' ' I 'Q I .. 1- C.. Rackefeers 'e 1 4-31 I Hx X Y A 'HE I 155: ,I If 5, 'rgf' 4.-T j 'Q 'fail M L fy rr e Wk Q H 1, if x 'fri if 2-...H ,Q-M Coach Cecil Perkins, Ms. Margaref Rafter, Coach Larry Bolyard Mary Beth Moran, Mary Gilberfson, Sherry Taylor, Abby Brakeall, Linda Cole PSC y Spirit Rousers Row l : Sherry Taylor, Abby Brakeall. Row 2: Terry Bruce, Rita Haines, Sue McDowell, Jody Smith, Cindy Hastings. Row 3: Donna Landis, Arlene Rawlings, Karen Henaghan, Kim Ringey, Anita Tate. J f Cheerleading is a lot of work, a lot of practice, 'a lot of time, and worth every minute of it. l love it! Karen Henaghan, Captain Cheerleading is spirit for your team and worthwhile hard work. ff. .X r You see the results every tiine. 48 Donna Landis f . , , xygvgilr Nilff F.. f ' ' . -M ..u1It'n!f -. 1 A. ,- Cheerleading is working, hoping, practicing, striving, and caring enough for your team to generate support within the student body. Sherry Taylor Cheerleading means to me bringing out the spirit in a crowd to support our team, win or lose. - Being a cheerleader has been a fantastic experience. With great coaches, wonderful sponsors, a hardworking team and super co-cheerleaders, this year has been the best ever. Terry Bruce Anita Tate Cheerleading is a very special part of my life. It is being behind your team, win or lose. Sue McDowell ., , ,gvx Im- .,,.,, 41954, -,. ' o Y , f I-7: -A444 fu.-.'1!,ila1Q.fL,,,3,, Bomberettes Vs. Cheerleaders Row l 2 Corky Reed, Terry Docherty, Cay Echols, Carol Schrader, Drema Taylor, Sue Bostic, Jaye Clise, Mary Beth Moran. Row 2: Robert Barnhouse, Art Abbott, Susie Howard, Tina Reigh, Linda Gilkeson, Mary Gilbertson, Karen Kurle, Trena Baker, Diann Mullin, Terri Hillegass, Mariann Brant, Dave Woolbert, Jack Yohe. Row l : Jody Smith, Arlene Rawlings, Karen Henaghan, Kim Ringey, Anita Tate, Donna Landis. Row 2: Charlie Goheen, Jeff Wertz, Sherry Taylor, Rita Haines, Sue McDowell, Abby Brakeall, Cindy Hastings, Terry Bruce, Tim Vance, Mark Tysinger. 9 . ,,,, ,, I I 1 52 Intramurals 'vm-,N Q S I 1 f ,, ,, , ,A A , ,, A ' 'V fi 1- ffffzif lg, at A :Pt A -' ' f 1 521513-Gzr' ' , Q , W7 f' fir, 9 W Z ff J ,Mx ! j f f A Y 1 f K f sf 552 I' ' ::. rj .fiif ... .gzf Y - .LQ Professor Margaret Ellen Rafter Rafter to Retire Ms. Rafter, Assoc. Prof. of physical education, was born in Keyser. She has served PSC for 23 years, coming to the campus in 1953. Prof. Rafter has the distinction of having taught every female student on the campus for most of those 23 years - and many of the male students in and out of the usual physical education classes, as in ballroom dancing and crafts. But she was more than a teacher: she trained the cheerleaders for many years and took them, often at her own expense, to events throughout the East, she was faculty advisor for Sigma Iota Chi Sorority for many years, she was advisor for the WAA for her entire tenure, and in her role with physical edu- cation and health classes, she advised countless young men and women during their troubles. Ms. Rafter has traveled extensively in this country and in Europe. Her memberships include numerous professional societies and many campus commit- tees. She has been loyal and dedicated, and will long be remembered by everyone at Potomac State Col- lege. 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We're proud to salute our nation during its Bicentennial celebration and are confident that, like our great country, Westvaco's Luke mill will continue to progress in the future. stv co I L pam-0 You'll be amazed at the PULLIAM MUSIC Phone 788-3442 Keyser, West Virginia PULLIAM Music SERVI BucI1anan's Building S CORNER DF CHESTNUT 8- MAIN JIMMY'S ITALIAN AND AMERICAN y Center EYSER, W. VA326726 RESTAU RANT AND PIZZA SHOP 788-1593 Keyser, WQ Va. PAR ROTRUCK FUN N. Main srmeffir A 'A West Virginia Member HOME Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation QQLP QE L14 YOU gk w f ,- 7! 1 'W REAL ESTATE 81 Homes - commsncuu. -.mms APPRAISAL S TRONIZE AND SAY Organizations Student Government 1, x A 9 rlfis . . 3 3 .. . g Q b . .. 5' Y' 'K OX, 'Q-::,::... , . . . Q mp. K wwmwQmXSkw ' ,55'f':-I1E'j:i','-fg', :- 'ss X -.ge . ,. . . v i E':'1f i - ' ' ' :fi . 2 - . fx- awww- ummm 3 +S,wQww5:wwmRf.K ' ' KQQQW diese ,Sweat FQQQQ gt., ,..f:. f:.,'-' : f. '-Q:--':,::::5:qf:-vas-4- EHML i?wMM: .QSQK X533 . - r-wr' - -' '- ,. . . Q, . H Lsmg--'ei 'mx , a -3, K we-, wp' Row I : Brian Bosenberg, Jim Rickard, Hugh Hart, Kim Bailey, Carol Schrader, Linda Cole, Mary Beth Moran. Row 2: Anita Tate, Deana Thaxton, Crystal Deaver, Vicki Hicks, Judy McFarlin, Gwen Palmer. Row 3: Terry Bruce, Mary Ann McGann, Linda Gilkeson, Denis Pritt, Mary Gilbertson, Vicky Goff. 52 ,. Bob McDonald - Vice Pres., Linda Cole - Pres., Deana Thaxton - Sec., Tom lSleepyl Gorrell - VP of Soph. Class, Jack Hartman - Advisor. 1' This is the executive board of the student body. The organization works in cooperation with the college administration to advance the interests and prog- ress of students. Members of the student govern- ment are elected by the organizations they repre- sent. UJA AMAA W .,.,...,. - wt: L Wea.,-Wg ...MX ,L z..fmp-- T PM ll We 'rs SJ rg yi 21 ,,A.4 Row l : Nara Gaines, Alan Williams, Gwen Palmer, Terry Bruce. Row 2: Reggie Jones, Jerome Johnson, Chuck Johnson. Row 3: Vernon Harris, Danny Butler, Ron Ferguson. Row 4: Al Jones, Kevin Smith. OFFICERS Gwen Palmer . . . . . .President Alan Williams . . . . . .lst Vice Pres. Vernon Harris . . . . . .2nd Vice Pres. Terry Bruce . . . . . .Secretary Rosalyn Twyman . . . . . .lst Treasurer Harold Woods ....... . . .2nd Treasurer The main purpose of Uia Amaa is to promote unity among black and other minority group students at Potomac State College. This includes: providing a social outlet for members and friends, seeking ways of increasing minority group population, and serv- ing as a mediating body between the individual minority group members, the college and the community. This year Uia Amaa had 30 members. They met every other Wednesday at 7:00 in the Student Government office. Gwen Palmer - Pres., Alan Williams - Vice Pres., Terry Bruce - Secretary. l.......l Newman Club - f wg V5 . , ., ,, i qi gf T.. ?'1 , 'f ,' 1 Row I: Father Jacobs, Mary Beth Moran, Alice Bonney, Katie Miles, Linda Cole. Row 2: Dan Overdorff, Mary Gilbertson, Mary Ann McGann, Carmel Devlin, Kim Jack Row 3: Roy McCullough, Freeland Oliverio, John Clime, Kevin Dorsey. 4 L. 'I-i. My 2, 3 , , Ar Who l K llll .,..,-.4-'75 John Clime - Treas.g Freeland Oliverio - Vice Pres., Father Jacobsg Katie Miles - Pres.g Alice Bonney - Sec. Christian Youth Fellowship Row I: Bonni Burns, Tina Reigh. Row 2: Caroline Moyers, Jan Brugh, Carolyn Puster, Jacqueline Gustafson, Sandra Staggers. Row 3: Rhonda Van Gilder, Jody Smith, Sara Bergdall, Vicky Goff, Bob McDonald. The purpose of this organization is to bring Christian youth at Potomac State College in closer contact with the church and to deepen their devotional life through recre- ation and fellowship. The meetings are open to all students and faculty members. Circle K Club is Pl 3 it fl .1 1 I This is a service organization for students. The club is sponsored by Kiwanis International and operates through the sanction of the administra- tion of the college. Like other service organiza- tions, the Circle K Club is based on the principle of service. It capitalizes the fellowship ofa group of students who meet once a week. It develops friendship and encourages leadership. It seeks to build a better college and community through intelligent interests, active training, and unselfish l, l I ' Row l: Kelly Pitsenbarger, Diane Fleming, Sandro Staggers, Brian Bosenberg, Kathryn Ludwick, Carla Doll. Row 2: Sarah Copen, Carmel Devlin, Diana Shumaker, Melinda Szafran, Dixie Dixon, Brenda Fertig, John Hof bauer, Jacqueline Gustafson. Row 3: Skiles Montague, Terry Bruce, Mike Kowalski, Duane Largent, David Holliday. I Row 4: Bonni Burns, Donald Salyards, Bill Kuykendall. 3 l leadership. l - Diane Fleming - Vice Pres., Brian Bosenberg - President, Diana Shumaker - Sec. Treas. T 70 1 Home Ec. Club 1:1 omau, Anita Tate, Deb McCulloh, Jan Brugh, Jean Bradfield. Gwen Miller, Sabrina Turner, Holly McMillion, Amy Mo OFFICERS Anita Tate . . . . . .President Elizabeth P. Hanlin . . . . . .Advisor The members of the Home Economics Club, advised by Professor Hanlin, are continuously reaching out for new horizons in many ways. Reaching out to help others applied when members made Christmas toys for selected children in the surrounding area. They were reaching out for new experiences when attending the Hardy and Grant Counties Heritage Weekend. Boosting school spirit formed ci beautiful ' ' 'll h out for fresh learning opportunities at the Spring Convention horizon with a successful Homecoming mum sale. Once again they wi reac ' ' ' ' ' ill always be coming into view for all interested and dedicated members. of the Sta te Home Economics Association. Bright new horizons w 1, .lwxnf Q 'Kazaa V 'Q , s 5:0 iii, away? .5 az' ' , .Zv- ,4-4 A ,Q . .yay 35 , 421 u - ' V, .Q ,:-Mwzfgav. , V-441, 4 ' ?1:2i:ama:. 7' ' NV' Q ,. A j 1, v ,Tia . - W 1' ' 1137171 A av 1- .1 A U Jr 9 A Nr Fi Bcircir Koppcir Row I : Bob Thompson, Tim Michel, Jeff Focemire, Reggie Jones, Jeff Jennings, Phil Heckmon. Row 2: Bob Hott, Mark Stewart, Alon Roper, John Clime, Rick Coldwell, Denis Pritf, John Hofbouer , o r --f we We Fi Bofors in ociion. Phi Sigma Nu liliigi' f ei' wwf mf' Row l: Bob Thompson, Bob Tabler, Mike Kowalski, Skiles Montague, Duane Largent, Ed Blizzard, Dink Bickel. Row 2: Mr. Stone, Dave Seymour, Paul Wickey, George Williams. Phi Sigma Nu Fraternity activities include its annual participation in the White Water Races at Petersburg, held appropriately on April Fool's Day. They also sponsored two Green Phantom parties and they participated with Fi Bater Kappar in Thuse activities before and during home football games. To raise funds, club members had car washes. Sigma Phi Omega x f' 'Mf rv! Row l: Dot Biggs, Carla Doll, Karen Henaghan, Ruth Ann Hott, Trena Baker, Deana Thaxton, Anita Tate, Linda Mayle. Row 2: Alice Bonney, Rhonda Van Gilder, Linda Cole, Donna Landis, Carol Bittner, Nancy Roth, Tracy Freeman, Cheryl Haney, Caroline Moyers, Kathryn Ludwick. Row 3: Skiles Montague, Jeff Harris, Bud Leach, Bob McDonald, Steve Stewart, Freeland Oliverio, Bob Hott, Mary Gilbertson, Mary Ann McGann. OFFICERS President . . . . . .Bob McDonald Vice President . . . . . .Carol Bittner Faculty Representative . . . . . .Prof. Virginia Johnson Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . .Prof. Kenneth Haines A student-faculty organization, Sigma Phi Omega Honor Society was established at Potomac State College in l923. The organiza- tion was founded for the purpose of fostering scholarship and citizenship. lt has remained a local society through the years with its own customs, ritual, ensigna, and traditions. Membership in Sigma Phi Omega is the highest honor to be conferred on Potomac State students. Sigma Phi Omega annually sponsors the Recognition Day Convocation at the close of the second semester. At this convocation vari- ous honors and awards are made, and a summary is given of the activities of all campus groups. The highlight of the academic year is the Spring Banquet which honors new members and parents of all members as well as the faculty of Potomac State College, members by virtue of their positions. The society invites an outstanding personage to be guest speaker at this event. Members of Sigma Phi Omega strive to be helpful and cooperative Qlith students, faculty, and administration. QL- 76 Roth Military Honor Society ,, '- .1- ,- 1:3-1.55 - 'j:1:3.i2':5?Ii13Qgi'-I-f'I-.5iE.'fifii?Ef'?lE532555fE1f-Q1352351fa-? i1?f3ff-1.512 1521:'EF-E-1,'2.1.12,..j2i i5Y , ff' I.. if' i' . - ' ' , ' .1 - , ,. . - K-,irfszg-1 3: :.:gf:.:ss.:1-:-misg.:s,',,:f:pgg::f:.:f:5:s:15.3sge'sg.g:1g'z:5r5-2 -f:f-21.-,sz:.,f:-5.21::1'1 ,',::f,-,,,::.'2.'.,.fc-ffl:-:g':2,1 1-s.,:.' , .. - . , . . ' V :gf-1 , ,Y , , Q V H ,L X, U L .ws HW ,,.,5z.,..-,Mg,.,i:.,C,,5:I.,.,..,,.x:,::,,:,,,,.,...,,..-V.,,',-,.,,.,.,-.-,:.-I , , -,,.:, .- ., V 4 , t F D . t V- , . Row l : Charles Barbe, Mike Lynch, Warren Bernatsky, Robert Faulk, Sam Neff. Row 2: Gary Frank, Robert Progar, Mike Alexander, Tony Dandrea, Mike Cullen, Mike Walker, Captain Benefield. Row 3: Greg Bennett, Joseph Orbin, Jerry Clark, John Clime, Tim Long, Deke Walker, Timothy Isenberg. ROTC Sponsors Sherry Taylor, Sandy Turney, Nancy Roth, Trena Baker. This is a society sponsored by the Reserve Officers Training Corps, faculty and staff. It is comprised of stu- dents enrolled in the military science courses. Require- ments are that a student must have completed at least one semester of ROTC, have an ROTC standing of B or better, and an overall scholastic standing of C or bet- ter. Young Democrats Row ia Gwen Miller, Nancy McCracken, Tim Keeney, Hugh Hart, Bonnie Smith. Row 2: Charlie Hartman, Dave Weakley, Mariann Brant, Terri Hillegass, Joey Vincent. The Young Democrats invited West Vir- ginia gubernatorial candidates James Sprouse and Jay Rockefeller to attend their meetings and speak on the campus. A representative of Mr. Sprouse attended their meeting and Mr. Rockefeller visited the campus February 9, where he lunched in the cafeteria and met with students and Dr. Slonaker. ln December there was a club party at Mark Stewart's home, attended by State Senator Bill Oates and Jay Rockefeller. The club is sponsoring voter-registration drives and a time capsule of campus mementos to be opened in 2076. Club members entered a covered wagon float in the Homecoming Parade and dec- orated for the Mineral County Democratic Women's Club dinner. Club Sponsors are Mr. Simeon Bright and Prof. Lester Beavers. YOUNG DEMOCRATIC OFFICERS, left to right: Nancy McCracken, Vice-Pres., Mariann Brant, Secretary, Tim Keeney, Pres., Terri Hillegass, Treas UI'eI'. Agriculture Club c..N,Mf. -, 4 A: , 9 G Row I 1 Steve Fineman, Danny Dewhurst, Eric Brummer, Alan Roper, Patty McDonald. Row 2: Ricky Franks, John Vandevender, Tim Keeney, J. D. Wagoner, Vicki Hicks, Frank Tettenburn. Row 3: Ron Stover, Lester Burns, Mike Gasper, Dan Overdorff, Paul Atkinson, Bud Leach, Deana Thaxton, Dave Weakley Carolyn Puster. Membership in this club is open to voca- tional agriculture, general agriculture, for- estry, and veterinary science maiors. Its I I wars- D l WN purpose is to promote social and profes- -'.'fQQf,-.ug --H -4 ---H' sional interests ofthe members. xX X X SQ Elk-i f Xi NGN qi, I iii.. fl . fill i lg if Q , i emlscqig H I l lfxxxi K 1 x X X X T 5 -C. L ,-- -'S D 'QXQ3X xg-f D Players Vi 4x,y 3 I Q , For thelr frrst productlon of the 1975 76 season the Potomac Players presented an update of Mollere s commedua dell arte classlc SCAPINO' Several members of the faculty appeared along wuth the students In the play The cast also entered a float In the Homecom mg Parade ln trlbute to the great American playwright Thornton Wulder who died late an and A HAPPY JOURNEY TO CAMDEN AND TRENTON The last productuon of the season was Nell Sumon s THE GOOD DOCTOR a compnlatlon of several Chekhov stones As an prevlous years the Players also assisted many other organlzatlons In the use of audltonum facllltles 1975, the Players presented two of Wilder's short plays, THE LONG CHRISTMAS DINNER 1 79 W7 I Vicky Goff, Kathy Casteel, Drema Taylor, Carol Bittner, P. J. Crogan, Denise Shrout, Bob Grayson, Kevin Forsythe, Joe Alkire, Bob Fike, Deb- bie Barton, Kim Ringey, Jim Rickard. Advisor - Dr. Elizabeth Atwater Editor - Carol Bittner ' . , f 6 2 , f 3 Mary Ann McGann, Hugh Hart, George Hronakes, Kim Bailey, Dixie Dixon, Mary Ann McGann Kim Bailey Brenda Fertig Carla Doll, Hugh Hart, Dixie Dixon, Hazel Hott, Vonda Davis, Devra Devore, Darlene Wagoner, Nona Kahne, Mary Beth Moran, George Hronakes STAFF Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Manager General Staff Brenda Fertig Friend Holl Dorm Council M69 Row I : Ann Hartman - Secretory, Mary Gilberfson - Pres., Terri Hillegoss - Trecs. Row 2: Corkie Reed, Jody Smith, Dremo Taylor, Freshman Reps., Mcrionn Brant - Vice Pres. Activities , 1. f.. f ' F 1. ,Maapw ,sw f W -VA, Row I 1 Denise Shrouf, Barbara Twigg, Annette Cannon, Rhonda VanGilder, Dof Biggs, Bob Thompson. Row 2: Janice Alt, Judy Walker, Paula Ash, Ron Cunningham, Sam Neff, Lamar Weese, Hefzel Johnson, Thad Bergling. Row 3: Ronnie Metcalf, Steve Raschella, Donna Harper, Chris Tennant, John Wagner, Jeff Harris, Greg Marsh, Bob Alf. Row 4: George Williams, Bob Moore, Ruth Shurfleff, Rusfy Keplinger, Hugh Hart, Tim Sweeney, Dan Overdorff, Glen Ward. Pofomac Sfafe College f fd . f ' '27 l X J 84 Marching Band ,ffmgs 'Q' 4 5 0 o.z.'.'f N Concert Band . 'X , z Row l : Lisa Harman, Sara Pfeifer, Candy Boggs. Row 2: Alice Newlin, Janis Alt, Karen Kurle, Rhonda VanGilder, Dot Biggs, Richard Frush, Judy Walker, Cay Echols, Dr. Charles Whifehill. Row 3: Caroline Moyers, Chris Tennant, Bob Alt, Donna Hovatter, Jim Crickard, Ron Cunningham, Thad Bergling, Hetzel Johnson, Lamar Weese, Sam Neff, Robert Stangle, Paula Ash. Row 4: George Williams, Bob Moore, Tim Sweeney, Hugh Hart, Ruth Shurtleff, Rusty Keplinger, Dan Overdorff, Glen Ward, Johnny Wagner, Jeff Harris, Greg Marsh, Mr. Michael Williford. 85 Rhonda VanGilder, Barbara Twigg, Denise Shrouf, Annette Cannon, Dot Biggs. PSC Twirlers N , A - 'Q--N V T Sxvi., Bob Thompson - Drum Moior , Q' . --f.. 4, - . ,pw ,. Rhonda Van Gilder - Sophomore k -- . .Q UPU L x'v' Ng 'L' . 3-4.1.2 W wi -fifs. 1 A , . ' - '- , fi? '. Y N iw' 7 - lf , 'Fa 1T2V? 3 ' aevzfapgf ,1. - 321.14 ....i'g.a:fg 4 1 Y f .,, . 1- .- ,. ??f4f7?'f 'f45Qg 'l-'LI '.a-65525: Z f A Z fhiyf ,Sw ,mf ,qw 1.. W 2 2 C' ,v Q iv V M' A+ ' ff, 5. M W Denise Shrouf - Feature Twirler ,,...........,.........................,...,...... ,. ali, 4' A'-'flfk.,gg,g3i,2g?,3,,,5g.W,Qgj., f Nm' vig: . ' ' 'mga- , , . 4 ww' 3.-U jT??wf' 11?5.1ZEWg,:i few- - A gr-Q V .V-v ,-,. Dot Biggs - Sophomore Music Rusty Keplingler Do Their I Hetzel Johnson . , ,1 A ,vw , :w ' , gl' I 4 .4 4' Ruth Shurtleff Moiors Thing 15 .gf eg . 1-1-v: :. AH - 1 55 sk . + an-,. ., iw f,,v:,:,1,.4gs,,.3. , gf. .. v-.sg ,. fliii -'1A HQSEQ' ,QEQQV . f , 2 v ' 4 5 Z , , 1? m.Nm.'.M+.f,,....f-m.b,..,W..,. . , , . 11:35 Bobby Thompson ES Q1 5:25 V ew:::'12:r:a V.-bk-S . Candy Boggs x X gg . XS. X X X. NX in W osx S xx X x --t:-1. x xv., . 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Stage Band .5 Lili. i Row l: Ruth Shurtleff, Rusty Keplinger, Jeff Harris, Greg Marsh, John Wagner, Dot Biggs, Candy Boggs. Row 2: Steve Raschella, Charlie Wamsley, Rick Gettis, Tim Sweeney, Dr. Whitehill, Hetzel Johnson, Thad Bergling, Paula Dishman, Lamar Weese. .Mm Tony Dandrea - on the rocks. Sure hope I don'f miss fhaf apple. Talk about fight squeezes. I believe in miracles, but this is ridiculous. I -1 K Kung-Fu! Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou? A 'ite Z 2 Kiss me! You sexy thing! When you get To The end of your rope, tie cz knot, and hong on. Work quicker Susie. You know I wont my house carpeted by The end of the week. Xa 'fuqzezzm sig-gilff f X Evil H 2 '-v' 251: A J--71' -, ,QQ .ml-jg . . S x -:L 1' oN 'm??l'i32' X U U55 0 ,av '.,. V V' 4 95 E' 96 ii Coffee House Acts fa 'J Rr V K can r Sf X4 'M 'NV' 'Uhr - I fl'7' ld ' ,,,,,.utO Christmas '75 Thai angel sure would look good on my free over in The room. Please Santa - not here! rf' 'Q Miss CcaTc1mounfXXXVIl Ruth Ann HOTT x Apple Blossom Princess Devrcu Devore Military Boll Queen Trenca Boker A 1,3 1 yy. J! gi! gm Q5 QA f--. ' :kv fri, fi? ' ' ' wi gf ,. H-Y' 'r 'ff ziitw .M -, an U 59' 45. 1 1 xe- Sophomores Adrian A. Adams Moundsville, W. Va. Computer Technology Jeffrey E. Adams Fort Ashby, W. Va. Business Administration Michael A. Alexander Springfield, Va. Forestry, John L. Armstrong Elkview, W. Vg. Geology Deborah Armentrout Keyser, W. Va. Secretarial Science Rachel K. Arnold Bayard, W. Va. Secondary Education Paula M. Ash Alma, W. Va. Biology Kimley J. Bailey Weston, W. Va. Medical Technology David M. Baker Keyser, W. Va. Commerce Trena M. Baker Vienna, Va. Social Work Barney Barnhouse Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Andrew S. Beam Piedmont, W. Va. Commerce J.fGreg Bennett Bruceton Mills, W. Va. Physical Therapy Darrel Bickel Fairmont, W. Va. Business Administration Deborah -K. Bierman Fort Ashby, W. Va. Business Administration Dot Biggs Westernport, Md. English Gerald L. Biser Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Technology Carol Bittner Berlin, Pa. Journalism James L. Blake Wheeling, W. Va. Food Management Edward G. Blizzard Cumberland, Md. Political Science Alice Bonney Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Brian W. Bosenberg Princeton, N.J. Agriculture Mariann L. Brant Lyndhurst, N.J. Social Work Terry E. Bruce Keyser, W. Va. Social Work Janet Brugh Wiley Ford, W. Va. Mathematics Bonni S. Burns Carrollton, Ga. Biology Richard J. Caldwell Glen Dale, W. Va. Pharmacy Kathy Casteel Kingwood, W. Va. Journalism Gerard Clark Johnstown, Pa. Forestry Gerry Clarkson Elkview, W. Va. Physics Kirk Clarkson Elkview, W. Va. Engineering John W. Clime Massapequa, N.Y. Political Science Jaye Clise Romney, W. Va. Accounting Linda Lucretia Cole Romney, W. Va. Biology Jackie Comer Ridgeley, W. Va. Journalism James L. Crickard Elkins, W. Va. Veterinary Medicine Michael T. Cullen Midland, Md. Engineering David B. Dawson Hagerstown, Md. Sociology Devra DeVore I P 41, . Patterson Creek, W. Va. Computer Technology Danny Dewhurst New Haven, W. Va. Agriculture Paula J. Dishman Augusta, W. Va. Education David Dixon Keyser, W. Va. Engineering mf -V 431 '- 9 21-Q, gd, Dixie K. Dixon Elk Garden, W. Va. Accounting Carla S. Doll New Creek, W. Va. Medical Secretary Eric Dowlan Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Technology Ann Effland Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Kathy .lo Finkenbinder Fort Ashby, W. Va. Data Processing Secretary Robert Dennis Finnerty McLean, Virginia Physical Education Diane M. Fleming Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Tracy L. Freeman Elkins, W. Va. Computer Technology William D. Fryer West Union, W. Va. Computer Technology Michael J. Gasper Martinsburg, W. Va. Forestry Mary Gilbertson Weston, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Thomas Gorrell Clarksburg, W. Va. Forestry Cheryl K. Grady Fort Ashby, W. Va. Data Processing Secretary Sharon L. Greco Piedmont, W. Va. Medical Secretary MaryAnn Grinnan Keyser, W. Va. Computer Technology Robert W. Hall - Charleston, W. Va. Agriculture Technology Cheryl A. Haney ' Kingwood, W. Va. Executive Secretary Charles H. Hartman Keyser, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Vicki Hicks Weston, W. Va. Veterinary Medicine Cynthia High G Ridgeley, W. Va. Business Administration Terri Hillegoss Mountain Lakes, N.J. Education Ruth Ann Hott Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education B George N. Hronakes Clairton, Pa. Agriculture I David L. Ice, Il Elkins, W. Va. Physical Education Kimberley Jack Ridgeley, W. Va. Medical Technology Jerome Johnson Iron Gate, Va. Physical Education Barbara Jones ' Parsons, W. Va. Elementary Education Timothy A. Keeney Rainelle, W. Va. Agriculture Donita Kehres . Franklin Township, N.J. Elementary Education Russell C. Keplinger Keyser, W. Va. Music Education Nona Kohne Gilley Lost City, W. Va. Computer Technology Michael Joseph Kowalski Filbert, W. Va. Computer Technology 0 Anhe S. Kuykendall Romney, W. Va. Physical Education Donna L. Landis Keyser, W. Va. Elementary Education Sheree L. Lantz A Petersburg, W. Va. Commerce Debora R. Leasure Moundsville, W. Va. Accounting Technology Craig A. Liebig Keyser, W. Va. Biology Mary L. Light Clearbrook, Va. Computer Technology Kenneth S. Liller Rawlings, Md. Forestry Tim Long Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Kathryn R. Ludwick Burlington, W. Va. English Rick D. Lynch Springfield, W. Va. Commerce John T. Malone Wiley Ford, W. Va. Engineering Technology Bill Mason Fort Ashby, W. Va. Agriculture George L. May Luke, Maryland Business Administration Linda L. Mayle Petersburg, W. Va. Elementary Education Mary Ann McGann Weston, W. Va. Medical Technology A. Wayne McKeever Hillsboro, W. Va. Agriculture Technology Beniamin E. Merica Hedgesville, W. Va. Physical Education Catherine Elizabeth Miles Petersburg, W. Va. English Gwendolyn J. Miller Lewistown, Pa. . Home Economics David M. Pittsnogle Martinsburg, W. Va. Commerce Beverly J. Plum Burlington, W. Va. Social Work Carolyn L. Puster A Charles Town, W. Va. , Agriculture Mark S. Ravenscroft Westernport, Md. Business Technology Steven D. Reckart Romney, W. Va. Commerce Rebecca J. Reel Elk Garden, W. Va. Executive Secretary Mary Beth Moran Weston, W. Va. Accounting Caroline Sue Moyers Doe Hill, Virginia Secondary Education Sam Neff Moorefield, W. Va. Secondary Education Freeland G. Oliverio Clarksburg, W. Va. Pre-Medicine Jeff R. Ours Petersburg, W. Va. Commerce Ann Brown Parrish Keyser, W. Va. Pharmacy Robert A. Peretti Frostburg, Md. Engineering Allen Phillips E Keyser, W. Va.- Engineering Tina Marie Reigh Berkeley Springs, W. Va Speech Pathology James L. Rickard Philippi, W. Va. Journalism Ernest A. Riley Piedmont, W. Va. Commerce Karen A. Rinker Ridgeley, W. Va. Medical Secretary Beverly K. Rollins Wiley Ford, W. Va. Social Work Alan L. Roper Charles Town, W. Vo. Agriculture Jon S. Rosenberg West Orange, N.J. Physical Education Nancy E. Roth Horse Shoe Run, W. Va. Computer Technology Thomas W. Shreve Mill Creek, W. Va. Physical Education Denise Walker Shrout McCoole, Md. Journalism Ruth Ellen Shurtleff Binghamton, N.Y. Music Education Haven O. Sions Keyser, W. Va. Agriculture Kevin William Smith Newark, N.J. Agriculture Wesley A. Sprouse Keyser, W. Va. 4 Engineering Technology 5 1 Mark W. Stewart Keyser, W. Va. Commerce Steven .l. Stewart Vienna, W. Va. Biology Timothy L. Sweeney St. Marys, W. Va. Political Science Robert E. Tabler Martinsburg, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Anita C. Tate Vienna, Va. Home Economics Clinton D. Taylor Keyser, W. Va. Engineering Technology Sherry L. Taylor Romney, W. Va. Elementary Education Frank M. Tettenburn Keyser, W. Va. Agriculture Deana K. Thaxton Charleston, W. Va. Veterinary Medicine Sandra K. Turney Bruceton Mills, W. Va. Social Work Rhonda Kay Van Gilder Keyser, W. Va. ' Elementary Education Susan E. Wagner Wiley Ford, W. Va. Nursing Michael E. Walker Burnham, Pa. Pharmacy William Deke Walker Piedmont, W. Va. Political Science Andrew A. Walters Moorefield, W. Va. Computer Technology David F. Weakley Beaver, W. Va. Agriculture Robert A. White Keyser, W. Va. Computer Technology Alan R. Williams Winchester, Va. Computer Technology George O. Williams Keyser, W. Va. Pharmacy David L. Woolbert Bridgeton, N.J. Forestry John W. Yoder Cumberland, Md. Engineering Jack Yohe McLean, Va. Political Science T A I'.'I'I Z' U Q 03050. 06 .Ll 455 -7 Arthur Abbott Delmar, Delaware Physical Education Glenda Sue Alt Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Carl A. Aycock Pennsboro, W. Va. Engineering John C. Bancroft Greenville, Pa. Agriculture Charles D. Barbe, Jr. New Creek, W. Va. Biology Debra K. Barton Sinks Grove, W. Va. Journalism Sara J. Bergdall Moorefield, W. Va. Commerce Robin L. Blackburn Burlington, W. Va. Home Economics Candice J. Boggs Keyser, W. Va. Music Sue Bostic Union, W. Va. Physical Therapy Donna Mae Bowman Baker, W. Va. Accounting Technology Sheila Jean Bradfield Rio, West Virginia Home Economics Yewwffv-A 'W mips.. Q37 - l 'l . vi., 'tis-f 3'-is J i-, i 8.60 Ox T'--v 'gf' ' LQ Y Abby Brakeall Ridgeley, W. Va. Physical Education Donna M. Brakeall Ridgeley, W. Va. Physical Education Michael Gordon Brown Logan, West Virginia Computer Technology Tamala S. Carder Oldtown, Md. Pharmacy William B. Clark Paw Paw, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Sarah Copen Cass, W. Va. Accounting Thomas C. Davisson Jane Lew, W. Va. Accounting Crystal Deaver Summersville, W. Vo. Elementary Education Carol Jean Deckerhoff Cumberland, Md. Art Education Carmel L. Devlin Lonaconing, Md. Business Education Mark J. Dougherty Johnstown, Pa. Commerce Catherine G. Echols Union, West Virginia Medical Technology Joan L. Evans Keyser, W. Va. Business Education Jody Eye Moorefield, W. Va. Pharmacy H. Jeff Facemire Oak Hill, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Brenda K. Fertig Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Carl R. Forse West Caldwell, NJ. Business Management Kenneth E. Freeman Middlebury, Vermont Computer Technology Kevin A. Forsythe York, Pa. Journalism Narvella E. Gaines Trenton, NJ. Computer Technology Marcia S. Galico Rockwood, Pa. Education Linda M. Gilkeson Rainelle, W. Va. Accounting Technology QW A' 1 QS 'diff' ga . fx L ..,.. in in-M -Jr 'lt' L' Q'P Y Victoria Goff Fairmont, W. Va. Journalism Sheldon C. Green Charles Town, W. Va. Commerce Jacqueline A. Gustafson Keyser, W. Va. Nursing Cindy J. Hall Rockwood, Pa. Elementary Education Vernon Harris New Haven, Conn. Engineering Hugh A. Hart Elkins, W. Va. Political Science Cindy Lou Hastings Keyser, W. Va. Physical Education Sheila R. Heavner Mooretield, W. Va. Accounting Cindy S. Hise Piedmont, W. Va. Computer Technology Teresa J. Hodges Piedmont, W. Va. Social Work David Wayne Holliday Yellow Spring, W. Va. Computer Technology Donna Hovatter Green Bank, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Alvy Humphreys Franklin, W. Va. Agriculture Andrea Hydo Middlesex, N.J. Commerce T. Jeffrey Jennings Luray, Virginia Agriculture Linda M. Jessie Keyser, W. Va. Social Work Glen Jones Laurel, Del. Agriculture Keith M. Jones Sissonville, W. Va. Commerce Regis L. Jones Parkersburg, W. Va. Commerce Diane L. Largent Slanesville, W. Va. Music Linda S. Liller New Creek, W. Va. Psychology Robin S. Lloyd Piedmont, W. Va. Food Technology Lynn Lopiano Stamford, Conn. Arts and Sciences Vicky E. Lowe Rosedale, W. Va. Nursing '1 Thomas H. Lantz Petersburg, W. Va. Forestry Harold R. Litten Burlington, W. Va. Psychology D. Scott Lough Franklin, W. Va. Pharmacy George L. May Luke, Maryland Business Administration 'mi' My ll' 0,4 M. . 7' Iv W4 1 ,gums Ni' 4 John Robert McCoy Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. Agriculture Education Roy S. McCullough Ridgeley, W. Va. Computer Technology Patricia A. McDonald Silver Spring, Md. Veterinary Medicine ' Judith Anne McFarlin Clarksburg, W. Va. Pharmacy Phyllis G. McKeever Hillsboro, W. Va. Journalism Holly Colleen McMillion Oxon Hill, Md. Home Economics Gary R. Meador Wheeling, W. Va. Pre-law Timothy E. Michel Pittsburgh, Pa. Forestry KIIAY, V is W4 ha I . 1 .. :j:1:.2- fm, ' K '- ' r ,I A ,,..-,, Susan Miller Springfield, W. Va. Agriculture Lenny Millholland LaVale, Md. Agriculture Sally Anne Mishler Meyersdale, Pa. Physical Therapy Marie E. Moses Petersburg, W. Va. Social Work Diann S. Mullin Mountainside, NJ. Accounting Ed Myers Keyser, W. Va. Agriculture David C. Nichols Purcellville, Va. Physical Education Rick Niland Piedmont, W. Va. Engineering Technology nfif' -,Q if 1 , 'sg 'Hi' . 2 ' .1 ff 5 5 4, 4: lg M V, v'., ., 45-if? ? 1, M, , ffff 1 f, 45 1. ff Wm ' Www. wk 1 .iaify Mark A. Riccardi South Plainfield, N.J. Social Work Kim Virginia Ringey Middlebury, Vermont Journalism Kimberly A. Rogers Keyser, W. Va. Geology Betsy Ross Mathias, W. Va. Political Science Gregory A. Rotruck New Creek, W. Va. Accounting Technology Carol J. Schrader New Martinsville, W. Va. Biology Dyan Schrock Keyser, W. Va. Medical Technology Robert N. Shobe Burlington, W. Va. Physics Daniel M. Overdorff Mount Pleasant, Pa. Agriculture Kelly M. Pittsenbarger Franklin, W. Va. Pre-medicine Denis Pritt, ll Clarksburg, W. Va. Business Administration Jeffrey L. Randolph Clarksburg, W. Va. Business Administration Ronald M. Rawlings Keyser, W. Va. Secondary Education Corinne A. Reed Marlton, N.J. Physical Education ,LW ,--- we in--'X David F. Simpson Keyser, W. Va. Forestry Bonita L. Smith Baker, W. Va. Computer Technology qrr-was T V: :Z sf... -yr .L 2,5 -4 xx ,. -X, . ffl .LN fclisr-2 , .cc ' xxx: .Nw . -.3 'fqygwq 'E 'N Ix f Jody Dawn Smith Harrisonburg, Va. Medical Secretary Sandra L. Staggers Keyser, W. Va. Nursing Robert M. Stangle Ridgeley, W. Va. Computer Technology Tammie L. Swecker Harman, W. Va. Elementary Education Drema L. Taylor Union, W. Va. Journalism Hank C. Ternove Chester, Pa. Physical Education Kathy S. Tettenburn Keyser, W. Va. Medical Secretary Bob Thompson McCooIe, Md. Music Sabrina L. Turner LaVaIe, Maryland Home Economics 'vm fl I V J l i IPI- E V' liu ,. ,W J 3 , .X r has-' 'ti .066 ' ' 1 A jr, 1 ' ij' 'SC , , V Q, yi' rl' 'fin , u f! 6 .XX '-Mu....., Beth H. Whitt Vienna, Va. Commerce Stephen C. Wickline White Sulphur Spring Medical Technology Eddie Willis Franklin, W. Va. Commerce Mary S. Wilson Short Gap, W. Va. Arts and Sciences Richard W. Wood Lewisburg, W. Va. Agriculture Kay Yvonne Yankee Short Gap, W. Va. Business Technology W.Va. I John C. Vandevender Franklin, W. Va. Agriculture Martha E. Van Meter Cld Fields, W. Va. Physical Therapy Robert Craig Versis Silver Spring, Md. Commerce Joseph A. Vincent Clarksburg, W. Va. Mathematics John F. Wagner Wiley Ford, W. Va. Psychology Darlene Candy Wagoner Ridgeley, W. Va. Physical Therapy Glen Ward Winchester, Va. Engineering Voneta R. White Moorefield, W. Va. Social Work A3 ffgxaiqlg , , 9 er , lg' fi L1 -Fi 1 t What do you mean, the spaghetti sauce is leftover chili? 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With hopeful outlooks all follow Q 0 I their own guiding light which signals the begin- f - - 8 ning of a new life. By following the light one 'Y remains close to naturep growth is not always ,ir Q.: contained in buildings but in the beauty that Q5 , nature reflects. ' y x . 4 535' Mimi? W1 of t if' 'l' . 1 1' ,V ' 4 gall, K E Xi 5 fglfii .W l Q' 1 ls P. Y s ' f Q U ' I I' p 4 Y N Q if A' ' , ff x 31 f--d S.W -X ' . ' ' . 4' S e' ' gi' ' V 'I 'NM Q: A 1 , fd, rt 'fi' . .P . f NF Xi b 1- l 1, T' u A r 'S IJ , ' xg-, J XL .4 V A ,fir - , - A ' M 'P' 1 4 K s ' MQ f- 4. - - ' 'Aff' . , ,. - .5 , El fwx, A A x 'VIN A swf: -I Q' 15. 4 - , irsi xx w xx, b' A .. q v at 'lay .NA l, - 'ey Qi 4 , 4 uv 5 XV fx N- - 1 . -A. vgv - J , '- . . as A PM N ,P 5? . +1 X ' . ' X, ,f ffl, 1 gs, W Et 1lA. 9Qi. ff' , I ' ix' W,':.gA'xME b 5 I I f . ,, Y X X ,f P . 8 . J' H ' 4- 1 - K: ' ' 2, 1: WV iw 'Q '-L . 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Y-,ff since you left me standing in this forest alone to seek pleasures in your crowd by the shore, forgetting the tranquility of the trees and the solitude of our love, i have found myself melting into the quivering earth and i think i understand it more as time drifts byp and though i envy those who share you now and deplore this change separating us, the times of bliss in which we met i should have known were never meant to lastg and so, for each tear i shed regretting this present i shed another in happiness for what we shared in the past. N 456. 159 VX Wlf A A . b 02 1 A .ff fa ,,, , I-My , W We ,gf 5: X , 13? I? , , , 7' ,Q 2 .- 1, an at '49 , . fff' f, 4 W ,'f w' ,w, .,, 1,12 A, i, '- . ' ,lf 4 , V I A We 2,1 ?ff1,W,! 4 , ' ' Wf' ' , 5 X U Q4 1 ,yn 'V ,yifm affifzzffdwf M ia 'Is Wm haha HQ!! 4- -' H 5 . X , :gse-::y'5:Sg,:51-:fgagz YNIIT- 'ie X . X - ' 11 x Q sf- .,..y-M. Y- iw-ls'-I PX 2 Www? 4 ' X My 0310 X W . ., - ., .. --r .Q K ef' e ::e..r.:wf:r. 1. 'GSX' f2vz-A-f: - -' -X X 1-12 1 'QQ x ,Q 1 'lv 1 -5, 1 NX- hw- f Aw ' -'RFQ N ' K ' .'WfWQ..,,, ,- .... t ., . -, ,- - . 3- A 'Q S wx .,X,x .Y ,Q kk ,SWT if A 'X' 2,51 i -N 5 'mx -Q,,,, , 'Vow J 47 QU The absent are never without fault. Nor the present without excuse Life is made of memories, Each distinct in our own minds, Like phantoms along a street, They remain like a persistent dot After the flash ofa camera . . . Remember the Spring of When? How it transcends as a glow of faint Happenings - serenity . . . leisure, Once a bustling fortress of communication, Now a wondering few who think Occasionally of you. Little things you never notice until they are gone . . . Every now and then things happen that grab your mind, twisting the minute into the monumental. Growing up is a painful process. There are many knocks, bumps, and responsibilities to be endured before you are considered a mature person. The awkwardness of meeting people . . . the homework to be made up . . . the promises not to be broken . , . the decisions faced after graduation . . . tragedies, triumphs, and ties . . . the pains of growing up . . . the little things that mature us all. 4 4 Yesterdays. A hundred of them filled with the joy and wonder That a thousand tomorrows May never bring. The events of yesterday take Their final form between The pages ofa book. Such a little thing to hold the accomplishments of men. Such an important thing to hold the key to memories. 'L 29:- 'I V if S, T -if 12 ,1 , ,f-fi ,t ml 52? 3 '5 QQ it -gf .gg '71 , ' 'Q' -sgmwifgf. V 2 g'x.'-, .sf-f',, .I V- L Q v ' Speciale thonks to azlfli the photographers isawrimfwe indebfedr especialily Mr. Deninis-Carpenteirh iandv PY PP ahve, Mr Todd Ware, and also Mr Jacki,Harirharj,, Dlre Their time and patience areidee' a i ireciatedlrif our sponsor and advisor,gMrg Wiililriam Gailfliier, oufrTay1Iol I X X . Y X A lil X P dent Affairs. As Wililiam W0fd'5VilOFfh4!'iQjIdi: fi1Thie:1be.st good man's life is his ilittlie, naimeiless, a nessand of love. b 1 'TheEdfirro1rs-ff 5. Krifm Bafifley ' 5 Mary Anti ', , A A. eg. P, r rr . i .,.f f. , . ., :F , go L+ 343 .r 5471: ' 1,' V, ,xl .,,, , , . -,- fy - 79667 ..,,- - -'-41, , 4, ,.,-5 .. 1 f, 'f fwllii Xgr, ix, 133 .f ' EH -'iff' . . V., .ag ,,.. , ap, , . ff, A- , -' . x,. J. .as ,, iw' .i U? ' -Q , 'ggi Upon leaving the position, the faculty sponsor of the CATAMOUNT yearbook wishes to notice and publicly to thank those who have really done the work of the yearbook for four years: Roseanna McCoy, than whom there could be no better editor Loretta Lewis, who went from the Potomac State editorship in 1974 to be edi- tor-in-chief of the West Virginia University yearbook in 1976 Kim Bailey and Mary Ann McGann, who have brought creativity and imagina- tion' to the yearbook you now read Lana McLaughlin, Deborah Brady, Chris Graham, and Beth Rice, hard-working, efficient, and careful business managers Dick Fauss, Mike Graziani, Catherine Wilkins, and Brian Bosenberg, who did good camera work, stoically endured the clamor of our editorial staffs, and without whose photographs, of course, there would be no yearbooks at all and their boss and tutor, ever-willing Dennis Carpenter Kim Alt, Dixie Dixon, Carla Doll, and Hazel Hott, who were always willing to help whenever asked Mr. Nuzum, who has graciously offered help for many different things Mr. Smith, who did everything he could for our fiscal and physical needs Irene Brown Hartman,bwhose machinery we found invaluable, with Yancey Overby and Ken Carnes Mr. Gordon, who left a comfortable balance behind, and the college president for constructive criticism. This page bought at advertising rates by the faculty sponsor, Wm. H. Gallier. POTOMAC STATE CCDLLEGE OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Keyser, W. Va. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikii A Disfinguished Junior College Accredi'red by I'I1e NorI'I1 CenI'raI Associaiion of CoIIeges and Secondary Schools iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiXiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii X X X i 1 1 X X A Long Tradi'rion of High QuaIiIy Educa'rion A SmaII-College Afmosphere Individual AHen+ion for AII S+uden+s ExceIIenI' FaciIiI'ies Diversi'I'y of Programs Liberal Ar'rs Occupa+ionaI Pre-Professional 1 1., - .,- .. , fn ' .f7'f,'4- . ,H .-. 4'1 . fn . A 'H -: .,- , f, , :n4.,. V' vlfi --1 JFK .5 1 qshlf I . .'.. 5: -9. .IJ 1 !'..f A1 Af: ,pg .L K , ' 4 A , w .. 1, x l . I r 4 fi I, J V V , p - x Q f , .7 f Q 42. wx .,, 0 Q -. .1- 1 v- ? . ,ag-.i. - P I4 -mr. A1 gm,-'wav ' V. ' -- -45's-..' , ,gli Eg, tw- -fp ,'.,J: , f'v'?. . a 1 I. I, p 0 fn 1- Q A .. I . .L A ' s Q ,. 9 o J 145 9 V . Li-H . h ,. I, J., , .5 9' . 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