Potomac State College - Catamount Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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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

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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'

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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.