Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

4,-,,f f 1 1 A 1 - f . V 7 ff.-.V4f-freif lk' ff,- 314'-f'7y C7 X 7 sv X l GPEN LETTER FRQM we THE Eoitora M June l, l957 Shepherd College, Shepherdstovvn, West Virginia Dear Reader, The volume which lies before you represents the hardest two months of my life lover-statementl. Here are the pictures, articles and ideas which all took form in ink since April. When I took charge ot this horse in mid-stream, very little had been done to spur it on its way funder- statementl so it the whole book has a hurried atmosphere about it fthat is, it it's sloppyl please excuse it. This isn't the worst yearbook Shepherd has ever printed and it certainly doesn't pretend to be above average, but it does threaten to break the short order annual record. Without copy, without pictures, without ads, without paper, we faced the setting sun, but somehow, here's your annual. Regards, Fred Buzzerd, Editor Assistants: Sallye Morgan, Barry Ott. Advisors: Dr. Louise Johnson, Mr. Ralph B. Church. Individual photographer: Kelley's ot Hagerstown. SHEPHFRD QQ: I PGP 1 1956-157 ,......, DEDICATIQN We proudly dedicate this book to our friend and teacher Mr. William R. Thacher, professor of Economics and Geography. A Thoroughly ex- perienced instructor, a true scholar whose interests extend into many other fields, and a devoted family man, Mr. Thacher represents the best qualities of his profession. CQNTEIXITS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ORGAIXI I ZATI DNS ATHLETICS SPECIAL FEATURES l, 2' 2' E 'A g, -at PRESIDENT OLIVER S. IKENBERRY -2 A Q, 4 4, Q Q X-, X gl, , . mia' N E ACADEMIC DEAN JESS O. CULLISON DEAN OF MEN DALE A, YOUNG REGISTRAR A. G. SLONAKER . . ,l ..- I .... J. 4' W ' Z W 1 9 ,f .3 . K 1 1 MR. JOHN L. EGLE H N246 1 in MRS. CHRISTINE KNOTT MR. ROBERT AUERBACH MRS RETHA BUSEY MRS BEVERLY FOGG MRS. EDITH BLAND MISS KATHLEEN BOYER MISS VIVIAN PARK MRS, ANN SCI-IRADER f I Bm! HE! ' I 3 Q. 1 ll' Ill lil 53 O xwffiifikgp Cp? fb Gif 449 Q0 JO XVFNF 1?- opeugylfi an Af-T':?,Np,L BANK ,L V519 f.-Cottgfviw pl-HUID ' . , snirxmawnvmb ,nu L, MR. CHARLES PRINTZ DIVISIGN OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIGN MRS- INEZ RIGGS Mlss MARY DUNSTON E' MR- WILL I Y .tm as ' ' t'.,,t,1 . :fl-. . W 5 57 'I 52.115-rti, . DR. RUTH SCARBOROUGH IAM THACHER DR. H ARRY KLUG DIVISION SOCIAL MR. J STUDIES , 3-- 'Ai 1' I 5 6 MR. CLETUS LOWE f -sg, ' ,V 5. .: I'. 'I' :,,...ww y'v,,- I ,UD bfk .3 - Shepherd European Tourists standing before Rome I wfs' ' If! DR. ANTHONY BODOLA DR. CHARLES ATHERTON DIVISION 's I DR. WILLIAM SIMPSON OE SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS 'wu- MR. RAY HARRIS DR. JOHN GOULDING MR. BURTON SQUIRES DR. WILLIAM SPEG DIVISICDN OF EDUCATICDN . ...LJU f ,.F'M,,, W - nan U uemnnllf X , 'I , I ff - 4 n . lc L qf'3C4f'f5 45 if N MISS FLORENCE SHAW l N -v I lg .x' MR. KENNETH RILEY MRS. HAZEL NEWMAN NV' r?cSNOM'CS Mas. RUTH LANE 'A 9 f DR. SARA CREE HEALTH DIVISICDN F DR. RICHARD MACKEY D PHYSIC CATIDN I V K 1. N'-qt! -.. is I ' - .'. -, . ' M . Q v .- -4. - MISS RUTH CONARD IG I. r ' 1 Esss RIGGLEMA 1 1 Y i 1 W f DR. LOUISE JOHNSON X DR VERA E. MALTON 'UG - Q., Q- K , 5 ' 1, ? A X1 Q X MISS GERALDINE GALLAGHER DIVISION GF SQ W , .X 1. 7 'Q 4 I .l ff I X 1 , 'Pf- A-Q. . .5 -N ' ' l:: 'f - f N. - I .jg if I. gif' I ' I I PI Q I 5 I 5 . .11 3 ' MR. CARL FARNSWORTH 27, I KW . '-Ax FINE ARTS MRS. MARY SCANLON . at f I ,rffx MR. HERBERT WILDEBOOR ., i' I ! , '11, x, :If MR. GUY FRANK 5 I In 6.- 'L'Mx 4 in rf- Wg 1 1, if f. xg .A 5-A Qi, I N ' s Q W fm F - z . ' x f 1 f 1, iil xx J 1 K I U ' K3 X W . , :- 1 , Q , N' 1 ,,. 5 Y-'I ,Y if . Z ,ii :- 17. 4 A -Jr lxk ' .J , 1 ig ,Sr ,. 'D' e , 4 1 ' K W UN -! S XJ. fQ 4 1 un- l 7 -44 5 'An Y , - .. 1 vp: NM' 'kwa av' up fi A if 'S' ff iw ff ffffsge Ay QV Q jf! f '!4 I we ,Saga 49 ,gf f f 4012? we ff , - 21' 2 --AA ' -'-' Q ' - A ' . - 4 'H' 1 wf2,,f: . 1' . :wf1,.,fx - - ' .1 1 Ymfrwf V S7 fm- Ar K 1 :vm 4 agp in :HX if 11: M Ffh-9 nina-MIW M WARREN JOSEPH AARONSON Washington, D.C. B.A. iEnglish, Psychologyj PHILIP C. ADAMS, JR. Romney, West Virginia B.A. CPhysical Education, Biologyl DOROTHY REBECCA BARR Kessel, West Virginia B.A. iElementaryJ DOYLE W. BOLYARD Aurora, West Virginia B.A. lPhysical Education, Social Studiesl LARRY GLENN BOLYARD Aurora, West Virginia B.A. CPhysical Education, Biologyj JOHN BRATTY Baltimore, Maryland B.A, iPolitical Science, Historyl HORTENSE BROWN Charles Town, West Virginia B.A. CEIementaryI GRAHAM LAMBERT BULLOCK Martinsburg, West Virginia B,S. IBioIogy, Chemistry? .M 'h-...Auf Maw' i My I GLADYS TERESA CALEMINE Keyser, West Virginia 'hu B.A. IEIementaryJ X, WILLIAM IRA COLLINS Charles Town, West Virginia B.S. IPhysicaI Education, Historyb 'luv-nxmnnv 34 THEODORE GARY COOPER f Washington, D,C. B.S. CBusiness Administration, Journal- 'Mr' ISFYIJ M GEORGE DAVID COOPER if Hagerstown, Maryland hu.. '19 ui-.a..g,Q 'QHV B.A. CArt, Englishj w LINDA LEE COOPER Shepherdstovvn, West Virginia B.A. CEIe-mentaryl FOSTER L. COUCHMAN Martinsburg, West Virginia B.A. fSocial Studies, English! ROBERT COLVIN DUDLEY Hagerstown, Maryland B.S. CBusiness Administration, Historyb CAROLYN MERLE DUNBAR Hancock, Maryland B.A. lPhysical Education, Englishj HARRIETT NIGH ELLIOTT Hagerstown, Maryland B.S. lBusiness Administration, Englishl NORMA ALBERT FORSYTHE Harper's Ferry, West Virginia B.A. lEnglish, Library Sciencej RODNEY GLENN FORSYTHE Harper's Ferry, West Virginia B.A. fMusic, Englishl MARY MICHAEL GARRETT Martinsburg, West Virginia B.A. fBusiness Administration, Englishj HARRY STUART GRANT, JR. Bunker Hill, West Virginia B.A. CMatln, Social Studiesl NANCY MILLER GROVE Inwood, West Virginia B.A. lElementaryJ JAMES BARRY HALL Shepherdstown, West Virginia B.S. CBusiness Administration, Physical Education! MARY JOAN NA HARLEY Martinsburg, West Virginia B.A. CEnglisl'1, Physical Educationl 2, ' ...-M 'X . HK ff? QW nw! ,am gpg' kd' -177' STANLEY PRICE HAWSE, JR. Moorefield, West Virginia BS, lfjhemistry, Biologyj SARAH ANN HENDRICKS Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia B S. lBiology, Chemistryl BEVERLY KATHARINE HOLDEN Baltimore, Maryland B.S., B.A, lEngIish, Physical Educationj GARY LYNN HOUPT Hagerstown, Maryland B.A. lEnglish, Social Studiesl GEORGE LOUIS HUBER Baltimore, Maryland B,A, CPoliticaI Science, Business Ad ministrationl ROBERT CHARLES HUGHES, JR. Alexandria, Virginia B.S. lBusiness Administration, Econom icsl TEMPLE ANNE HUGHES Shepherdstown, West Virginia B.A. lElementaryJ LLOYD WHALEN HYATT, JR. Bethesda, Maryland B.S. fPhysical Education, Social Studiesl MARGARET N. JACKSON Bolivar, West Virginia B.A. lElementaryJ NORVAL GOLE JOHNSTON, II Kearneysville, West Virginia B.S. CCl'1emisfry, Maihl CHARLES EDWARDS KERNS, JR. Buckhannon, West Virginia B.S. fBiology, Chemistryl GARY LAIGN KERNS Berkeley Springs, West Virginia B.A. CPhysicaI Education, Englishl ...n- 'wx ps0 Ogg 'ii 'la-we ae 05 1' . n-1 - if 4, JAY PITTMAN KEARNS Kearneysviile, West Virginia B.A. LEIETTIEUTBYYJ RHEA J. KIRK Winchester, Virginia B.S. CChemistry, Math! WILLIARD MAXWELL KITZMILLER Keyser, West Virginia B.A. QEIementaryi ROBERY BRUCE LACOUNT Martinsburg, West Virginia B.S. CChemistry, Mathb A. LOUISE LARSEN Rahway, New Jersey B.A. fElementaryJ DOROTHY LEE LEATHERMAN Moorefield, West Virginia B,A. fEIementaryJ LILIAN LEE Shepherdstown, West Virginia B.A. IEIementaryD JAMES GARY LESLIE Charles Town, West Virginia B.S. ICI'1emistry, Math! STANLEY WESLEY LINK, JR. Charles Town, West Virginia B.S. IBusiness Administration, Econom icsb EMILY V. MILLER Martinsburg, West Virginia B.S. IHome Economics, Biology? HERBERT JACK MILLER Hagerstown, Maryland B.S. IBusiness Administration, Historyl RUTH SCARLETT MILLER Martinsburg, West Virginia B.A. IEIementaryJ WILBUR H. MILLER Morgantown, West Virginia B.A. CSociaI Studies, Englishi GLENNA RUTH MCGEE Tunnelton, West Virginia B,S, fHome Economics, Erlglishl LESLY MCWHORTER Alexandria, Virginia B.A. CSpeech, Physical Educationj RONALD MORAY NEFF Moore-field, West Virginia B.S, lBusiness Administration, Biologyi MIKELL NIGH Hagerstown, Maryland B.A. lBUSil'16SS Principlesj RILEY ALLEN NIXON Alexandria, Virginia B.S. CBioIogy, Physical Educationj BEATRICE BARTGIS NOLL Hedgesvilie, West Virginia B.A. iSociaI Studies, Englishb JAMES EDWARD O'BRIEN Charles Town, West Virginia B.S. CBusiness Administration, Econom- ics? JAMES MICHAEL OMPS Highview, West Virginia B.A. CPhysicaI Education, Social StudiesI BARRON CRAIG OTT Hagerstown, Maryland B.S. iBusiness Administration, Econom- icsI SAMUEL R. PARIS Sleepy Creek, West Virginia B.S., B.A. CBusiness Administration, Artl J IMMIE ALLEN PETERS Rock Oak, Virginia B.S. fCI'iemistry, Mathj ,paul exif- ag, ' 2 pf er' ' 5,-N OE ,,. --i' 'Ti Arif' i 'WU 'Y' Ti, QQ9 iii-uw-'H 'WW if JOHN P. PRATICO Charles Town, West Virginia B,S. lBusiness Administration, Econom icsl FRANCES RICE Hagerstown, Maryland B.A. lBiology, Englisltl THEODORE LAMAR SAGER Moorefield, West Virginia B.A. lPl'iysicaI Education, Biologyl LYNNE CAROL SCAFATI Rahway, New Jersey B.A. lElemer1taryl ANN LINDSAY SCHRADER Shepherdstown, West Virginia B.S. CBusiness Administration, Econom icsl SUE AYAN SCHRIVER B.A, QPhysicaI Education, Englishl JOHN W. SEBURN Hagerstown, Maryland B.S. CBusiness Administration, Histor MARY JOAN SILER Charles Town, West Virginia B.A. fEIementaryJ HOUSTON D. SNOWDEN Bolivar, West Virginia B.A. fArt, Englishl EDWARD L. SNYDER, JR. Martinsburg, West Virginia B.S. CChemistry, Mathj CARL OSCAR STEWART Oakton, Virginia B.A. KEngIish, Sociologyj JOHN D. STINE Hagerstown, Maryland B.S. CBusiness Administration, Econom- icsl ':---- Y 977' J ' 1 Q. Qin... 4 ia -di 'T' of-M 4 ,M ,L .19-Q -nr' Ni KN B er'--'w ----..-.pg mv iHM.,p.,,a 'mm . ,egg J 'af ' ---.-.-all' ai-' 2 Ve f ,,,a'r f X MARY JOANNA STRITE Martinsburg, West Virginia B.A. iElementaryJ MARY E. TAYLOR Charles Town, West Virginia B.A. iEiementaryJ EDGAR ALLEN TUCKER Shepherdstown, West Virginia B.S. iPhysicaI Education, Biologyl WANDA M. TUCKER Shepherdstown, West Virginia B.S. iBusiness Adnnihistration, Englishj HAROLD WILLIAM TURNER Ridgeley, West Virginia B.S. CBusiness Principles, Physical Ed ucationb KYLE W. TUTWILER Augusta, West Virginia B.S. CBioIogy, Chemistry! ALTHEA ANN VICKERS Shepherdstovvn, West Virginia B.A, IEIementaryI PAUL JULES VITOL Middletown, Virginia B.S. IEconomics, Historyj OLIVE MYRTLE WARDRUP Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia B.A. IHome Economics, Biologyl AUSTIN JAMES WEBBER Martinsburg, West Virginia BS. IMaTh, EngIisI'1J WILLIAM WELLES Hagerstown, Maryland B.A. IEIementaryI MILDRED LUCILLE WILSON ' Princess Anne, Maryland B.A. IPhysical Education, Social Studiesj . , 'ha' .pdf-H' 'wr 40 ,QS Q9 2,1 29 'wv Us 2.3433 4'Zi'M-s. i 5 5-WN 5,3 1. , if Qvx 4-'QP-gg A Q4 -basin I a. I fl! ll I Ill I I lil I I Ill I I Ill I!! I!! I I Ill l l Ill I- I Ill Ill Ill J' ' .V 'T Q s 3- C lr will v xv? 4 ll Ill Ill Iii Ill Ill ,,. r new ill Ill ii: Ill :Em Ei: 45 FL. NAOMI DELORIS WITMER Boonsboro, Maryland B.A. CEnglish, Historyl DOLORES ANN WOTRING Aurora, West Virginia B.A. CElemen1aryJ 5 yi 46? k egg V 6 0.07 22? QS! QX A QQ , L Xr? fi? fp KX Q43 2 O JZQVA Q5 re 6 5, .IV X 'ia Nancy Ana he-son Nd Dorothy Arno d Nhey DonaX 4- 'Il W 'Q fi. 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Wilt f t-'wr m-'r 1 Tl-IE BARD BGWLS 11 Challenge her to bowl -Love's Labour's Lost What I have lost today at bowls l'lI win tonight of him -Cymbeline xi d Joan glow OOCW ar ixllglv Wm Had I been judge, thou shouldest have had ten more -Merchant of Venice Strike !-Romeo and Juliet As we do trace this alley up and clown -Much Ado About Nothing A beggarly account of empty boxes -Romeo and Juliet S - ,M Ah, sweet cluclcs -Troilus and Cressicla . AA ja 1 l 'I ' V 0 05 , 33, xn 4 ,iran 1 Y gtg, 2 Q'4 4,.x gi at U Dorothy Bohz Pa'rnc'ra Borror wers fig!! awww' Kas Ambrose Doug DeXXa Baker Lerand Banrster Patrrcka BNTUCYCY Laurence Bkrrnrngharn DoXores BK-shoii John Bo Q Ohver Braxton James Bryant ' Chades Burkhart 1 W, W I Capper , Laffy Carpenter Doyle C Harold B H! Fit f usey r?,, ' Marjorie Bussaulr Mary Campbell , f .'l?' er W, ,J J Emmerr arlerr 9 Q. '-. ,Q Y fm V., K 'Ql- fda we N, Q x I , . I' I '4: l'-L' I, I V . N I ' x Q nj ,v N LA . X 'V si W b 3 . 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Margaref Lang Bruce MacG1'll Martha Mack CeQkX Payne fav? -idx I . fy ez 63 h' ng xx tiki f QM 601055 Xra M Margaret Mclurkm J 0 Nxemzer Bohn NN'rXXer Parrrcra NNoNer Earth Munson I Emerg QQ! W Eva Propsi Sharon Rhrner aX th Rupperwth Ehzabe Jane S-'der Gregg Snyder W W X ir Q ll Fred Sfaafs guna, wa Sandra Sullivan Wil Evelyn Svvadley JOyce T eets Wand 6Tce V1 i 'VH l U lf r W Roy Wallace X sw, U-e ig :eff E NN '35 Q 0372 + 'h- Eleanor g, T hofnas W ailing Mildred Ware Averill W ' Washfn ashlngfo gron D ,, I A , , .it .ft -east - N F7 f 9 G E ar 5 i L ' -I 2' A Tb 4 1 G mf: I if ' ff -h 1 Q. f' r 4 I f Q II M, img - Q W 'J fs 5 I, , U WI LD BI LL SHAKESPEARE AND I-I I S EL I ZABETI-IAIXI E I GI-IT Rock . . . -Coriolanus And . . . roIl'!Midsummer Night's Dream . .Crazy age -Henry IV, part I Go, John, go! -Merry Wives of Windsor . . he's gone -Tempest Hang off, thou cat'!Midsummer Night's Dream Did he not send you . . .? -Love's Labour's Lost When such strings jar, what hope of harmony? -Henry IV, part II 1 X 1 I ,. 'V-QV 7 ff fi 5 ALPHA PSI CDMEGA From the time Shepherd opens its doors in the fall until summer, Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary fraternity, is busy helping would- be actors, actresses and dramatic teachers develop roles for their futures. Alpha Psi also sponsors a Homecoming breakfast each year for returning graduates. The group co-sponsors with the Drama Department the col- lege's major and minor theatre productions each year. Dr. Vera E. Mal- ton is the advisor. A poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage - Macbeth r Y' 46... x, A: '1': 2 In J i ' ' c, .1 - ,Epi I y f-haf c iv , BAND 8 5 4 X The band offers excellent opportunity for those who play musical instruments to continue their training. The band played their annual winter concert this year ipictured abovej, marched at the home football games, participated in the Spring Fine Arts Festival, and made several concert tours. Mr. Guy Frank and Nlr. Herbert Wildeboor conducted. The end of life cancels all bands -Henry IV, part I l it 9 BETA CHI Pl-ll MU , 1? , - . ,-5, f asf! ,417 ' fi This science academy holds monthly meetings at which faculty mem- bers of the science and mathematics divisions, student and guest lectur- ers speak on advances and problems of scientific interest. Officers were: Ray Flagg, President, Graham Bullock, Vice President, and Sally Hen- dricks, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Ray Harris serves as advisor. Fire, burn, and cauldron, bubble -Macbeth CHOIR Under Their new direcTor, Mr. HerberT Wildeboor, The choir made considerable advances This year as They noT only conTinued To sing con- venTional music buT also Turned To progressive modern composers for several selecTions. They made some successful concerT Tours This Spring. I Thank you for your voices: Thank you, your mosT sweet voices -Coriolanus CHRISTGS ADELPHOS I ti Wim , .56 Q, A This organization is composed entirely of students who are preparing themselves to enter professional Christian service. By entering into this fellowship, the members feel that they are all enriched in their under- standing of the various Christian sects. They conducted this year's col- lege lenten services. Bell, book and candle shall not drive me back -King John CUHQNGORQOTA 1. Issuing The yearbook aT The end of The academic year is The sTaTf's only duTy, however, ThaT in iTselT is a whole year's work. Gathering copy, Taking picfures of all college deparTmenTs and acTiviTies, designing, and assembling adverTisemenTs are all parT of The iob. This year due To sTaTT changes and unavoidable circumstances The annual was laTe. IT Tell To The hands of a few To see ThaT This symbol of college days and Their senTimenTs was published. The sTaTT members were: Fred Buzzerd, edi- Tor, Sallye Morgan, copy ediTor, and Barry OTT, business manager. Dr. Louise Johnson and Mr. Ralph B. Church were The advisors. Report me and my cause arighf'-Hamler 4-H CLUB wi lv.. fe 'fffa 156 ,Tiff-.i, The club, which is afTiliaTed wiTh The WesT Virginia ExTension Service upholds The sfandards of The naTional 4-H on campus. The group spon sored a hike This year. Officers were: Donna Schill, PresidenTg BeTTy TeeTs Vice President Barbara Stonebraker, SecreTaryg and VioIeT WilT, Treas urer. Miss Conard is The advisor. We'll pluck a crow Together -Comedy of Errors HGME ECGNGMICS CLUB -' -,1.,w.?,, ':,- X- , ' 1 nik- elf -'fx 'if ' ' S 2 , I Ax fr A- -F 1 . X. , genxi, if . .' '-'- JS' fLi.,g, . wk: A36 Q .L-J: 'gy 'HQ , , ' f .N s , . .5 iss-af 'f N4 W, M31 . .,,,,, B if , 4 'sv ' N 'K Membership in this club is limited to students having home economic classes. At the meetings the members further personal development and become better informed concerning professional opportunities in the home economics field. Above, the old and new officers hold a recep- tion. The officers were: Willa Fraley, President, Beth Bellinger, Vice Pres- identg Mary Michael, Secretary, and Donna Schill, Treasurer. Mrs. Hazel Newman is the club's advisor. And men sit down to that nourishment which is called supper -Love's Labour's Lost INTERNATIGNAI. RELATIQNS CLUB This student club, organized for the study of international problems, is sponsored by the Foreign Policy Association. The monthly meetings feature discussions of immediate problems of world concern. Above, a group plans a format for presentation. The officers were: Jack Bratty, presidentg Il Hi Kang, vice presidentg Myralin Spriggs and Manuel Valas- quez, secretariesg and Lynne Scafati, treasurer. Dr. Ruth Scarborough is the advisor. Blessed are the peacemakers on earth -Henry III, part ll. KAPPA DELTA Pl ,,... il i ' 'gsmarg fn-xg 1110 Ki This is a national society in education open to juniors and seniors maintaining honor standards in academic subiects and education. The group is advised by Dr. William Speg. The officers were: George Cooper, Presidentg Raymond Flagg, Vice President, Beverly Holden, Secretary and Treasurer. The text is old, the orator foo green -Venus and Adonis NEWMAN CLUB This group is a Catholic organization whose purpose is to offer a meeting place for religious discussion by Catholic students. The group also offers recreational opportunities. Officers were: Lynne Scafati, pres- ident, Lori McDonald, vice president, Sue Schriver, secretary, and Ray Elliott, treasurer. Mrs. Scanlon serves as advisor. Defy the Devil! Consider, he's an enemy to mankind -Twelfth Night new-L I THE SHEPHERD CGLLEGE PICKET Published once in September, semi-monthly from October to May, inclusive, and one issue during the summer sessions through June, July, and August by the students ot Shepherd College, Shep- herdstown, West Virginia. Entered as secondrclass matter February 12, 1952, at the post office at Shepherdstown, under the act of March 3, 1879, accept- ance tor mailing at special rates of postage provided in Section 1103, Act ot October 3, 1917, authorized February 12, 1952. Subscription price, one year in advance, 31.50. Member ot the West Virginia Intercollegiate Press THE STAFF - Editor-in-Chief Sallye J. Morgan Advisor L Ralph B. Church Associate Editors Lee Keebler, Sue Miller Assistant to the Editor Dot Arnold Circulation Manager Anna Lou Cummins Columnists Warren Aaronson, t George Cooper, John Wolf Photographer Bill Watson s Warren Aaronson, Ewell Anderson, Mary Bodola, Hortense Brown, Gary Cooper, Mary Hartsaw, Harriett Ham- mann, Lloyd Hough, Lee Keebler, Ed Kerns, M. F. Kershner, Sue Miller, Be- atrice Noll, Fred O. Way, Charles Wenger. Q Reporters I 2 ll Critic Cooper Poet Aaronson .- P , : J, 'PN VY 1 Advisor Church with Associate Editors Keebler and Miller Critic Wolf and Editor Morgan This news is old enough, yet it is every day's news aeMeasure for Measure Pl DELTA EPSILQN PromoTing good journalism eThics in college is The aim of The Pi DelTa Epsilon, naTional honorary journalism fraTerniTy. Besides supporfing The aim, The fraTerniTy oversees and passes jurisdicfion on policies dealing wiTh The Two college publicafions, The PickeT, official college newspaper, and The CohongorooTa, annual. Membership in This naTional honorary journalism fraTerniTy is based on work for eifher publicaTion, fuTure use in The journalism field, and academic average. A formal iniTiaTion was held This Spring. Officers were: Sallye J. Morgan, presidenT, Beverly Holden, vice presidenT, Sylivia Sigafoose, secreTary-Treasurer. Nlr. Ralph B. Church is The advisor. Devise, wif, write, pen, for I am for whole volumes in folio -Love's Labour's Losr STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate meets once a week with representatives from every organization on campus eligible to participate. The group sponsors Homecoming, the Spring Queen's Ball and the Miss Shepherd Contest. President-elect tor this year was Joan Siler. Dean Dale Young and Miss Shavv act as advisors. The Law hath not been dead. . . 4Measure for Measure VETERANS' CLUB K r .N 'sxiff' This group of men represents a gathering of individuals whose back- grounds all have included military service for their country. They spon- sored a raffle in the fall and they proved themselves good iudges of beauty as their veterans' sweetheart, Miss Joyce Holden, won the Miss Shepherd contest this year. Officers vvere: Norman Bradford, president, Bob Maphis, vice president, Manuel Velasquez, secretary, and Bob Simons, treasurer. Mr. Riley serves as advisor. One for all and all for one vve gage -Rape of Lucrece '55- ict? iff' W Y J X X ' ,- V . N 'A X tflp W DLT QRDER When shall vve three meet again . . .?'!Macbeth A politician . . . one that would circumvent God -Hamlet B ear my greeting to the senators and tell the Julius Caesar m that I will not come today - Dispense with trifles'!Mer ry Wives of Windsor UI understand a fury in your vvords, but not the words -Othello This session Ito o ur great grief we pronouncel even heart -Winter's Tale pushes 'gainst our -,..,.. - lid X L XX 5 Z N rlfff, Eff, , NX A- abt, I I4 ,, x I V Q? 4 . W flu' KY Q' . 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TMJ KAPPA EPSILQN Russell Banister Chester Collette Raymond Doyle Sam Glaize Charles Gravatte William Griffith James Hardin Robert Hughes Lloyd Hyatt William lsherwood William Kesler Les McWhorter James Moon Donald Pentony James Peters Stanley Schrader Lynn Shirley Fred Staats William Turner Kyle Tutwiler Richard Way lp-at , 2' , la F it , ,av Q- 9 J L Q1 li ' 5 Ji f' Q1-v ,, 1. - ., I L fl C Y J ly V? '31 'Q VXA 'V X an Y -f '35 .Q rv ' V I N I . in . x F Q, xsw- If A V it ,Tv A C r,l Q 6, 2 gl Q 5 2' gr --22' ,ia : if , Y tl Q 3 .w .4 Q., ..: at 2' -' -. Q '15, . fv Z- js fi A L' ml' ' L 1 t it sh x L' Q 1 , ., ' ' Q. 1 s...- 1. L,....:.... HERE AND THERE 1. ' wi ' -,care-ig f , ., Hi WLM ,E yi . .V E32 E ix I ,aj .f ' xv 'iw , V .,..-,,,,,,f,,g :'M,.A.1 3 1 Q . , '2 4 I k 1 ' M, U 35 e F- E E ' , f f-'f +4 .3 .. 1 ' fd-fm: xqft' ' 'xxx fl NP! P? X A x ' .1-'S 5 ' I --N U 7? V ,A xv ff' - ... 11:-723-if , 9 4 7734 Q .t?Afgtly-f 'Xp-.1 2, -fi 4' Y. E ' 'Y lxofll V Ns 1 4 , 1 'Y I , l E I r , N T w I S A X - 1 F I X , gm, ,k qw. ea Ill IIE L! l W' - QQ gs 1 fifgx., fn I, iq AMT. A AK A. Q2 ' W .1 .. 7 ' . luv 'K AA.. . V ' if f Q' W X-.w'5f',,. , 2 E E i 1 Q 4 ff Q iff f 2' ff 1 H 254 HGME UE F' 55 n...L.Ll i gl F 1 I 4 T I I E ? rg GMING N ,uw I X R Q90 I.: 8 .M-af 4 Hg '-.v an .' B202 3 V6 1 K, 1 7 1 i Q gy LEADERSHIP QUNH1RtNLt pM if Q - l ,. A 92522 SWAN 'A 'S SSH: .4 59-51 sf, wi? 55 Q ?WM5 E W x 4 Q X iiq cwsiff '.' i gl f '25, ,JAUQ NXQNQQ ASSEMBLIES Every Wednesday Morning at lO a.m., Shepherd students view assem- bly programs which range in interests from drama to botany lectures, from vocational torums to band concerts. These programs further and encourage students' interests in various fields. TEKE MINSTREI. ef? THE BARD REPGRTS CXWNPUS VQICES lt goes much against my stomach. l-last any philosophy in thee, shepherd? HAs You Like It I would give all my fame for a pot of ale and safety a Henry V We that are true lovers run into strange capers -As You Like It But, for my part, it was Greek to me -Julius Caesar He has not so much brain as ear-wax -Troilus and Cressida Speak lovv, if you speak love'lMuch Ado About Nothing Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall -Measure for Measure If is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing -Macbeth Not so hot -The Winter's Tale 5 T5 J. , -.. C 5 44 5 T2 15' t if , 2, 3 Y' xmggrjf, ,,, 3 5 1 . Tiw ff, twin' xx xg, W 1 3 , ,ag 'L 42 wi 0 E 1 I ,fu x,1f T., Yyok I b ,Q 36: 0 E ,f , Qzqgm .AMR x iff? ' . ,, 1b.-wif 'Ml ff K' ' -Q QUEENS 2 W 4 I N EBALL wx pn TN '- x, !' ' ' -fs 1 ' A vim H i' f 5- 'A ' L-ILMQQ' W' . J- a 3' R '-. E If Some shall 2 ll 1 l X use l N .N 53 W 6,1 .wlix ,N xl it , . A Z l y l xxx .4 ,XG X Q54 x Q MW vigil x S X Ki J ,ff ol SHAKESPEARE ASKS- VVhat are you readinQ? fTroilus and Cressida 'lSad stories ofthe death of kinQs'!l2ichard ll lt is a kind of historynelaming ofthe Shrew ovv story of deep love -Two Gentlemen of Verona A volume of enticing lines'!Henry IV A huge translation of hypocrisy'!Love's Labour's Lost Sir, it is a mystery ---Measure for Measure Have you a catalogue? -Coriolanu s 'ffm gi all l 'IM M E. ' l ' L V 'g A w if A ' ' fff! 5: X' K:-,X ,j f I iw .Qi x ,iii V 2' sk S i-' g X I 'I' A X . Q ,it filth!!-if X f ' rw f' Z .VC-'fill E I X- Q . if r I E X . . -4-.I - ,Z V ZQ 1 wg GPS yd N .Q NG x Y XCQYXY ww YW WN RAMS' FOOTBALL TEAM Valaquez, Freshwater, Leonard, Chaney, Hillyard, Hall, Pratico, Ballas, Stift, Golden, Snyder, Collette, Bradford. Second row: Head Coach Riggleman, Schrader, Strite, Wolley, Watson, Shipley, Starkey, Boyd, Bolyard, Johnson, Fazzalor, Rigot, Lichtman, Plum, Assistant Coach Mackey. Third row: Trainer Omps, Comer, Artz, Davey, Bradeall, Schiavone, Kiiula, Hott, Sinnette, Taylor, Rudd, Lineburg, manager Glaize. Completing a successful first season as head coach, Jesse Riggleman mentored his Rams to a 6-2 record, winning the last five consecutive games. The two defeats were both by close margins, one being deter- mined by a safety on a muddy field and the other being a matter of the victor scoring quickly and then playing three quarters of defensive ball. The victories were all games which were never in doubt except for the thrilling Potomac State Game. The Rams' running game was effective all season and, as usual, hard line play was a great factor. Leading scor- ers for SC were Bunny Leonard with six touchdowns, Barry Hall with five. Tackle Meredith Boyd represented SC on the WVIAC first team. Fairmont SSSSS Shepherd S Shippensburg Shepherd S ,.ee,e S Shepherd eee..e Shepherd S e,eeee eepe Shepherd SS eepe,veee S Shepherd epep Shepherd S Glenville Shepherd Nevvporf News S Potomac State S D. C. Teachers Davis and Elkins Concord S SS I .. BASKETBALL First row: D. Bolyard, L. Bolyard, Turner, Jenkins, Omps. Second row: Abe, Muir, Grant, Jones, Milich, Miller, Third row: Kuninger, Szymailis, Brown, Weller, Williams. Fourth row: I-larr, HoTT, Headlee, Isherwood. The Rams improved upon Their season record This year under Their new coach. The Team sTarTed very slowly by losing Tour of Their TirsT Tive games, buT They bounced back aTTer The holidays wiTh double wins over NewporT News, PoTomac STaTe, Davis and Elkins, and Shippens- burg. BridgewaTer puT an end To The Rams' shorT winning sTreak, 86-78, buT a Tew days laTer, SC pulled The upseT of Their season as They Tloored Alderson-Broaddus, 83-78. ATTer The regular season ended wiTh an TT-8 record, Shepherd was eliminaTed in The WVIAC Tournar'nenT by a Top- TIighT FairmonT Tive. Leading The Rams This season were Turner fT7.6 averagel, L. Bolyard U7.4T, GranT C1552 and Omps 114.415, L fx 1 L51 SWIMMING First row: Close, Chaney, Starkey, Williams, Pankey, Handakas, manager Hyatt. Second row: Sinnett, Capper, Petrovich, Busey, Ambrose, Butts, Huber, Renn, Sheehan and coach Mackey. Swimming again proved to be a popular attraction for Shepherd fans as Coach lVlackey's tankmen battled to a 3-5 season record and then showed great promise tor next season by placing second in the state meet. ln one of the most exciting meets of the year, the Rams lost to an excellent VMI team, 60-26, as the top-flight visitors broke five pool rec- ords. The Rams had consistent winners in Wolf, Williams, Butts and Huber and excellent support from the entire team. . . .f-M... r 1 422 Ci-IFFRI FADFRS .4 ---w Mr Q.. 4. ' Q. . 1 .. +50 ,, I 1 ' 4 ' Q ' ' Q 4 ' pn W r'-Y . ,i ,, s f. '- me T-fa , -, . .,z ., BASEBALL 2' , ,, V Y vlf vs' 4.,.cfff 'Y nrlxfu - - - . .. 1 v.fji, , if ,A . .wg :fm 1 45 w w f L .1--aff '1 'P '-'is' y i-Y ' . m -1 , .4 - 'xml , Q pf,-. 5 'ga f 45 . vg, J wagbs: 3:58. in ,- GY, 2 Q t,-z-'nike Q if , b f 3 ,gs fn. ,xg - . , ,L 1 y rgs, . 4 J., . A-gg., - 1, nc 1 ,V ' at f ,N ,pf'v .,',, Niigl' First row: L. Bolyard, Sirk, Banks, Starkey, Pratico. Second row: Leonard, Snyder, lsherwood, Garino, Hall, D. Bolyard, Dill. Third row: Coach Lowe, Wilson, Doyle, Palamar, Kerns, Bradford, Hott. Although rain slowed the season's start, the Shepherd nine got into full swing with a blasting I4-lO victory over Potomac State. In the games which followed, Coach Cletus Lowe's Rams proved themselves to be a tough combination to loeat. Co-Captains Dill, Kerns and Pratico led their teammates. 'lgSf'90g.u luv- .J ,,.. . ra hx L.-f 11-V ... -- wa -ra 3 .ri I 1 . , , 1- -4.4. 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I ' S r t t , 57 nf W V , P i X When we have match'd our 6 43-gm EE - - SWAKESPEQRE GN THE CGURT9 Then shall we have a match feAll'S W set -Henry V I mean thou'll lose . . . thy s All men make fau A fine volley -Tvvo Gentlemen fro rackeis to these balls, vve vvill lby Gocl's gracel play ell that Ends Well ervice'!Tvvo Gentlemen from Verona lts, and even l -Sonnet XXXV m Verona Slice! That's my humor -Merry Wives of Windsor . . Our a And stay here in y dvantagen-King John our court -Love's Labour's Lost 67 fo f 5 W? V, l t , W '.'1ll 1 pl! 0 'ga 1 '-' -'Qs' av! 'gg' -'15, W 'ww-- X W Q QWQF? - .-ga y .- 'J Www ,V-fly r' W um NXXMX Nx X x N x xx - N 0' A :vs 5 PERSCDNALITIES AND PCDSES Two Co minutes Um rner Crew il take -off What's with the arm hey? -w'?14i u Letter from home ...p-.N . . so Little Red Riding Hood skipped merrily to Grandmothf er's house with her basket full of goodies . . Okay, now get the lb. East meets West WT Cramming M J FIM ,rm v Q ' :.L. '-.WV xl ' ,. . , , Well, e 5 Q 5 fl ff I guess I'llsee1l'1atfive a + 1 4 5 nd, uh, raise you five. ,, , . ,, , 'I , In-rifwu-. , Y X , N. .3 L, N , v . W 'W' , V 1-up f ,M Ylfzmfm sv ' M. lx 5 'C U -'J mu A Y . ' ' Y' s x 'N f . Ji. iv . , 7 fr, Y 1 X n fx 9 M ni ,, , f- . b ' gqfxl' ls N H '9.gl,,:0s'?., Vi, .5 up 'v,afT.:,,x,Q-rlf, I MA n risk, Nature lover in flight '11, f ,. , .li If f' qrbqfftmgsgk in N Q: :AR w '-,fy . 'in' ,. '.,p.- in ' if-,xi AQ' .ff vigil f? 4..Q:jf r -ug f 4 ,rf fi ,f L l,'1 Eg? ' 4 l 'zfi ' 4 Y swsspm,-Qs r f-f.s.r-gh , g ra , -1-'Ni ' ' 1 , 7',',5f3- 4: M .W r ik ,fy 'ny U - V3.5 if aw w- W'-g.,se,, Laws, :e 'viz ,. A RidicuIous! I arn sure that General Nasser has only the best interests of peace as his guide! an 'sv VU fs. .rl 7' r. Q 1, 'Plus . ? Those packages . . . uh . . . I mean , . , uh . . . those couldn't be . . A no, I mean I , . those aren't . . . not so soon? . . . Oh, really . , . and what about the twenty questions? y V 'Y fffsf ,f t f ff? My W 20, Okay, Buster, either you tell us where mummy hid the cookies or . , Step right up, ladies and gents. Now what am I bid for this lovely first edition, genuine autographed copy of Canterbury Tales? 4. .3 ...J Eli 'H , 'gil I Mid-winter evening's relaxation 'fbw 'FN llllllllllll WANTED Osburn J. DaVinci Charged with selling used Christmas Seals nnmmi I ma-vase-.4 -, 1 ,ww f we A - wg, . -,,pr 31. onli, Ah Ha! Into my private art collec- tion again, eh? I 6 M fx- Harper's Ferry Commuters 'WAP' 2 is ll W I an f C 7 f ' Pnfwaoy Well, now, let me see here a min- ute. 8:15 differential equations, 9:10 constitutional law, 10:05 home nurs- ing,... vw-rw -'-' , .un-, M7 I .-, 'J,g3Q . wi:-14. ,1.s:,2d2, .' .I . :ef ' 4.4. .Li .1hvY.Q,4.4. WHO S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN LJNIMERSITIES AND COLLEGES Raymond Osbourne Flagg Beverly Katharine Holden Dorothy Lee Leatherman Mikell Nigh Lynne Carol Scatati Mary Joan Siler Ann Creasy Simons HIGH HONORS George David Cooper Robert Colvin Dudley Lynne Carol Scatati HONORS Larry Glenn Bolyard Graham Lambert Bullock Marian-E. Carmack Carol Cole Fetters Raymond Osbourne Flagg VVilda Irene Henry Beverly Katharine Holden Margaret N. Jackson Joan Wanetta Kershaw Robert Bruce -LaCount Dorothy Lee Leatherman Robert Wade Nlaphis Emily V. Miller Mikell Nigh Anne Elizabeth Nunan Nina Frances Povvnall Evelyn Rohe Povvnell John W. Seburn Mary Joan Siler Ann Creasy Simons Edward L. Snyder, Jr. Mary E. Taylor Rhea J. Kirk A . X Q-'lj' 'Q , . ' xi -- , - KK- I 2 get QA I Y 5. ,TT : Q86 A concluding word extracted from The Taming of the Shrew 'Only, good master, while we do admire This virtue and this moral discipline, Let's be no stoics nor stocks, I pray, Or so devote to Aristotle's ethics, As Ovid be an outcast quite abjured: Balk logic with acquaintance that you have, And practice rhetoric in your common talk, Music and poesy use to quicken you, The mathematics and the metaphysics, Fall to them, as you find your stomach serves you, No profit grows, where is no pleasure ta'en. In brief, sir, study what you most affect. THE SHEPHERDSTOWN REGISTE For All Your Prin'ring Needs SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. VA. R Complimen'I's of SOUTHERN 5 81 I0 Sl'1epherds'I'own, W. Va. Ge'r H' a+ OWNE'S STORE Phone 2623 Sl1epherds+own, W. Va. GIFT SHOP Sl1epherds+own, W. Va. KAVE'S STORE Mea+s - Groceries - Produce Shepherds+own, W. Va. ..We Deliver Daily.. SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. VA. FROZEN CUSTARD BAR Tas+y Trea+s SHEPHERDSTOWN. W. VA. C. Complimen+s of N. BYRON HARDWARE Shepherdsfown, W. Va. OLD TOWN RESTAU RANT Shepherdsfown, W. Va. Phone 4I2I OTHA AND MARTHA PALMER CALLIS JEWELERS Keep-Sake Diamonds Elgin and Bulova SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. VA. MlLLER'S MEAT MARKET C.,,,.,,..,,,,.,... of Quali'ry Meafs-Fresh Produce Frozen Foods SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. VA. Shepherdsfown, W. Va. f f Wlh LITHOGRAPI-IED BY TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO 'Www f 2 'fa ESA DALLAS 0 TEXAS ,W- f 1'f..- 1-,ww uw mx X P. HQ T.-WLQPQ mul - Hqvw- -----f Y- Y -- Y - W vi -w - - ll. ...-...