Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)
- Class of 1959
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. ac.-'a .wa.i. LX?L'xihM i-nr? - ,iTg.1i, iF 'Lw.f..Fp:Q n.-. T-L 'l',S'yP.Tn , ax- -:,Z,1,.3- IW., ..5.41...Q A , T' -l H r-'K '5 Q 1959 Cohongaroota Annual Publication of the stmlf-nts of Shep hvrd College al Shepllcrllstown, West Vir ginia . . . Leonard Kestlf-r, Editor K MCM I-I x ' W ,. xx' Q yaf' ' ' ' Gil lr 4' W If -.xx .XML .- f 1. , .wp-5--vf-' Q . 2 M--fififf' 5 -I f Q Fei 3 I ,' . ,.-4- ' Invfaynas f J 1 Y. 3 k W 1 X f ,, K 1? 1 1 uhm, 1 f . fw' 1 If bf' 'J T! '4 tu' s I V . M 1 V, I 7,4 f , ' f , 4 , ff' 4 . Z up m , f , GfW:7 ' ' , .WMA 4, +?3,,.2!,if4yfafy,f L, I . f M121 f f' 1 , a im.. ,QM ' ,Z 1 2 Q . -W , -i, '1: W ' ',' , M K 5 54 f I IZ, .V , -5553? 1 f' , . v Q gi? :- , ,, ' W ' 1 J fy Q. ffigkgxf? .MX - 1 My f, J I M-:,gf,.?v kg -,L ,, 9 f X' nf J 7 ff ,- f M f 4 .W gp' ' ' 3' If +I I. ' - f f aw . llwtbwuj, Pwsulw A genial smile, a friendly hello, and a remarkable ability to call most students by their first names are the trademarks of Shep- herd's President. In spite of a crowded cal- endar, Dr. lkenherry finds time for his fam- ily, his students, his faculty and administrative staff, and for performing such an ofiicial duty as meeting distinguished guests. He main- tains an open door policy to students and faculty-at his home where he and Mrs. Ikenberry often entertain. and at the office where his front door is always open-and. much to the chagrin of his secretary, so is the back door!! Dr. Ikenberry's continued service and in- terest in Shepherd College-its academic, so- cial and cultural life--have brought Shep- herd in a ten-year period to its greatest sta- ture. Top to bottom: President and Mrs. lkenberry and jane: Dean Dale Young. Dean Cullisonl MPP- Peter Marshall, Mrs. lkenberry, the President: Mr. Yost. Mr. Egle, Dean Slonaker, the President. Dean Cul- lison, Mr. Rider, Dean Young: Rctha Busey. Sec- retary. ' s ,YM ff' YP rf' so 'K ' J rr' .. I 'W?? '.FU' 1' 1 vi' 4 , 'sY- Q A 7 x . fv I Close beside Potomac waters, Of historic fame, am Stands our noble Alma Mater Glorious her name. Loud her praises ring A Lift the chorus, speed it onward The Wall Hail to thee, dear Shepherd College Hail, all hail, we sing. ,4 if 1 Y J' The Alma Mater-the YVall-the River the Monument-these are as much a part of Shepherd College as are the huilclings. Long after we've forgotten with whom we shared them, they will he a part of our memories of spring, moonlight, and bag lunch picnics The Monument 9' Ac-4 .4 .1 1 1 ,--gn The River A 'W 5' R rms' 1 ,.q,m:' ,dl Fishing iig as-if will il i wrt Q f 'N , Main Street K Shepherdstown, at the northern end of the beautiful Shenandoah Valley on the banks of the historic Potomac, is the oldest incorpor- ated town in the state. The village citizens and the college students meet at the post office and little boys-or big ones-fish in the town run on Main Street. The Post Office 3 'W 3 E 5 'N 4 5' 04MTw'5K F x E 5 W 1 1 I 4 4 4 Nr xxx S S I 5 1 N. .Ni i wg . 1 S lp si. K . it A 35153 411' E E LV 1213 Q F I D Sr ll ctw: 0 Q - 7 Knutti Hall Knutti Hall f' - 1 M4 V I . Tl ff gi 4 A 4 I ii K A A 4 - . 5'-r' .A ,Ht ,l, I wi. '4f.'1.,f . frwu- n.,,. ' 'M Q S A ., ' 43 ' Jr In 'Hu ,- ' 1 an ,, A , ' -W -. wg. -- , - Q1 r 1.- -s 21 Ei? f , jf, ' Z5-' :si I '11 Q' 1 . -f '-5 , --.., 'r '52, - v ' ' ' f'if.,Lf-' '15, -'44, an f - ' 'S ,A -Afgjf . -' ' ' - ' - z 'z J 'vw ' V ei I em ' ' I . ' , r' FA: I 1' .' .ff . I 'i ' ' 7 T0day's college campus has eleven major hnildings valued at more than 3'33,000,000. many of which are named for former presidents or outstanding town citizens. , p . ' i l i fii llf ' ff' lil , f 1 an iw' R . ' ir .1 'lf' .fl 1 'QM gba, ' ' 'L Y?Qs, 424f.v Snyder Science Hall More than 4,000 men and women have graduated from Shepherd. In 1879, Shepherd College offered its first college degree. Master of English. Degrees now being offered are BS., B.A., B.A. in Elementary Education, B.A. in Secondary Education. ff , .. .,t ,Q 1 N hi tr -N Y,,,i,i1:'g. H 'EW Qu f kit V My '-M 1 Y. .law 2 Social Science Hall Physical Education Building The college campus expansion envisions a college library, a women's resi- dence hall, an auditorium, a student union and dining hall. In addition to the regular term, Shepherd College has summer sessions, European tours, educational travel tours, workshops and extension courses. Men's Dormitory , . ,.,, '57 S , '01 new-2262 1 W... E A 1 , :X x U . , N ,F z W., , QI-D , ,WA . ' . , . - 44. Q ' . Q 1 . n . x 9 ,, 1, 1 r xx pedal The Beginnin fi ff? W Q W. I 1 Pi: ' I e f' i In., L+' 4 J' '. '..,f , ,gms 'Mba For most students at Shepherd the heginning of their college life is a haze of new faces, activities., and scenes. After the family station wagon has heen unpacked and room- mates and future friends are met, everyone participates in a round of parties, dances. and receptions. New Students are entertained with everything from the informal hunny hop to the reception in the Presidenfs home. 35 x 55,5 pg fn K 4 A , X 9 as ' ' b .3 I 15.9 X 94 , K hy, 4 'TT p y. PQ 4 . , 1 , xg M j ,ar ' 5 -gf jk 22' n f Q ,. Z! , , ,Q C Q , I -- ,Qi Mu -. uk i 5 .v.g.aA, W V 5215? -' y Mm i. g 'if' 'Q 9.17 E ' ,. NQQ k'k,'w.'.a ' 4 . xx 1 Q0 X agp? . -we -'f5 ' Q ,Q if i, . if ' N .ur 'A f Hifi' ..,-4 bl I0 ai- 14 if W ,!l I ' J--gum-1' 2' MQ- ' 'XJ' , ' x Q M , , L ,,... 31- V, ' A . .Nj if o K ,Q kqzz. After a week of enjoyment eomes the time to get down to the work of formally entering Shepherd College. This is aeeomplishefl hy waiting in line. ive stand in lillf' to register. to get a physical from Nurse Margaret llammoml. and finally to buy hooks and supplies at the hook store. Kar 9 I Il Ram's Den During warm weather, the Ranfs Den is easily ieleutilieil lry the rows of people sitting outsifle on the long lvenelles. They are here for various purposes: to meet friends, to play cards, to listen to the Yoice of Shepherd and to eat. Colcl weather brings u ehange and CJi'!!7'1'f r4!1' .f, Hifi? 1 H11 f YN Mg, , Mix, ' xii 1 f ,- NA U Jnzfzya' Jun' . ff fl A Q4 1 A H 'I' , ,. , , ' g , , W - 1 , ffm N .flu f nl Ifff' f nail LW,,fU,j1f,g'p jf, 54 f,!, 1 4 everyone moves into the lnuililing ,, itself. Here they meet friemls, play cards. listen to the Voice of Shepherd, eat anal watch Huckleberry Hound on TY! fi7l'J .07 ffm, ffl 1 an it . nit- lun A.. f I f ,-K dxf Cafeteria Probably the first building new students hunt for is the cafeteria. They find it close beside the Ram's Den! Ably headed by Hrs. Fanny llidavsiek. the eafeteria serves dorm students and faculty. Nlrs. llidaysiek and her staff also serve visiting dignitaries and athletic teams. They find time for especially planned pre- holiday meals and banquets for Imth student and fae- ulty groups and elimax the year with the Alumni llan- quet and Commeneement Luneheon. r FJ '- xx 1 iller Hall Many of the girls at Miller Hall spend their leisure hours watching TV in the Lounge. Others enjoy Shooting the breeze with their neighhorsg or going out with their favorite guys and trying to heat the Cinderella deadline! Mrs. Alive Bieknell and Cinderellas L. J 1 rm, ' 4' 2 'lfgjfx Men S Dorm ,Ja K ..,, .. 9 '14 A '7x.. ff .gigs I 5Nx Hike' liullus anal .Xrlhur lhlylll' In-vp things umlvr 1-ontrol ut the- He-n's tl0l'lll with tht- In-Ip of the-ir l'l'Sitlt'Ilt't' vuunsvlur. llulw-y Nluuza-y. xx,lll'Il thvy can drug the-nlsc-lvvs away from tha- hooks. tho guys like' wsatvlling Huw-ria-IC' ur lll'0tilll'illfl their own style- of XYvste-rin music. gf 5 C 'T B QV yy Nfl 3 9 J . f 1 A 1 ' if ' 5 5225.1 Ei - 'r , lv '-,f'1i'i4- . 'E. ' X .1 K 2 , , . 5 I iwvii-'ff' A 1 1 Left to right: Mr. Maine, Gaylord Dillon. Sharon Brown, Ramon Alvarez., Bonnie Derr. Marie Hendricks, Elizabeth Campbell., Daniel Eshelman, Mr. Barker. Sooner or later each Shepherd student will find himself in another popular spot-the library. Usually this is against his will, but nevertheless he is there, afire with the desire to learn! He is initiated into the lihrary secrets as a fresh- man in Orientation class and thereafter these rooms will he important to him-especially when that term paper is due! Y 1 I Left In right: Charles Healey, Nancy Mm-Donald, Joyce Knutti, Mary Lou Bland, lietty Poland, Mr. Harker. Main Reading Rooyn of the Library. ' K3 ,r N n i Shepherd Colle e Forei n Students ? Q Q If i, 'f e ,. NV, -5.1.-. ! A wif A1550 ini if sis f-'Aww-w.-M .JF gg ,...a.. L.. rgo ' ,Ga W ev we-if 'S' Q! Top Row: Miodrag Petrovieh. Yugoslavia: Rudolf Karg. Cuba: Karl-Heinz llusrhmann, Germany: Xbdolhaa- sein Navi, Iran: Mann Kuen Cha, Korea: Serous Mashayeklli. Iran. lfnttnm Row: Pedro Diez. Cuba: 'Norma Navarro, Peru: Sigrid Berger., Germany: Miss Ruth Scarborough, Prof. of History: Rosemarie Hanson. Ger- many: Nic-kolas Carson. Creeee. 'I7 ,...-4-. ig-.-.u-nnh-nn-- Qs.. anna '17 f '-:-.,., 'wp' K fi ,nw a.jL.w,3 Sharon Cain Charles Wbodward Loretta Sponaugle Fred 1 ,fu si J 1,52 lj' '.P, 43' s J' 1. Charles Collette ' People, Buzzard Margaret MOLurkin ,,ffK.,.g ,V 0 a Y, fx ' 72 Aifiigs- Mfr' r , , r V H5 4 fffgf 1 Ziff 'f'1'.Q,2 I , ,Q ff' ' ., , Y, v ' .i 'Q,,3 - , U ' wa gr 9. A I H -ik 3. . X NN N A .. ' ,J . ' Y , 'ri I ww, , lx-X'1',V5f: , . 4 Jf f N . X Aw, ' 'K,g15'f f .1 . x 1 in 5,4 f'5i,'.'Y'2 ,. fy H ' fif ' .M 1 1' ,ADIZ 1 I 443, .-:5s'.E,pg 2 1 ,I - V .f,.g,f' Q Rv . A! Q' 7..V'l, '. 9,4-diff 4 , Q ' ' ti , 'Hsu 5:'f?:-jqcfwx Eg- . V. 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J fu-4 E, i :F Ji V if Nl 5 1 bf 3, n .. w 'ISHA Nancy Frith L00 Fugg N ', 1 R K , fr bb, ri, I 1 'Kim f'r'f11P,,,g ni. , . ,L N, , ina-. 1 a. 411' 3 R' .R 5 f i. .3 . 301.4 , . :Q's5?f 2 ' ', -i J, - 3 pr 5 qw' ,gi 1 liurlmru Harris Who' Who xxvilliillll ISllf'l'W'00d yrallin Hpriggs Virginian Frunzvn Wilde: Sliimvl I9 6- ....,,,-u-I' 'Q E -f gl'-Lai' 'isa ll! In - r . . Y H . . 1 '-F' ' ' I g., 9' , - . .al . v, 4 ' A , f' ' ' I 1' if The Queen-Nikki Timhrook The Court Homecoming The Dance Lex QQ' '- ' ' v'eSN V ' .Q 1 , , . Q , LV V . X, .R Q. ' X wig, 4-v J - X, uf N ,M W gg, lQ:f4!t , + ,vvf'525Q!:r in ,Q--.f.' ww , Q4 -.i' X, I gl. A Qi' Q Q i -,H 'Y -' w A .49 f mf 'iv ' 'wi yi . Ygygf. , N- -- X v ,E ' .am gkiggy 's Q3-3?-G' 1K,,,.x Q M' 1- QILFH' 1142 f wall' 'i'i2cfx'..'ii' i f ah. N i ,. Y if ,flaw , wi, ,i , 5 - in X , exif fat A - J 5 1 vi ,-fe' :av ,ui 3 .53 6 is - 'S 3, Q3-fill A 42- 5 I Aiflfyi- 9- g, VX ug, - ,xL, ,f,,. wi. ,E :mm i X , fl li L 1 ,5 lahfs Q ' ,ff 'QM 3, N + at ., ' .. 'SMH Q-M ,, Q N' . A 1 -sk 'M' 'N 'ww ,N ws!w 91-'-' .V M- f fa.: 4 W 1 Q51 5: 1 V llonu-cunning lilly lH'gllll with ilu' lraulilionul l'0lil-Pl' hours in McMur- run llull. hut lute-r. guvsts rvulizc-ll S0lll1'llllllfl ne-w haul lwvn zuhlvcl. This was the- hm'ln-1-lu-, pre-pure-il hy zunutc-ur and lDl'0l.1'SSi0ll1ll 1'lll'l'S unll svrvml on tln- lawn oppositv thc' Runfs Don. li1ll'lll'l'lll'4l l'llll'li1'll was vnjoyc-il hy hunflrv4ls ol' alumni ln'- forv witnvssing llw crowning of thc' queen and the- foolhall ganna. .ua,-xwv. 'wf:f,,,,.,mzm4uu1wmns.-4...f,.-.-. My A , 1 1-.1--i 'f Leadership Conference The Leadership Conference is a meeting of campus presidents and officers and various nietnlmers of the faculty to discuss problems of student organizations. After group work- shops. the conference delegates enjoy the scenery and good food at the Lodge at Caca- pon State Park. In the informal atmosphere campus lead- ers have an opportunity to learn to know each other and to discuss prolnlenis in which all are interested. QOWQ WK A 'tx ' A uf A l The College presentecl Mrs. Peter Nlamlxall to the public at an overflow meeting in the college gylllllil5illlll as un opening feature of the 1958-59 Life Planning Yveek. An as- sembly hour discussion moilerutesl by Willlllll Wfolfe of the Planning Committee enileil in a lively and stimulating question period. 23 Life Plannin Wee , J f Drama The dramatic season for 1958-59 ranged from eonu-dy to Slmleespeurean tragedy. It opened with Visit to u Small Planet lay Core Vidal with George Wvilson in the lead. Much unheralded labor goes on behind the scenes. Here, drama students are responsible for designing and lighting the sets. sound production, properties, COSll.llllillg, and make-up. I R --l I ,M JSM? HV. . l :wi . Q, R. A - , cf E I I x'Y.Q .2 . fa ,L ,f-1-Ke 4 X X Qi i . TEV and Music any l 'n Y 1 .ig E ig 1 A W wx Q, c il lllllllllqllllfli' llllllNNlUUllllQ li N i, X sxyn f V' 2 V ZX x X ' 1 yy' ' 4535.9 x 5 2 S , if ? 1. lo uxxlllillll ancl tllv Night Visitors lvy llvnotti was pl'l'Sl'llll'Il as a joint Christmas production of tlu- Music aml Drama lilvpartnn-nts. An original one-acl play, Tl10 Day the- llonvy Stopped, writtvn anal ilirvvlvil lxy Frml lluzzvrfl. an English major. gau- Tll0SIll1lllS an opportunity to display their acting tale-nts ln-fora' a sluilcnt 2lSS0llll7ly. R0f'linin,2: liuln-rl llarl1an,:li. Stumlin,L:: Gany- rxl llillmw. Miki- Wvinlslvr, l'al Marlin. llalc- llivks, Ray Slirisvr, llurollly l'ui-al. wah-il. :ml Nanvy lim-II. Snow Bowl Game Each year, at the time of the first snowfall a special event occurs on campus-the annual traditional Snow Bowl Football Game. This event is unique in that it is never planned and just any old snowfall won't do. It has to be the very first serious one. An early flurry w0n't do-nor will a later snow- fall no matter how deep. The guys sniff the air and if it's right everyone heads toward the game. The num- ber of men on each team makes no differ- enceg it's .fieult to tell one team from an- other in ts - blinding snow, anyway. After- ward, the payers take warm showers and put away equipment until the following year. What do the gals do? Cheer!! di' - - - 5 I ' E 1.0352 a..,,..l,,, A -Pl V ' W ka 1 . . v, , Nikki Timlrrook 1166115 Beginning the year as Homecoming Queen. Nikki Timbrook closed il hy reigning at the Queen's Ball in April. was claneeil to the music of the Tommy Dorsey orchestra. led hy Wfarren Covington. ln between, Pat Martini was erownefl Miss Shepherd of 1959, She will now enter the Miss Wfest Virginia eontest in Charleston. Mary Charles Adams was Chosen to repre- sent Slleplnercl as Princess at the Apple Blos- som festival in WIlllClll'Sl0I'. Mary fllulrles .ehlzun l'alri1'iu Mill I W ul' . K , K., Q ' . aww' W Sprin Election This yt-ar in an vsp:-cially live-ly and vigorous vlvvtion. Pvtvr Vive-cel. SilPlllll'l'liSi0M'll sophomore, was c-lc-4-tc-el Prvsidmit of the Student Body. The vampaign was aiclvtl hy the- facilities ol' the stutlvnt radio station. tht- Yoivt- of Slit-plicrxlg posters, and vampaign cars 1-quippvcl with loud spvakvrs. Pc'-tc-r Wfed .1- , V Q' 'gm ,vm su 1 fi f ,, I of M ' ' aa at 5 ...f fx Willard Earle 4? 3 fj 3 2 t.,.v. p ' if ' Y Dr. Honry Q if 4 ,Q fb b 'V 'll ' vbe- I 'o'Q ,gk ' 4, um 11 JM' Aa 5 ' ,, 1 144 ,fxy - -i 1' f, aff! HSXQ .,,A 'Go FII UWB warn :lu-:nn , f?5.',:v 5'-3' v , .:+,,, -sz , ' .' ko - . 4 xxx -4-mg viii' 1 , 1, 1 41-r . ,fffif.1-aQQ.. lieu, 51 I R wi 4 1 t 4 W I Assemblies Senator Leverett Saltenstall of Massachusetts, descendant of the Shepherd family for whom the col- lege is named, spoke at the Founders Day Program. Other assembly pro- grams included the Claremont string quartet, typical of the musical pro- grams, Bradley Nash, Under Secre- tary of Commerce for Transportation. and the Reverend Dr. L. R. Elson of the National Presbyterian church in Washington. President E. E. Church of Potomac State, members of his staff and the student body president came to offer apologies and to make preparations for a midnight visit to the campus prior to the Shepherd-Potomac State football game-an assembly to be re- membered. 1958 European Tour-an biennial feature of Shepherd College summer school. . W .,.- , this . Vik----A-+-if 1 at h P 'r 'm: W -ugyp 'ix' ' wma? lx? WW .vi W he-'X D 111211114 151' TTTYYWYYZ1 ' 'L-' ,.'1 is l L' All A 4 3 4 N. ' Cf EM '! .l lr P P on lVERSllllll.iES Vwuj - Commencement lf ' Mflllfl H-it . .,......,.. M. --.W t aiff-..?5l1fffes.af me L'l11f'1.. .,.-.,-. f ,, E--4 3,a,,i,g. 655551 , ......,.,..........I -v 5-,--A, .,...... ,-. .:I:...3 .... . v- ., ,......,, .4- V ' e9Q .-,..,....,.-.. ,V nr., Qgfr---mv Y .0 J G U Q 5 g. , Q , I . V+--ef-H In Q .- Q., I Q. i M... 4 9. x.. 413. y ,', av .Q 4 .3 asf, N -lc A 3 Jr' lite -34. -on 'N' ,..,. . l tx 'XM A P . g ,vw .X 1 1-A ui e A xx. 'Mittal R ...avg- Student Senate 1 959 First Row: Charles Atherton, President protn-in. Shepherdstown. XY. Vu.: Elizuhetli Ruppenthul, Serra-tary. Kearneysville: Bill Isherwood. President. Suitland. Murylalml: Leo R. Fogg. Tren-ure-r. Shepllerdstown, YY. Va.: Norman Bradford, Vive-President, Slteplxerdstown. W1 Vu. Sermul Run-: fllturk Collette. Malrtiinlnlrg, W. Va.: Gwen Knott, Sllepllerdstown., Wi. Val.: Barbara Harris. Sllepllertlwltnvn. NY. Vu.: Sharon Cain. Green Springs, W1 Va.: willlllii Wolfe, Moorefield, YY. Vu.: Joyre Tee-ls. .klII'0l'il, YY. Vu.: John F. Jlillllhlill. .Hex- andriu, Virginia: Fred C. Stunts. Alexandria. Virginia: Dave 0'Ilell. Peekxkill, New York. Third Rmr: fillill'l?' Woodward. Martinsburg, YV. Vu.: Mary Charles .-Xclzuns. Furmvillv. Vu.: Nikki limlnrook, Harpers Ferry, XY. Va.: Joyce Knutti, Bowden, W1 Va.: Betty Poland. Anzu-tu, YY. Vu.: Peter K. NY4-ed. Shepllerd-town. YV. Vu.: W'inston Wenger, Linville, Va.: Harry Wk-lsln. Vfesternport. Murylzmd. Senior . . . . . ,s -3.4 I iv' Ailuluu-'f ' ,. W A Z George Baker Hagerstown, Md. 2 Mike Hallam Yveirton, VY. Va. '4 ,,.. 5 I .J P W2 sa V James Andersson Keyser, YV. Va. Richard Alvaro Keyser, WQ Va. f we Ww w ar 40351 1 7 .1 W'yndl1am Barbe 'Q9 Purgitsville. YV. V1 irony' 32 Wayne Barr Dorcas, XV. Va. Eugene Becker New -Creek, WC Va. Lawrence Birmingham Martinsburg, YV. Vu. cnu...,,,,,,. 7 , .,, . 5 saga' Norman Bradford Shepherdstown, VV. Va James Brown Wfilliamsport, Md. Y 1 w J Q., ,,. :A ,, ,IWW AU! .405 'ig' rr is . J-S gl-fe- Md 'ina' Gerald Bloom Hagerstown, Md. Phyllis Boll Baker, YV. Va. f Q, .. 'Q 1:.-FK ' Q lf Q, , WL W. -lf' 1 . f , ,Q , x egg V 5 4 Qu, fr ' fr x , ' v 1 - l ? 2 Q31 , 1 J, T , ' 355 167313, 1 'I as 33 br 7 2 1.7 B Q- fi. i ' 'f'L'M' , M 7 3iin. .g , ' A ' ,.1r'5,y '3'f'j ' A? ' ja 5 3' ff j1v,'r - ,A -'T Q xz. '1-' '. . 1 ,gin 5 mxvlsr 52,6 'Emma Harold liusey Shepherdslown. XY. Fred Buzzard Middletown. Md. 1 f 15 w N Kim 'inf' 5 .1 . ,4,.W4 , Q wo., Y ,wa ,L . , 'Q . . 1, , wwe W' .7 Q ug if wg QQ. Vu. Y' ,J .gr ,mg W. ffa' ff!! ' gas? ' 3' ,f 4 , 52 U '- ' :Af '- f 4 if o fwfjfff 9: N X ff. Q j Mx hw! fd.. 4. 34 'UN Robert Brown Funkstown, Md. Harry Burton Yves-ternporl, Md. Sharon Cain Green Spring, XY Munn Chu Seoul, Korea lllmstvr Colle-llc Martin-burg. XY. Vu. Thomas Donogun 5- , l 's Xvilliallnsport. Mil. lid ---Q-...uw i John El'lIl0l'lllS Falls Cllurrll. Val. Anne Fiahf-l xY'ill'Il0lINYlllf'. YY. Va v'9I h .gy SQf3',1,3r:' ' , Q4 P , , f 1 10 '::3r Ru-xvll liurillvy llngvrslown. Md. Tlmlnua Elliott NX vstc-rnporl. Mel. 'W'Qf?fffQ,fx I, 2 , X 'fx H iifaf. ' f'- ht f WN Y? Xu ' K Q Y M ' l Q. A 1 pw 'V' . I , . SA' r 'H' qu---f V 'Q? A 'if' Mya? dv ff 5 mv-'aff ff? A, Hs. all Z V 'i W' W ' 'A Riffs V ,J it L A A Az- . U-:VJ-, 17y.- : 9 A ,J -14,521 fcifgilv- 'Tiff' 1 A fs Y Q. .. :Y .4 if gilliix I 35 asia 'Xl -r.:1' .1 ,Fx Hay Frazier Hanson, YV. Va. Nancy Frilts Martinsburg, XV. , ,, - -' ,, 4-sv '- ff 'N -...Mfr ,v-A-V- tn, Va. Leo Fogg Shepherdstown, W. Va. Virginia Franzen Harpers Ferry, W. Va. my 'tw-f ff: M' -3 WW ff I, -. 4 . ,v ' . -Q If . ,, 1 u an K .a-ng wk . ,f 1 4 gy? .23 .W in i '-A' n M I is , Xl? 3' Q51 i ' , S, ,.x. , 2 n ' Nf. ,sf,35'lf, A 'Ffa ze 5A .',': i : ff X5 5 f9 l'57 , . ,ws 'f fy,-ff , 36 my villr-W Richard Fuss Shepherdstown, Allen Gales Keyser, WH Va. www, WC Va. Sznnur-I Claize Charles Town, XV. Vu. Fred Croco Falls Church, Virgimu 'K John Hanson She-pllcrdslown. YY. Vu. Robert Harmon Keyser, XY. Vu. in-- Fil Ns' ' H Q-Q-M'-'ff A is NW, fi. M , . f Pwr R fxgkl 'Qs' 4-ilhvfww 1 A -ning. ff ,. i if W. 37 , Y Y 531' . g ?ffQ2'i'ff5f'f1 . A f bww- 9: lug A 1 ' E Cahn Q-chants. jeu n Green Lonzwoning, Md. George Grou- Cllzlrlvw Town, YY. Val. gk 5 5 Q ,S ..-. v ini' 4 R --.QE-K 4 H JM-.qui Qi 13532 Cllzlrlva Hin-r Martinslmrg. XY. Vu. Mary l'xl'1lll1'f'N Illlfklllilll Shenaundoull ,Iunvtion WIN! Virginian ' ' fn . . ':' 'ff , 'f Q 'AW ff '- -1-wxgf 'A 9 .aw .. - Ju -4' 7?! AWNW fin. N s 9 9494 49' ,fy 1 if Q' 'M h 4 'J 1 , N'g..f,..H.a'v0 38 Barbara Harris Slleplmrdalown. XY. Vu. Clmrlos Healey Piedmont, YY. Van. ..-ng WWW ff in iff Willialxll Hull Hedgesville, XV. Va. W'illium Isherwood Suilland, Md. Y Alfuc-pll Jvllk' N 3'w1lllmIlI. YY. Val. L4-olmrd Kvsl ' Sllvpllvlwlslqm n. NY. Vu. 8 .7--wi: ', X l ig,, 'V gnu-.Q- Aww' Q ,M:l7 f 49 f 1 vw Q --GPM' . E 3 . +A, X A - Q 0 9 ff' t f. A A ln ,A '9 v is I4 r .. Q is 'N 't. '. ?' Rv' Nc-lville Leonard Sheplwrdstown. YY. Vu. Barry Lim-htnlzm Alexandria, Vu. 39 Ste-xv Kijulu xxlfiflilll. YY. Van. K1-nm-Ill Km-slcr KP2lFlll'fkN'illl', YY. Val. , :f+V my Q-4. P...-s. A -I Ea ' 'V3'1:, 'UW 454 John Long Hagerstown, Md. l,ilburn Meliee Berkeley Springs, -4!'Lff-MA. - ,Q J 2221.41 we Wa t. X, -, Aa -Mig ? ' Q: IQ y 1474 w V , , ' I ,-A X f 3 V f 1Wzg,Q3 M ' 1, 6' J' 5 5 2 X e fwwl fif 1. W4:'x 4t,' ' 4 .1 Ae 'fgizfxz ja , .. W, ,, .,,, ,J jf 2 k 7 4' Q iff: V . , 12 Q W -, :W . 4 1 '?Sf,1',,f, ffi ffl' 4 3 5 K A ' ' ef 2' f V-f' , fr , K ' I ' ,f 9 'ir' tionw-on.k, if -ar 5s...,f 'f' My V. X W 1 agua f iw, Q , AN, sw 'Q Wunq- 40 ,J Norman Lineburg Winelnester, Va. Betty Long Hagerstown, Md. M Margaret MeLurkin Hedgesville, W. Va. Leighton Miller Kearneysville, W. Va Gail Mickey Charles Town, YV. Va. Shirley Miller Martinsburg, YV. Vu. Donna Oates Capon Bridge, WH Vu. David Odell Peekskill, N. Y. 5 aa x-QQ is ,,,, Qhvw, E .dxf A il ,E :wx ww 1 Burlmru Mowery V Petersburg, YY. Va. , 1 1' 544 , A - --. Mural! Myers. Sheplierdstown, YV. Vu. an ,ng 9, i K fi. ei gy up 71' .ip-GH fa, 3 , rf ' ' 'EVO I- . 'Du Q, ,i. .i A :N fig' Q A . 'fi A V 2, gg l 2 fy-, vu N it d .. ,. ' -- , f-ff, 3--ea: , -X N- F Q 4 'A '4 .. n , ' ' F ' A c- - v'- . .. '!f 1' J i i ' M, l X '1 ' t ' ' 4 4 f-fi f' ' ' I1 . ff A- lwi--'T S. ' ' -, ' . 5 '1 f 1172 '111 my ,Q 4. ., F , ' iffy .fn ngghf' ., ' '-Y . ,'- 6 ' . ADW ,'-. - : fr 41 M, 51 vi . Vx ,Q . ,Y 6, 45 I Zi mm A 'a . A1 ' QX I 'wi All .xlllll'1'N l'nrIvr Key sl'l'. NY. Vu. hurry Pom 1-ll lliI2l'l'NlUNll. Md. K i gvfqf-ffl' Q, q -wr 'v--Q., gl N... 1 affix 4 if ,,,f- ws 'rw ii' -f A W5 ,ask f ,iv 1 4g U an ff A-'X My f ff ff? fjfa Zffft N- '44 ips 'No V' '99 y Thonuls Ogle-lmy Sllopllvrdsmwl Glenn .KIIPII I' 1. W. V RIUPFSUII Paw Pam, wvvwl Virgima james Rolruc- ' Keyser. XY. Val. www 43405 Q if f 42 Sli-plwn Sinnvtl Marlillalmrg., XY . Vu. I A f Robert sl'll1'lHl0llN f:lIllllH'l'liIllll, Hd. NN ildu Shillla-I Run-un. YY. vu. 52 Q , , q am ? P'x N ,ya Q, 4 X Q X 'rn' ' 3 'R 'ox ! +': ,fy f ' ww-4 , x ' ff 1 4 Q Y J g 53+ 33 fri' : fwyrulin Sprigg- Great Can-upon. XY. Earl Stvvvlla xx'1IhlliIl,2l0ll. YY. Vu 'iv Twp.. W Q 43 'i .41-ui' Robe-rl Sirk Romm-3. XY. Val. Lorvllal Sllllllilllllli' Franklin. XY. Vu. , 'f 4 :9xs'1q.-rasfffffl , f M, 49 ga, P ,ev fm., Q - 1 ww an .1 N 1ff1 'fx hx X X SEL 2 3. L,.- ,, A--Y. 31 43 Y' .f 72524. N - H1-lon Tech Xl'0lllll0l'0. XY. Vu. Rudolph 'll-lvk Kvysvr.. YY. Val. ' WDA it-., tif Mervlyn Shultz Sheplmrdstown. NY. Vu. Raymond Svllrivcr.. jr. Murtinslmrg, VV. Vu. ' pf VW 'vs Aunty.: 4Q '-Milf 'UV If L, 44 ffl! ' fvgixf vs' , N yWM 1, ala-qu.. 'NHUXS ,IORUIII Vincent Martinsburg, YV. Va. Margaret Wllddy Petersburg. YV. Vu. Richard Why Martinsburg. YY. Van. Richard Nvilkinson Whepllerdstmnvn, YY. Vu. K9 4 LA v'! ' George Xvilpon Burlington, YV. Val. M ri amos Yyilaon Hagerstown, Md. , , A ., z3f V:,A . s., Q . IT' , I 'W N 7411, 'xv '- 'Ivki , 14' 4 f Hugh XYillizuus Sllvpllvrd-luwll, NY. Val. Re-ynulds YYilliannN Alvxumlriu. Vu. ,f 'N N7 'at D M wu- yy ! IL r ff 5, , 'W W A 4 , AY! Wff-55 ,vm , George Milivh Baltimore, Md. Xvilliann F. Grunt Moorefif-ld, VG . Va. I i 1 5 L 46 E 'N' Xvuyne Arnold Maxine Baker Delores Barr Palriviu liillmycr Dolores Bi-holl' Dorothy Holtz Carolyn lions:-ll ,llillll liowvrs Uliu-r Hruxlon Junior 'W 5 , ' ,, . ' 4-Qfvfw 2 , ,, A ,fp 'gf W G? C X ' Q m N 5 ' Q .s 'fl' 5 s--mf , - l ilkzig, , A, r .L A 9 ,11..4,i5'f , 5 'Ai' 3 V l' 'G' 1 '21 :- 4 -4- v gf '3 qs. r 4 A V ,. 3'-:auf A Q 3 V r Q 43 f F vm X .. 2 R ' ,iz Q L f ' V ICR .fi Q5 . T x fii r No -. M Y 5- 'OHV .,'n. v' - 4 I l '- Gen' 'Q .9 L4 s Q- fi . ,,.v . Jillllkw llrynnl Ronald llusvy lflizubelll llznnplu-ll Mary Lou llumpbell Frurwoa Curvy Nick Cnr-on l.llill'lt'5 1.0511 Ronald ffulcllu Doy lv llutlvll Xsf' gg- :lj 593 .4 .ff s- l ' 4. 'ug . 'Q-..,, ww-.sq ,Ioan Coflinberger Paul Cook Harold J. Daley Ruby Davis Kenneth Downey Bette Drake Robert Dreifus Dixie Dunn Daniel Eshleman Junior p-vm, fi Sf- L rx ig '72 ..'L.-' 'bf wg... F3145 l QQ - f '-'- ' - Wi? , Q ---552451 Q 1, ,ir W-- ' if .-4, E v V-: X 44 J if ..,.. 4,11 44 pup'-.., x ' fm QQ f 'Q' X a y .t NX fy f f , fl ' ff M Mary Frye inn --le 'gxh 9-. 'ix eva., Holland Funkhouser Ramon Grey james Crubbs James Harrison Deloris Heffner Douglas Hinckle Cail Hofe Faye Hoffman , A fix? 3' if' af t '25, L 'L gn-nf if 'TY E, - 'R 1? , y , 'Pr' 'fi 'M 6g A , . G- -n Y ' ,,,, 'Q 5 -xi- 2 . ' 1' G . Q f' - -Q V 'rf '-..-f 7' Q I- ,... - af tm lra Manrosa Patriria Marlin ,lo Ann Mentzer Patsy Lee Molcr Mardell Morris Gayle Murchland Hensel Myers Marsh Myers Donald Painter 4 ix it 'y as-.5 -.. 5 'an . 9, X Z L00 KN-lrlvr Reginald Kimble Ernest King janv! Kline- Kcnnetli Knipex Mary Gwen Knoll Donald Krann- Margaret Lang Gerald Lanliam Junior -nv., ZS ,un 15'-Lx... 910 i -Q... . wr- -fr fx .-M KN ,vm iF' Q, 1' Q '+ , 5- Q...-.. Y X i 'A p- wu ,,, , .::i M 'vw . A54 ,,. C -... -.f i., .b, . ar- i A. I. ,I bfi-2' f I 'Qui wwf V 1 19' . Q1 Q A wr nn., ,gf , 4' ' -'QM v fl' Q 5 nl NY , 5 if N. fx 54 - gl 1 '- 1 aff rf' tg? MKX, f 2 ,V fvv 'W .3 'hh 'vw--v Mx, 'lv' q 'z f f -4 ii Q --...uf QQ JH-x Kms. .Q .-Q? i 44 3 'Q' fs. F7 -f' :fr nv Q N ' 7-1-P Miodrag Pelrovich Robert Phillips Philip Polifenberger Beverly Porterfield Belly Riner Elizabeth Ruppenthzll Jane Siler Ann Sloan Mary ,lame Small Junior fav X iz, . 'V 0 V xl L, . r A V gm' G'-Q , fr 'N Dean bnvder 2 1. :ip Q Y' ' .W 4 ,,- , 1 ,av Fred blalzlts W .,--f Q .---- -. M ' f , ' A Mary Stern l:?',1f?L,- X4 ff' 'Q ff!! at . .. L,fg?g5?1fLQff ,W 'isgifiifwff-. ig ., uf uj,.+H4 V ' -' .Jw . 4 9 whiff g7 i'L3fR, 1 A,g1vm.?.,i.7 V b K Matthew blierlngcr , -' ' . . ' , 49 Mulilon Miles V' X 1' ,..--.f im- ' Evelyn Swuclley Paul Swartz Joyve Teels .Xnilu Tisilzlle gr-'sr wg-- ' tr... 43055 ff TS-7 fr:- . ? Yvillialn 'llrussell ' -,., Wkinda Tucker 7 i Kenny Vance N- Q .1 ' fa Margaret YYuddy ' N? W l ,J Thomas Wglling ' 1 -? Eileen Vlfare 2 i f nf., '- YQ' 1 gi' 2, A 1 i we gf, - .Xverill xxvllhlllllglljll A if .,, ' Eleanor W'asliinglon 'il ' V , K- Helen W'alsnn F -- . .P Q f 0 -V Q 9 X R fi' if H l1l11Oli :wi S G M EQ :ve TXQA , ff Q. 4. 3, ss Cliarlef Wenger I ,-,-,,,w5' 'I A .Q-., Joyee Sllll'lif'f ,, 2 , x X ig. U ,f -e 5 v. v t E114 C' ', I 4 'H I -Q47 . I X f gf' 'Y-is is 'V 'bv -5 'l in fi QI ff ,qw T 5?-9 .1 ml 6A .. , , 19 I Billie Ann Winkheld , ff 1 Charles Burkhart I 51 Xu 'f' 9 n gg I IE Il Q4 Mary Charles Ada ms .Q W M ,.,.., , ,mfg 41-14--Z 1' ' an rf psf 2 gf? -f x QV! 4 .4 . Nu- i Michael Alhey ' qw- a ...J Victor Baczewski .W I Av ,f,f's ,f 1: f' ufi-14725 5 , .Q f vii fn, .fflif 4 Q0 ff Q, ,, N 'HM 1 3, ,K fs, g ii gc. .5 4 Z W'ilhert Baltimore 9i'ET2TT j L if -I 'L 4 Roger Barney Carl Barr Gail llarr Harvey Barr Lawrence Barr Sophomores 5 A.. Wu-- Nt... Q 2 5 UC 40' if , .fi avr' riia '91 f ,gf Q 5- . X+,,. 1--rm 14 ...Wy 5-5 n ' 1 ,i I tr Lose? A 1. 193 e H K 1, . 9' a .17 ,-,ggi f' ':Z 'I, fF,3'3if:43.:.f1 L. V 'X f ' ' 4 . Q ' K My ., , W-iw , gl: I in ,f '1 R15 I, W, V A I -Veg, 52 I' is ,ff 'GN ,1 Q 'Hn ' 'i' ,Zi ,,, ' J ' 1 ,Q--A -ugh vs.-a i v-fri, EEN 'nv ini- 'nu' Williaxxn Baumgarden llusnell Bentz Wanda Bergdoll Mary Louise Bland Thomas Blohm Raymond Bowers George Brake Waylllan Braxton Richard Brown gf? S,-'il tis Q AL X' A '- flu oi. 'WM HWY ...W Barbara Davis Sylvia Dawson Pedro Diez jaines Dillon Guy Dispanet W'ayne Dunvan Raymond Edmond ,I 3 y- Jolln Egle, jr. Stephen Everlla rt . I ya . , 'X his we Wifivffr'-. A, ' ,W 'P' ig. ' 2 V- -3 wh . Q hy v-- ' 25 2 .env V F 'M ' si f 1 1 M' s-42173 1, ' - eg-,gLmir'! :' .r ,Q zxgvgggi I ' ' N'Zii'fw X ' M-a n F ' 52 , 5?q3l.33'f me 4 F I lr. A' ,., . fw In W I .MN 1, 'RFQ' 5 t '4M 45: , W 'V' Q '1 .M N v -,W 'rf 'N-..,. 'Q X M, if ,fifyy ' Y - im ' eff' 1' 21' D H, 1 . ,Y J i f Q was. X. A ' ,. . r I -.., X -- ..m..f' SK ff Q1 X ' ww Q. .4 , K 1f,,,. ' - . f V f 1 1394, f 5-21 ,sig -A J-H FL-r f I H, iffy. -f Jerry Hunnus Kitty Lou Hanson Ann Harris Dale Hirks John Hoover Prieillu Hlll1'llillS1lll ,loan L. ,lam-kson john F. ,lolnnxon Ralph Johnson Jacob Folk Robert Fraser George Frier Marlin Frye Terrill Gilbert Xwvilliillll E. Golden Robert Crank Mary F. Green john Hanf Sophomor T mi? Qu- vn--4. x A , .. .-, ,I ' , ..-0-4 -Q, -su .K V q,,,...y, SE x 1' 5 W 4 Q f ,,, . ., - 5 5 91, nm' an-'M f 53' J flip' ...W . 4. 'P'- , m ' A 'sz iffx - ,Q f,,,fj',uQ, ' - Vg, ix' , ., X ye,-. sv M wif K'-X f,- 1--, MU. 'A Q, 1, 'VN , A . I Li W-Q v- h, A M- A .. 'W' lx-....,: -x-.,, N - I' I S4 9-vu.. sr? Elinor Kablv Sllirlvy Kilzmillvr Richard Knodc' Susan Knott ,loyvc Kllllui Harvey I49MilSlPT l,awrcm'0 Leonard Robert lmonard Barbara Lind Sophomores hr- Bag, Sf- ,gin S. K 2 5 , S' .. v' - , -nf 'aferf 0 V. .ly 'surf N 5 S M, ,:L'. V A - v 'i -Q th oe. .4 A.. if . -vu-F 5 ,Ioan Lillie gn,- S 'W ss xx -Q ,N 5. Qtr 'C' Serious MRlSllllj'l'kili Dorothy Mason Carl Mil'ilill'I Warren Mirkvy Eileen Millvr W gf nd, ix lgO5f':xllll Millvr if ' ff X .M i x ' A Nettie Mongold Lowvll Moorc- WI' 'bf ng 'JF s.' .4-f' S 24 af 'Q 'P '72, 1. f ' Z' fs. 1 if 1--V Faith Munson Edwin Nelson junior Painter Russell Pfitzinger john Pin-lu:-ll Dorothy Poisul Betty Poland Ronnie Pyles George Rath Sophomores If Q X ff', ' ijfigg E , I 2 ' ' Q fu , an ' 15 4 N: W. -rw ,.,, .EW 'Y '49 fir 'Uh-an 654' , HAZ 1 F! me 4 gl' . WA Sf ,, A 'Ng-r V 2. - if , . in ,, W, if t raw' ins 1.. - ' ' . T? K 4, A 'J' 4 1 72 ' L- 2 f ' ,. 1 I 1 ,', 1, if x t. +,ll A A 5 l 'QT' li ,zvr ll X Y A f 4 5 UK A-gf-K 'V Hd' Q R 11? k ,iw ' F4 A v. NZ is al L 56 Donald Raynor Rosalie Rexrode Frederick Robertson Anthony Rocco Cora Ruckman Virgil Ruppenthal Art J. Saladino Anthony Svafati Joseph Schnebly Q A-Q. B ,, i --., Qu xh ov j 4 . 'ff C 4 ve db- E' 'Y' ww 'xr lo in--.,, .5 V Q W E qxu .iw ' N ,. Ili: .. , - .-.H V 2- x- fe N 1 'M 1 M 'Cal' QS 9.2. 7'1- qb . C55 -gl A v 'gg .N I 'vw--r W x i' H Nikki Timbronk Hurry Todd Surah Via Edward Wyiljdil Linda Yvalden Robert Whlker Helge Xvalllgcr Linda Wlntkins E. ,lean Wk-hbvr R0ll01'1'u Slmffvr Rolwrt SIlf'l'Illllll Donald Shirley 'fhonms Sim- Urvgg Snydvr Joanna Snyder R onuld Tay lor Belly Thornburg Sophomores 435' Q1 4 Q X as x W ' Wi' 9: . , 'Zh sn 'V , . 17- 2 ,V .T M . 'Y ,Q ,ca 1 rw f-A Q. 3- 4... V fi '-- Qi- f vw -:N x I, qt. ..,, 2 'Q 4 Q 'f'f1- 'L -1' o-. S. d 1 X?-ar Q X :gg .. EBNQQIQB ' f . 57 if 3.59- 409' 'Lf' Q-7 ,, . :sf ,Uw- ,. S t 4, 41:- .A t A, V A Q awe, , , 'La ., 5 F. l , 'B Q Q ff aw xi? gg X ,fi y Fu E Q GM r 'f '-an Q ' ,4g :lx , Y ' 03'-W . 9' M ' Y! y Q if ' 5. T' w L' 'sf 'L , M vm I ,W 1 Y m 1 wp, -x ,'g , 'ir' 'K....., Sv 1 1 YA is 'W' E? 4 A 'i .,- var' i fi X M' 2? . 'xyixfgf' Q5 yy, on P 5' ,V fir. fl Louix Yzmng Q45 -an 6 vu- if Nancy Wfeese Juanita Wk-ndell Harold W'hitmorc Judith Wilkinsoxl Huel Wallis Barbara W'ils0n W'illna Yvolfc Nancy YVOrtman Frederick Yeater Sophomores R umscy Pa rk-Second Campus .KW 58 'X inn-.., tt gk. Q- ... -' 'Q Spvfffh' 19' -K.- 4',,.. ' 74 I Q-, ,,,v lflliot :xll9llllll'li Ramon .Xlvarez Elizabeth Anael .ww Q, fi Q Stanley .Xulabaugh Mary Ann Baker Eugene Barr 'A 9 Q 1, A' ,mi .xii xt' 1 , , 75.3. , 5Q,f45K4i g a:ff.'fQ5- ,-15,E,QFw,3f 'X N, . gj Q. aff? 511- gwaf g Q In gk James Barr , -E... , Nilllfy Belt iff Ellen Bender nr ,f Q - XRS' ,B jgr. I , lf . 'et Ii PCSIIIIICH Lorna Benner Kathryn Bennett Bruce Belcher Dorothy Billmyer Mary Blackford Robert Blitzer Margie Boyd Allen Burns Robert Campbell l It ygsv L A A ef: Q -' fa , . -.4 ,, I ' I -. , v.. , ., ' 'id '::-.nf r, f Q Q , ' ,,,, 6. .pr-x Wk' 3 1 ' ,4,, I 59 ACDQX WT? uv K ,, ' - .a ' , - ,Q Q.. - , -fr ..,- 'wa of 'f V 21 3533, 3 M, 'Wu' K . ' W6 , , Hr: ' 'f ' 4 ,' M ,,: 'xi ' 4, 1 1 Q-1 :W 4 f K Q f , W nw. ,N I V 1 -as ' ph Q ' 1-M, 4-- xg 1-M VM, . ,N - A . iw- D W l XX, f , ly' .V , 2- ', ., ' fy! fu, sg ,,-fffffgff - 'fi-'f?, f,1' . AV . 'W wg , ily? N QQMME W' w- 'G e 2 JN fs! .,..., ,gn , 'V- ' -M. ur Elizabeth Davis Scott Davis Bonnie Derr Sharon Devol ,less Dielriek Gaylord Dillow Gilbert Diven Carole Drake james Duneun ,vi Adam Capriotti Albert Chace ,lane Clark Dawn Cookus Albert -Copenhaver Thomas Coslain Riehard Crane Belsy Creasy Faye Croft Freshmen 1 X N x 40 Q W Um 'A' , . X Mx' .xi f W , 2 ' ix M Qfj., 1 ..::. -V 9s V' V' ,yy r f If I ffQ'xf1:gffi XY f ' f ' ' .,,,. XJ E-'N Hfsjf if ,pf -sing. 4 ,, i ,- fy-wa. ' Y .- 2 iw' '-ma 'NY viii ' M 8 f -k, f T ffl. gs l, 4 rd' Q 'E' -f -... Q---, if Q., - Zz :Jw ,gm ' . , V. ' . '- . 2 , 1- , yf 1 :Q . f n . all Q I r' Q an 3 - . 0- 2- Q 4pm , gf X , W W .. f '. , .1 ff f . .,.,-., ' , .. hge. 4 T V 7 Q ,ff 7 -- :Q I ' L N .P - x I 'Via 'wr Sfllg Q 'ix fl :QQ 'W I 1 ... sv, .3 J fx X fa Q 123 ' - ' . '3:.ffw1'i in 57,95 . Rose Marie Duncan Richard Dunlop W'illard Earle Home-r Eaaler. jr. Dorothy Ehy Cary Edwards Gloria Elliott Ronald Evans Catherine Faris Freshmen f ' J '19, ' -' K.: N ' t. ,af 'M 6 - I 4h V il 4, . -,- -X bn ,.., av , Q-.,'-, Q? , , 1 if 'Q ' '15 rw. A l x , : pm K ' A- I . f- ' :Q-. x i Q' ' .' -: .9 - ' fi' 2' wi v N Q . . I .. W, x f I , 9 E , H jx x .jj -, l I ' ff! IQ , ' i.i9ix35 2i.o ., 1 nf: -.M -1, fr M .-., l .-4, 'sf' I 'K ' 1 v f-v . 1 1 1, x, Q QQ ,f--V rd' gf- XA ,A S- RT? -- if--N. -F Q 7. SL L-J 'M' Q ' lv 1 in fx, A an S Av if , E,-f H M- Q I , 1 tl - -.. Fr s ' 149'- x', nf ax 'UD' 185 ,W ' ea 7-- 5. i, 55, - Philip F1-arnow Palrivia Flvlvlwr Beverly Frvnvh Geraldine Fry Mary Galloway Janet Camaway Susan Gtws Steve Glazie-r Sue Cordon Nlury Crillith Joyce Grim Rirharrl Groxe llosenmrie llunson Katy Hzllternlun Viviun Hamilton Roherl Hill'll3lllflll Sharon Haynes Marie Hendricks M45 Is' fix 1' ff' ,- 1.- 6 3 v-...7 .J ,fix I, ff QW , 4 li, 'tw Q... 1 , ' 1 I A . 'FW ve 4 fn Wx Freshme t I nh, , ,V I 'z ii' 59-ti - .4 is T '- f 'mi7'f 'YTr ' X 1 '94 4 X4 Xia. Nr X -, iv' l 'F a. V Q A5 Ng...- ar' if f.. -' 'n ' Z ,f ' 2:4 f imc X S' 1 K. 'U' 5 I 1.4. Q 3 Q' sk ,, . Ya X 1 i 1 . W, ef in, in -Q 'Sf 1' I 1. ,T s , J y . If . X . , . F 1 .A . -... ,Q-N at Q-dm, il -.,. I -7 62 Kenneth Hensley Peter Herring W'ilmu Hevener Charles Hill Elmo Hodge Buckner Hornor Dennis Houlihun jerry Hovernlule Christine Hulver W- I.-V .1-Qi fm 'M '-Q. .,....M, pw 3 fi bv- Q iv- S 'ff' ' MZ. Xvillizun Hutchings K'-N Mzlnolu Hylton Y' Martha james Y X A Av' 'V , .Xrduliu Johnson 'T' 9 3 Robert Jones Gary Kalllc' .., .. 'wx ' iz: 5 9. . g'fS':'e '-515 - YL 55 X '?- w. . ' XA i v Z 1' -. 'Q W ' 5' ' Rodolfo Kurg -Cz.. 'M Helly Ka uflnun ' N W Robert Kool:-y F eshmen 1...-L 1 .1 Q15 v 3 .A -3 Lv 1:llilI'l05 Kellz 'A ' ,Iinnny Kesael Judith Kidwiler 'iv 'mv' - . 1 rv-W Q , f .171 7' i v' v A' Ronald Kilmer '-A If ' ' ' , Mary Ellen Kisnvr John Landis lx ws Y! 5 .1 , ak Q Ti X f- L ,WA 'V' 1 .5 5 X 65 vw., gt ,Ivan L06 'Y A ,,- ,Q Roller! Milllllils D ' .x' ' 9 Sonja: May ' Z' 'uv 4 A r S 1,v,?4, ' ' 4, ff ,V . 'V X ' ff . I: Ulf -. X ' I M' -' ' ff- 63 47 v .isa A '+R W , kk -,. N-x, New Xa .V K, si pp., 'f.2,, ' I x fu- ., U ' No --... Sandra Moore Stanley Morgan Violet Morris Celia Mullenux Ray Mullis Louis Myers lloslunline Nukopoulos ' x 'Normal Navarro hllll0llION5l'lll Navi inadv- '1 , Fred McCauley, ,lr Nancy McCauley Nancy McDonald Agnes Merchant Charles D. Miller Charles Miller Frederieka Miller Janetta Mongold David Moore Freshm M., !, 65: I K -1 -N .., C 4 wr-vt? Ni M, 1 ., Qvffsm 4' 'K' ff-5. 1L0lIl' Yvl-on Sllllilfll Uxlmurn NIil'llllt'l Pom-lm S HX M1-4 ', 'W' ,SZ-S' 9 og , 5 'Z' , 'SJ lluru Pilzvr Tlmnm- Ih-illy laifllilfd li0lllHlDlll',2, Holm-rlu Rc-nn Phylli- I:il'lliII'Kl David Riff' Freshmen '21 361,55 H 'tv S , 1. 4, 5, f 1-in N ,A fn. -W, ,A glgiky,-5, Q , , ..,. 4 574 Q ' . ,,- r -:ka wv ',fN 'Xm W..- 5 ....- 5?....., ... M ' 11 Q Xp, ,Z, Nia, V Q, sn ws, ,f 5, , 1- ' H Q. sf ' 5-.flidli .S Y? A 'Vi , 175 if ,,.,-A . W ,A .wg ,Q ,K r W x ,- 1 'Slab' -iw Q f,9E'vQ 1 1 b -pb. - sn. , E XM v S ei Q pl 3,: vi.K?xZ 3 . X' F5 4 5 . ,f .W ' A mn . 3, l,illl'il'iil Rinaldi Tn-u'llal Rnlwrlx lilblllllil Rnlnun 1Qvurg1- lilIllll'l'f0l'1l john Sznillc' I,PllllIll' Sranfnti Uralllnln Sl'lllU1'lll'l' Xyilliaun sl'llKN'l'll Carroll Fllvph1'l'1l ,. IE Qt - ' -f f. V v ,V-, L- . X , ,K 'Q f f.IlilI'lf'h 5ll0lll' ,.,. , 4 H David SllI'iYl'l' Q ' V- ' bf Thomau Smol-or , X '- - , , f . , x4 4 ' M Wg, 5 ,. C 1 ff ,A 1, QQQ NM .,,,. A , ty , - - G . ' 'f l 'l IIOIIIZIN 50lt'IlllC'l'Ql,l'l' .54 if 2.3. 1 , fn john Spvllrcr f V . . 4 7 mf tiff? Vt lllllllll Npcrow :ein ' ft' V15 I I ' ??+'fff'fiif3gf! HX . ' ff an 44 Sharon Stvrly I an ' nr' , Q Amlrea1f'Stewurt g ,CW-v XYuyne Stoliphcr 1 ty , S m. n 4 - I Q! 1 M '- rw , ,zen law , '-. 4 ,A Fm - kwa- . 3 n ' 9 Rosalie Statler -1...-w .pw- ,losepll Stover ,l1llll05 Stup R' 'VI . fn 1 yi 'X X I , , 43--w at x ca- Q ' 'S -x. I L 1-hw Q- Donuld Swuim 52.32 1.-w -1. Linda Swuim Ruth Swisher -.Q .., W w VE, f'-1? W Q Judy slfllllilllb F. -in Hill'llill'll TlllllllllS I bcylnour 'I lllllllils t , 66 X' ,y-Q. 1-A 55. qv- Q x .V 4, x X at 3 f 'AUS' M tv ....,w.,, 276 l :US J ,cs -Q Q' mm-v ' an Q75 sw ' ., -0545 Sv' u K MQ Q 9 rye Q15 TI' '31 Sandra Thompson Sumnwrlivlcl Tillvll Edward Trillipoc- Clifton 'fusing Johnny Tyson Don Vance Rirllurd Vain l'1n0rld0ll'l , Q'- JAIIIIC5 Vvller Gary XXVQIFIIICI' ,Iudi xxVill'l'9llfQ'lll liurburu xxvilS50Il Rivlmrd xxvillkillh ,Izunf-s Yvhilney Nunry xx-llillillglllll Louise NYillianns Mivlnuol XYinklvr -5 Rulwrt Vuwlor Ton Iiyck Vfwdc-r Freshmen J. gy., , 2 S X C4 - . ...,, . ww V A g . -2 ' X 'fa -mg-3 fqgse, x 4 ' '24 if s if .. f ' uf ffl W -Wg., im. M 3: '-5. s...x -aw Q, Aw- 67 .4-va, -a '1 fqpn-5 1-'Q g - -....-,- X2 'Sf- 854 6 t e ef' 1 xl Ysyxi .exft K Xa ,Q '-fi 45, ,cb 5.- .M- N Dune ln rnk I'u ene Rlunehxrt hll ls0WIll0llI' 'Nav r vw o Robert Wooldridge Barry Young John Young Dwayne Arnold Richard Collins Linwood Donald 'VI :run Funkhou er Daud Crowe f Arole kldvnler Freshmen Student Hearlng Local Lore !..5 l 0 Q Acadennic Dean Arthur Cordon Slonakf-r an dmini trative fficers Edith Hall, Ss-rrolary to .'x1'ilil0lllil' Dean Edith Bland, Cashier Vivian Snydvr. Clerk Dean Slonaker does more than initial red drop- out vards-lm sets up avadmniv si-hcdulc-s. and ad- vise-s studm-nts and l'ai'ulty. H0 is an honor graduate ol' Slit-plwrd.. and among his puhlivations is a his- tory of Slwphc-rd College. The' vatvlidogg of the trvasury, Mr. Rule buys 0N1'I'jlililI,2, from soap to furniture. H0 vollvvts tuition. pays stud:-nt assistants and is a good man to know in linanrial vlllorgrmlvivs. HW Business Manager john L. Egli- -9'?Q,,,,,. J' Assoeiate Dean Vera li. Cullison 4 Associate Dean of Students, Vera lf. llullison, maintains elose eontaet with the students-partly through her warm smile and readiness to listen to every0ne's problems. Uur versatile administrator, Paul V. Ytlsl. serxes as C0-ordinator of field serviees and ae-ting lk-an ol' Students. Registrar Allison l'. Rider is the man who ptlls the t'0lle,uge stamp ul' approval un new applivanls. liven after sehool starts. he doesn't fm-get the student. At the end of eaeh semester he and his stall' retire tn the haek room from whenee emne-lliose grades: 71 Ks.. Xeting Dean l'aul V. Yost s-... ., N Ileverly lfugg. Seereta ry ,Xnn Simons, tsslslilltl lic-,zistrar Melinda Snyder. Seeretary Registrar .Xllison l'. Rider i, Q fx w x .X 3 , Mx Y, ,lf 3 . W- ga- 4 5-f'x'l t ' F 5 ' il N u - I 5 ,v.,,,,, A 4 hiiliiiviiijhuinnw . 4 V I . .A,L., W- if . ,. ,Q 44 - lj' ...K V if, , 1, ' - ' 1 ,. . go Q xi 41 ,A4-J.. cf: vw wa' Q, 4 fm., I X' i frtvztwxzr -'-ff ---- M I I I l u 5 I i F4 ' D qh?Fq',A-, , . Q.,-' Lvft In righr. Fir,-xt Row: Mr. Rider, Mr. Young., Mrs. Cullison. President Ike-nherry. Svrmul Row: Miss Mahon, Miss Johnson. Miss Noble, Miss Henry, Mr. Haifvr, Mr. Atherton. Third Row: Miss Cree, Miss Hummer. Mrs. Smith, Mr. Alcxunder, Miss Hughes, Mr. Simpson. Mr. Printz. Fourth Row: Miss Dunslun, Miss Sl'2ll'b0l'0llgll., Miss Sondcregger, Mrs. Scanlon. Mr. Bodolai. Mr. Curpf-r. ! 72 Q-M nn- - . jf, 0 if r 4 9 4'3L.5 s.. ,, K 5 .Rx -fAr- -- - wk, M, L., D , .-.V .a ,, KA we Z9 gpm. A i ' g' ,,.. s.,,, 99 , f --1,41-,, X -su 8 V .-f' -.. ax.. if' 4-I 0 S .4354 . 4. , 1,3-.tw Left to right. First Row: Mr. Slonuker. Mr. You.. Mr. lfglv. Svrnml Row: Mr. Maine, Mr. Fiegor. Miss Slmw. Mr. Tlmlvlwr. Mr. Rigglff- man. Thirrl Row: Mr. Yvildchoor. Mr. Harris. Mr. Klug. Mr. Rilvy. Mr. Lowe. Fourth Row: Mr. Frank, Mr. llhurch. Mr. Barker. Mr. Spvg. Mr. Edgell 73 fy , LW ,W , Erwin U. Fieger. Jr. Physiral l':dlIl'llli0ll Miriam K. Hammer l,llySil'1ll l':dlI1'illi0ll G uy Frank Music liay li. Harris Biology john P. Coulding Chemistry Marjorie Henry Speech james S. Hafer History Margaret B. Hughes Busineas Edueation 75 ' xx. I 9 G WH'- ... ll A 1 , 1 - .. J A24 Q ,. J, v ,+Q,, ' . . 4 - . 1-3 ' if viiifijif i: , R . iii ,-f i. 21: .. wi Ggigg' ' 'ffiffs 55.3 HQ rf' 'L ' pew ,w'fg3, , 1 W , A IWW: !!j, 'g,,Q,,'1at 'h 'Q' v y.' vf,,!fA Q-, -,.,f.rr5f ,.,, .1 Mm., , V ,M , Hixiffr - SW, Tyla K4 f 'Lili'-A Qi- WRX:-2'3i lf,Ii',4'7C ' img? ,,f5yxfe,.5f -buy 2: f , 'w ,, 1, 1aV'Q fx: 'f iffirdg . S fu- . 'i 1 - ff X fx fl' 'J'f 'V 'Q' Nf, ,:,,4. P ' f , A. ,. . u .Thin 5 'Q 1 fx gf- , y f i - P Q -, l gf' 1 n A Q ff: -, gif? P' . . 5' ! 5,4'ii,Q.' ' 1 ' .- Q..f L-' ' , A f . V 3 . . i I . . 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'bf Qgi. i ' if x ' 4 12 S Ruth Srurborougli History lfmilie Solldvrf-ggvr Modern IJIIIQIIIRIQQN Flurcilue Shaw Education Williuni M. Spf-g Eduvation Williu m R. Sim paon Chemialry ww. R. Tliaivlivr lim-onmnim and Geogrrupliy Vela L. Smith English and Speech Jauncs H. Yvildebuor Music ,77 K W n -fx N' , 3? if Q sf CJ O fir' '5 E15ULil'Z,J r' ' ' f-,z 1114-1 :nr Q 'v-7 I ! ,l,,, 'W mp, 2,3-.15 , M A .g1j,,j'.j,-: mag. 15: My , - I, 3-H .mf - mv .- . 'J - 254' 4 fave? .Jin I ,. 1 Q, v 'V Q .X QV M F 1,1 : 'j ' ' '. 9 ' 4-' ,f 6.5 ,1,- a P1 X. 4: ,, , 3 ' ef.ffQf p551f.g 1' V 5 - w'zf ' ' ,.',. J .if-'J' fx 1 :L M ' ..L ff',eff!-X5,-' '7- 3Q33'2 f -4 f-f I ,1 :Z'1 gafh,-1 -H . :' . , 4,1 - V 1 ff '5-,','Kfg1j,5f If f fl . 1 , Q-Q , tri, 'IHS' 'Y V 1 my P, ' ,,2, fi f - J in rp' W ff P , I 1 til 5 Q 1 , 1,1 rl? , Y iff: 11,9 1 my Ash f M J ' 1, 2-X 37. lffl fu V 49 , 1' 4. 4 47. , 1 55 'Wal' ,v'1f',. ,p 41 Y 2, Y Z ,T 1 gin, 19 diff? af ' ' MM 'I 3y1':qf pgwf-af'-v,',j.j.f' fgiafzf 3 ' ,j:u'f.g,,-p -,15.,j,MS.4. ,313 ',, 2 sf:.wfff iv In :a:5'i : 1f'v '27 .j.'z,g3'f'f. 2 .2E5M,kf9NI.,f jg .ji I 65 43f'4lf,v', Lf' if fi ' AG is H' 4' f , . ,r A K 4 if' HA i . . . 111 ,GP ' ! f ,jf V ., if- ,425 ,W - .3 -. , '.1 e: ' W ,.--' .r--,tg 514. , If '1 'A- 35'-g ,.Jf, . ,A ,N ' -wx: 1 . ff i I ' A . A ,q,, 1 I af' - I:- 1 uf ,N . q'.'V It ., .1 H, v . M.. W AHUQM W N140 'fi aw' X M.,-M 3 um ww... 3 -w .-nm ..-Q-A... -4... ---...L 0 Q Um? xx f N lpha Beta Alpha 'X - J 'Z 'S I--V 1-'Z Seated: Dorothy lioltz, Sara l,ee Moore. Mrs. liditb liland. .hrill Xlasbington in I is nn,.ton Sandra Osburn. Standing: Mr. Ray Harker. Mr. john Maine. The Library Seienee Department of Shep- herd College initiated the l'psilon Chapter of Alpha Beta Alpha, the national under- graduate library science fraternity. on No- vember l. The chapter is the third ehapter of the fraternity to be oganized in Yvest Vir- ginia. The purpose is to further the profes- sional knowledge of its members, to promote fellowship. and to serve as a recruiting agency for librarians. The installation of this organization in- dicates a more professional and aeademie growth by the students of the eollege. President Yiee-Presi Secretary Treasurer Sponsors 'Q lpha Psi mega A V I n ? S gg-W M! . fa i ,Q Seated: Merelyn jo Shultz. Miss Vera Ellen Mahon. Adviser: Dorothy Poisal. Standing: Mahlon Styles, Ira Manross, Charles Vtoodward. Alpha Psi Omega is the national honorary dramatic fraternity on the Shepherd Campus. This honorary group is, in the minds of these drama-minded students, the culmination of their college stage experience. It was found- ed at Fairmont State College in 1925 and was extended to Shepherd College in 1932. Since then the number of students interested in drama has heen steadily increasing. Students, active in play production. are given points leading toward llll'lllllt'l'Sllip. Upon invitation only, hased on ahility and interest. may one hecome a memher in Alpha Psi Omega, thus estahlishing status and tradition. 80 OFFICERS President .............,.e Charles Woodward Vice-President .............,..., Mahlon Stil6S Secretary-Treasurer .... .... I ra Manross Senator ,44,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, I ra MZHPOSS Adviser .... Miss Malton Beta Chi Phi u 7... Seated: james Duncan, john Sbeffcr, john Egle, Jr.. Alex NYan,u.cr. ,loc Rc-nn. lilizubcth Ruppcn- llllll, Pat Moler, Roberta Henn, Beverly Porterlield, lion- Mary Duncan. Slruuling: Ray Harris. Anthony Bodolu. The Beta Chi Phi Mu science academy of Shepherd College held four regular business meetings this year. The dates, guests, and subjects are as follows: OFFICFRQ 0Cl0llt'ILZ lllr. wylll. Mercer showed slides presidmn H H ,YfVYf,fVfW. .,fYVfff ffrffn J 1 N, Rvnn of the 1907-03 Blology Flew TNI Vice-President Michael Atbcy In january Hr. Charles Jones spoke on Advisor 4 Mr. Rav Ilarris mountain climbing. Mr. Clark Miller showed slides of birds and flowers in February. On April 3, Mr. Edward Rithner displayed his unique glass collection. 81 Circle K Club aw., YL K X 'iv Front Row: Earl Stevens, Charels Healy, john Ermerins, Chester Collette, Reynolds Willianls, Miodrag Petrovieh, Howard Tabler, John Pitehell. Second Row: Harry Klug, Advisor, Arthur Payne, Harry Todd, Edwin Nelson, Richard Yvilkinson, Paul Cook, David 0'Dell, john Hoover. OFFICERS pf-A Circle K, a service organization devoted to building character, offers service on the cam- pus, to the college, to the community. The Kiwanis International is the sponsoring or- ganization. 82 'EU 4-H Club Betty Poland. Mary fiharlos Xdanis, liliarlc-s Sll0lN'., liohvrt llill'lIl0ll. Mrs. ivlilfillll Nlyvrs, liolwrt Sll9l'lIlillI, Gail Barr. Sylvia Dawson, Louisa- xxiillllllllw. This organization upholds the standards of 4-fold developnn-nt through the- head, heart, hands. and llfillill and is afliliatvd with the West Virginia Extension Sc-rvivv. 83 Pre-sielc-nt Vice-Pri-si Svcrvtary Treasure-r Svnator ,, Advisor Y. OFFICERS Holwrt Harman dvllt ..4r ....Vrrrr f Jail Barr l Sylvia Dawson .. . Rolwrt Shvrman i rrrrrlr,...,rr B4-tty Poland . ,.,. Ur. William Simpson Home Economics Club e 'WS V , J' ,ffnyd 1 Sealed: Lorna Benner. Linda XYatkins. Dixie Dunn, Eileen Ward. Smnrling: Nettie Mongold, Joyce Knutti, Phyllis Hott, Loretta Sponaugle, Andrea Stewart, Mary Lon Bland, Nancy YYortman. Miss Nazza Nohle. The goals of the Home Economic cluli are to provide the opportunity for members to develop skills and practices in the field of home economics, to develop leadership, to promote friendship, and a personal feeling President '-4V-- Dixie Dunn of responsihility for happiness and well-heing Vice-President -,-- Linda Watkins in the home and community. All home eco- Treasurer A-.,-k- qhqi E ileen Ware nomics majors and minors are eligible for Secretary H Lorna Benner llN'llllN'l'Sllill. The cluh assists with many projects, social functions, and special activ- ities on the campus. 84 International Relations Club -- ' ' , ., . an f g .. Q- sf -4- n ,.-M I .......,............. 'Q ......., First Row: Mr. Hafer, Mann Keun Cha, Serous Mashayekhi, Miodrng Petrovich, Norma Nararro, Karl Ruschmann, Rudolph Karg. Second Rmr: Frances Duke, Maury Ann Frye, Susan Knott. Sandra Osbourn. Nancy Vtortman, Sonja May, Catherine Faris. Third Noir: Peggy Miller, Robert Vawter., Robert Leonard, john Ermerins, ,Ioan Little, llarry Xxclch, Donald Vance, Robert Dreifus. The purpose of the International Relations Club is to broaden understanding and deep- en knowledge of its members in regard to world affairs and problems. lt helps to in- form a larger audience and to bridge the gap between the college and adult education. It President -lglqn Petrovich provides. through discussions. lectures. and Vicehpresidmn H H Robert Dreii-Us trips. educational experience for many young Secretary ,Agg-Ag q--- T erry Gilbert people whose lives are certain to he influ- Treasurer .ggv Frances Duke enced hy the course of international develop- Senator vvwu g.,-.-,-, H any wfelch ments' Advisor ..s, Ruth Scarborough lts motto: Learning without thought is uselessg thought without learning is danger- ous. 85 ---- -' WM' ' ' Y A-Q'f.'cz.4 ie? , , ,,. ' ' 'EJ ' appa Delta Pi an-if. RMK Seated: Gwendolyn Knoll. Barbara Harris, Nancy Frilts, Mclsurkin. Mrs. Mary J. Scanlon, Mr. W'illiam Speg., Mr. beth Ruppenthal. Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society in education open to juniors and seniors maintaining high standards in academic sub- jects and in education. Delta Psi chapter was estalnlislu-fl on May 27, 1939. The organiza- tion encourages high professional, intellec- tual and personal standards and recognizes outstanding contributions to education. 86 ,Q Virginia Franzen. Standing: Margaret Ray Harris, Miss Florence Shaw, Eliza- OFFICERS President ...................... Barbara Harris Vice-President .....,.. Charles Woodwarcl Secretary-Treasurer ......,... Nancy Fritts Senator ......,...........,... Gwendolyn Knott Historian .... .... V irginia Franzen Advisor .... Mr. William Speg Newman Club Y -uw , lj? A Z- f- ' rv . , ' ,Lay E' it ' ' VK l , ., -I ty, ' ,, Ji 1 In .., iigiww We ft X 'zazf ' W.. '...IQ 5 ,-nuuaom First Rane: Miss lflnilie Soncleregger. Frank Carey, Mrs. Mary J. Sc-anlon. ,lobn Pitebell. Seeunrl Row: l,eonarcl Kestler, Charles Healy., Ray' Mullin Harry 'We-lell. jamex Nhat-rs. Robert Wvoolcl- ridge. Leo Fogg. In nonseetarian eolleges and universities all over the country. the Newman Club for Cath- olie students. makes religion an integral part of aeaflemie anal social aetivities in 1lay-by- clay eollege life. A great number of new mem- bers., plus unending work. has promoted this organization to what it is today. The Newman Club brings together Catholic students on the eampus and plays a vital part in their college life. Offieers .0 lg I 1' - HIS. 12- O ,am 42 nil ii' 'W Left to right: Robert Yxvooldridge.. Mary M1-Kinley. Frank Carey. Rams Club I n v 1 i I I .K I E I J I I I J 1 , L. i Kneeling: Mike liallaa. William lsherwood. wiilliam Golden. Richard Knode.. Thomas Blohm, JHIIICS Dillon. Elmo Hodge. First Row. standing: Norman lilIlPlllll',2, Dean Snyder, john Spencer., james Stup. Herbert Rankin. james Taylor. Thomas Smelzer, Richard Hemalxurg. SP1-uml How: Kenneth Day. Nlayne Barr.. Norman Bradford. Donald Beall. Ronald Clatterlrurk, Steve Kijnla. Third Row: xxillllillll Grant. Paul xxiilllillllh. Arlington Shipley. Shepherd's varsity letter eluh. eomposed of all the men who have won the coveted varsity S for their participation in an intercollegiate sport: the primary ohjeetive of the Rams Club is to foster and promote a high level of good. elean. tfhristian sportsmanship while ill the performance ol' the intercollegiate athletie program. OFFICERS President ,.....,..,......,,.,.,..,... Mike Ballas Vice-President ....... Donald Beall Secretary-Treasurer .... James Taylor Senator ........ . ........... Peter Weecl Co-advisors ..., jesse Riggleman, Howard Carper tudent Christian Association I f itfpuke K if 'ur Left to right. seated: Shirley Kitzmiller. Gwendolyn Knott., Dorlhy lioltz, Nlahlon Stiles. llatrry Todd, Mary Charles AlllllllN. First Rutr. standing: Dorothy lihy. Dolores liishoff. Rosalie llexrode. Virginian Merchant, Nikki 'l'imhrook, Mary l,. tlamphell. Sharon Cain. Joyce lieets, Sara l,ee Moore. Second Row: Mr. Kenneth Riley, Trevclla Roberts. lionnie Derr. lilizahctli Davis, lillen Bender. Marie Hendricks, Nettie Mongold. ,loycc Knutli. Mzuyuaret Lang, Cora Igllflilllilll., llelen Teet-, Mr. James Vvildehoor. Third lffllfi ,lack Landis, Wayne Xrnold, ,Xnn llarri-. Linda Nlalkins, Dey- erly Fogg. Ira Manross. Donald Vance. .Xlhert Copenhagen. w Uliicers The purposes of the Student Christian As- sociation, more popularly called the SCA, are to: strengthen the personal religious heliefs of students: to promote Christian aetivities on this campus: to teach social responsihilities: to promote world hrotherhoodr, and to unite the Christian students of Shepherd College into a healthy community. living in the spirit of the teachings of Jesus. At tnonthly meetings the memlvers hold worship services and present programs to help students hetter to understand their rela- tionship as Christians to the world. An interdenominational group that is very active within itself. SCA strives to make its programs far reaching. All this in one group! Yes. the SCA can enrich a student's life and make it more 'mlm Klum. Muhhm Slum. Harm WOI'l,llWllil6. 'liodd. 89 Left to right: Dorothy litllll. Cwen- tudeut ational Educational Association W1 . ,.,-v , - h Q i V ' ' w ?,'!iN7?i! if Q S Qi X ' xiii ' 4? QW-Q 1 4 .,,,, 74, . is , ,9 W fi 3 twxyzfr ' xicsa' .2491 1 ,.:. V ...: ' I V y Wi l vga!! . ,,-4 - 4, V i ,MW First Ron-: Margaret fVlcl,urkin, Sharon Cain, Ann Harris., Joyce Teets. Second Row: Helen Teets. Barbara Mowery, Loretta Sponaugle, XYymlhan1 Barhe, Miss Florence Shaw. Third Row: Barbara Harris. Phyllis Bott, Anne Fishel, Nancy Fritts. Fourth Row: George Brake, Carl Barr, Ira Man- ros-, john Bowers. The Student National Educational Associ- ation is a professional society for students who plan to teach. It offers opportunities for its memhers to participate in social activities, to hear qualified speakers and to discuss edu- cational topics and prohlems. The organiza- tion also tries to present a variety of interest programs to hroaden the scope of educational values. .X lnemher ol' Student NEA has the opportunity lo qualify for melnhership in the national honorary educational fraternity. During the year nlemhers receive educational magazines and enjoy many social activities. 90 OFFICERS President ............................ Allll l'lal'l'iS Vice-President ........ .... .l Oyfe T668 Secretary-Treasurer ........ Maxine Baker Senator ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Margaret McLurkin Historian ,,,,,,,, Dolores Bisoff Veterans Club ?1 fm? ' Y r - -. ,-.. .,v.V , gps, . 3 7 ' ti-...X Q.. Q ar. ' an - an - 4' nu: l i ., 1 'J' Z . .... f' z l Q Ii , ' :r First Hmc: Kenneth Vance. Kula- Harb. Pete YYct-ul. lirucc Harp-ter. Ray Nlulli-. Sw-om! Kmc: Hols- ert Grunt. Harold Dailey. Leonalrtl Kestler. john John-on. Norman lgl'iHll'0I'lI. liufly Tclclx. Tlliral Row: John Saville, Janles Harrison. Seymore Thomas. xxlllllllll llianclli. ,lake lfolk. Fourth Ron Harold Calnpllell.. Kenneth Day. Frank Carey. lftlwurtl lflcnl. lfngcnc llccltcr. Officers f N I N 'N I 'ik The Yeterans Lluh oi bhcphertl Lollege is , , a service and a social organization. The main project of thc vets cluh has heen the CllllIlI'9ll.S Haven. at Charles Town. Wfest Virginia. They provide Thanksgiving, ' 1 .579 . . . . -'K' , N41 'tk' Easter. and LIIFISUIIEIS chnncrs and gifts at we , , .. 4 nl , if various times. V A' 5.4 The cluh takes part in the major events of 1. .5 gf . -N ff 1' if the school, the Miss bhephertl Pageant, ath- A 1 letic contests. school elections. and homecom- qi c 'L L27 ing activities. , f' if . '- ' Q: ' 'tif' F 91 vu.. - mf, Left Io right: Ray ylullis. Leonard Kestlcr, Pele XYPPII. lfdward Clem, ,Iakc Folk. Shepherd Colle e Band Q. 4 3 2 lst rmc: Marvin Wilson. Billie Wiinklield, Sandra Thompson. Gary Edwards, Robert Grant. Yvilliam Kessler, Peter Herring, Ray Frazier, Marie Hendricks. Zml row: Dr. W'illiam Alexander, Charles Via, Richard Grote, xxiflllilll Braxton. Ytilhert Baltimore.. Marsh Myers, Joyce Grim, Wiilliam Spoerl. ffral rou-: Cary Albright. Michael Peach, Richard Vanlissendelfl. Fred Yeater, Oliver Braxton, Wil- liam NYolI'ord, Hucl xylllis. 41h nur: Douglas Hinkle. Judi NYarrc-nfeltz, Gregg Snyder, Byron Myers., William Patterson. , This organization offers an excellent op- OFFICERS lNH'lllllilf' for those- who play musical instru- President ,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,, Williaiil Patterson me-nts to continue in their instrumental Vice-President ,,.,,, Rohert Grant l'ill't't'l'H- l,ill'll4'lP1Ill0ll in this group is avail- Sq-nawr ,,,,.,,,,, ,,.,,,eV,,,V,,A4AA N larsh Myers ahh- either for credit or on the hasis of co- Advisor .. Dr. W'illiam Alexander curricular activity. It presents programs for ilu- community and college. 92 Shepherd Colle e Choir 5 l 3 11, ft t x ik C5 P1 fl m ' nfs E ifzft 051 mn D I 1 5 i W -58 I4 :MLW i Q 4 fa we 1 ,X YV if Q S . Ist row: Mr. james NVildeboor, Joyce Grim, Dcloris Helfner, Mary Galloway. Dorothy Eby, Dorothy Poisal. U'Farrel Cianelli, Sara Lee Moore, Sue Cordon. 2nd rmr: Judy NYarrenl'eltz, Catherine Faris. Wilda, Shillett. Gwen Knott, Avril YYashington, Sylvia Dawson. Carolyn Boswell. Dm-anne Scafati. Bonnie Derr, Eileen Miller, Barbara Wilson. 3rd roir: Ann Harris. Dorothy Holtz. Elizabeth Dayis. Eleanor Wasliington. Sandra Thompson, Maria Hendricks. Margaret Lang, Virginia Franzen, Linda YVatkins, Ellen Bender, Mary' Low Campbell. Betty 'l'hornburg. Pat Molcr. -ith ruur: Ernest King. William Patterson, Robert Harbaugh, Virgil Ruppenthal. Mahlon Styles. Carleton Shriver. David Shriver. Albert Copenhauer. Doyle Catlett, Charles Atherton. Donald liasterday, Buckner Horner. Allen ITIIBHIIJCFS. The Shepherd College Choir. under the direction of Professor James H. W'ildeboor. has participated in various activities during the past year. The choir took part in the annual Band and Choir Concert in November as well as the Thanksgiving Assembly. At Christmas the choir produced Amahl and the Night Visitors . Un Palm Sunday. they gave the Easter Section of the Messiah and several members of the choir participated in the production of the Passion which they pre- sented as the Easter Assembly. The Choir also took part in the annual Fine Arts Festival held in May. President Vice-Pres Secretary Senator . Librarian Advisor , OFFICERS , as .. as D, , Ira Nlanross ident s. Virginia Franzen , Delores lleffner , ,E Charles Atherton Barbara Nlowry' james H. Yvildeboor The Picket x Left to right: Lee Koehler, Xhllllltlil Tuvker.. Vfillard Earle. ln this sixty-fifth year of puhlieation on the Sllt'llllt'l'tl campus, THE PICKET repre- sents the students. lvnder editor Lee Keehler, THE PICKET stall' spent many hours puhlishing a news- paper that Shepherd students are very proud ol. The volnhined hznnonious efforts of all editors and reporters were required to at'- vomplish this purpose. Pulnlislwd twice monthly. THE PIIIKET serves to ka-ep the students informed of campus happenings. The editorial columns uphold the- viewpoint ol' the students and aulvovate and support fairness and good sportsmanship in all phases of eollege life. THE STAFF Y Editor uulu.uuu uuuuuuiuu uuuuu..u.,ui L e e Ixeebler Feature Editor ,,.. Wilda Shiflett Sports Editor tt...., Boh Harman Advisor V.,A...u..,,u...,uo.v. Ralph B. Church Reporters sss.., Benny Cameron, Willarcl Earle, Charles Healy, Ira Manross, jerry Marsh, Betty Poland, Joyce Teets. Richard Wray Typist ,..,.,,,,.. .. BB,....B.,B,..t. Harry Todd Columnists Boh Harmon, Gwen Knott, Kent Mclflung Cirvulation .,.,,,.,. Wailrla Tucker 4 The Cohongaroota 1. 1 'Q-5 25, mm ff Q w. In 9'0Q-i- -f' Q. 45, s Left to Right: I ,GLBN Q3 Ann Harris, Leonard Kestler. Mrs. Smith. Yxilnni Nvoife, Roller! Grant STAFF Editor .. , , . ,, Leonard Kestler Assoeiate Editor .v...... xxriilllli Yvolfe Organizations ,.v...A .d... . Ann Harris Photographer E, t.r, ,A Robert Grant R . -1:- , ' as ggi Q 3 R Qui'K'X 'Y ' . Sports Editor ...,,, james Harrison Advisor ..EE.,EE Mrs. Veta Lee Smith Typists Er,r EEEE ,I udy XVarrenfeltz Beatrice Carmen Terry Gilbert EEE 1:5 H 1 K K Q LA f a 5 :W x .5 lL .-. ...V 0 Q Mary Charles Adams Wanda Bergdoll Carolyn Boswell Phillis Bott Sharon Cain ,loan Collinberger Ann Fishel Ann Harris Barbara Harris Gail Hofe Faye Hoffman Elinor Kable ,Ioan Little Betty Long Dorothy Mason Gail Mickey ,Io Ann Mentzer Patsy Moler Barbara Mowrey Betty Riner ,lane Siler Ann Sloan Mary ,lane Small Loretta Sponaugle Helen Teets Nikki Timbrook Anita Tisdale ,Ioan Vincent Juanita Wendell Barbara Wilson Billie Winkfield as? Uuce again the busy month of September was here with many things waiting to be done. There was the usual whirl of receptions.. parties, and of course, our Mardi Gras Rush party. As a result we added to our list some excellent pledges. At our Homecoming Coffee hour many of alumnae as well as our collegiate members met together and had a very enjoyable social hour. Our white Elephant and bake sale in December was a huge success. Some of the highlights of the second semester were the annual Sweetheart Dance, February 1-lg the annual Greek Rush party: slumber party: and the initiation banquet for the pledges. OFFICERS President .o sosososoo.,,sso s,..,ss S haron Cain Vice-President soosots oosv Phillis Bott Recording Secretary .......... Nancy Fritts Corresponding Secretary o,,o Ann Harris Treasurer so ssoossoo s Loretta Sponaugle 97 'ss Y'-av f 3. 4 , Q, 1 fl, ,P I W ,, N f 9' . M Q V Q, f my '-. N. 4,f1f. ' fi g ' we Qs Y 4 'sf W V7 ,J , V x I Lgv ., W, ,Q X M, mg . ., , f 1 rw X X , .,,.,,2 f ! L. A M., K nfs W 2170 1, 1 f' -Q 'Q f 'V' .Q-ur. I yfgfg? Q' wi 6V Q ., 1 M . , o I Q, ,x ..., l x f if bf ,gun Wx IX Y YN 1,- Winn- , 1 I .qw 1. . 3 , ',5'f'.f. 'w .affl- A 41- A 51' . w 1. 1 r ,Q .1 K4 , ..-., - 1 K l f - ,, vs QL lf' - 4 H ' Q. 'Fly- X-QQ twsfg Clw A 4 V V Y Y VVP. -f - ,. .,v'V '2:- 5 A A wa, 4: Qx A 4 Q- I ,,, V 6' M -Z7 f I E . L x 'L 35 H gf A , ai 425 .gs ' ff' va- 98 wx- am so - as -- N v 'ZW' Y'N-w-4 xv 'nf 4 78 3 Q- RE? 4 L 4 1 . f ' 6,- Affik 'uv-1 L. Maxine Baker W'yndham Barlie Gail Barr Pat Billmeyer Delores Bishoff Dorothy Boltz Kaye Cameron Mary Lou Campbell Sylvia Dawson Beverly Fogg ,lean Green Kitty Hanson Delores Heffner Gwen Knott Susan Knott Joyce Knutti Margaret Lang Barbara Lind Margaret Mclaurkin Shirley Miller Donna Oates Betty Poland Rosalie liexrode Elizabeth Ruppenthal Merelyn Shultz Joanna Snyder Myralin Spriggs Grace Swadlcy Joyce Teets Margaret Wvaddy Linda W'atkins Nancy Vfeese Wilma Wolfe r fda-12'-lm ta R W4 M ., 951,a. X,i 1' f --nys, A . A' . The social events of the Phi Sigma Chi Sorority consist of the rush parties. receptions. sorority dance. slumber parties and functions for the other Creek organizations on campus. Phi Sigma Chi has memhcrs active in intra- murals, drama. honorary organizations. Student Senate, Life Planning Yveek. Leadership Con- ference and the Fine Arts Festival. ive also had two fraternity swcethcarts and Miss Shepherd. Future plans call for securing a larger sorority room and more functions in which the alunmi can share. OFFICERS President ,Y,Y,,Y,,,,,,,.eee.eeoeeee Donna Oates Vice-President ..so..., Margaret Nlclaurkin Recording Secretary ,.aa Myralin Spriggs Corresponding Secretary. Dorothy Boltz Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gwen KIIOII 99 -1-. ,Y A A J '.v 14 I 4. ,.'v1 ps X ,f41 f A-Y 'W ,m,, ' M' '52 L- sf 5 is L u 1. Tow 2 W V 'W if 'Za f'-Q t l 'bw '-' 'S' on .W ,N r 'dw- Q- --lv X if 1 YZ' Z.. 5 z f K Q 55 Q , 0v--- Ai'i,: is ,, 'Q QA , ' YG ,- -' rex. 63 ,: LQVQ K il , L Ko sf., L '2 ' ,-gy lb I' 'uv F' ? , ' , as ,Q -X '51 Q . N -Q H' - - :.,: 1 .,- A a V Q A J 6 Q- .rw f ' xzi Q. ith .M .'-F 31 52 1 ,3 1 3, Ji gvfx 5, I V , . M, lv., A I: , -3 f 4 , Vgv,2 4 M, ,bw ,Fx f-'L V Qu. 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Kunnun e Victor Baczcwski Mike Ballas Roger Barney Barney Bentz Raymond Bowers James Brown James Bryant Chester Collette john Cygler james Dillon Robert Fraser Martin Gayer Sam Glaize William Colden John Hanf Dale Hicks Douglas Hinkle William lsherwood Steven Kijulu Richard Knode Donald Krause Kenneth Kuester Harvey LeMaster Kent McBee Gayle Murchland Russell Pfitzinger Bruce Phillips John Pitchill Anthony Rocco Anthony Scafati Donald Shirley Fred Staats Paul Swartz Edward Wajda Robert Walker Richard Way Tau Kappa Epsilon came to the campus of Shepherd College in June, 1956 when the Zetas, a local group, became a member in good standing of the progressive and growing international fra- ternity, Tau Kappa Epsilon. TKE thus became the first international fraternity on the campus of Shepherd College. TKE stands high on the list of successful and influential organizations on the campus. Their unity and closeness have become symbols of strength and success. I , W A .XMI a ls OFFICERS President .....,... ...........................,. J ames Brown Vice-President .... ,..,. F red Staats Treasurer ...... .,.... S am Glaize Secretary ,.,,, .,... L arry Strite Historian ........,... Pledge Captain ...... Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain ...,........, 101 Richard Way Mike Ballas Donald Krause Douglas Hinckle Sigma CM 1 in d Y , Q-x V A Q I Q 'ifi VA Q E- A na, .'1 ..., r',f i mx W , F 5 , 1 j - V r ,. . W 1 ,A , , , N , ' D - 'bf - ,--- V' . X1 5 V :W 1 'rf' if i ' W . , f ,, ,. 'V 3 A. W Z. IF ? 1 5 K if Q' , ,f Z 2454 ,F N N ,Y . ,Q 1- .1 1 'Nm 45' 'S X ,..- . 1. - ' 'E Q' ,.g1 gx. , ' 1, FP U .,,. Q! M3 . Q A224320 ' M4 I YZ H '5 'Q U L fb! HA ge I i 0 473: ' u ' .V , K 1 X ' 'Y ' W' -Q. 'W' Q .Q-., f ' . ' MM.. ,. We Nw... V - 11, V N, 4,5 2 Bw b ,' ,Y- 'g 2 ' 1 'Q' 1 ,gp A 5 ifw--faf ' ' yr 33, ff 4 ,Q Q N' Y V . ,,., . e . 2 2 ..- , ' . f. . ' ' 50' 57' 3 , ' y KVM, -bf' 4'-,,f , , A iff? .ff w V ' ' . ' , a t 45,5 l I , 5- P an ?o I, . X N ,xl v, f X' 1 ' F - S X ' if ,XA if ' Q if E 213 ,.x.f, 'xv-'v' W' f 2' 7 C x 'W , . - V V 1 J 1 . '1 ' ' vw- W N W' . ea lg 5 7 ' -. f v ,-- .S f x ' br- q ' in A asf if f S Q ' ' 7 U I 102 +4 NYM. T 1! of' f' 1 A EV squad utr... - er will frtllt' Rllillvllilrl. Gaylord llillow. llarold liuscy. Sandra Kerr. Hex- Junior Painter, Perry 'Nichode Hutchins. 'liger rlusing, liill erly lfogg. Leo lfogg. inns, Tiger Tusing, llill llulch- Splrrow, Carl Michaels. ima, john liowers Harry Burton Harold liusey Thomas Elliott John Ermerins Leo Fogg Richard Fllss Ramon Grey Robert Harman Ralph Johnson Lee Keehler lra Nlanross Leighton Miller Lowell Moore David U'lJell junior Painter William Patterson Mike Petrovich Harry Richards Carlton Shriver Ray Shriver Stephen Sinnett Thomas Stillwell Harry Todd l-larry XY elsh Alex Wanger Richard Wilkinson Reynolds Williams Charles Woodward Charles Atherton The oldest fraternity at Shepherd College. the lleta Chapter of Theta Sigma Chi. was chartered on November 3. 1931. At the time of its intro- duction. Dr. xvllllillll ll. Reese. the founder of this chapter was Professor of Biology at Shepherd College. Through the many diversified activities of Theta Sigma Chi, the members have never forgotten the purposcs for which their fraternity was founded: to promote character and hrotherhood and to up- hold the ideals of Shepherd College. Through the years. some of the activities that Theta Sigma Chi has engaged in have been the annual awarding of scholarships, the Sweetheart Dance to honor the Theta Sweetheart, and the fostering of those qualities that will luring respect to Shepherd College and to Theta Sigma Chi. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary ...... . Treasurer ,,.... , Pledge Captain Senator ............ Advisor H 103 llarold Busey Leighton Miller ,, . lloh Harmon Leo Fogg Charles Woodward Charles Vfoodward Dr. Harry Klug , 1 f uv: -,vi - , has f, A, , ': ag, '1 1 wr -, ,, f, vw. -',f 2-if ff- -1' . 2' If' ' ' 3, I ,yr qgyfv-A, r , -A-aifffwfy :J , Qs1?f?zf1? :- ' . - nfl! 125 i 1 2' X , 7 , f ,' ff4,f, fy I., ' r x - 4 - -+ 1 eallu F Ih- bln-pln-ral R'nn.'. uml -r thc- I-' Q0 a ship ol' Coach jc-ssv Rigglvillzul. compla- anothvr Hlll'l'1'SSl.lll se-ason with an lllllll't'S!-lltf 5-2-1 rvvoril. 'l'ln- tram was llilllllN'l't'1l ln injurivs varly in the- svason anml aftvr gvttl 1' off to a rilows start linishvsl strong to M 5 of the-ir last 6 ganws. M' 'W 'VNV'-in-q vww- , aw-Cs V Q' 25' f f fwy,t?-,-..,.- ' W asa. D-l I 50:1 V 'z ve 59,1 .U Kneeling: Anthony Svafati.. Arthur Payne. Gilbert Diva-n, 1illilI'll'N l.o1'hhaum. Lows-ll Moore-, Nc-vill Leonard, Lawrence Leonard.. Donald livall, lflmo llodgv. rlllllllllilh SIIIPISUF., Ronald Smallxsoml. K4-nnvth Day., liruvv Phillipa, Rohert Sirk. 21111 row: Stephen Sinn:-tt, John Ilarmmly. G4-orgrv YYatxon, Ronald Pylon, Mike liallas, Barry Livhlman. Charles Pappas. Thomas lflohm. John Potts. Rivharcl Knoxlv. llcan Snytlvr, Rivhard Iif'lllslHlI',2. Ralph Brown, Gerald Lanham, ,lillllfh Dillon. Nicholas Pappax. ffrvl rmr: Sanford Moorv. Jann-s Stop, Hoge-r Forayte, Larry Strilv, ,Ianws Taylor, ,lou-ph Horkman. Hvrhf-rt Rankin, Ronald filillU'l'INl1'li., Frvd Crm-o, john Spencer, Norman Linelmrg., Thomas Ogrlvhay. Edward Tritlipoe-, Stanley' Morgan. 105 N N I f w ' iw. H PTT? 1 eV ' 2 i 'I' I.:-H--1 fourll Rizlglillllllll talks to two nvw- , Q 's 1'UllH'l'h to ilu- IQUIIIQS squaul. TIN-y ure- llhurlf ' lxnmh W0 '33 IAIPIIINIIIIII. Nu. 1.5. :mel Dirk 5 A . an-:- 1:0lN'll l:iLL,2l1'lll1lll has turnml in lhrvv highly Hll1'4'f'hhfllI M-usnna in as llllllly yvars us hvzul l'0lll'Il ol' ilu' SIN-plu-nl Ruins. is Af. aft In right: Mila- linllus, Nm-man I,im-lmrg. and Bunny Leonar 'Hn' 'I'ri Captain- fur IIN- l933 liaun- urn- I' Wifi my 4 'mf iw 55 si I The outstanding blocking of the Rams' offensive unit is'shown in the photo opposite. Casey Day and Jim Taylor move in to eliminate would-lie tacklers, as Bunny Leonard skirts around end, Elmo Hodge C581 who has already completed his hlocking assignments. One of the outstanding Linemen on the Rams' squad is Joe Hockman, a junior. An excellent blocker and a devastating tackler, Joe was Shepherd's candidate for the Little All American Team. Joe will he hack next season to spearhead the Rams' defense. Bunny Leonard lnreaks into the clear for a long gain against Bridgewater. He finished second in the conference in yards gained. Bunny is a senior and his services will be missed next season. S. If NN 'fr 7 'I xl, Q X - A f- M, - 'ag 'v sl i'. 2 Kar. N514 Q. .. , A . ii fa.,-ff, L , if 4 - . ,. . x ,, 1 f f r Emswm . V , 'iq ,Q .fb 424 f ..' ' ... if s 4 , df 5 '3 f ? ,N ' Q ' TU N A ' ,W 'f 1 .. f 3 f. ' , , , f 0 ' A ,W ,E V , A X V ' 40 ., 1, ' ., Z, ,I -33 5 ' ' I' .1 1 5. I I ! ff' K. V 2 f ' ' 4' f , IWW- if WNY1 ,ff , . in - W--'V 5, 1 ,i,,- .K 13,4 L, .V - Z4 I V -w4,jj,QQgm4x 1525 4 4155: yfiff ,g,1w, ' , ' ,MM - an , .uyfv-95f',:'1.'f -, .,.- UMA ' ' , ' 'A Q'6J.3wf::4-P -fgvwfquz 5,2 4i4 V'Z 12 .I ,.. in-.., ,.j 'w1 ,,,,f:f51xW, ,'w, .. f gf' ., ..,, L ! 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Close Bill Grant jumps for a shot and scores against the Fairmont lfaleons. The Rams though a hot and cold team this year finishing the season with a 9-win.. 10-loss record. showed some spirited playing and elosed the season with some comlnendahle conference records. Bill Grant. leading team scorer. collected 410 points for a 22.7 per game average which was the third highest in the Vfest Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. He was also one of the top rehounders in the YVVIAC. Sam Kuninger Paul NYilliams and held the conference shooting percentage lead. A season highlight was provided hy james Spider Conners' one-handed jump shot in the remaining seconds of the Shippenshurg game to give Shepherd's the winning score. Xtayne Barr. Jerry Hannas. plus She-pherd's most improved player. llarry Hanl' added up to solne good haskethall and good prospects for the next season. George liishields llarry llanl' J.. me WF .ie , .,,N, v'- 1 -t. Y'-. rack Ist row: Mike Ballas, John Cygler, Don Vance, james Bryant. Mike Petrovich, Russell Pfitzlnger, Bob Wool ridge, Pedro Diaz. Ted Veeder, Roger Walker. Pete Weed. 27111 row: Ray XYataon. Ben Hofhelmer, Bill Sperow, Hugh Williams. Buck Hornor. Pete Herring. Al Chambers, Charles Shohe. Bob Sherman fharle-. -Xtherton Swimmin After experiencing only a fair regu- lar season., the Ram tankmen copped the runner-up spot in the YVVIAC swim meet. Led hy Hugh Williams who acquired the conference individ- ual medley crown and Ted Veeder, the 220 free-style champ. the Rams were nosed out hy Fairmont 56-51. Coach Feiger will lose two seasoned Seniors. Ballas and Williams. hut has several promising newcomers who should fill the vacancies. w I X 4 .,. , Coach Feiger and Co captains Ballas and Weed ' if-.J' 'A Q - 'Y' , C e ,-. .1 R ff vw an 1, ww . ' in 'N-ig -5 x M Rf., ' 'N-.,, . f S ,, ig 1.-Q ,, .. ns. , . S., at Q f .9 Q -l Baseb ll l , Beginning his 19th year at Shepherd Col- 1 ' ,M-,, ,. ..?:5lg', ,flip lege. Loaeh Lletus Lowe has one of his hes! W-lf'W '-- K 'wh groups oi glovesmen he has had in years. 9 1 in ' I - 4 l ,AL 0 P' ,6- 1 959 Baseball Squad A J A - x I 'N H F, 5- y'w -f-1 5 iw 4 segwfif W' ' , VNS 1 f , , xx .VW W if ai A A '-2- 1 - mm' 5 5 F. 4 5 I P. U f vs 51 L fx vdbf l 'Bunk ws - - or ,,.V,,.,,p-fr W 4, . - M , , M. g ' Rua, A 1 . A N . .,, ,. ' r V x 1 ilvdf wil, Q V 1 ,. . .un 1, , ,. ., ' '-1 Q gg' f Ti Ist row: Rudy Tele-k. Bob Carino, xxvllllillll Rivllardson. Lawrence Leonard. Bi-ure Phillips, Dick linode, Steve Everhart. 2nd row: Coach Lowe, Manager Eddie Nelson. Kenneth Vans-e. Paul Swartz. Wayne Dunvan, Ronald Clatterbuck, ,lim Connora, Philip Fearnow. Harlan Hott. NYilliam lsherwood. Ylanager lidgar Shepherd. 113 The 1959 lrusclulll svhmlule is lows: Mt . l'nion Colle-gc' .. A:-whluml College .. Elizalwlhtinvn Frostlmrg S. T. C. .. ll. C. 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Book Store ....., I ,, 69-71 4 79 . s,....,. 80 A. 96-97 25 27 29 113-114 109-111 81 46 ll L lilizuhelh liuppenlhul Nikki Timhrook Nanvy Wieese Patrivia Martin DEX Cafeteria P . 13 ' 93 Choir ,.,s,., sssss Circle K s..s,. ssss. 3 2 College, The .s,e A 7 lwommeneement .ss,,. . 30 Cohongaroota.. The s..,.s.,.. ,sss. 9 5 Day the Money Stopped, The .... .,Y.. 2 5 Dorsey Band ,,,,,,,,,Ye,,,e,e,,,,e,, ssss. 2 7 Drama s,,.s.s.sss ..s.. 2 4- Elections.. Spring sss,sss ,,.,. 2 8 European Tour .A 29 115 Faculty ....., l'lSlllllg ......., ., Football llllllll....... Foreign Students ,,... 4-H Llub ,,ttt,,..... Freshmen ..,.......... Freshmen Week ...,.,.,. llome Economics Club Homecoming ...,......,,. Homecoming Queen ..... Ik C .....,............................c,... .. 72-77 105-108 17 83 .. 59-68 10-11 84 20, 21 20 12 lkenberry, President ...........,..,,,. ,t,v 2 ., 3 International Relations juniors ............ Kappa Delta Pi .... Knutti Hall ,ss.sv.,.,..s.,, Leadership Conference Club Life Planning Week ..... Library .....,as.......,....,, Local Lore ..,, Main Street ,,,,,,s. McMurran Hall ..,, Men's Dormitory ss,, Miller Hall ....,....... Miss Shepherd ,.,,.,,,. Monument, Rumsey' .,.,,v Mrs. Peter Marshall ---- Music ................,...,...., Newman Club .... Nurse's Qflice 8, 85 ,. 47-51 86 7 22 23 16 68 6 15 14 27 5, 58 23 25 87 11 Organizations .,s. 78-103 Phi Sigma Chi ...,,s.. ,, 98-99 Picket .,......,.,,ss...,.,...,...... ,...... 9 4- President Ikenberry ............... .,.... 2 -3 Physical Education Building ..., 8 Post Office . ,s.... .. ,-..--.--,A. 6 6 Queens Homecoming ....c Miss Shepherd ...... Queen Shepherd .,... Queen's Court .....,.... Ram's Club ...,, Ram s Den ....... Reception ...... Registration ...,, River .........,.,.,.,,,,,,.,, Rumsey Monument ...s. Seniors ........,... Snow Bowl ........,....... Snow Scene ...............,,.,..s Snyder Science Buildin Social Science Building Sophomores , ..,....,.,.,....... . 20 27 27 20 88 12 10 11 5 58 32-46 26 51 7 8 52-58 Special People .s..s.s.. .. ..ssc 18, 19 Sports ,..,,,,,,,,.rc,,,c,,,,.V,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 04-114 Student Christian Association ,,,,,,, ,, 89 Student Hearing Local Lore .,,,s,,.,.,,,.,.,,,. Student National Educational Association Student Senate .....,.....,...,........,...... Swimming .c.,c..... Tau Kappa Epsilon ...... .... Theta Sigma Chi ,...... Town ............... Veteran's Club .,....,,....,. Visit to a Small Planet ...,.. Voice of Shepherd ....... Wall, The .... Weed, Peter Who's Who .,.,.. Year Book Staff ..... 68 90 3 1 112 100, 101 102, 1 C. 18, 03 6 91 24 28 4 28 19 95 jjil YEARIOOKS Ns-X 5. I . M -1, . ,., -P L vi?3., ' ' F T Ms 'ff-W f. -' 4 wi- ?llK?7:al'72 .'f'H,5' VW j'W.n'1,.4f. ' '-.J 'f 'if 9'-' -' 2 1 rf: - ' 4 JH fszm f+'P.,,,, H 'ffm W': 'fy pg ,. A
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