Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1973 volume:

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Henderson as Academic Dean Dean of Student Affairs Dr. A. Gordan Slonaker George Auxt l 26 Associate Deans of Students Mary Louise Appel Harry Young .-75 A X f f Gfiiees of Registrar, Admissions, and Computer Center L. to R. - John Adams, John Akers, Charles Taylor, Mrs. Agnes Tabler, G. Norris Rath, and Karl Wolf. Financial and Budgetary Officer John Raschella Director of Financial Aids John Romano Assistant Business Manager Charles Doss Coordinator of Educational Field Services Dr. James Moler Counseling and Placement Coordinator Student Center Director Sarah Guerin Charles Guerin v:'1' j f -. 1 IX. Physical Plant and Engineering Director Fred Mackey JQH. P 2 5 if f 1 14 gc, if ' Q HQ : ' - E , 2 5 'L-,1 2 ' -? 5 of 3 ' - E 3 -. ' l E lg ci S Pigs 5 5 -555 ,g 1 -5 ' Student Center Coordinator Janice Wootten Secretaries it A- ' I I. 'Q if I L., fm, J , SEATED - Phyliss Twigg, Sally Sherman, Paula Moore, Bev Cummings, Janice Thompson, Barbara Beckwith, Joyce Marchette. STANDING - Faye Basore, Jessie Hendrix, Darlene Robertson, Jean Ambrose, Margaret Moore, Ann Swope, Ernestine Sprenkle, Carolyn Kerr, Betty Fletcher, Juanita Thompson, Sandra Graetz, Gwen Ridenour. . DIVISIOH Secretarles SEATED - Karen Kave, Judy Parker, Bonnie Gordon, Betty Crampton. STANDING - Nancy Parker, Nancy Morgan, Sallie See. Resident Directors Switchboard Operator , , Emma Jean Mackey , li? E ru Q 5 V 'TSW ' L J Service Center 17 Q? ' H :-:xt i , N J! , , : A, ,i4 '.,f, .N ' fwf '6 l SEATED - Gail Brown, Annette DeHaven, Patricia Kilpatric. STANDING - Ed Urquhart, Sam Biller, John Adams. Mass. L S t Kenneth Harbaugh SEATED - Joanne Spaulding, Katharine Came, Jean Elliott, Deborah Price. STANDING - Rosemary Young, Marilyn White, Linda Sharp, John Gardner, Barbara Maxwell, Lexa Long. Book Store ml ',g 0 UNllf1fR5jf, Srylllvc 1 1 L. to R. - Kay Combs, Mrs. Vivian Snyder, and Wanda Withers. Nurses Student Center Staff h Margaret Hammond, Mary Biller, Mary Louise Wright. Margaret Goodrich, Laura Delauney Maintenance f it.. Ps Q FIRST ROW - Barbara Stride, Elizabeth Dick, Anna Jenkins, Ethel Grantham. SECOND ROW - Ruth Strube, Hazel Leatherman, Dorothy Grantham, Isabelle Dusing, Martha Poffinberger. THIRD ROW - Henry Boyer, Wm. Hollar, Joe Smith, Wm. Mertz, Robert Breeden, Wm. Fitz. FOURTH ROW - Donald Eby, Bill Myers, Calvin Leatherman, Stuart DeBaugh, Lynwood Wiltshire, Robert Jenkins, Floyd Small. A. R. A. Slater - Cafeteria LEFT TO RIGHT - Howard Walter, William Branson, Brenda Branson, Fred Staley, Madeline Putman, Evelyn Ellis, Fay Chapman, Flo Hammond, Betty Hammersla, Gary Lewis, Sarah Link, Mary Brady, Steve Heinz, .lean Leatherman, Blanche Washington, Lucy Branson, Mabel Springer, Mary Winfrey, Tom Grantham, Thelma Holbruner, William Holbruner, Lester Myers. Language and Literature Social Science Creative Arts Dr Vera Malton Dr. John Stealey, Ill Dr Guy Frank Health and Physical Education: Dr. Michael Josephs Education and Psy- chology: Dr. Carroll Palmer Dr Franklin Sturges Mr. Charles Printz Mrs Katie Jo Begole Science and Mathematics Business Administration Home Economics Q! NS.. fly sg 4 Division of Creative Arts L. to R. - Mr. JamCS ROTJCIISOH, MY- Ronald JOUGS, Mr. Regis Kontra, Dr. Guy Frank, Dr. Richard Channin, Mr. James Pantle, Mr. Lorenzo Benedict, Mr. Farrell Coy, and Mr. Jay Stenger. Division of Education and Psychology FIRST ROW - Dr. John King, Mr. Robert Kirk, Mr. Kenneth Riley, Dr. Arreta Jaranko, Mrs. Margaret Swann. SECOND ROW - Mr. Charles Freeland, Dr. John Knipe, Dr. William Boyd, Dr. Robert Cleminson, and Dr. Carroll Palmer. 35 Division of Science and Math 45 cr ,. mmf-'I riliii me FIRST ROW - Dr. John Schmidt, Dr. Richard Latterell, Dr. Jerry Smith. SECOND ROW - Mr. Paul Saub, Mr. Lester Mehrkam. THIRD ROW - Dr. John Diehl, Dr. Carl Bell, Mr. Carl Rauch. FOURTH ROW - Mr. James Kelso, Mr. Robert Mason, Mr. Charles Woodward, Dr. John Landolt, Dr. Franklin Sturges. FIFTH ROW e Mr. Howard Carper, Dr. Eugene Volker. Division of Business Administration !l lid? fill? I3 lgllllil illllllllllllll I D L. TO R. - Mr. John Duffy, Mr. Eugene Johnson, Dr. Helen Cloyd, Mr. George Smith, Mr. Charles Printz, Dr. Terrance Claurette, Mr. Kit Romano, Dr. John Snare, Mr. Herbert Clark. 36 Division of Language and Literature ?O FIRST ROW - Mrs. Dorothy Pike, Mrs. Sara Grissinger, Mrs. Zora Leim- bacher. SECOND ROW a Mr. Henry Perry, Dr. William Barnhart. FIRST ROW - Dr. Vera Malton, Dr. Lee Keebler, Mr. John Winters. SEC- OND ROW .- Dr. Philip Bufithis, Dr. Charles Carter, Dr. Robert Coffeen. C17 N..! V-v if 5 Lf L. to R. A Mr. Wade Banks, Dr. Rus sell Marks, Mr. George Wilson, Dr Vera Malton. 6?- ,,i.-Q , if, I L. to R. - Mr. Virgil Brown, Mrs. Kathryn Venables, and Mr. Dr. Thomas Kiefer, Dr. Mary Walker, and Mr. Yul Rhee. Ronald Smeltzer. Division of Social Science Er: FIRST ROW - Dr. Walter Hanak, Dr. Katherine Frescoln, Mr. Ralph Sherrard. SECOND ROW - Dr. James Holland, Dr. Robert Wilgoos, Dr. Jerry Thomas, and Dr. John Stealey, Ill. 38 Division of Health and Physical Education 'Lf . L FIRST ROW - Mr. Jessie Riggleman, Dr. Martha Neff, Dr. Michael Josephs, Miss Beverly Holden, Miss Nancy Elkins, Sandra Graetz. SECOND ROW - Mr. Eugene Martin, Mr. Robert Starkey, Mr. Michael Jacobs, Mr. David Fincham, Dr. William Stier, Mr. Roger Parker. Division of Home Economics 23- 1' 4 . I . 4 ,gs EIDE k , YA? .. 5 !'XlI l SEATED - Mrs. Katie Jo Begole. STANDING - Mrs. Judy Kepple, Miss Sandy Murphy, and Mrs. Patricia Stealey. 39 Blaze ignited The Johnny Arson Show --Wm --W.-Y -wr-wpwmnws The best seat YUCK! 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V a, L .... A .J Y ww wr wing 4 i, Q 91, 5 A f Q....... z5'3 xg.i ? 5 ww RAY! if 115 ' ,J txsi i A 1.-Q.. Alpha Psi Omega Mu Alpha Theta 54 Alpha Beta Alpha English Club 55 Alpha Rho Tau Phi Alpha Theta 56 Beta Iota Tau 5lQun1 ' Sigma Pi Epsilon 57 Physical Education Majoris Club Black Student Union I nv 58 Home Economics Club Kappa Omicron Phi i 5 59 3005 MBR HHGEMEHT HBHDS Picket l fm-' H. L fl Sans Merci 60 'Nur Kappa Delta Pi S.N.E.A. 61 Shepherd College Center Board Panhellenic Council 62 Chi Alpha la. 1 AX W' L 4-H Club ilwu-wsu-I I ' l i I 'Nl- I 9 S ff? -- E1 5-555 161' , rf M, 4 :.x.f:a3rh1v+g , X I. A u P og 1, L4,w,f, ' 1 vt.fz,,f-,K I Q- ' 'w7'9, 'I , 5. -Q A' s Y ' fs- -ph 5 x-ribs ..51'7'jZ-v-'Z ' ' , .An-:ip 1- . -,ik Q J - I v .irh 1, , , 63 1 00 ff' .. W3- ti International Relations Club World ffairs Seminar Sponsored by the I.R.C. and the artinsburg Rotary Club AVN '-1' Advisor Dr. R. Wilgoos -Keynote Speaker- Nancy Miller - I.R.C. President i Dr. James Butcher -Welcome Address- THE TROUBLED MIDDLE EAST -MORNING SESSION- Registration-Student Center Call to Order-Nancy Miller, I,R.C. President Welcome-Dr. James Butcher, President, Shepherd College Welcome-Lacy Rice, Jr., President Martinsburg Rotary Club Keynote-Dr. Robert Wilgoos Assistant Professor of History Address-Mr. David Zohar First Secretary to the Embassy of Israel Questions- Discussion Groups- Luncheon-College Cafeteria -AFTERNOON SESSIONS- Address-Mr. J oussef Sharara Egyptian Counselor attached to the Embassy of India Questions- Discussion Groups- Report of Discussions- Conclusion- ff, -5 Q.: ,E ,pal 31.11 3 fy? I. V . ,A fi: '2iiMt fvsf 'I'3f fF7 , , ' '1?.' '. ' -J'f'f!?ii , we 5,55 ' ,, sw Asa 8:30 9:00 9:05 9:15 9:30 an 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 1:00 1.30 2:00 2:30 3:00 .5 ii 1 Tv -I X INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB THE ADMINISTRATION OF SHEPHERD COLLEGE: DISCUSSION GROUP LEADERS Dr. James A. Butcher, President Dr. Earl Henderson, Administrative Assistant Paul Lewis, Larry Manypenny, Anne Beatty Keller, Donna Edsall, to the President Dennis Barron, Benton Miller, Natalie Kephart, and Twila Walker. Dr, A, Gordon Slonaker, Academic Dean THE ROTARY CLUB OF MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA: SHEPHERD CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE: Nancy Miller, President of the International Lacy Rice, Jr., President Relations Club Genl. W. J. VanRyzin and Dr. Robert Wilgoos, Advisor of the Inter- Sam Warner, Co-Chairmen , national Relations Club THE ROTARY COMMITTEE ON WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICE: THE MARTINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL INTERACT: Arnold Kirch Paul Beard, President Howard Siler Dr. Howard Backus Doug Roach John Raschella 65 An Active Administration Q- A Progressive Year i-gf icq., President Randy Flood -it 5 1 H FOR VICE PRESIDENT grim - 4, -1 9 53 54 I0 ll Vice-President Nancy Miller Flood Administration Accomplishments: Proportional Representation IBM Computerized Elections Policy for Beer Sales Planned and Coordinated Oktoberfest fHomecomingJ Guidelines for Fiscal Policy Reorganized Student Government Applied Management Techniques and Functions to Stu dent Administration Improved Registration!Add Drop Procedures Conducted Health Services Survey Designed New College Ring Co-Ed Recreational Centers in Dorms President's Council of Dorm Presidents Student Government Association Randy Flood, Nancy Miller, Mel Dorsey and Greg Gamble. Randy and Treasurer Bruce Myers . . . formulated fiscal policy. Randy and Chancellor Prince Woodard . . . Randy served as president of the Board of Regents Advisory Committee. i 5' A nf! 5 'P U11 i lL O :all lf 1'- Y 47' 'fir f' Chamber Singers Symphonic Band Rehearsals for the Invitational High School Clinic Concert Guest Soloist: Dr. William Gower Choir 3 .- 1,-:N K.-, vu M.E.N.C. ' .'3,.. if N . . f., xx . L..---f . .V xr '51 71 Ali A -KR, Q . h xxx -44x I n -If - fin.. Q1'm..,fg,'L'1.f +L Jazz Ensemble Christmas Party In The Ram's Den The Founder's Day Ball i f 1 - I X .-- I . The Sound of Saxaphones They Make Beautiful Music Together Singing Shepherds 72 INTRGDUCING THE NEWMARCHING RAMS BAND BIRTH OF A BAND ,- The 1972 football season produced a new championship band in addition to the title team. After a couple of years of planning and a lot of work on the part of Professor James Robertson, director of bands, in cooperation with other members ofthe faculty, staff and administration of the College, a new marching band has been christened, The Marching Rams. After funds were allotted and everything was approved, Robertson recruited musicians and selected a staff which included two drummajors, a librarian, and an equipment manager. He then selected and arranged the music and movements for the halftime programs and when classes started in August, he began rehears- als for the bandfs debut. Robertson v 1 . J, ,J V The Majorettes were organized by girls who were interested in form- ' ing a unit. They selected their own co-captains and made their own wa uniforms. They often practiced with the band on the field behind h ' . Robertson and Staff t e Library The Pom Pom Squad, like the Majorettes, organized themselves, made their uniforms, and often rehearsed by themselves using taped music. 74 Practice! Practice!! Practice! !! Practice! ! !! Practice! ! ! ! ! Practice!!!!!! Builds a GOOD band! As halftime approaches, the performers are a little nervous. Robertson delivers his last pep talk. The female announcer says, Marching Rams take the field! The Pom Pom Girls take off. The drums roll, the cymbals vibrate, a whistle blows, and suddenly like a huge machine, the musicians move their feet like well oiled pistons and race on to the field. It's SHOWTIME! In the twelve short minutes of half- time, the band presents a show that took hours, days, weeks, months, and even years to make possible. Let's hear it for the new MARCHING RAMS!!! 77 BRASS ENSEMBLE EUROPEAN TOUR From March 6 to March 21 of 1973, the Brass Ensemble of Shepherd College, accompanied by 27 students, faculty and staff members, and friends of the College, took a two week tour of the European Continent. The nine Ensemble members, from the entire group pictured above, who went, performed several concerts while abroad. Professor James Robertson, director of the Ensemble, originated and executed the plans for the trip. A total of 36 people took advantage of his labors and embarked upon the educational journey which took them to six countries. 5 1 i ll Prof. James Robertson ill Don't say 'good-bye', say 'CHEESE'! 78 Mrs. James Butcher and Mrs. Floyd Miller aboard the Transbus. Itinerary K Luxembourg, Belgium, The Netherlands, West Germany fa short unexpected stop in Ireland during the return flightj. Major cities: Luxembourg, Lux, Brussels, Belgium, The Hague, Amsterdam, and Roterdam, The Netherlands, and Koln fColognej, Bonn, Koblence, Mainz, Worms, Heidelberg, and Rothenburg, West Germany. Major attractions: Casements of Lux., Buildings of Brussels, Canals, museums, windmills, bridges, architectural styles. The Garden of the Beethoven House 79 The travelers left the campus by charter bus to Kennedy Airport in New York, where after several de- lays they boarded an Icelandic Airlines Jet bound for Luxembourg. They had a short stop in Iceland on the way over. Once in Luxembourg, the group was met at the terminal by Arina van Oordt and Cees Bloemendaal, their Dutch tour director and bus driver. The continien- tal tour was by bus except for a boat tour of the canals in the city of Amsterdam, The Netherlands. .Wa Ri 41--49' iv ' ..lll.'3TZ.1 Bacharach, W. Germany Delft factory, The North Sea, and other things in The Netherlands, The great Cathedral of Koln, Beethoven's House in Bonn, the junction of the Rhine and Mossel Riversin Koblence, The Castles along the Rhine from Koln to Mainz, The wine cellar, opera and instrument factory in Mainz, The cathedral and statue of Martin Luther in Worms, the castle and Philosopherls walk and the Neckar River at Heidelberg, the scenery along the Romantic Road , the ancient walls, narrow streets, and the medievil spirit of Rothenburg. :ii A typical tourist in front of a typical German toy store. Castles and Cameras go together. FKl4.ng,4,-3 lv An open walkway in the ruins of the castle at Heidelberg. 80 AT RIGHT: The German gentleman in the picture is oblivious to Mrs. Patricia Kilpatric's antics. BELOW: What to look at next? Henry fBuckyj Morrow and Doug Kinnet Mrs. Annette DeHaven was not the only person left spellbound by the magnificent ruins of a once great castle. are attracted by different objects in the castle. 81 ABOVE: Sleep . . . sleep . . . zzzzz For some the trip was almost too much of a good thing. fl.. xxag ,-: 1, li, L Q . x, :i 1, 'X W Q 15 K -A . ,1 3 . s, ff Q if Q , as ? , , ,r ' I -i Q 1 .--4? QW . 'Lg Y fifwfth V. A fi I z 0 'K 4,1 5 vs. 'fx ,s 1- . avi? ' 4, vm F ,-f - 'fx I.. G' , iii Qs'- f N.. sub J SNS-' elm - xdtlfu t t - ,Hi H! tag ig. E William Adams JoAnn Allen Barbara Barrow Jeffery Bond Robin Breeding Cynthia Busey Timothy Calkins 6 Cheryl Agee Clayton Anders Patricia Barrow Kenneth Boone Alan Brill Anne Bushong Duane Calloway 'CT Gale Allen Janet Allen James Armel Gretchen Barber Diane Bassette Judy Bedford Cindy Boyd Rick Brandfass Joyce Burkhalter B.J. 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O 9- 2 4 lu SERG TREASUR Q w-I A-0 mi, if Q L51 4 BILL PARSONS fl I' U5 ? I PLEDGEMASTER SHEPHERD COLLEGE JOHN AKERS CHAPLIN KAVE Al RVEI. GARY MA T : 2 1: u V1 x u 3 :l: u Z .9 nc O 2 7' 5 0 I 9- i I on Ai TELLI CAS IKE M WALSH RY GA HETRICK JACK DAVE WOLFE NAMOLIK RICHARD N I Phi Sigma Epsilon Q o 5 1 1 I I 1 1 PIESIDENY S u u a o 1 8? Narlmun C nun, A a 1 ,,:L-QQQ, 3' 'ff ' 1 J . ,Q 1 - Q 1 : 4 V, W ae, H l Donnu Omega Psi Phi f S . H wp-, .- li u , ., ...v by ..., H NwvR 4 .q, -K V -.. - an-.Wu .mx 5 . f Just formed' on this campus, a new social- service sorority, Psi Beta Beta. Organized April 24, 1973. Psi Beta Beta 113 It 'SNA 3 Q vm, Q Q 'Q ,js xl! ' ' '. N ,, . My 5 ,,, x, , - A ' Xvlllxiif V 74 v-Q,v ..' i, Ibn.. .hp-D J l 55-uf 114 7' Q fx Q v- wx-'wg 'X T'VQ' 1 1 ak ' -Ani 14191, Q kfax nl Z lf, ku UU ff' 2 Q lb- X ,,, er, 'i , We, IJ 'wp' Melissa Albright Steven Bankhead Jennie Becker Susan Blandford Ellen Bowers e ,sir Hr, ,r ' l .- A- I t. 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Cainer Greg Gamble Diana Gibbons James Gong, Bill Grantham William Greenawalt Nancy Grove Vivian Grove Pat Gulya Linda Gurtler Ruby Harper Keith Harsher xXx Bonnie Frock Jim Ganoe Joseph Goodwin Steve Griffith William Grubb Jan Hafer John L. Harvey 1-v Kenneth Frye Edna Garrison Jody Gould Anne Grissinger Bob Gruber Jill Hamsher Evelyn Hatle 1 , . I 4 XXXX xo ' 1 i I . L, , ,... We . .fy 41. A, -3 , 4,5 .. . so . SK.- ' 6 f Y 7 af f Mary Hayward Ruth Hoffmaster Margaret Hoogland Robert Horsham Evan Hume Glenn .Iudd Christian Kogrner Walter A. Herath Patrick Hogan Gail Hopkins Perry Hubbard Carol L. Jenkins Dan Kegerreis Donna Kravabloski X Carol Hilligas Scott Honsaker Bonnie Homer Elise Hume Robert Jones Carol Killian Michael Kugler ,..... --fi. .vt 4' 9 , 4 ,I of X -53, , 1' . Q. L Q, X JL , ai' fx 3 4- 1 Y' , W .11--1 1 ,ll 4' ' L- C' hx il. in I Af! Q V 7- ' 1 ? I 1 ef- . T K lim, ' 1 - ,: -,L : :J gy N-. . J.-. ' --S Ja, .. . 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Last year the Rams really put on a superb show by blasting a highly-touted Concord eleven, 46-7, before a big crowd at Cobourn leield and they were even more impressive in the eighth annual Civitan Bowl classic by walloping a veteran-manned West Virginia Wesleyan club 56-8. The Rams rolled up 377 yards offensively, recovered four fumbles, intercepted two passes and had Wesleyan at their mercy, 49-0, before the final quarter. Perry Hubbard, who took a screen pass from Mike Calhoun and raced 58 yards for a TD, was named the outstanding back while Steve Clarke, veteran tackle, personally set up one TD with a fumble recovery and was voted the outstanding lineman. Shepherd put Wesleyan in an early hole when frosh Larry Hersh got off a booming kick and Duane Calloway raced down field to fall on the ball at the Bobcats' seven-yard-line. Three plays later quarterback Terry Landis lost control of a pitchout and Butch Yurish recovered at Wesleyan's seven. In four plays it was Bob Pope going a yard for a TD through a big hole opened up by Mark Mcliale and Paul Wilmoth. The first of eight successful placements by Rick Sands made it 7-0. With Hubbard streaking 14 yards, behind the excellent blocking of Tom Neal and Ted Gillette, the Rams picked up three straight first downs late in the first stanza but finally had to go for a 47-yard field goal by Sands which was short. lfour plays later Lindell Smith blasted Lan- dis, forced him to fumble, and Larry Sidaway recovered for the Rams at the Shepherd 40. A 13-yard sprint by Hubbard, with Eddie Campbell and Larry Slade springing the trap, got the Rams rolling and quarterback Mike Calhoun hit Harry Deaner on a quick pop over the middle for nine more yards and Wesleyan piled on and got tagged with a major penalty, putting the ball at the Bobcats' seven. Two plays later Marty Ogle took a quick pitch from Calhoun and went four yards for the TD and Sands' placement made it 14-0. Wesleyan, forced to the air, soon found itself in trouble again as a pass by Landis bounced off a receiver and was quickly grabbed by Shepherd's Tim Stoner, who raced all the way to the Bobcats' three-yard-line before being forced out of bounds. Pope quickly smashed for the TD and Sands added the kick for a 21-0 lead. Wesleyan had the ball for only three plays, as Dennis Householder swarmed all over Landis, then recovered his fumble to put Shepherd at the Bobcats' 36. On the next play Calhoun's pass was inter- cepted by Tom Robertson. Wesleyan, suddenly breaking Hartloose for a 13-yard gainer and getting two completed passed by Landis, and aided by a 15-yard penalty on the Rams, countered with a march to Shepherd's 13. Two running plays got them nine yards, then a strong rush by Yurish forced Landis to hurry an incomplete pass and on fourth down Ron Combs nailed Hart for no gain and Shep- herd took over. Combs got into the act again early in the third period, deflecting a Landis pass and Wesleyan punted to Shepherd's 31. Seven plays later, on a perfectly executed screen, Calhoun passed out to Hubbard in the left flats and he was off to glory land with Wilmoth cutting down the last defender on a 58-yard touchdown play. Sands converted and it was 28-0. Wesleyan had the ball for only two plays, following the ensuing kickoff, and then lost it 136 again as Clarke jarred the ball loose from Landis and recovered the pigskin for the Rams at the Bobcats' 26. In nine plays, all on the ground, it was 35-0 as Pope, Calhoun and Mickey Miller took turns at picking up the yardage behind fine blocking. Pope took it over on a foot plunge and Sands added the extra point. After the next kickoff, Landis took to the air and suddenly found his pass picked off by Shepherds Bill Parsons, who returned it 28 yards for still another TD and Sands' kick made it 42-0. With Paul Brown nailing Landis for a two-yard loss on third down, Wesleyan was forced to punt again and Shepherd struck like lightning for still another TD. This time it came on a quick pitchout from Miller to Calloway, who streaked 57 yards down the sidelines for the TD and Sands added the kick to up the margin to 49-0. Wesleyan finally got on the scoreboard as Hart and Scott Jefferson broke loose for sev- eral gains and Hart went for the last 30 for the TD with 12:15 left in the final quarter. Lgndis ran for two extra points, making it 4 -8. Hubbard took the next kickoff and return- ed it 59 yards, nearly going all the way, but the Rams fumbled the ball away six plays later. With 3:42 remaining, Deaner returned a Wesleyan punt to the Bobcats' 25 and Miller promptly went 18 yards on a rollout to the 13 on the first play. A five-yard smash by Marshall Wilson, then after a loss, Miller rolled around right end for eight more yards and another first down. Two plays later Russ Ward plunged a yard for the TD and Sands added his final place- ment. Wesleyan, trying desperately to pass, was going backwards again, as time ran out. I BGWL 1i'r. 'f -2 2 X- 52 'fl' Lyn! we 3? ,eu in Q6 Q31 ' ., fix. 1 2 ' ff Q S f , .1 W Q I 1 .UQ F A.: ,gl ff'-X 4'-24 'x 5 - .J 137 , it Y 'ri . .v.r.A.C. n CHA ProNsx T , 'Q' g SALEM 17 3 , z f fh- U 4 in hw. .. ' . , .5 1 3 Q o C. 'tl 0 'Q-sg. ff Y.e,,f..:',?-5. ,lf 5' - N e, 'Q . .A 7'-J' ' ff' 1'3 '5 f 'A -QI V i f - , t .sit e . W. zz' as Qin. 't it mg-5 Q, I U I 0' ev. Rolling up 31 points in the second half, the Rams defeated the Salem Tigers by a score of 31-17. The win gave the Rams a 5-0 Conference mark and their first West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference champion- ship since 1955. The scoring attack was led by the Rams fleet-footed Perry Hubbard and Conference rushing leader Bob Pope. The Rams one-two punch combined for a total of 266 yards rushing. The Rams received the opening kick-off and. after three running plays, were forced to punt. The Tigers took possession on their own 35-yard line and marched 60 yards to the Ram 12. The Rams held on three straight running plays so the Tigers had to settle for a field goal attempt. McConnell split the uprights and the Tigers took an early lead 3-0. During the remainder of the first half, the Rams moved the ball consistently, but fum- bles stopped their attack. Early in the second half, the Rams capped a 55-yard drive with a 30-yard field goal by Rick Sands. The kick tied the score at 3-3. Glen Cross recovered a fumble on the Salem 20-yard line to set up the next Ram score. Bob Pope finally rambled in from the two for the touchdown. Sands' point after touchdown was good and the Rams took the lead for the first time at 10-3. The Tigers came right back with a drive to the Ram 31-yard line. On fourth down and one yard to go, Delloplaine raced 31-yards for the six pointer. The kick was good and the score was tied 10-10. After an exchange of punts, a fumble recovery by Paul Brown set up the next Ram touchdown. Harry Deaner's diving catch in the end zone put the Rams back in the lead. Sands' extra point was good and the Rams led 17-10. After forcing the Tigers to punt, the Rams took possession of the football and drove 138 65-yards in 12 plays. The drive consumed six minutes and raised the Ram lead to 14 points. Bob Pope plunged the final yard for the score. Sands, point after touchdown was once again perfect and the score rose to 24-10. Rossi took the kick-off and ran it back to the Ram 48-yard line. Salem moved the ball deep into Ram territory behind the passing of quarterback Alexander. Withjust two minutes remaining in the game, Parks scored on a one-yard run. The point after touchdown was good and the Tigers stayed close at 24-17. The Tigers tried to regain possession of the ball with an on side kick. Glen Cross covered the short kick and the Rams were in good position for another score. A long run by Perry Hubbard set up the final score of the game. Hubbard dashed the last six-yards for the touchdown. Sands' kick was good and the score remained 31-17. ws. I 4' Y z ' ...MQ , , 9, L 'Jn -4 kxxx' 'Lhvi M' y s Ar Q ' 4 ' l ' f' , . if S .I .LWB '. In ME ii ' ff? x , ! .- x x, if J. Y. J. I I Ml X. i3 'M v. QM, 'ZA E1 .4 i 2- Vg I , 'Nu 1' f,y.5mLr:f gr' A Ak A at A .. gl ' 'iw' 5: W if -v VJ? QS '94 f ' i-H. 1' wa. 3 I 93 , fa: .,,, ,S I 4-l M Lf mQ :- - 5 fi?-51' g f 'N V. -Q , pagiifrff - Q. J WN ig' : tk ,xi . A. ,,, .- e . 'W ' 'fi ,Q ' V in 4 i ,,1f,, ::4 ' . gc ' Sa '- yi Q vs ,K Q' . X xt. -c , +,. Q , ,keg V ,.A ,gf 338 , is ., , g, v f fn Zin 4 'N 'qu . 1.2 new wwf 5. ' - 'V .,.,,,g, ! .4 .Al l 'T f '5 'W' 5 1 ards Banquet 5, .A J I f5f4',,, xx 7 v v .u , V N ,s 1 f mf X , , f -1 f. 'Ar 1, 1 I ,Y- ., f., I ' 1 ,ug- 'U' . Sl 'M ,....., ff ,f4,. Q, , - 1 fl r. ,V ,fl .f f,, .,4, f fff fr. 'fi ' ' , f, f ,117 '- C' 1 , ff, 9 ff! 0 , ff 2, .6, I ,,., I X , 115,151 ','Cf!'f,75g 1 I, K ' f,.A' 'Wx 71. 5 43 5 V .I C, 3 6 'VH xr' 12:29-'1 ,vu J 140 .ff W ' 5 l 'YK -Presentation of awards and a fine talk by Ron Rice, assistant coach at the University of Maryland, highlighted a banquet honoring the 1972 football team, champions of the West Virginia Conference, held here last night. To the men who got the job done, thus winning the 1972 WVIAC football champion- ship - may it be the first of a lasting tradition at Shepherd College read the inscription on the banquet program and the spotlight was truly on a deserving group of men and a fine coaching staff. Rice, a West Virginian himself and holder of a great 43-5-2 record while serving as head football coach at Handley High School, con- gratulated the Rams on their winning the title. Championships are something thatjust do not happen buttake a lot of hard work, great attitude and toal effort to accomplish, said Rice. The price is high for anything worth- while, he remarked, adding everybody likes a winner for that is the American way of life. Rice talked about super winners and what he feels are the qualities which it takes to be one. They included motivation, unself- ishness, mental toughness and respect. Head Coach Walter Barr introduced each member of his 43-man squad, they were each presented with the jerseys they wore last Fall, and some also received letters. Barr lauded his squad, called the cham- pionship a total team effort, lauded his grid- ders for their pride and determination and for their good character on and off the field and noted sadly the loss of 19 seniors. He also called himself extremely fortunate to have a coaching staff made up of outstand- ing men, who are completely dedicated to the football program. The team managers, cheerleaders, and other individuals, who helped put together a championship season were also recognized as was Charlie Kave, called the Rams' No. l fan. Fullback Bob Pope, who rushed for 1,128 yards in 276 carries, was presented the award for being named the WVIAC offensive player of the year . The presentation was made by assistant coach Mike Jacobs. Jim Armel, ex-Handley High star who play- ed for Coach Rice, and the leading tackler on the team this year, and senior end Paul Brown, who made the All-WVIAC defensive team, were presented their awards by assistant coaches Sam Biller and Eugene Martin. The Unsung Hero award, presented by assistant coach Al Lueck, went to Russ Ward. Dr. James Butcher lauded the team and coaches for the great championship season 141 and said to them I know it took a total commitment and you have set virtues for others to pattern themselves after. He continued You showed class, just went out there week after week and got the job done and disciplined yourselves and made those great sacrifices for good things don't come easy. Dr. Butcher also praised what he called his A-plus coaching staff. Presentation of the 1972 WVIAC cham- pionship trophy was made by Dr. Butcher to tri-captains Larry Slade, Mike Calhoun and Steve Clarke. Calhoun, senior quarterback, responded on behalf of the team and expressed his deep appreciation for the banquet and the honors paid to the Rams this year by the administra- tion, coaches and the fans. The invocation and benediction was given by senior player Paul Brown. A baked ham dinner was prepared and served by Mrs. Barr, Mary Ellen Biller, Pat Martin, Sara Lueck, Jeannie Jacobs, Mrs. Begole, Mrs. Carper, Mrs. Josephs, Bonnie Gordon, Jean Armel, Eileen Akers, Bev Cummings, Kay Combs, Mrs. Steir, Jody Butler, Sherry Miller, B. J. Allara, Deane Castellini, Judy Walker, Debbie Shockey and Wanda Withers. 1972 MS West Virginia Conference Champions i i , . v , - v, ,,, vi . vw-W V ' . I . - . ff- .- . ,.. V-. x : .1 .f .2 ROW l: Russ Ward, Patrick Dunfee, Charles Yurish, Robert Pope, Harry Deaner, Mike Calhoun, Tom Neal, Mark McHale. ROW 2: Larry Sidaway, Jerry Smith, Paul Brown, Randy West, Bill Parsons, Steve Clark, Glenn Cross, Paul Wilmoth, Rick Sands. ROW 3: Lindell Smith, Les Cummings, Ted Gillette, Larry Slade, lke Karavellas, Kevin Reilly, Jim Armel, Ron Bowers, Joe Sovitsky. ROW 4: Ed Farris, Robin Breeding, Lloyd Webb, Perry Hubbard, Ivan Withers, Ken Boone, Kevin Baker, Marty Ogle. ROW 5: Ron Bowers, Sam King, Marshall Wilson, Mike Inscore. Larry Hersh, Denny Drake, Mickey Miller, Mike O'Brien. ROW 6: Clayton Anders, Duane Calloway. ltd Chudy, Denny Householder, Roger Pulpus, Craig Reichenbach, Fd Campbell. ROW 7: John Tincher fMgr.J, Gayle Conner fHead Mgr.J, Tim Stoner. Chris Carter, Jim Snyder tMgr.J. Randy lfiles CMgr.J. ROW 8: tCoachesJ, Al Lueck, John Akers, Jim Prince, Sam Biller, Head Coach Walter Barr, Mike Jacobs, Lugene Martin. Captains - Steve Clarke Mike Calhoun Larry Slade 142 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1,5 1 p V. 4, E k., U A v ffsr-s--1., E i - X .. -sw. J- l 1 M., V f' ': ' Q 'W' 39- ' 1 flax' If f 1 'I 'A fe. Qlvxrfr I . . Q -1 Um A-N' ' QA .4 'g'Af, :i ' ,mfr 'sq . L -.1 1 . -- -A ., f - y W' -ff--'Gi' . A ,- I ' ,Q ' , .Q 'KI .. xv - 0 fs If X' - J , 'ir-eu .f ' .4 r' ,- 'Q M K .3 ' ' 'lk' 59 , . 1-,Aa ,l , 1 W qs I A . , , A a V. s egg ty ,I we Whl, 0.5 1 Q I '- . 35' . I , ' ' 1 X -N 25 .-'A i1 f:'t-ff 'f - f- i ' A 'A 72 57' , X ' ' Q ' if- ' ' f. ' .- , 1 1 ' ' K vig ' , , 5 st if Q 35 w .1 vY iw4a5k'f?,? , 'E A ' ' if A? r -M... aa. if at c.. 'in Jaan ff F AY , ' Q ' fs 1 Ti sf it 1 ' 5 : -f - : A 5' ' '- A df. ,Q ' -Q-,y'q,1 -' ',---' , ,'2.d'.efj., 1,5 5,3-f 11' R 1 5 H A .12 , up 4 I : 1.,, ,. Q Q u, gig, A.. .4 .. . ' - r , an 9 af ., . A? 3 . 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SIXTH ROW: Manager John Tincher, Assistant Coaches Dennis Ditmer and John Akers, and Head Coach Al Lueck. Scoreboard Shepherd O Sept. 15 . .. MassanuttenM.A ..... IS Shepherd 6 Sept. 30 . .. U.S.M.A.P1'ep ...., 10 Shepherd 6 Oct. 7 ' 0 . .... Madison . . . . Shepherd 12 Oct. 21 . .. Staunton M.A ..... 22 143 COACHI G STAFF is anis 1 M' 1 .4 x. F .- E-. uunfnlrvl- nf-:QA J L l Ritz:-n'nnun H'-ln.-.--.--I vafg? -:Q--nn-nuunuunv +C 1 V Z , tag: Q. 4 Y. -g........... 'Q ',' ' 'Q ptr' 'W ' V ...fs . 'C- ' -'I .J 11' Q I '-Q '1' '- ' 1: f' 1 Y I I Y I STANDING A KNEELING - Mike Jacobs Al Lueck Head Coach Walter Barr Jim Prince Sam Biller John Akers Eugene Martin 144 if HO ORS Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd Shepherd 56 0 21 O 38 31 21 14 31 O Sept. Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 9 16 Scoreboard 23.. 30.. 7.. 14 28.. 4.. 145 All Conference: J im Armel Bob Pope Paul Brown -honorable mention on all conference team: Mark McHale Steve Clarke Perry Hubbard Bob Pope - All Conference, WVIAC Offensive Player of the year, NAIA LITTLE All-American . . . . .W.Va. Wesleyan... . 8 fCivitan Bowlj . . . . . Randolph-Macon . . . .16 ...Concord . . .16 . . .ElonfN.C.j. . . .21 ...W.Va.Tech.... O . . .West Liberty . . . .20 fHomecomingj Towson.... 0 ...Bridgewater.... 7 .......Salem....17 fParent's Dayj Hampden-Sydney .... 3 4 , I 'fi-'..,. ' 'Um , P' I , . 3 i f gm - A ..f 'x ,,,,, Y ,W 4' , ' J J x,0 - ! ' 1 mv, ,.,-...4-14 '42 -zL 7' e , nfl' if 1 1 .. Y V. i ,,..,.u1 51 .-.' X r Aa li. ig, C P- lil! 1' ' Qi' Q in .L 'S ,A ganvvff' i.J 150 N .nmwvff-' if if E i 4 Km LQ 1':a,f 4 w ff A Qu 4 5,3 3' , ,A 2 5.117 Middx . -4 - 7 .M nl f '? Q? '..l I 'Q N 'f i I T! . ,1- ' 44' f, w .,w: ff 4, '4 W. ff' ., ,. 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St. Mary 69 59 Glenville 63 83 Glenville 81 88 Beckley 71 79 Salem 71 72 West Liberty 67 79 Davis and Elkins 68 96 Wesleyan 62 70 Cheyney 67 69 Wheeling 48 75 Madison 63 76 Alderson-Broaddus 71 67 Salem 82 88 Alderson-Broaddus 68 87 Davis and Elkins 72 69 Wheeling 67 75 West Liberty 76 81 Madison 79 Head Coach Bob Starkey Head Coach Starkey and Assistant Tom Dickman RECORD 11 Q Co-Captains Paul Johnson and Dave Rogers 1972-73 RAMS If 1 ,,.,.- iw., W FRONT ROW, left to right: Dave Rogers, Don Stinnette, Anthony Roman, Dave Russell, Derrick Raikes, Nelson Parker and Dave McCormick. SECOND ROW, left to right: George Hart, Vince Gilliam, Larry Boomer, Paul Johnson, Chip Recklis, Jim Carnes, Dave Thompson and Vic Holmes. BACK ROW, left to right: Mark Swick, Larry Manypenny, team statisticiang Bob Starkey, head coachgTom Dickman, assistant coach, Dan Keggerris, trainer, and Gerad Gosset, manager. 159 Jeff Rhodes, Dean Botsford, and Wayne Hoffman Dean Botsford qualified for the 1973 N.A.I.A. 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Opponent 6 Virginia Military Institute 3 2 Montgomery Junior College 7 7 Bridgwater 2 9 Shenandoah O 1 Madison 8 1 Towson 8 2 Frostburg 7 3 Millersville 6 4 Western Maryland 5 6 Catholic University 2 6 Eastern Mennonite College 3 9 Shenandoah 0 9 Davis 8: Elkins 0 3 W. Va. Wesleyan 6 WVIAC 13 points 4th place Season Record 7 Wins - 7 Loses ' I ,Wriwf ll Q A .1-. if .. , 37.54-1. , .4 ZF ei A-'S--.Q V. i f , ,g ,fmW '1'.4 ' . 3 X Q p , ' Ajfin x f 4 ,n,. 1 2 'M' X ly 4 1 5 ,, 46- . 'us' F f 'a jf 'S' mtl. Aff, 11.51 - Aa. 'jg , ,Q ,, V MV - xx-'J' fgfrf- - f. , was--.xr-'.2e': -V f 'M 455 f - M -5....s f F.. JL ms . , - ,- 1, Q ' ' v f , , 'Q ' D I sv , , . . ,- s .l , ,. Q , . , , X 1 . X... ., m . 'y' ' A .M Q-,-.rg ' ' . I 54 . 'Y '.' V.. LA' U ' . . . . ' Ji A 1 wr , .. ' if .1 nuns., -Af'f.J,'3,g.,,,,, A Xzaxtxxjl-A , g WW .m -, Q 4 'Y 'Q 49 Y -1 if 1 if 'iw f, mx -'Tw x fx' SQ' , nv 1 in-:-M 1 ? r 4-- , - A S m if ..4.. 176 .5 Lx Q ,M gg I . 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Wroth, III Glenn Twigg Dennis Martin Sherry Miller John Akers Alan Bolstridge Steve Fountaine Martinsburg Martinsburg Martinsburg Martinsburg Harpers Ferry Harpers Ferry Shepherdstown Shepherdstown Spehardstown Berkeley Springs Berkeley Springs Petersburg Points Mouth of Seneca New Cumberland Purgitsville Hagerstown, Maryland Silver Spring, Maryland Mt. Airy, Maryland Mt. Airy, Maryland Mt. Airy, Maryland Chevy Chase, Maryland LaVale, Maryland Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Culpepper, Virginia South Windsor, Connecticut Syosset, New York Dave Rogers Ann Pickett Www' ,,......,....-..,,,..,. W, A . , ...W W-1 Af ' ' 'Num m,... Nancy Miller ,89 Larry Manypenny Sherry Miller Alan Bolstridge I ra do I i Eff ' ,, 35- fizw' Glenn Twigg ,go Kristie Grimes ,O Gloria Haines McKee Ted Wroth Harold Goodall 191 Donna Brake 4 a an Ann Qmdgfff Dennis Martin 3'-fi 5 . . L-:Q 'T' . Liam are A 'V,f,,.4., N .v. .-we-!1e..9L!'s Nl, Domenick Raschella 192 Mary RObiS011 -v'.,, gi Charles Yurish ' Lyne Scully Sherry Bivens 193 John Akers, Jr ,' .mg ft f 'V Q Steve Fountaine Shirley Harper Who's Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities The students recognized by this organization each year are nominated from approxi- mately eight hundred universities and colleges. Campus nominating committees, in making their selections, are instructed to consider: the student's scholarship, his participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, his citizenship and service to the school and his promise of future usefulness. The organization awards each member a certificate of recognition, given to Shepherd College members on Student Recognition Day. Also, it provides a placement and reference service to assist members seeking employment, scholarships and fellowships. 194 In Recognition Of ' a Twenty-Five Ye rs of Service ax?-M Professor Charles F. Printz Chairman of the Division of Business Administration Jff-.r Q 'H' Y 'F ' .. 'f V V' 'Q I9 '. Q . ' A 'W Y' I J x at 1 'Y 4' , 'r 3 - fr E:-in , Y' S . M 9 .Q '+ ,X E 1 9 I I' f- 'Hx 1. 1 rx..- 4- . ,iw-QL H vip s 'A' ' -A 7'-. 3 1,956 N 3 1' V K , wi - N . .L , ' 1' .. f ' I. 'ffl-.f ' - ' T1 ' Iv af 11' 2. I, I, x by . l 2 I. H. 5 -lx S.- 9 riff 4 1 F ,J D xx f J, IG q. f-sb nw sux, M' ' 'if' O Q. I I u ,Q G .'l5 , .A . It .Q - ' 'u 1, ,qi - O . ,f x A , ,V ' g , 5 'fx 'O '- 5 Q s',.,.Jf- ' . - . :sv 5 . - 5 I 624' 5 Q15 4 s , It ' ' ' ' 1,1 ' 0 s .Q A A 1 .Odfw x 'l I . O , v I 8.6 , ' Q '..A.? X '- x . 'x' I 'Q N I ...N 1 Wa ' 'wg f, at ,f , . K - .5 ' lv-'-.Vw 'NV W' ' ' N V N ' 'Hi -A ,YXQQQ 1. i .5. I SC n .ni V W A I' , V, 5 I ,fx ' Li! -up L V K v. 'f . l .' l ' 'K' 'xn .1 I '. -I , we X : I. ' h . x V . I ' 1 O A ' ,. I l -1. V fa v X 4 x i X r, i, I A I ,z I 1 7 S A, 'sl' 1' f, . fl' . :Km lx 'I 'L fs , I is mls? , A 1 1' Wk '? I1lQI' A 4. V, f- I'-W no A' I 'J . ,. . J 4 , ' f 4 5 1 . U Q-g , Q ? . , ,mia ' 1 X ,. 'mf N X xx, X - X 5 xx W ' 1. v N I 5 'xx N F L... 'x Wu--' N All Frank Accardi Jr. Division of Business Administration John Akers Division of Health and Physical Education Judith Anderson Division of Home Economics William E. Anderson Division of Social Science Manny Arvon Division of Health and Physical Education Gary Baldwin Division of Health and Physical Education Thomas Barnhart Division of Health and Physical Education Lois Barrett Division of Language Arts Dennis D. Barron Division of Political Science Dennis L. Barron Division of Business Administration Janet Barrons Early Childhood Dee Bauserman Division of Mathematics Patty D. Beddow Division of Home Economics Sherleen Bennett Division of Social Welfare Education Wendy Boeddinghaus Division of Social Science Garman L. Bowers Division of Fine Arts Glenn Bowman Division of Business Administration Dennis Boyles Division of Social Science Gail Bradshaw Division of Language And Literature Donna Brake Division of Language Arts T-D I., xxx C' is N-v f- 15? i ia Q? fr- Z' Q- N N.- 198 Thomas Brown Division of Fine Arts Thomas Brugnoli Division of Social Science Catherine Burke Division of Health and Physical Ed. Audrey M. Bussard Division of Lang. and Literature Harold Butts Division of Pol. Science Blanche Carmean Division of Health and Physical Ed. Peggy Carone Division of Lang. and Lit. Cathy Carr Division of Bus. Administration Barbara Carter Early Childhood Chris Carter Division of Health and Phys. Education Rebecca Claffy Division of Health and Physical Ed. Phillip Clark Division of Lang. and Lit. Harvey Clarke Division of Sci. Nancy Corbin Division of Social Science Tom Corcoran Division of Bus. Administration Barbara Creswell Division of Social Science Debbie Crone Division of Fine Arts Glenn Cross Division of Phys. Education Bob Cunningham Division of Bus. Administration Roger Cunningham Division of Social Science W A F afzhf A nun .5 is-x ?N U, 1 ,I F t af -. 4. INS H.. Ken Darcey Division ol' Business Administration Donald deLorme Division oi' Mathematics Dennis Diemer Division of Business Administration Denny Ditmer Division of Health and Physical lfducation Larry Dolan Division ol' Language and Literature Laura Dorsey Division ol' line Arts Debra Doughten Division ot' Health and Physical liducation Patricia Dronenburg Division of line Arts Keith DuBois Division oi' Language and Literature James Duke Division ol' Business Administration Pat Dunfee Division of Health and Physical Education Glenn Edwards Division of Health and Physical Education Linda Engel Division of Social Science Jim Evans Division of Business Administration Sharon Ewbank Division ot' Language and Literature Eileen Fadely Division of Business Administration Wayne Ferrell Division of Business Administration James L. Fink Division of Business Administration Paula Fitzwater Division of Language and Literature Jeffrey Fowler Division ot Health and Physical Education 'QS 3,15 av- K T7 X f l f Q I' 'B fx Jeannette Frankenberry Division of Social Science Ann Gainer Division of Social Science Joe Gainer Division of Social Science Irene Gambacort Division of Home Economics Michael Gantt Division of Science Alfred Gardiner Division of Bus. Administration Francina Gardiner Division of Lang. and Literature James Garman Division of Bus. Administration Diane Garver Division of Social Science David Gatrell Division of Science Buck Geary Division of Bus. Administration Susan Gemeny Division of Home Economics Nicolo Genua Division of Social Science Vincent Gilliam Division of Health and Physical Ed. Jeff Glazer Division of Health and Physical Ed. Frank Goldstein Division of Health and Physical Ed. Karen Goldstein Division of Home Economics Harold Goodall Division of Lang. and Literature Martin Goodfriend Division of Social Science Rosemary Goots Division of Home Economics 9 Joseph Green Division of Social Welfare Kristie Grimes Division of Social Science Bob Hankins Division of Social Science Kittylee Harbaugh Division of Social Science Patricia Hare Division of Education Shirley Harper Division of Mathematics Edward Harriman Division of Business Administration Lucinda Haugh Division of Health and Physical Education Doris Heath Hotel, Motel and Restaurant Management Terry L. Heck Division of Mathematics Janette Heilman Division of Home Economics Jacob Hendricks Division of Business Administration Jacqueline Hill Division of Social Science Patricia Hitzel Division of Language and Literature William Hitzel Division of Business Administration Barb Hoffman Division of Home Economics William Hogan Division of Health and Physical Education Jame D. Holbrook Division of Health and Physical Education Ronald C. Honaker Division of Social Science Harry C. Hopkins Division of Health and Physical Education La f-.4 Z-f .If ,Z Z lun. ITS uvx Q- Y in-X Q... X 1- 202 Jerry Homer Division of Science Michael Howard Division of Social Welfare Rebecca Hurst Division of Lang, and Lit. Judith Hutchinson Division of Bus. Administration Kevin Jackson Division of Social Science Paul Johnson Division of Health and Physical Ed. Pamela Johnston Division of Science Linda Jordan Division of Social Welfare Robert Kann Division of Social Science Ed Keenan Division of Bus. Administration Natalie Kephart Division of Lang. and Lit. George King Division of Lang. and Lit. Sally Klotz Division of Home Economics Cathy Kocotis Division of Home Economics Peter S. Kosak Jr. Division of Bus. Administration William Landon Division of Mathematics Sandra Lang Division of Home Economics Paige Ledford Division of Bus. Admin. Regena Legg Division of Home Economics Lea Levy Division of Library Science 2 if U 1 11X B' , Q-ff ic' .fr- t ai Q . 'UW 17 -us G-vw kr' 203 QP- Paul Lewis Division of Business Administration Carolyn H. Line Division of Social Science Steve Logston Division ot' Social Science John Lorenz Division ot' Health and Physical Ed. Terrie Loy Division of Social Science Margueritte Malone Division of Business Administration Larry Manypenny Division of Political Science Dennis Martin Division of Health and Physical liducation Janet Martin Division of Education Curtis Mason Division of Business Administration Melinda May Division of Language and Literature Roger McClung Division of lfine Arts John McCracken Division ol' Business Administration Tim McGlynn Division of Health and Physical Education Pat McHenry Division of Business Administration Alyceann McLaughlin Division of Education Deborah McMillan Division of Home Economics Jacqueline Mears Division of Home Economics Teresa Melltt Division of Fine Arts Diane Michael Division of Home Economics 'Y-+3 51? QM Sn- ,fx .. 204 Bonnie Miller Division of Education Gregory Miller Division of Health and Physical Ed. John L. Miller Division of Health and Physical Ed. Karen Miller Division of Health and Physical Ed. Nancy Miller Division of Bus. Administration Richard Miller Division of Bus. Administration Sherry L. Miller Division of Health and Physical Ed. Judy Morrill Division of Social Welfare John Mulhern Division of Social Science Mike Mundwiler Division of Bus. Administration Jay Murphy Division of Bus. Administration Bruce Myers Division of Bus. Administration Harry Nachman Division of Bus. Administration Charles Neal Division of Health and Physical Ed. Brenda Nelson Division of Home Economics Clare Newcomer Divison of Lang. and Lit. Steve Nichols Division of Mathematics Rebecca Noll Division of Social Science Conaway 0'Donne Divison of Mathematics Raymond Ohle Division of Bus. Administration Karen Oliff Division of Social Science Ann Orndorff Division of Health and Physical Education Donna Parker Division of Business Administration Samuel Payne Division of Health and Physical Education Steve Peregoy Division of Business Administration Bob Petruski Division of Health and Physical Education Bette Pickett Division of Social Science Ann S. Pickett Division of Fine Arts Ramile Poling Division of Health and Physical Education Thomas Poling Division of Business Administration Bob Pope Division of Health and Physical Education Kitty Potter Division of Education Carol Sue Price Division of Language and Literature Frances Propst Division of Library Science Steve Protasi Division of Social Science Fran Quinn Division of Mathematics Derrick Raikes Division of Health and Physical Education Judith Reagan Division of Language and Literature Robert Ream Division of Business Administration Dennis Regan Division of Health and Physical Education ig 6 4' vfvsg tv ' uv. A. lla.. . . . 4'-Q'Q6',9'J 2 Z 4 '.' as -n'v4, ,, s 'n' 1 vfo4f9Akt'Q'e P-3 l fi. l 20 Jeff Rhodes Division of Science Sarah Rice Division of Home Economics Laura Richmond Division of Bus. Administration Patricia Riker Division of Social Science Roxanne Roach Division of Lang. and Lit. Karen Roffee Division of Social Welfare David Rogers Division of Health and Physical Ed. Lowell R. Rogers Division of Health and Physical Ed. Janet Rose Division of Social Science Thomas Ross Division of Physical Science Ronald L. Rowe Division of John Rowland Division of Social Science Melanie Ruiga Post Graduate Tom Russler Division of Science Richard Sands Division of Bus. Administration Grerksak Sakbodin Division of Bus. Administration Margaret Scott Division of Education Charles See Division of Lyne Scully Division of Library Science Mildred Shank Division of Social Science .S SE. ii ,HN txt W 'Sw Mv- 4.- 207 Susan Sherald Division of Education Clara Shughart Division of Health and Physical Education Beverly Sickles Division of Health and Physical Education Larry Sidaway Division of Social Science Walter R. Simmons Division of Larry Slade Division ot' Science Christine Smith Division of Science Elizabeth M. Smolare Division ot' lfinc Arts Ronald Smoot Division of Health and Physical Education Anne M. Snavely Division of Science Kathy J. Snyder Division of Health and Physical Education Naomi Snyder Division of Health and Physical Education Dawn Speaks Division of Business Administration Steve Spurrier Division of Political Science John Staab Division of Business Administration Amelia Stamper Division of Language and Literature Teresa Stare Division of Health and Physical Education Sherry Steen Division of Fine Arts Arlene Stewart Division of Language and Lit. Rachel Stilwell Division of Science Karen Straight Division of Social Science Marjorie Stutzman Division of Lang. and Lit. Richard Sylvester Division of Social Science Evelyn Taylor Division of Lang. and Lit. Vicki Taylor Division of Health and Physical Ed. Cynthia Thorn Division of Bus. Administration Donna Tingler Division of Bus. Administration Ronald Todd Division of Social Science James M. Tucker Division of Bus. Administration Glenn H. Twigg Division of Bus. Administration Mary Twigg Division of Lang. and Lit. James Tyree Division of Mathematics Gary Van Sickler Division of Social Science Dewayne Varney Division of Social Science Donald Viar Division of Fine Arts Pat Visalli Division of Bus. Administration Mike Wagner Division of Bus. Administration Joan Walker Division of Bus. Administration Russ Ward Division of Bus. Administration Vanda Wark Division of Social Science ,tj Law X ,Six tw r tj in-P.. it Tk? it l 209 Allan Warsaw Division of Health and Physical Education Dwight Weidman Division of Social Science Mary Welsh Division of Home Economics Charles T. Welty Division of Health and Physical Education Randy West Division of Health and Physical Education Robert White Division of Hcalth and Physical Education Kelly Wiest Division of Social Science Eileen Williams Division of Political Science Paul Wilmoth Division of Health and Physical Education Linda Wilson Division of Business Administration Vivian Joan Wilson Division of Language and Literature Ivan Withers Division of Business Administration Betty Jane Wojcik Division of Health and Physical Education Joy E. Wolford Division of Home Economics Sandra Woods Division of Social Science Joyce Wotring Division of Home Economics Gary Wratchford Division of Health and Physical Education Pattie Wright Division of Home Economics Tom Wright Division of Language and Literature Linda Yost Division of Social Science Faye Young Division of Social Science Charles Yurish DIVISION of Health and Physical Ed. f .f I H' - fur 1' 210 MCMURRAN SCHOLARS is Uh 212 'S f STUDENT RECGGNITION DAY 213 Recognition Da jf ' 2 214 Recognition Day Awards George Auxt, dean of student affairs, pre- sided over the Student Recognition Day on April 18. Held in the gym, the recognition program was highlighted by musical presentations by the Shepherd Singers, led by Professor Jay Stenger, and the Jazz Ensemble, led by Professor Farrell Coy. The program began with the invocation given by student Paul Brown. SGA GAVEL The ceremony of the presentation of the president's gavel was next as Student Body President Randy Flood performed his last offi- cial act in giving the gavel to the newly-elected president, Mel Dorsey. Dean Auxt also took part in this as he passed the gavel from Randy to Mel. The following special accomplishment awards were presented: associate of science to Patricia Raschella, band to Leonard Vaughn, choir to Jolm Ford, Cohongoroota to Paul Lewis, debate to Allen Jackson, drama to Ken Morgan, modern language to Evelyn Taylor, radio to George King and speech to Buddy Goodall. SENIOR AWARDS Department and division outstanding senior awards went to: Sharon Watson, art, Dale Strother, biology, Don Mauzy, business admin- istration, Mickey Raschella, chemistry, Mrs. Jeannett Frankenberry, elementary education, Judy Reagan, English, Dave Rogers, men's health and physical education, Cindy Haugh, women's health and physical education, Mary Robison, history, Debbie McMillan, home economics, Nancy Miller, journalism, Terry Heck, mathematics, Rachel Stilwell, medical technolOSYS Ann Pickett, music, Larry Many- penny, political science, Debbie McMillan, secondary education, Phylis Leonard, secretar- ial administration, Mrs. Mina L. Bryant, social work, and Mrs. Pauline Fender, sociology. Student activity awards were given to Anne Snavely, Mel Dorsey, Sandy Facinoli and Chuck Potter. SCHOLASTIC The following scholastic achievement awards were given: fraternity to Phi 'Sigma Epsilon, men's resident hall award to Thatcher Hall, sorority to Alpha Sigma Tau, women's resi- dence hall to Shaw Hall, Ella May Turner awards to Donald Shade, Tim Calkins, Charles Dawson, Rita McDonald, Linda Elliott and Erica Johnston, Chemical Rubber Company freshman chemistry award to Richard Keller, Delta Sigma Pi scholarship to Bruce Myers, Phi Gamma Nu scholarship to Gloria Haines McKee, Sigma Pi Epsilon freshman chemistry award to Richard Keller and Wall Street Journal to Don Mauzy. 215 Dean George Auxt was honored for his work with student government by a gift from the Student Government Association. Special recognition awards were presented to Randy Flood for outstanding service through student government. Kristie Grimes as the Alpha Sigma Tau outstanding senior, Bucky Young from Beta Iota Omicron for freshman biology, Beth Hutchinson as Kappa Omicron Phi outstanding freshman in home economics, Diane Michaels as Kappa Omicron Phi outstand- ing senior in home economics, Paul Brown from Omega Psi Phi fraternity, Dennis Boyles, as Phi Sigma Epsilon outstanding senior, Linda Staub and Harold Carmean from S.A.P.H.E.R., Judy Reagan from Sigma Sigma Sigma, Gary Landon from Tau Kappa Epilon and Pat Visalli from Theta Xi fraternity. President James Butcher presented the cer- tificates for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Professor Jay Stenger led the audience in singing the Alma Mater. COMMITTEE Members of the Student Recognition Day Committee were Sandy Facinoli, Greg Gamble, Nancy Postles, Margie Stutzman, Bill Johnson and Dean Auxt. Ushers were Sherry Bivens, Rick Brandfass, Lillie Elliot, Conaway O'Donnell, Dondie Stemple and Diane Tracey. Art work for the program was done by Steve Fountaine and Sutham Thongmonkolchai. Dean Auxt's secretary, Sally Sherman also assisted in the presentation of awards. One Hundredth Commencement S-: '1 ik! 'Qi- Q , S: I e 5. V vw, 7 ,adiiw qw' -' , I, f- ' ff- r . vm- 1 V - 'Q' V' - . ,, mf We ' 1141 na ' JA iz-5iyi:':41-rf'y.11'B -'QVT af ,f M4r'5Nl fJ'Qff 0:v-..y5? f ' +,1g'.-. ful. ' ' .--I' 'WA . 2151,-4.'n 4333- ' if ff V '- 1-f.. g A- .v ' g ' 'fF1f?'W 'M,. ,p 'f' iff m . Q we -W ' -V V uf nw-.-, : we--m -'11 f3'tfM.fQ, r-'ey . -f ff4f1yf-?1.ni,?3 ' , :Qwy?g,ylw.4,: ---ef jf -' w ' V . , - g: -.:: 'f' ,n ' u, fs n'I,eMx'1,1,::-atm. A' ,MI ,A .V , ,su V . . .. , , - an W, -Agfymq , I JJ f 4 .-- 'Qf- ' 4 ' f'. q T ' .' ,. gym' .' , ,k. ,q+.w,,,pg. .,3,5 .yQ,f,i i.f, -3 y ,., iw. X 3.1 ,I .,. H, . .- J,-x xp v.,,,l,,,.'v. x fzffaf 1-W-fe, wif' gf?'i1 V wif , n 1- MM ff 1. infer I9'-,..,'.j 13, ' ... - ,. 5 nf 5 - mwg'-ni. 44. Q yg,,1'm , is 5, f-din, tp hr 'I in .,ufUd'-xl-ff, c Nea. ,Ll-M-gf f 'fit-' -,Y gg-3,5-, 'gf' n,c,.f L , diff ff fre '?f'? fi'2iff w?g?? 'f 7.4: rg 1 ff, W'?f'4R,. gi -. , Q. '.A . A ig eng, ,sn x L' ,A:,,,.,.n ' 'Q we ,gm y.- fy: 55 ' w. :.,Ivr,'A' ,- ' ,PVQ-ljpgvslvtzvv ,ag kv- .Uv-+V fag g,,I'5y f- -,H ,..bf . 7 Mtg' I ,LIL .,:. , ,, at . .- '-fn' v',',jf fw .b ' f . .A ..'. '-915'-5g?W i3'f+' -A -01 .4 'mu nhl'-1, -.-. fl n,,,-2-'?'0,?F,M w-W' 1- m...,5f ufff'f ' -Q. ' fb- - 19, 1973 Commencement Program Processional . . . ...... Shepherd College Brass Ensemble Invocation ..... . . .Dr. Charles R. Atherton, Shepherdstown Scripture Reading . . . ...... The Reverend E. Pinkney Wroth Chevy Chase, Maryland Address ....... ......... D r. Joyce Brothers, Psychologist, Presentation of Graduates ....... Conferring of Degrees .......... Presentation of Class Memorial by Student Body Presidents ..... Acceptance of Class Memorial . . . Greetings from the Shepherd College Advisory Board ..... Welcome to the Shepherd College Alumni Association ....... The Singing of The Alma Mater Recessional Syndicated Columnist, Television Personality 0 . . . . 217 . . Dr. A. G. Slonaker, Academic Dean . . . . Dr. James A. Butcher, President Larry Manypenny, President, 1971-72 Randolph Flood, President, 1972-73 ...............GeorgeAuxt, Dean of Student Affairs . . Mr. Dan Paul, Martinsburg . . . . . .James Staley, Vice-President Shepherd College Alumni Association The audience Shepherd College Brass Ensemble fs -:LX ...Els 73 4'f??.'? ,,W , ii 'L ki ' ffl 3 , ' ,Q ,K '! 'Q L1 pf ' I f. 5 Q I nu .ff ,Q c. in my 54, if , 9 rw , Q . 5 1 x Q K 4 1 29, ,gi .A 914 I ll 4 ' N , .9 'five 'au avfifz V iii 'V HQ Q 'J J 1 - N - .Wh :I E E: t I J I B N M Q . M I Cysfvl tt, 4 1 ' 1 1 4 . ,TL A 'Y , VA .tgm v vi Q f x ' L'g -... flffi' ' 4-exif fl, 14 ik 'V' ,, '45..,, ky 'n-. 4, -A x, 4 SM. -- 2 .,' wufl- . - I 222 .av 22 1 224 C27 17 1 ft 1 4' I ,,,,:.n x I V'-4 4 aff 3 ! .IV 2, -1 1.1 YN? ' x' W, , '44 x Q yr f iw s, I SL A' 3 4 1 Hx v4,,,,,.i+ . 5. '. X .6 -' 1 Miss Shepherd College Pa eant 1973 PAGEANT PRESENTATION SHOW 7:15 - 8:00 P.M. ..... Health, Physical Education Building Lounge 8:30 P.M. ..................... Pageant Commencement Presentation of Candidates in Casual Wear Interlude ........................... Jazz Ensemble Singing Shepherds Swim Suit Competition Special Guests Evening Gown Competition INTERMISSION Miss Congeniality Karen Nicol Finalist Announced Singing Shepherds Final Swim Suit Competition Jazz Ensemble Final Evening Gown Competition Tabulation lst Runner Up Award Gretchen Barber 2nd Runner Up Award Kathy May Sharon Stewart Leslie Hinkleman Joy Raytik Miss Shepherd College Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Master of Ceremonies ............... Mr. MIKE KILPATRIC a well known area resident involved in public relations and one-time TV announcer president of the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce Mr. GEORGE VICKERS manager of the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce Mrs. PEARL LITTLE director of Training at W. Va. College of Beauty Culture, Martinsburg Mrs. PEGGY MAY society editor of the Martinsburg Journal Mr. DON PAUL executive Vice President of the Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce Professor James Kelso professor of mathematics, Shepherd College M.C.'s formal wear by - Formal Dean of Frederick Towne Mall Pageant Judges . . . . . Pageant Tabulator Pageant Sponsors Theta Xi Fraternity . .,,'. - -, ,--'P . Z '-f . , -. 'V I 'Ml -t VT fi ,ij g R r tv? x x I t if J- 1 x f pn ' '7 5 ' N. 1 Rf' 1 fe? ' ra i V R' r Za, ifk 2, Q Af 5 3- , E UW . 5 ' 'f ig' PM ' f. A ,Q l 1 I 9' I5 ! I 'fa X f ' , 1 X ' iff f J U , 1 M ag FK N qt, P' A .fs-7? U 3, .. ' ta -2- Q lf , 5-, ,f..v:.51 ada- 1, 1 I.. . 1,1 9? A , i, f 5 i 435' ,,. 7 J 1552 'ii P , - 'VK gggiitau v '44, Pageant Staff Executive Director ..... ........ P at Visalli Director, Special Projects . . . .Margaret Ann Visalli Public Relations Director . . ..... V. J. Brown Photographer ....... . . Nancy Miller Pageant Director . ........., ...................... G ail Brown Music ...... . .Ferrill Coy, Mr. Jay Stenger, Jazz Ensemble, Singing Shepherds Production . ..... Kathy Laidlow, Patte Clauretie, Brothers of Theta Xi Hostesses . .... Pat Kilpatric, Annette DeHaven, Sara Guerin, Mary Lou Appel, Carol Puckett Special Guests . . . . . . .... Miss Berkeley County 1972 - Sandy Barnhart Shepherd College Homecoming Queen 1972 -A Pamela Wilcox Make Up Merle Normanis Flowers Susan 's Florist Hair Styling 22 W. Va. College of Beauty Culture Governor Arch Mooreas Offioe Charleston, West Virginia State Capitol 226 7 Shepherd College Choir Tour 1973 April 8-12 5 4- Z iz? fa'.'1 3 f' WV QE. z,Q11':6Q w ,P '-' ., .,Ww,f .I . Y -.1 - R. 1' ,gn-- ' ' ra- muh'-agp..-. 1, ' ay. 234 ,508 f , PV' I . l 'm 59nu-,,,,- ,gg 1 I, X zzvdezrx ak? an N-S. 1414 iff! N v ,4 x I I I q ,,.5 1 , T gs. - :gg ff QM -J ..5,1' 416, --Qing. My-.vig 00.3, ' N . -nip AC' 235 y , .f S7 NJ rf 4-f 4 M43?'f'47z,3,f Mm wb f, 11 wha-1,3 yawn v.. M2532 V, 4' 452523, A wfv 45353516 'rpg 4 11, , .-4 14 .094 ,Bef 'rf Q, ,f tif, Q, fyfgzgyg, ,gi-'W ., y 54, if 4f,ig1 'gvsm , 3 fi' , 4' 237 'P Y .gb Q U M... ,, . ,V ,- hx-ffw'. :af ' A , ,V V, Q 112 .. 66 PICKET Editor DGNNA EDSALL 238 CGHGNGGRGGTA STAFF Editor ...... Assistant Editors Section Editors: Opening . . . . Sports . . . Academic . . Greeks . . . Organizations Class .... Section Assistants: Sports ..... Greeks . . Grganizations Class .... Photographers Advisor . all . . .Paul R. Lewis .Kathy DeHaven d Punkin Malone . . .Paul R. Lewis . . .Nancy Miller . .Kathy DeHaven . Punkin Malone . .Kathy DeHaven . . .Martha Klove . . .Paul R. Lewis Nancy Miller James Clevenger Donna Brake . Punkin Malone Tresi Barron Glenna Stewart Susan Householder Cindy Shifler . . .Cindy Bennett Kathy DeHaven . Punkin,' Malone Tresi Barron Cindy Shifler . . .Nancy Miller Toby Whitley James Moore Doug Alexander Sue Scott Paul R. Lewis Kathy DeHaven Punkin Malone Pat Murphy . . .Henry Perry GG EDITOR's PAGE I knew that it would be difficult to put this book together because of the budget cutting and the rise in cost of production. I have devoted many hours to the yearbook. Although there were many problems and responsibilities, I enjoyed being editor of the 1973 yearbook. I would like to thank the entire student body, the faculty, administration, and everyone else on campus. I appreciate the work and devotion of my small staff, especially my assistant editors and advisor. Sincerely, Paul R. Lewis Editor-in-chief 1973 Cohongorotta SPECIAL THANKS Nancy Miller Norma Jean Lewis Dean George Auxt Mr. Sc Mrs. Russell E. Lewis Mr, Henry Perry Theta Xi Fraternity 240 T I W --.z 1 Q o Q5 M' I 'WD '.,i A . x r' 'W I - i, - v , ' 4. i 3 J F' '--i. 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