Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)
- Class of 1978
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I A I ' .,'fL , r' 5-1'- 'fff -'lr zf ' 4,q'l'N.?QQ- I , ,rs 1' 'ff' A -- . -'fs ', .-T5Qmyra,.,, T1-,gif-X '4 '.y. l'i1l's5':2Fl., - A H gjf,1,4., ,Q x ' Y ll' 2509- M ' , - -x!'is,N 1 ,fi I' ' if w jawn'-w...., 5 'B L i, Q I - sul 1:1 N .cf x A 'if ,s1 4 us-is . . it - my Q I Q onlfdl Q A.. ' J '05 ' ,J '-:.'W .f ,., ,. f Ld . vw- U 4' 15 N . , .x so 3.- - ,db .'-.4 iv, - 1-T, 1 V x K 'Wpu-.1 - 4- by ,, sl' . x QJ-,, .., x , , x ' - v. M A , ,N . 1? 'W wJ'5a, V, ,Q Ar, :dai .rt 'h -,n.3, an-e, ,,,,,....r '- 11:51 Q y, a '11 if,,4, ,if -SQ 1 ,X 'A x f' Xl - Q 1 The Cultural Stor Theatre, Art, Music - each is an impor- tant component of culture. Through the Creative Arts Department and the Creative Arts Lecture Forum Committee, Shepherd abounds in cul- tural activities, events, and partici- pating groups. In short. culture is: MoonchiIdren . Choir: Jack Ross: Jericho Harp. Woodwind Ensemble: Senior Art Shows. Senior Recitals: the Marching Rams. Jazz Ensemble. De- scendants of Mike and Phoebe: James J. Mapes. Hypnotistg Star Spangled Girl : Clarion Consort: One-Act plays: the new Commercial Art Department. After the Rain , the Rotante Dance Companyt Jack and Sally Jenkins' Broadway Musical Variety. Mac Frampton Triumviratea Your Father's Mustache. etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. And the list goes on and on ....... Lultural Synopsis X K ! 'YW f vkix V- ' -.1Ei!1::g- :1s1:.- sf ' Hi' ,+A .,y,,,, x. X n is-N,A Q . I ' 'Wi ,gm a . I S I 'vg.g..' 1- .aegm v x .4 9 'zz . ' Q ze x r 'c D K 1 x. 'Q C Q , xx I 43 'Q J if X s fp 5 gu n 1. I 'Nl 4 Q -rv , 4 if 'th K , .h - ,, ,gilt J I '-.va I 4 , ,f'ff', A I , 'IX J 5 I :ff . -az: I . i?-IM ' . , x I X I'fZ'IiI'I WI 15 ,: ,gag V, ll E wwxxg-V5 J 1 , ,...., K I ' , ,I--I. 3 f '-fr ' :. , I .f f I I Q N MI I 'Z' sq I U I 1 I I. . II I I I 'I , 1 I I ffl: 'I I O ' L I Q - I I C I I . b I I I I 9 I Q I 0 I w' 'I O I II O I I I I I, I I I I MP mn S x x, Q0 I 1 f 8 lg. 42 Ai 312 ff ,. . . I i.-H...-I ' lf.....q Artistically Inclinedz the art department xg mi B.. nl' N F '47 ' nw W 44, V. ,,,- J' -ff' I F12 mi! 'ff-wi 55 ' iw cf. fd' 'WN 44 Xhlilk' I .N-3 pf 4 if -f fy ,L' f 'Q V3 8 A 'lui i If E I M A, .AL.. A y . , , ,,,,' f, Wu 09 'o ,ff-' 453' 'OB LF 2 1... in X 'Q Pla That Tune: the music department 4 1 Xl I xl, + Xa x X X, ,lx I .nl 7? ,..I N ,x lx f ' N ll X fx F, 3 5. , .xx 'fr S Q I Q. 4? aggfgm., 'Qi Q. wg. -N, ,N 4' amgznfw ' -'ff-,NM um a-.. I f. ,,,,,V ' , , in 6-, . ff J! ' - : 4 ' I I Y D a,f.a 6 f Q ,x .aa Y i l If If X f Q1 I HH 3-fwiffff ' a Maxx,- xxx 'Vluxu 4a . Lr 'anus Arr-I Lv 'lm' ' f vrum C vnnutree Chair ver surge Aftarm Hrgtlafldlf ern! thu! Saatv. I Creative Arts - Lecture Forum Committee presents f Ayg 'SM 1 ZZ-Z8 venls WJ jack ross Guitarist .' W fy , , Q if ,, 1 me i rt ' I' 3 2 Q ..', , , f x. F A A 3. t Ash W MIR' 'N Olin-if mum star Spangled girl by neil simon dinner theater production starring erin ready james j. mapes hypnotist mac frampton triumvirate musician Ar! L lcclurc hum 1 rotarcle dance company modern dance la 1 'W . ' gf, Q 1321- . clarion consort -'Sf 'WW W an jf? 3M3j -N2 41 fue, ,,. lr UI- 'Q 1,1 ft .4 ,,... -1 3 The Academic Stor v l ,. , A f H . 1 S jet K J A s- f fl , i 7 f ' i If Z V' y ' 50 Academic Synopsis The Academic Story here is based on Shepherd's status as a state support- ed. four-year, liberal arts. business and teacher education institution. One may choose from a wide variety of degrees, certificate programs, or preprofessional programs. The Bache- lor of Arts degree is offered in Eng- lish and History. The Bachelor of Science degree is offered in biology, business administration: chemistry: economics, home economics, math- matics, medical technologya park ad- ministration, political science, re- creation, sociology, social welfare: and hotel, motel and restaurant man- agement. The degree of Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education is of- fered in the fields of art, English, health and physical education. li- brary science, mathematics. safety education, secretarial studies, bio- logy and general science, business education, chemistry and general science, home economicst language arts, music, general science, and so- cial studies. The degree of Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education is of- fered with teaching specialization in art, early childhood, home econo- mics, language arts, library science. mathematics, physical education, sci- ence. and social studies. One-Year Certificate programs are available in the fields of aviation operations, bank operations, clerktypist, fashion merchandising. fire service and sa- fety technology, hostess and hospita- lity planner. insurance salesmanship, real estate salesmanship and steno- graphic technician. ln addition, pre- professional programs are offered in the fields of agriculture, dentistry, engineering, law. medicine, phar- macy, physical therapy, theological studies. and veterinary medicine. Mr. Charles F. Printz. Chairman Dr. Barbara E. Beard. Secretarial Dr. Bob S. Brown. Marketing Mr. Herbert E. Clark, Business Administration Dr. Terrence M. Clauretie. Economics Mrs. Margaret H. Colston. Secretarial Mr. Roger B. Hamood, Accounting Dr. E. William Johnson. Economics Mr. James P. Kirk, Accounting Mr. Carl V. Moore, Data Processing Dr. Edward S. Phillips. Economics Mr. G. Norris Rath, Business Administration Mr. James A. Romano, Data Processing Mr. Larry E. Sweeney, Finance Ms. Mary Jane Chapin Marr is 1. 'li 'M wK. ll .- , 1- V 1 ' ? - V 1' - V 5 I '7 4 business administration I m? f 'X JY' N s N. QQIHL ' ' ' ff' ' 4- at ,nag ,,..-- 43. KF ?7 1 1 crea tive arts IE!! lil- 17 PHE -ESE-' 5 at I 25 A 4' ve Cm its Guy Frank. Chairman L. Dow Benedict, Art K. Farrell Coy, Music Ronald Jones, Art M. Regis Kontra, Art Richard D. Palmer, Art James E. Pantle. Music Jay N. Stenger, Music Gerald E. Zimmerman, Band Ken Beatty, Art -1 4 education Dr. Billy Ray Dunn. Chairman Mrs. Katie Jo Begole. Home Economics Dr. Robert A. Cleminson. Secondary Mr. Charles H. Freeland, Audio-Visual Dr. Donna H. Griggs. Education Dr. Arreta Jaranko. Elementary Mrs. Judy T. Kepple. Home Economics Dr. John P. Kirk. Elementary Dr. Carroll W. Palmer. Secondary Mr. Kenneth Riley. Foundations Mrs. Patricia Stealey. Home Economics Dr. Irving Tucker, Psychology . , , 1 1 -- -. 1 f ' , l V 'Q - . -A -fa, -' A 2 4. .- . ' 1 , T- ' f . 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Parker ,, .. -,ie M A Q k N6 in '11 20, F. Cert U.-l3I' Gy L Q kit Q .rs lb. nil! at , J. i if 2 languages and literature Dr. Lee Keebler. Chairman Dr. William J. Barnhart Dr. Philip Bufithis. Mrs. Margaret E. Byrer Dr. Charles W. Carter Dr. Robert G. Coffeen Dr. Ethel F. Cornwell Mrs. Sara Jane Grissinger Enghsh Enghsh Enghsh Enghsh Enghsh Enghsh Enghsh Ms. Sally Hresan. Journalism ra Leimbacher, Modern Languages Dr. Russell M. Marks Mr. R. Preston Rogers. Mr. George A. Wilson Dr. John E. Winters Mr. Melvin C. Wyler Dr. Bruce L. Partin. Speech Enghsh Speech Enghsh Speech Speech .. tl.. Dr. John E. Stealey. Ill, Chairman Dr. Roland W. Bergman, Geography Mr. J.V. Brown. Jr., Sociology Mrs. Geraldine Crawley-Woods. Social Welfare Dr. Katherine Frescoln, History Dr. Walter K. Hanak, History Dr. James C. Holland. History Mr. Douglas C. Horner, Social Welfare Dr. Thomas H. Kiefer, Political Science Mrs. Deborah Prather. Social Welfare Dr. Hang Yul Rhee. Political Science Mr. Ralph S. Sherrard, History Dr. Jerry B. Thomas. History Mrs. Kathryn B. Venables, Sociology Dr. Mary Walker-Beuhrig, Political Science Dr. Robert G. Willgoos, History 5 1 5-. . QF, 4 we., 'F' 1 HHH, A HEE- f'2ff'1?l EEK vs . W i, '1 In l,,,'i: fini.. Z isa! I 'll ag? 3?'z'r'r.flfl . s ml ybfh fl K V 1 36.422 it lm ls Hu , ' . K -2 E I 1 .4-fr ,.,,,,, +1 A f :fii,g , w science S mathematics Dr. Franklin Sturges. Chairman Mrs. Charlotte R. Anderson. Nursing Dr. Carl F. Bell, Biology Dr. Howard N. Carper, Jr., Physical Science Dr. John E. Diehl, Chemistry Dr. David C. Eldridge, Physics Ms. Mary C. Hayward, Nursing Mr. James L. Kelso, Mathematics Dr. John C. Landolt, Biology Dr. Richard Latterell, Biology Dr. Robert K. Mason, Mathematics Dr. Peter C. Morris, Mathematics Dr. Carl K. Rauch, Mathematics Mrs. Sue B. Reese. Nursing Mr. Paul Saab. Biology Dr. John F. Schmidt, Chemistry Dr. Jerry M. Smigh, Mathematics Mrs. Lita E. Soccino, Nursing Dr. Eugene J. Volker. Chemistry Mr. Charles H. Woodward. Biology Dr. Frederick J. Fuglister fnuilli .-a-vct wx, ,, .,,. ,..N.,: v V , .Shu , 551 .47 ...Q run ,. qw' an: My 4- 'Qzf 3 -ii ,T A. I-Q. -,,- .. .,-5 -ff W J .1 C U The Athletic Story W' QL' Z?4,.,,,f,f,2?fQ 3 5 Q .E A I -, ' wi , .,-A , ,- 9'-, 'W J1- ' . ' ' V W '4-15A'1 '1f....44-K..-yf ,, ,fa 1' oO Mhlct IC Sy IIOPSIS 4 mmm :fd 8' ,J SHEPHERD SPORTS IN REVIEW What kind of year did Shepherd have in sports during the l977-l978 year? There were moments of frustration as well as fruition. The Rams were represented in IO different sports and every member of these teams will point to his peaks and valleys if asked to review the sea- son. ln football. Coach Barr's troops got off to their fastest start in years. And just as everyone was talking about the prospective foe in the Coal Bowl. there arose a rumor that was later iustif fied. There would be no trip to the WVC chant' pionship or any other playoff berth for that matter. The reason: Shepherd had unknowingly played three games. all of which it had won. with an ineligible player. At that moment. the Rams were on the verge of returning to their fifth-place ranking in the NAIA as they were ranked in the the first poll of l977 at the ninth slot. For the rest of the season, there would be no ranking or hopes of a NAIA playoff berth. How- ever, instead of laying down and feeling sorry for themselves. the Rams showed their true character. Undaunted by this setback. Barr inspired the team to a sparkling 9-I mark. which would have been close enough to get the Rams into the Coal Bowl, but instead. it was the W. Va. Wesleyan Bobcats who represented the conference's Northern Division. Standout performers Gregg Warfield. Matt Long and Larry Salley anchored the team and were named to the WVlAC's first team. lneligibility also struck down Coach Harry Young's harriers in even a worse way. For the first time. the running Rams did not finish a season as the ineligibility bug struck two members from the team. Consequently the team did not have enough members to com- pete following the eligibility rulings. The women's tennis team under Coach Roger Parker. had a considerably successful fall as it compiled a 7,2 regular season mark and a third-place finish in the WVIAA tournament held in Charleston. Pam Pierce performed well in conference com- petition as did teammates Sally Warther and Kitty Thornton. Each was better than .500 against respective competitors. The lady Ram cagers had their share of ups and downs as they finished below the even mark again. Despite losing by some rather large margins the Rams won a few themselves by the runaway route. Mindy Barons and June Eggleton were the stale warts of Coach Anne Jones' youthful basketball squad as each averaged well into double fig- ures. Bob Starkey's roundballers met with a little more success. The Rams returned to the JO-win plateau after a year's absence. Highlights of the season included wins over tough Wheel- ing and rival Fairmont State, at Fairmont no less. Although everyone contributed in his own way to this JO-win effort. no effort was more con- spicuous than that of Joe Spencer. The Gentle Giant led the nation in field goal percentage and landed a berth on the WVlAC's first team. 2 :I 135 Individual efforts paid oli for members of the Rams' swimming team. which competed against men's teams with a co-ed Iineeup. lxim Davis. Pete McCloskey and Bart Nelson all qualified to compete on the national level. The swimmers were out-manned during most of their meets but most of their meets were against larger schools and reputed swim' ming powers. The Rams are lust a few rip tides away from being on top of things in the near future. Women's volleyball at Shepherd enloyed its share of success. The lady netters more than held their own against some tough outfoffstate competition. A third place finish in the WVIAA competition at Buckhannon was icing on the cake for the Shepherd spikers, Among the sounds of spring were cracks of volf leys, bats. clubs and even football helmets as the gridiron team prepped for the l978 season. Kurt Brown. Stock Wright and John lxopeke led the way for Parker's men netters as they de- fended their conference championship and worked their way to another fine finish. . jvtgmf 4 , A-A , The booming bats of Doug Higgins and Dave Hearn marked a resurgence in baseball lor Shepherd as the Rams doubled their win total of a year ago. Higgins smashed school, con- ference and NAIA marks during his hitting spree against Glenville State. Hearn led the team in taters and he personally pelted Shaw Hall with three of them. The Shepherd golfers finished with a winning slate under the direction of Coach Ed Finch- man. Paced by the Zaleski brothers lBlll and Joe! the Rams finished in the top of the come petition in the Northern and Southern Regionals as well as the conference tournament. Under Coach Sherry Brown, the Rams' women softball team did its share of pounding. too. Cheryl Roberts, Donna Miller and Trish Egbers sparked the Rams at the plate as well as the mound. To coin a phrase. Shepherd athletes each had hisjher thrill of victory and agony of defeat. Some more than others. That's what kind of year it was for Shepherd athletics. ,,,x,. Ze., - ,,x,v,,,,, nf wi 1 S Q Iv I P Yi W1 v 1.-...A Q4b5,..J+ Ny s 'T' xr 4 ' ,,,'i' ,.v.,, Fr a,-w if, tw . S s s .', gt .yV' - 'ff X , . I 1 ' A I T' ,nf QQ...- Gln. .uzr ' Athletic Synopsis. Ll 5 U, infiivl f rg Q' i' xl T 5 r it or 1 f. '- MA? '- lm D f gy 81 +49 45, I Ls., f' Z Q 4 fv fi 4 -1 B LT l llhill ff 1:5355 in .1 i If-'M mf n ,b ,WW ' TWT l r A, v Ns 'wf '-- 4 54 nag. -' , ff7.z.:5ff 1 gf: J .I --, s - Q J Al. ' Y.: Q fa 5, o ,1'i T 431+ , 'wb iq ,Q 'ft Tainted Success lt only seemed as if it would be a mat- ter of time before the Rams would be returning to defend their Northern football title in the confines of the Coal Bowl. More than half the starters from the previous year's squad re- turned for another shot at the cham- pionship and several of the recruits had earned other starter slots be- cause of their performances during the demanding preseason workouts. The season opener indicated the Rams were powerful as ever as they dismantled the vsiting Frostburg Bob- cats. Fullback Gregg Warfield, en route to establishing a new seasonal scoring record, bulled over for two one-yard scoring plunges to give the Rams as early lead in the first half. The scoring was then out of the hands of the offense as it became mired in ll5 yards of penalties due to the inexperience of the young offen- E' 1' a li 3 'Liz 'K s ug vw But Untainted Character sive line. But before the half, Shep- herd's special teams and defense combined for three touchdowns. Steve Diehl ran back a punt 78 yards in his first college game while line- backers George Ferguson and Matt Long ran interceptions for scores as well. The Ram defense, which narrowly missed a shoutout. didn't do any scor- ing the next week in Buckhannon against Wesleyn but it did hold the Bobcats to a solitary field goal in the second quarter. Then Warfield's three-yard Scoot was enough to in- sure the Rams' second win. Everyone but Walter Barr was worried about the Rams' ability to score. The head mentor explained. We have a young line that just needs a little more time to work together. The opposition knows this and we've faced a lot of stunting. Freshman kicker C-:ary Sherman pulled the biggest stunt of all the next week as he split the uprights eith a 26-yard field goal with five se- conds left in a contest with Randolph Macon. The 25-22 decision over the visiting Yellow Jackets vaulted the Rams to a ninthplace ranking in the NAIA football poll. The Rams fell from the ranks of the unbeated the following week as they failed in a last-second comeback against nemesis Concord in the Civi- tan Bowl. The I3-7 loss to the confer- ence champions was the first time in IO years the Rams had dropped a Civi- tan contest. Besides losing its first conference game, Shepherd was hit with even a more startling and costly implica- tion. A routine investigation of all players grade transcripts revealed that one individual. a starter. was academically ineligible. Instead of hiding the fact very easily as most football factories would have done, the staff of Shepherd athletics decided to openly admit its fault. knowing full well it would af- fect the teams playoff chances. Conference commisioner Mike Mc- Glaughlin lauded Shepherd for its open treatment of the situation and the Rams, for using as ineligible player. were not allowed to partici- pate in any post-season play and had to offer forfeits to the three teams they had played before and beaten. The penalty eventually cost the Rams the Northern division title as Wesley- an took advantage of the situation to win the crown. At this point Shepherd had something more important to play for---pride and self respect. f -'i,. 1 J. 2'::.7:.-ff Q 9 i977 EOOTBALL RESULTS EROSTBURG STATE W.VA. WESLEYAN RANDOLPHYMACON CONCORD MADISON W.VA. TECH WEST LIBERTY EAIRMONT SALEM SALISBLIRY Before 5,000 rain-soaked fans in Har- risburg. Shepherd began its climb to respectability by blanking James Ma- dison University IOO. Defensive tack- le Tim Cook. once spurned by the Dukes for being too Small made them regret that decision as he sacked the Madison passer four times and looked like a permanent fixture in the Madison backfield. Four Duke turnovers paved the way for a touchdown by Warfield and a field goal by Sherman. Barr said at the time, After the past week, we had to do something to prove to our- selves. Now we have to see if we can sustain our pride for the rest of the year. The offense put it together as the Rams came on relentlessly dispose of W. Va. Tech. Down I4-O at the end of the first quarter. Golden Bears were all but beaten by Warfields three touchdowns despite a comeback ef- fort in the final quarter. The 24-20 win was well-deserved after the of- fensive line made its best showing ever by opening up trucking lanes for Warfield, Bucky Black and Wayne Wilson. Warfield and Sherman combined to do all the scoring while the Matt Long led defensive corps shut down the airways in a I7-6 over West Liberty. Warfield collected two more touch- downs but Wilson and Kenny Russell provided two of the more exciting moments as they ripped off a 43-yard run and 89-yard return respectively Since the Rams couldn't appear in the Coal Bowl. they played the role of spoiler the next week as they pre- vente Salem from appearing in the post-season event by downing the Tigers I7-3. Again it was the Warfield- Sherman combination propelled Shep- herd offensively. ln the season finale, the Rams breezed to a 26-O decision over Salisbury State. Warfield scored his I4th and l5th touchdowns to set a new school mark during the contest. The burly fullback, along with Long and Larry Salley landed spots on the All-Confer- ence first team Long and defensive Mike Daye, who performed solidly at his noseguard slot. as well as offensive seniors Jim MacFarlane. Jerry Combs and Black hung up their cleats for the last time as Shepherd Players. For Barr and him team, it wasn't a season to win trophies, but instead to show themselves and others their sterling character. va. ifwluln- , f.-M' 1-...,,,g 'i1 '.A?, .4s -M.. 4 if ,2 ls: ' 4 fx J an f.,.aa I, ,., W-., 66 Football Ma wr ' 2 Q, ii :AA 4, 4, ,Q f, .uni ' .' FM ' -. 19' , X aMf ,2ff'r.l-f sol n 'if' ,gm ' x wwf, K RN 'F l - 'Q s, X K - , .z N, w , . l 1. : X Q. fin? GZ-it ,SW g, N.-K ' J., 4K ,, , wwf Ssgfy,i KU ALV , Ill -x I X X Q '1 - v N Vim- x dk N .,.,,5 gN:? , v .,x.,.mvm Y ' .,z,X-fmqpq, .1 Q-NQQQQQM x Q Y F . .Q X an X xbo .X s ,Q X 'Qi R xx X wx, x ,Q ,ml ir is Q 45 r wf 'vf .Q H' 4 N. . 'JL' 1 ,gg N Q XS.-. Niwx f?Hk lf' lv- Yhnv 1 lootbaH 6 P nw, if 68 hmtball I f I 'R -,J ,x .J XX x. , Ea 1 K 1 .VL 5. f 65' ,NX J? 1 J' st '10 .W A ,rx ,L 135' jf-5' .QW gs! . J. , ,, 'Qi' G - is if J if vii- fql .. AL! f , ll .' r 5 Q l' ' 's f. J . - -- .' 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Shepherds lady netters opened with a tough opponent, WVU, at Morgan- town. The Mountaineers won 5-2 de- spite Pam Pierce's upset of their number one seed. Barb Cusick by the scores of 6-2 and 7-5. The lasses of the lob then proceeded to take their next five matches in a row. During this stretch, hardly any- one dropped a singles match. In fact, the Rams only lost one out of 30. Parker summed up this team's efforts r, x during this streak. Right now we are playing the kind of tennis we are ca- pable of. If the girls can stay consis- tently on top in the early part of their matches. they shouIdn't have too much trouble bettering last year's record. Pierce. the team's top winner. was backed by the solid showings of Sally Warther, the number two seed and Kitty Thornton at the number three slot. Both players averaged a high amount of victories between them. Fourth seeded Brenda Hummer turn- ed in a steady performance as did freshman Robin Shaffer at the number five spot. This duo was especially tough in doubles competition. Against Fairmont, they combined for a 6-3, 6-O topping of their Falcon counter- parts. Trudy Anders and Jo Ann Heckman shared the duties of the sixth slot, when it was necessary. They each took turns teaming with Warther to form another potent doubles combin- ation. After a string-snapping loss, the Rams bounced back with wins over West Virginia Wesleyan and UMBC. They entered the WVIAA tourney in Char- leston with a 4-I conference mark. As expected, Marshall and WVU, the long-time powerhouses, dominated the playoff results, but the Rams fin- ished right on the heels of the bigger schools on the strong showings of Pierce, Warther and Shaffer against some of the smaller schools. 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There were high spots like the 75-'57 triumph over con- ference rival, Fairmont State, and then there were the low dips like the whip- ping at the hands of Shippensburg. No matter what the result, coach Anne Jones' squad kept collective chin Call the better to sink a few jumpers upb. The lady Rams never lost more than two in a row and on several occasions. they bounced back to win big after a disheartening loss. Senior sharpshooter Mindy Barrons paced the team's efforts as she continually led the team in scoring. When she was off, players like Peachy Meadows and Cindy Stewart picked up the slack with double digit performances. Cheryl Roberts and June Eggleton con- trolled the lanes and boards with their defense and rebounding and once in a while the duo chipped in with leading scorer honors. With a strong nucleus returning in the fall. Shepherds lady cagers should have little trouble following the bouncing but elusive ball of success. . 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June Eggleton. karen Palmert Ellen Hellcrt Cheryl Roberts A Rapid Return To Respectability In the l976-77 basketball season, Bob Starkey's young team fell below the 2Owin plateau for the first time in five years. With another young squad to work with. Starkey returned to fa- milar 2O-win mark. The season started off with a bril- lant showing in the Shepherd Tip-off Tournament. After easing past Shen- andoah College. the Rams polished off Concord in the championship contest. Larry Cain, who hit in double figures both nights was named the tourney's most valuable player and was sel- ected to be on the all-tournament squad along with teammates Buttons Walker and Al Middleton. However, in their first road and con- ference encounter. the Rams strag- gered away from a hot Salem team. the victims of a 95-85 pasting. Big Joe Spencer, in a role he would per- form all season long, was the leading scorer with I7 points. Gentle Joe sparked the Rams to a 89-74 conquest of Salisbury with 28 points and I5 re- bounds. Other early season high- lights included a IO4-85 waltz over D S E and a II7-87 decision over Donini- can College of New York in the first round of the Shepherd Classic. The Rams. however dropped the cham- pionship tilt of the tournament to Franklin S Marshall by a Ill-llO count as the visitors hit a jump shot at the buzzer. The Rams got back on the track and also scored again over the century mark by downing South eastern ll2- 87. Spencer netted 28 points and snatched 2l rebounds to pace the win- ners. With subs Walker. John Koepke and Craig Battle scoring in double fig- ures, the Rams downed West Li- berty IOOS2. The Blue and Gold suf- fered a setback of a different kind over the holiday break as farmer Shepherd great Dave Russell, was killed in a car wreck in Orthez. France. Donning black stripes in me- mory, the Rams outlasted Wheeling 78-72 and Spencer in the meantime was leading the nation in field goal percentage with a 7I percent clip. Shepherd lost another at the buzzer contest as visiting nemesis. Fairmont State. nipped the Rams 78-77 on Ke- vin Claudio's 25 footer with a few se- conds remaining. Let by a hot John Koepke, the Rams reebounded from the disheartening setback to down visiting W. Va. Teck 8l-74. Koepke, a first year player, pumped in I8 points. Unbelieveably the Rams lost another close one, this time, Ralph Ledbetter, a would-be Shepherd prospect, gun- 4 5 f449 I I Y , V., Ziff ff' ,, 1, 'Wi 4 if ,M sf. M A 80 Ba ketball ned in a 25-footer from the top of the key to give the Glenville Pioneers a 75-73 decision and tag Shepherd with its fourth loss. Bluefield handed the Rams their se- cond straight Ioss before Shepherd Straightened itself out with an 83-82 overtime win over Morris Harvey, who had beaten Pitt in its season opener. The Rams at the time were ranked lOth in the nation in offense and they used that offense to drop D S E by a score of 76-63. West Virginia Wesleyan handed Shepherd its fourth buzzer loss as John Bates swished a baseline jumper at the horn to give the cats a 68-67 win. The definite peak of the season was the upset of Fairmont State at Fair- mont as Spencer hit a layup with six seconds left to ice a 63-62 triumph. Spencer let all scorers with 20 points and he was followed by Koepke with I6. Starkey commented afterwards, This is the most satisfying win this season Next came wins over Wheeling and Salem as the Rams attempted to climb past Wesleyan into second place in the conference. The Rams rode a seven-game winning streak in- to the conference finals in Charles- ton, where they were to meet Morris Harvey in the first round. Starkey, looking ahead as well as the season post stated, anything we get from here on out is just icing on the cake. And he was right. No one had expected Shepherd with such a youthfull lineup to finish as high as it did. Unfortunately the Rams had no icing on the cake as the Eagles got revenge in form of a 7I-64 decision over the Shepherd quintet. Spencer, in his final game as a Ram, turned in one of his memorable per- formances as he started the game with a slam dunk, shot ll for ll from the field and let all scorers with 24 points. Fittingly, he was named to the conference's first Team. With only Spencer departing, the Rams should be respectable for a long time to come calling it a new era v - .'- .0 7 IS l 1 , 'l?,3.a5A Q rs . P -Q-. Y, l shepherd college rams begin rebuilding year in Shepherd College basketball. Ram head coach Bob Starkey will be re- building his program this year. De- spite having only one senior on the Squad, Starkey predicts that his team may have some surprises in store. On row one CLtoRJ are Bob Dickman, Jack Thayer, Kirdell Wood- yard, John Koepke, Buttons Walker and Larry Cain. On row two are Keith Smith, Ivan Dent, Craig Battle, Jeff Cook, Joe Spencer, AI Middleton and Chuck Hipp. On row three are Coach Bob Starkey, Radney Sewell, Assis- tant, David Gray, Erwin Thomas. Lee Rhodes, manager, Chuck Callahan, trainer, and assiiistant Coach Tom Par- sons. X ,W M, R C 1 .N A f ' .1 . ff , ' fe Y ' g 2, - ii, ,. l-5 5 . it V 1 , Q ' ,Y 1 V. V It 1 1 . , ' I L 1' in , .4-i f f ll Y A 1 . v ' ' H fi r r VI ., At X X J ' W, ' 'Z get --.1 , ,. ., 'H . 1 , j vig? ,L . .. . J ' 376' 'ff 4, A ',, ,,',,f.. 4 4 q A .Q ,H it 'tt 'V s Qt ' ., H' X 3 '-ixzwx '2 K xx 'iii x K, x wzgfw - l xgxmg -' up get I ik - N, ,xxx ' ' 1 A 1 1 aw V 4 A j t ' wx ygfq.iv A. wmmfwwmaaq X -H: W ' .WNY 3 QQ! 41 .41 6, ai Z? ' ,V , i if :Qi 1 , , . , w2'?Q',' - 'fx I - f A. x ' P av' ' t.. - , grad: f , l ' f , 'A' , 7 '- , ,. . .5 if Q. I 1, X N A-wb , ,wah ,, ,.,, asf v . .f ig, ,qi -fkvx is Jr 'iff ,,. As - ' ffl Wm -SSX? ' nn- A4 N I ..9-fflial .4 'J I A ,, ,,-,,, ...nag We ' it! 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I 6 ,I fu I 49 L X15 BaskctbaH 8 SPORTS SECTION DEDICATIGN There's no question Dave Russell was the best basketball player ever to play at Shepherd College. He was completely dedicated to the task of becoming the best basketball player humanly possible. The thoughts of head coach Bob Starkey well reflect the feelings of others who knew Dave Russell. Without a doubt. Russell was synono- mous with success at Shepherd. His efforts on the court left observers in awe on several occasions. As Shep- herd's most prolific scorer. the 24-year-old Hagerstown native was named to the West Virginia Confer- ence's All-Star team three years in a row. On his way to becoming Shepherd's only All-American basketball player, Russell averaged 25.6 points a con- test and amassed 2.76l points during his four-year stint with the Rams. He still stands as the school's all-time leading scorer and holds no less than ll Shepherd basketball records. Russell was not content to rest upon these laurels. He still had to achieve his life's dream - to play profession- al basketball. Not many of us even think of attempting to gain our ut- most ambitions. but to Russell it was second nature. On the threshold of his professional aspiration, Russell was described by Starkey as always being a winner. He'll make it. There's no one who works harder than Dave. I have confidence in his desire for self-excellence the head mentor mused. His first chance came with the Mil- waukee Bucks. Wayne Embry. gener- al manager of the team commented Russell was one of the best-looking big men in camp. Later the 6-8 pro- duct of St. Maria Goretti High School was among the final few to be cut by the NBA club. Llndaunted. Russell was determined to latch on with a pro squad and he displayed his talents in tryouts with the ABA's Baltimore Claws before his stint with several summer league teams. He attended countless tryout camps in months afterwards. but his biggest drawback according to his agent Don Cronson. was not coming from a big college. Russell then received a call from the European pro league and he signed with the San Sebastian Dicos and to the surprise of no one. he was one of the team's top players. averaging over SO points. After failing in his bid again to play pro in America, Russell then signed with the Orthez, France pro squad. He made another excel- lent impression on pro scouts with his 25-point average. On December 28, l977, Dave Russell was killed in a car wreck in Orthez. The man. the player, the person - will not be easily forgotten. - Terry L. Cornwell X W X. Earle H. Lightner. Jr. was a fine indivi- dual. He impressed people with his easy-going manner. friendliness and devotion to God and family. He loved sports and those associated with him appreciated this fact. As an official of almost 30 years. he served Shepherd College and the sur- rounding area by conducting clinics and officiating baseball, basketball and football games on all levels of competition. He also was an active leader of the Eastern Panhandle Offi- cials Association. Lightner was also bestowed the honor of being inducted into the Na- tional Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield. Mass. Lightner stands out in terms of an athletic leader not only because of his ability, but for the professional atti- tude that reflected his patience, ref spect and good sportsmanship. ln a demanding, competitive and sometimes fickle sports world, Earle Lightner was the epitome of the word respect, We dedicate this section to him. - Gwen Mauch Splashing Success A funny thing happened to Kim Davis on her way to the nationals. Davis, a senior from Catonsville, Md., quali- fied for a trip to Brenau College in Gainsville.C1a. by winning the 5Oyard breaststroke in 33.7 seconds. How- ever after that record-breaking performance in Washington, D.C.. the swift senior swimmer had to com- pete with the men's team because three members of mens' team be- came ineligible. Swimming Coach Rick Gibson utilized Davis' talents to make the Shepherd mens' team even more competitive. QL Sw: nming X V7 Q ,.,, 2' W C ' L, . '-Q' .... ' nf ?.. - 'lbw' K. X 29 30.1 ., 2 Y' X 'lb 19,3 And competitive it became. The aqua- Rams set over 30 new marks and al- most recorded an even seasonal slate. Before the season started, Gibson stated he wanted five swimmers to make the nationals. Besides Davis. veteran Pete McCloskey and fresh- man Bart Nelson qualified for the na- tional competition. To earn the trip to Portland, Ore., McCloskey swam the l65O freestyle in I8 minutes and IO seconds while Nelson clocked in at two minutes and 22 seconds. The high point of the season was a , is K We-+....i 7 duel win over Dickinson College. The Shepherd men prevailed by a 7043 count for its first win ever over the visitors. The lady Rams came out on top by a 64-57 count. When McCloskey and Nelson weren't winning their respective events they were involved in winning the relays by teaming up with Chris Chapman and Jim Taylor Besides Davis, the more consistently successful women swimmers were Peggy Ebner in the IOO-yard back- stroke, 5Oyard backstroke and the Swim National Pacesetters: pete mccloskey bart nelson kim davis 'YA Q, ' . W 4 ff QI SWIINIIIIHE, Swimming Swim Team . Seated Mike Ryan Norm Allen Nancy Watermeler Peggy Ebner Jeff Sager Lathy Murphy Lalol Twlgg Middle Row Sue Hantt Tonya Brook Jlm Taylor Peggy Dell Bart Nelson Steve Lchr Mlke Lallgao coach Rrck Clll3bOI'l Back Row Kim Davis Jlll Jennings Lhrls Lhapman kl18l'llL Ll1lEll113I'dE!S AI Herllngcr Pete Mccloskey Pat Lurley Daw. Richardson Assistant Swim Loach lm-yard butterfly and and Carol Twlgg who more often than not won the 5Oyard breaststroke and the IIO yard breaststroke Gibson IS constantly trying to up grade Shepherd s swlmmmg pro gram to return the Rams to the pro mmende they once knew Only time will tell lf the seasons to come wlll Indeed be splashlng successes f P Q H, 7 1 l 1 , . g . I . l 1 ., . Q J k lv: N4 . sg , , xg f ' 1 X, X , we A. 'M Q ' l' X Rh. N 's NN fu I I I X5 , , 'sv , .RM 5 4 'X , 4' 51 -3 . F 7 . . ' , . Q . F- . V . . . . . z-t' 'I V ': , V a t S: I 1 ' L t I 3: ' , 3 -L ' L A ' ' A ' . ' 1 V 'L I ' 'L - ' A Q - ' - -L 'aa 'A L ' Q . f - : . .:: I ' -. P Y , . . f-faq.. coach rick gibson N , rx w 1 s ' ' -.fa ,J , x' l 2 5 f , ' ,, .74 ' gm. . rf, 'f Nl 1. Y il 3 9, ' 1 , , -,. 'ij-n-. ,v ZQLQM . .J . at ld - - --vw.,-vw -1 4 Q in aw-,,,. ,, , wamwl Mb. ' ' ' Win 1 1 f , 1 2 , 1 ' 1 1 1 y l ' 4 . r , , I I ' Q '1 W J ' 4 2 1 Ta I' www? 1 S , . 3, M K 4 . , 5 . , . 4 ri , ' ' ' , i f f f f . ,. , I ' l 1 1 , ' Servers Cf Slices, Sinkers And Success Following a conference champion- ship is a tough chore as coach Roger Parker will attest. His l977 Ram net- ters made it all the way to Kansas City. However his i978 squad could only finish second in the conference behind West Liberty. Number one Kurt Brown and number two man Stock Wright did qualify for post-season competition on an indivi- dual basis in both singles and dou- bles as this tennis tandem was un- beatable through most of the season as well as the conference tournament. Brown, who recorded a I5-4 singles. Mcn's Tenn: Slate, excelled in the conference tourney. Wright, who finished with a sparkling I8-I mark, did likewise. Parker will be the first to point out that it was a team effort that got the Rams as far as they went. Solid play from John Koepke U5-45 and David Wells CIS-65 helped pace the Shepherd netters to a I5-4 regular season re- cord. Koepke and David Gray teamed to make a formidable doubles pairing as they won nearly as much as their firstseeded teammates. The Rams, with everyone returning, could be Kansas City boun again. M09 .f N Q. .via W.- 3 'lx I 39 We' In ix V nf 2 M, , 'M f I 1 . I ai Q i 5,- m LIMMQEE ? Q .Ay 1 M5 - - --w --1 fmwwuvwqws 1' Wk .,-,I - - at L 1 V- ,Q fa' 1 -1 , , , ' ' .1 ' 6 is .gn .ww gm.. M , 1 , .. If , ...,,. ,Q , ig, ? .' up li . , 'H2 A ' ,. MYAVIQU A Q. 'FQ 'A b 4 ,wr A ,, . . . .3 ,s lv 3,3-my E vie, f 1 . Q ,-1 b 'V a 4 X jig? s,NQ if Y W, , ' A 9 . ' iw 'M .3 '. ' , ' ' ' ' . , .W ' - 'W , A. J V V 1 .Mi 5 W ......,,,,.., .,,. M,,.,,,..,MNmi Mhxmw W ' ffl 1 -M ,. . ,. . , S 3 'W 'HM-. ns., . - ' , Y N . f ,,. 4 sg J ' ', ' :Z ' , ' .. ,K Q , Q ,,. was Y .. .,. '1 , 4' 14 ' F , .V M- . . - 2 W- . 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' -215 Q, .4 ,, ' ty, P-1 Zs'R9:v1ba-Avis?-vlsvfvirizw .vb , A H a 3-A-QW -,..... As if Harry Young didn't have enough problems with the inexperience of his club. the Ram harriers were cut short by the ineligibility bug. A third of the way into the season, it was discovered that several mem- bers of the team were academically ineligible. Thus the cross country team was depleted and unable to compete with the proper amount of runners. According to Young, the preseason was ominous and just a preview of what was to occur later in the sea- son. We expected to have I9 runners out in the first place, but only slightly more then half actually showed up for workouts' the head mentor ex- plained. 78 Lross Country v e Nowhere To Go But Up ,E ' '-we .uk 6 fd 'ff K . WWF of f I 2 : 'P ag .. in ' ' 'M Qfiltiliff' ' - i- -1' , :,. -fl-fyftik 1 , , , ,ix ,ff-ts..-ag ., -ies, Arv G A 2539 M 4 That number shrinked to a manda- tory five after the grueling six-in-the - morning four mile runs followed by an eightmile jaunt in the evening were completed. John Hamilton, the top runner from last season's squad, turned in the team's best performances during its limited existence. The scrappy soph finished first in the meet with Lin- coln and second in the opener against George Mason. With a 4-4 record behind them and a scar of the ineligibility, Young's har- riers seek Ioftier accomplishments in the future. 4--flmwm, '1aesr! ' 1.44 V g . -Sig' Cn .14 X 4.1.2 figaf-a.. 5 f QT ' ' ' bn,f,'r,, ffhqsw idk ifig -mv ws. A ..,,m.g-rs' ' ,.v we X xx N X ,tt l An Under Par Season: Golf To say one's season was below par im- plies a picture of a lopsided record. the coach tearing 'his hair out and a cast of dejected athletes. But if the sport is golf. it's a different proposi- tion entirely. Coach Ed Fincham's linksmen came off one of its better campaigns as the Rams finished with a 7-3 record in match play. The Rams. paced by the Zaleski brothers, gave conference champ Glenville State a run for the money before fading in the final rounds. Bill Zaleski. a contender for the All- Conference squad, was the Ram's consistent low medalist all year. The sharp shooting sophomore averaged in the mid-seventies and his best showing was a 74 at the Southern Re- gionals in Pipestem. W.Va. His brother Joe averaged in the high 70's at the number two spot. Keith Kave, Larry Lehew, Don Drew. and David Gray were others who con- tributed to the success of Shepherd. After his team's showing in Canaan Valley, Fincham has every right to boast that his team had a below-par season. IOO Higgins' Hammerers Mashed Some Taters HIGGINS. HAMMERERS MASHED SOME TATERS Although the results didn't quite meet with the expectations of coach Mike Jacobs. Shepherd's baseball team had its share of thrilling mo- ments. With only four experienced players returning, Jacobs felt the newcomers that comprised the FGSI of the squad could put the Rams in the thick of things in the WVlAC's southern divi sion race. Some of the newcomers did exceed- ingly well, but during the course of the long schedule, the pace slack- ened and the Rams dropped out of contention for a post-season playoff berth. The inexperience hurt the team in many ways. For example the Rams lost eight onerun decisions. The most frustrating of these narrow losses was doubleheader defeat at the hands of Eastern Mennonite, I2-II and IO-9, despite the hitting of freshmen Steve Diehl. This would be pro clobbered three home runs, including two in the same inning, and knocked in seven runs. It went for naught as the Rams, pitch- ing corps failed to silence the EMC bats. Highlights of the season incuded doubleheader sweeps of Concord and Alderson-Broaddus. Diehl. who led the team with a 387 average for the year, was hitting at a near SOO clip at this time. Ricky Waugh, who looked shaky in the opener against Lynchburg, came on to be the team's most successful hurler. He was backed by starter-re- liever Gary Punk Farley, who turned in a few impressive mound stints. Designated hitter Dave Hearn led the team with seven home runs. in- cluding some shots over and on Shaw HaII.' He, like the afore - mentioned first-year players, contributed in part to Shepherd's best season in re- cent years. However the real story and inspira- tion of the l978 Rams baseball team was senior Doug Higgins. In true poetic fashion. Higgins' last appearance with the Rams result- ed in a personally satisfying explo- sion in light of all the frustrating af- ternoons he spent with the Rams. The Williamsport, Md. native set a world baseball record with a five-for - five performance against Glenville. He clouted four home runs, which included a solo shot, a two run blow, a three-run round-tripper and as Hig- ggins would put it, 'a grand tater. The lanky slugger also poked a two- run triple, scored four times and knocked in an amazing I2 runs. It was the most phenomenonal indi- vidual effort I've ever seen, commen- ed Jacobs afterwards. Higgins, who led the team in doubles, triples and RBI's, stated, I couldn't believe it. I wanted to sit on one of the bases for a while and just enjoy it. For Higgins and all who have fol- lowed Shepherd baseball, batting orgy was a statement of continuing ef- forts no matter what the conse- quences. f 1 f 'jp- Bf- 1 I, j Iggy 5 fy ,, 74 is 25 my ' Li. fn., , t., nw A ffP,. vuige-w'.'gfrw,...v:'-1-s - -. pw... Jrf. 31. M -. an I- 4 , ' wmv sw-,...-wx.,-L ' -aff nrdlhwrfl 4 'Z A Q Vw., 'li' . 3 -5 N ta-.fm .3 fi' Fi yi! 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Browns' women soft- But Sherry ballers, were up to the task as they put a licking on just about everyone they played. Led by the versatile Chris Taylor, who started at three positions at one time or another, the Rams pulled no punches in demolishing the opposi- IIOI1. An early peak had to be the defeat Marshall university by the Mam- moth scores of 37I3 and 23-5. Homers by Cindy Stewart and Susie Stocker helped stage the Rams' rout. Wins over Dickinson, Salem and Mt. St. Mary's were also very satisfying to the firstyear club. However, the lady Rams weren't restricted to small college competition as their male counterparts are. They also faced the likes of WVU, Marshall and Ohio State, and ended their even season with a 9-8 overall mark and a 5-4 record in the WVIAA. Brown cited her team's success as not overly surprising. We have a lot of girls who have played in many sum- mer leagues and as a result, they are just as experienced as most of our op- ponents For a new sport such as softball. there's nothing like starting out right. SHEPHERD COLLEGE 1973 WOMENS SDF THAI! OPPONENT A Salem College Ohio State Ll. ilollows Salenrsl H Gallaudet Col. A Marshall Ll, H Salem College H Dickinson Col. A Gallaudet Col. H Towson State Ll. WVIAA Tournament W.V,U. ' 2 Double-headers COACH Mrs, Sherry Brown PL A CE TIMF lm lm I-00 4-OO -lm I-N 3 -I5 5 L 7,3 . ...:,...,....,,.'mumA-w. . ,Q F 4, '. ilswv SN V 'f 'x ei L Intramurals 'WW wil 1 .. i Q 'N .. ., , E . WK-Q. Il i,a.,':r -fm V 4 1:12. ., X HM.. - gi 1 .. 1 ' i. . Q., 2 ' , ...'7i1E'22ie-Q fi , Qu.. fu wif' ' 4 ' f I - J 4 --3 ' ,v - wwf- ' , 232' -z .- - a ffm b ., X .fi A Q- . g A . X . ., -: , - lp' f' I 5' f' sig A, . f ' V f 51L:i'L.. :,.- A f '11 V 7 .1 U 'fwf 0 1, pf, an an fl KF ,M . f -le in 53' ' 1 W ,W U ., M, ww, ' , A ... 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'flmnppccw Qoh 4,8311 5 , n1anSTANDING CIn:ryIRolwrls.llsa Hater, ,ILIIICIggIL'lOl1.SlISJl1 Hnrnckc: I' L' r ,v Athletics For Fun As any collegiate or professional ath- lete will attest to, competition is fun e as long as you're winning. Not everyone can be a winner in such a pressure cooker environment, thus the need for entertainment sports. Sure it's a lot more fun if you are win- ning in anything you do, but believe it or not, one can still have fun re- gardless of the result. That is the whole purpose of active entertain- ment sports such as an intramural program. Intramurals provide an outlet from daily worries and cares for the Shepherd student. faculty member and even the administrator. Pro- grams such as football. basketball. water polo and handball gave these respective groups a common basis of association and respect other than at- tending the same institution: the love and enjoyment of sports. Intramurals Director Ed Fincham and his energetic staff managed to put some I5 different activities during the course of the year. And even if there were losers and winners. there aren't many who won't admit they I ' B 9? ,6 'WA D if 1 1 :W I lim.. 1 l it in L, I f + , 1 , 4 1' Zig , 'fl fx had a good time. as U A -' 2 -, , fl A f ' ., .y .' . , ,. f 3, . i v A1 K gf, f' if Wi Ci- ,nr J' Q' 5 X Q1 2- '5'?'Cff?f.:.?' .11 f 119'-wg - : 74- :af N, ' G- 2:5 ::,r- .1 ,f- -A, . V n If 'la-L 1 ' Organizations qw. Za ,M . . ., ' . ff ' an Q 2 N U .1 'gf Y 3 1, , 1, .f ,K s 2 , V.- sni E, 5-4 Qrganization Organizations Ill I Ill Nude Bargaining And Blekerlng 5 Si H fad 77 9' 4 '74Z 4l-nu-f s.g.a. president john miller adviser clinton davis nl L1OVClI1l11CI1l Awsoy vice pres todd hlnton W P leadership banquet, I978 ? ? . T , ,. N 1 ,- . v: ,- 1 3 it ms-fi, - 31 'Q , ,fQ7j5.g4f,'L 2 .4 zz L P In 1:23 W H Ni 1 T f. 71 I X.. , ,, :pw 2 , vi ,i 11 QV 1.4 I J 'fi f' A fv ,mu .111 - A f X' ff . 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XX. lm terry hott Y , K ' o Who's Who Confd. jenny dame k L. regina householder elizabeth hammond ' us john webber alas E. K WI1o's WI 1 :.y. , kv? , bruce gallagher 's Who .Q , 4 Iqn I I ',6c, ff y, 4, Q - V: :V 2, Q. 4,-, ,Z QQ! ,...V- ...- ., Zh, W 'ai .5 I, n sally brown gwen mauck 54 of 1 A v 'IR' ff' Qix- -M 5 l ' LQQFKW chris Seymore More Who's Who sr-G' r A - F? 's , '1'v...,,- -M. is YM: Carolyn bradford meg mckeon Who's Who IG3 Student Recognition 164 Student Recognition Day mcmurran scholars - sf V x , ,VI-51 1 ' ,bv v fi? -I ,Q Wm? Ein ag s Fa , z 11: 4' 1 ,, 7, '-41 ' ' ' 4 5 :FD if M? w J I p ' in r VZ? W- -4'.mS5aW? si 9' W Recognition Student Recognition Awards Associate of Science: William W. Okal Band: Alan J. Granofsky Choir: Clara C. Danner. W. Michael Martin Cohongoroota: Carla J. White Debate: Sally G. Jackson Nursing: Lisa A. Kirk Radio: Terry L. Cornwell. Nancy L. Hill Speech E- Drama: Lewis E. Dronenburg Biology: Elizabeth V. Hammond Business Administration: Richard E. Magner Chemistry: Richard B. Parther. Stephen F. Sions Elementary Education: Teresa J. Hott English: Rebecca Upton Health and Physical Education, men: John J. Webber Health and Physical Education. women: Melinda K Barrons History: Stephen C. Krumpe Home Economics: Joan Bartley Mathematics: Marvin Scott Johnson Medical Technology: Maureen T. Devlin Music: Harold A. Brandenburg. Lois F. Kuhn Park Administration: Perry L. Mortzfeldt Political Science land James Hafer Memorialj: James M. Taitt Social Work: Kimberely W. McKown Sociology: Sara l. Cogan Speech and Drama: John B. Warther Chemical Rubber Co. Freshman Chemistry Award: Rodney L. Bartgis Wall Street Journal Award: Charles D, Remsberg Fraternity Scholastic Achievement Award: Theta Xi Men's Residence Hall Scholastic Achievement Award: Kenamond Hall Sorority Residence Hall Scholastic Achievement Award: Alpha Sigma Tau Women's Residence Hall Scholastic Achievement Award: Gardiner Hall Freshman Class Scholarship Award. men: Jeffrey A. Catlett Freshman Class Scholarship Award, women: Billie A. Swink Sophomore Class Scholarship Award. men: Stephen R. Kershner Sophomore Class Scholarship Award, women: Sharon A. Appel Junior Class Scholarship Award. men: Dennis E. Frye Junior Class Scholarship Award, women: Edith M. Kirk Alpha Sigma Tau iTop Tauj: Cathi L. Morris Beta Iota Omicron Freshman Biology: Rodney L. Bartgis Center Board: Catherine B. Chapman Delta Zeta Outstanding Senior: Peggy L. Kinsey Delta Zeta Sr. Scholastic Award: Eileen M. Schock Kappa Omicron Phi Outstanding Freshman: Michelle L. Zoller Kappa Omicron Outstanding Senior: Peggy L. Kinsey Lambda Chi Alpha Outstanding Senior: W. Michael Martin Panhellenic Council Outstanding Scholar Sister: Carol Munson CAsti Phi Alpha Theta Outstanding Freshman in History Jeffrey A. Catlett Phi Sigma Epsilon Outstanding Graduating Brother Michael T. Ditto Phi Sigma Epsilon Graduating Brother with Highest Cumulative Average: Christopher Seymour Psi Beta Beta Outstanding Senior: Kim M. Davie Sahpher: Barbara A. DeLauder Sigma Pi Epsilon Freshman Chemistry Award: Charles Alan Tracy SGA Outstanding Senator: Gail D. Kidwell Theta Xi Outstanding Senior: John B. Hammond Team Trophy for l977 WVIAC and District 4328 State Tennis Championship Team: Jay Steckman Kurt Brown Pat Dorsey John Koepke David Wells Stockton Wright WVIAC All Conference Team l977-78 Football: tindividualj Gregg Warfield Cindividuall Larry Salley findividualj Tim Cook WVIAC All Conference Team l977-78 Basketball: Joe Spencer WVIAC All Conference Team l977 Golf: Bill Zaleski NAIA l977-78 Men's National Swimming Championships: Bart Nelson Pete McCloskey AlAW l977-78 National Women's Swimming Championships: Kim Davis Student Recognition Day l65 2 w l AM- ll l H gf:-1' f B3 ll of-L - V' fx A51 f f I l , ' tl l il f' ' N I ll Donna Abramskt X Mtchael AlJSl1ll'C N 1 Arleen Allen ,l l Gilbert Allen Alvm Alexander -www-ww-ff-eww-' rw' Steve Allemong kenny Apple 1 Ralph Ambrose R ,L Q y ,,. ' Brent Anders 'L ' A U pn' fi -s ' ' ' f V I . James Armcntrout F- K' 43 1 X V , ,' ' f!.vA. '-' , ' Brad Ashton M- fi l fff' V f f Dyna Atktns L ,Nm I 'fx ol f fl 5 1 Sandy Balsh .s J ' , V ' Q- Q Martha Barnes Q 't ,, eg ' ' l ' W . ' .N li. ' ' - F Jeff Bamhart L ll 41 if s kv -'ll Q l - - 1 Dean Bartles Joan Bartley 'Wm A WW' l Mary Batchelor ' - 2- ' J B' fr? ll , y .sq --, A :B X1 tm Ein! tif at Q- ,ff -if-B of J J V l A , M f Ez-A 17 , Q Q I If fx A s I zzy ,H WV ...X 1 ,- Q. y 4, f, t W 1 , ' A I ' V' -1 B . f ul l I X -. J EQ-'1l ,i 'fgi A f .. l . Y XV 5,22 ?25 Ti,i,, ' v l l978 Seniors l978 Seniors l Q. ,. 6 ll 4, ' f A .J 'VB' j c,-A, 5 ' ' ll , fr' of L fo ' l 3- l - ' L - ii ff' A Mae A, Bateman 'r ' Donna Bazzle Dallas Beal I Llay Beard is ,mia if r Roland Beaufond g X ' gig' , I Glenn Bell t '7 7 If ' - ..:' ' I 1 lrvm Black ' 1, W I , I ffl ., X, ' ot-rata Baker f f 1 ui Lgjlil John Buck ' f ' 5 ff , 1 ' ff Marte Boccuccl l ,ff l --H luynll, Davld Bohrer l. a Al: ll ll.ll..' ' Jenny Bott Andy Bowers George Bragaw Harold Branenburg A A V ' K, Brook 9 ng 5 fy fm, 7? 1 ,J Jlm Broslous , ly, ff-5 f 'IX' I ,ejg ' 4 ig Sally Brown Y ' stu' -4-Iv Q .V 1 1, , Vlckt Brown fl. ' Q J rf' X fl ,l Y ,ll,'Eg, Cindy Burtner If A j L ' Alf ,K A I y . John Bussard , V ,g -wb: x 1 A 1 A Howard Butts - 31 . + ,B EL .W H A I , , Q ,, I A, , Llarence Lallahan ' ' all kai' ' ki 1 1 L ' ' --9'-li 'It '-v-'--'W' U X, l x 13312 . M It 4 ', 4 . A 1 fl Q , A 4 ' - l K , ' 4 X r I I. 1 1 ,, .B I k .L a x t l l ll ll E nfl. l 'l 1 ,, l l l t -f ., , 4,4 . or , p. .LT T -25-sa ' Q- - ll Q-, . j if XY X - I as N ' X ' 'l X l , 'J ' Q , Q',4'FS5g . E t Y ' . ' NN Y r gf: A A ' 25 ef ts t -11 ,, fc .ah s s VII -A A I Tcl N, amy 6 978 Seniors l978 Seniors . sw-mv-fe, W - V w. as ,. 4 .N , . , L ,1 1 1' T Jw :N J , bot.. v,.A- l i gg- Y 1 f. JK! . 1 R Qt, A I ,Zi , :J:jJ, . j i A 5 V. Qgy H-A V J! lp 1 rf' .1 lx f V 4 ' Qc' 4' 4 Q e 1' -4 1. ,v:'f:T7:l. lt ' mi 'J ,li lf . A 4 l, 'A rj ' , l' . ff so 7-J A' ' 1. f - ' V mv tl t K 1 nfl. lf 5155- . ' le t A: l' f a -liflf J , J' fs .C y at ,T y - H A PS! y ,X V me J e J. f M x ' f l ' J mis t ,rf--e cs '44 X Y' r 1 1 , '3.,1,.5.,Xc 'A , - ' K rl x J J tlfl , 1 J' 'L li 'N N3 91, ' -S AQ.. L, 1 ,. V - ,Y Q7 X A 1-es- 3 k X . 1 of ihyifsf X, ' 3 f , , AM. ,j , V , N 4 X MSX' X 1' A t' A. X 1 X I. X x xx l ' , 7 I 1 ' lb g 3 c A .l 'l5taU Lisa Carper Judlth Cates Jack Chambers Cathy Chapman Terry Cltngan Brian Crum kllen Church Cecllta Clevenger Chlppee Coleman Joseph Collins James Consagra Curtis Conway Tum Cook Casey Cordell Terry Cornwell Mary Costello Rhonda Costello Mark Courtrlght Deborah Creamer Brian Crim E. Cullers Carol Cummings Patrick Curley Mary J. Curry Rlnard Kathy Curtin Cwtna Danchtk Larry Darnell Darlene Davis Jacqueune Davis Michael Daye George Dean Lisa Dullon Michael Ditto Annette Donley Maury Domsky Lewus Dronenburg Meltssa Dudrow Scott Emmert Harold Engelstatter Carol Eppmger Teresa Eye Sharon Fahnestock l67 l'cln uvaga Dari I UI guson i WMC POICV Iiuhfcua French Qlmxlrs Gagcn Hrncc Gallagher Jef! Ganoc Carolvn Gcss Denise Gull Frcd GIIICIIC Lrnda Gordon Grant Gracvcs -W ,P F is fa in :env-' , .-,ffk'- X Q, -' ?i. 'f A ..: ,-W,--..,,.,,. , ZR' ,, QM.. 'Er ,'X x lr 1 i ? 'W' y, . iw '. , 1 ri. 5 I -4. LQ. .wgigf 'fr ' , ' ' ' 'if f ' V 5 Y' bi .3 Q1 A an 2 if U W ' : ij! U 5 I 6 Q I W 9 4 5 4, 7, V . I ,g X Q I I Qi 5 W 1 1' ' ' :' M- bf 4:5 arf ru A ' ,f I 5 +1 q x. .-if f f' 'M 1 rf, hfa ff! ' ' ' , 4 lvl' vue' 17, Q , , Q , nn- j A 1 Vxfkfly ,Ml .A Ml r . 1, 1. J rf R Thomas Graves Joseph Green Dcbora Grltfnh Barton Hadley Susan Hahn Allan Halncs Cooku: Hammond John Hanunonn Sharon Hancock Larry Harbaugh Davc Harmon Hlvn Harrison Ia' pf ll, M Q ,gf ,. ' m 1 5' -4 4, . '. X'-7 ,s s . ' V . , Y '- Q' u -4 v V, if wi ' fr X, lfx QM A. ' 4 tn X. , -RA f w 'l 27' u - ' ' ' X 2 ' X it 9 4 Q . , 1: - - r .f QLL1- V , o V , f X . A, 1 K rs. hr., l'. 1 is 1 Y 1 -'vi 4: I - ,F Wifi fr: .... in M ff ' ZLHE7' N4- V N ., , I . , :gy 5 Q9 Q? 1 ... tv , -. ara- A Q , N, f f 1 r L , 'Q V r I JJ C. X r M 4 rg. . f P S1 - ,' ,. ,hr , 0 I' J X Q K: X 45 ' 4 ' .4 , 1 'Vp' 1 1 . ' 'J j 4 ' ' i - K X. ' Seniors Q, gre l x 251 7 I .Nw f, lvl? ,,,, I, fl 9 W 17Hu'r'wv-ff Q fx J X f .-X n is ...A V 0: Y f. .1 3 ps 'Yi avi' -. -'.-x NJ, -,xr 4 f 4.1 ' 1 Q, Iwi .19 z ,3 ,. I W -0 N 'Q Q e ,, ex X, X ll 4, I B . WN' . V- 3 fv Jr.. F5 flag I Av l I Q wt.ii?.ll:i' -' 1. rv' A 4? B A -or f 1' rv in . . X l li. N 555 K. -f . . 'iv 'in fe . 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'H f , Keith Lucas ii Robert Lund Judy Lupashurski James Macfarlane Richard Magner Julia Marks Y Steve Martin fi Cynthia Mason ' Marsha Massimlno Betsy Matthews -f-f' 4 Gwen Mauck Erin McCormick y Melaine McCrae f V - Sue McDowell I Zi .2 1J':: 1V:17 'V 1 . ,, ,'.,,z,':AAj fi ,rl 2' ff, Q25 j' I f iff! , 1 , t , , , 'f , fyf I , 1 , A f ,-,,f ,J 'i 1. ri 'vs ' s Y X 1 U ,N .. , 1 :xi , .- f A Q - Q L 'V ,, -P' . ' C, 3 1,1 ' f - 4' iw: cr If Seniors I7O f A 1 V I o 1! Ev I wr i i i I 4 I i ' i I i i i i i N Ji yi i ,I i 1 y . 1 1 ii i ,. Yi it ii , , y I it k t .Q ' ' , H 5 ,, J s A-.. ', ' ., 'Q' 'ff ' g.. i ' J 1 1 f 1 'J 1' J QD ' J ' M, ' N ' ,Q 3 i . ,, J . ,.J , V KM, ' Y S ' ,J .. 4 if NK 2- IZJW.-. I f 0. J. J ' lui gre , 2 i -12..f.Q a rS f'f? .-.- g e , 1- ,7 -ill, 'gf , , W1 ' L N .1 : Z : 512, ff.Q.'.'., ii ,V M. ir .L my , 3, ,-?f,5,,.,1L N , ,' , J, , I , JJ. Lair' I-faire. :J Q 2 V ' V t, 5143- :ln '51, - , , It ' rv 'ir ig z. 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J P J ti, sv- S L fs-5 as sf' -,Q Es,-.,, A , A if , , fix' lt f P ,al ,f ff if ww K ,N N I 'x t rf .fog ,V W ,gf x lb, pmt ' 't 'fl W P 4 ge, Q- Q A J' Bi' W in My W' . ' g 'R' as 4+ C , Q ,, , 1 CL fjf- T be ..,. 5 w C2 .., we 4' Flin' X tzsggv P t P P C A F 'Q , .,.s , A 1 - 1 Ill K 5 ll 5 i X ,V X 'f' f 2 - 1 H Q 4 tx xg '. o- ., Pfzf g E7 G ft 'ET' ev- I V ,'g ' ' :Vw QI? K t ' f 1 ,J X .C J l 1 K Jl gl , g t ' Seniors Meg Melxeon Owen McPherson Deb Mellon lVlllClft?tl Nllllel' Roy Miller Stephen Modlm Spencer Moler Joseph Moles Jr. Bob Moody Wllltam Morehouse C1. W. Moreland Gary Morntngstar C. Morrus Perry Mortzfeldt Roger Moss Willard Martin Dave Netll Joslyn Noland Timothy Oconnell Roland Olson Dana Orslm Pamela Osterman Roger Otto ll LuAnn Palmer Debbie Parker Kathy Perry Melinda Perry Stephen Phtlltps Cheryl Powell Judith Powell Susan Potter Bruce Pyke keith Raines Steve Raschella Nancy Reed Charles Ramsberg Dale Rteh Kevin Ruffle Vick: Rtsmger W. Roberson Mary Robey karen Robinson Scott Rockwell Steve Roth Clndy Russell Trcnnta Savage Carroll Scarborough Chip Schelhorn Thornton Schultz Alan Senclndlver Steve Serlo Chrlstopher Seymour Debra Shade Wayne Shanholtz Mohammad Shapoorlan Joanne Sherman Lloyd Sherman Rodney Sherman Wmfred C. Shlflgtt Janice Shord Martha Shrewsberry Edmund Smallwood Shella Smith Brad Simmons VD x V I' tif lc -iw- ,H X . A s F l ,am H'-A c LS , I it X fx, x s if-A +. ,ln elf wwwnw f-w -' W7 t uv, , lt 1 A f v ' i ff l l ll 'Q 4 ! '-3' K Q 477W-.be I 'af ,yt 6-X ' Seniors 5-I 2 XA 'Ca A ,. , HM. 4, 6 W4 5. .rw E- ff N- K9 ,as ...H-1' in K f ,vc AMI W T 3 w 6 4 Q 6 1 i 5 tr ll l Wm at ' ef Bi l , Q I il y, ll I A -. l m 2' ' -If It 1 l 1 T T ll l ll l t -- fl ff' rg- 'V 'n Q,- L 'X I :.-.1- ., tx t 3 by my . 'fx T 2 xy t f 'J .tr , ,fl Ti li I ' 'v ,. 'B :ml V 3 3 lf 2 nfl- , ,J f j T ' l lt 'tv llllylllt 1, l.-V if 5 l X.,Q,,f MW .. 5-,Q 32 ww-S -rf 1' .-'A 'R 'AM .,,..-mr,.f ' Lv! 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X. Rita Cannon 7 I, 1 4, Rebecca Carter KJ, Z 'yn Philip Carney xx , Qgx A Joe Latlett . V. . - , 4. L, ,W - jv fl Nancy Cavagnaro ,X I-if K I . Diana Lella 'll' 39' ' Joanne Cesarini Jack Chambers A A Mindy Clark .:, . I -vs ,av A fi ' William Clipp ,f ,IJ , pf Q, L' - K8 B II 'I , Q, -- , :F 5 . pf fb. - A , , I L HIL ' I W , I X '- 2 Q X l, Kim Clingerman ' . ' wgagg hflljj - Q Karen Coffman Q W My - 9? ' A 2' ,lf L R. J. Coffman z ie, . -gf ' 'Raw ' Rf i , L : - , 1 1 X is ,f , fi- , , xii V ' Jlll LOl1L I1 ' X A X ' . 1 xksv' l Deborah Cole it , Robin Cole A - I V Vx r Mark Collette ' i - ,J ,B y N ' L. John Combs - I . , i 5 ' ' f X, Holly Coyle ' ' U J, , , '- J J 'H , f Mark Crawford 4 ffl' V if 'i Q ' V ll -li i I 'h lv ' I .Y D , .-:VX I D V . X V X L rlstop ur Lraw ey Q' X fZl'. A- I ' N '-.. . ' Laura Curtin 4 'l DLI, I y t ' ' , f Q X Pamela Dahmer Sheree Dawes ., v my 1 .- 4 , J J .xl '91 is ' t l79 li,li.iiw llftmk lim C-iltuz L7i'l'lStI'l Harb lvl itt1lCl' wr i. 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James Harry Jenkins Jill Jennings Brenda Kane Karen kelleher Charles keller Scott kerr y :Q I srijg 7 W 4 I f f . ff ,W V: fax-I X l Xi i ' i t rf ,Z -J 1 W s ' if L f it Lx ' , Tu! rm 4. - y Y V ,M , ifrffffffsf-fr . I s?AQ 63. L L ml v '91 ' -f , L I - , ,nv av.. . I fb fe X.. di! Q .Z 3 , 'CC M., Jjigwvlyl VN -C H Wu! I . -w , W' y f 2 ,-Q ,. if li J , 1 L' .. t XY If Jeff' i 4 K My ,- Ju 5 ,Iwi .I 1 4 Af' aff x A ...A , ,' ' ya.. Z! Q! A , we Nt, i. z 'M..i .,t - I L22 4,5 y li.: . ' tail it if 4 nv 1 I 'YZ M 'Q' 3 N 1 tow! 'Af' . .K , ' 3 341 l v , -v'.f.- 1' ,4 A -Wy J l David kendig Stephen kershner Gene kesecker kim Kesner Gordon keys Gail kidwell Holly kidwell kent kidwell Elizabeth Kilmer ISO Juniors l ' 4515, 4 xx' 1 . ' 1 . 94 . ui If ., ,,. ,H .41 -., 1 l 1 '- ,vQ if' 'fl ii: l Q gzv l E 'SSBFWQZCQ .Ab-.cflgi I 'f-.f fl 1. . W C 1, . 45. 2 ' .1h' '54 , 5. ' ! ... .V ,fp 'L al l X Q., .. 5520 QE x J, ls, . 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Laudlow Mary Lalos Linda Lambert Barry Lattuncr Diane Lavnbm Robert Leach Gordan Lub Charles Lentlnc Terry Leppc Ann Le Nueur John Llllard Scott Lowe Ed Lutz Jody Malcom Jeff Maley Leonard Mannello Davud Mathuas Lynn Marchant Susan Martun Carol Mason Mike Mason Scott McCauley Debby McCelIan Madelyn McGravcy Hope Mcklnney Michael Meadows Jada Muller J, Muller Vnrgmla Mlno Donald Mitchell Frances Mongold Debra Moreland Craig Morgan kyle Morrmon 7 Pamela Nloseman lllen Moses lynn Nlullane Marshall Murphy Danlel Myers Joel Naharl Samuel Neff Joy Nelson Sharon Ntchols Gall Ntelsen Lora Novotney Maureen Oconnell Michael D'Malley Marianne Orr Vtrgtma Pabst karen Palmer ' 'a' it fy S X Q -J 1 ,ta ,W , ff t , 5 e 'H- - wt f af ., . 'WJ am, Y 1 X xg 2 J 1 Q' W , 5 Ray Patrylak Cheryl Payne y Deborah Peck ' ken Peebles Anna Plckertng Carolyn Ptmentel Janice Plttleman Debbne Plank Ronald Platt Lisa Porterfteld Brian Potts A. Propst Michael Rafferty DeBarah Ramey Steven Raschella Mark Reed , Beck: Sue Reese Sandra Reeves ' Patrlcta Reid l Q Dolores Relnson Elatne Richmond Patrtcla Richmond I Teresa Ring Stanley Roach Steve Roach 4 Rodney Roberts 4 Sue Robertson , l ,X John Robinson Lv ' t l James Rogers Pamela Robers l l Rose Marte Roser Robert Rothenhoeler Mnchael Ryan John Ryney Rae Scanlon 1 kathy Sehetrompl y James Schmldt Susan Schmidt Larry Salley Dennls Sekhamer James Shaffer ,W N l larhad Shapooraan Paul Sharfl Carole Shearer t J Sklp Shetler 'fa us a R ll 4-f' w f I fl?- 1-. IN -r :- I., l if y f ,I A2 1 ll v, P ,rm m -1-- .. l X Af a X me 4 W 4 9 cgi: Txtijr . L r l In-1 'KI' 'Q I li-I-'ffl-Cl rs vs ff' ,f fl ' X , l 2 f .al 5 c f . ,T , ! QV 1 1 1 234 laf II' vt. 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'MS A i V l as T f' XQNx3 ' a' ' - Q V S S 'fiiffy ' y -1 A X ' C -I 4 I l li L it fx , :lg 3. ll ' H l HH., ..' T: Tb- T t T We . . 1 TT-I 4: 'n I' 1 I x V A ,I 7' f t A Sl yr j ' Jar 3 is if V X Nu I flu Arm? .Q , if 5, t EVA! R ' 7K I i v- x 5 il B7 -A V fl A .. .5 . I Patsy Shewbridge Robin Shinhani Samuel Shipley ll Donna Shreve Deb Sltull Lois Shumaker Mary Sihurt Cory Simpson Debbie Sirolli Anita Dave Harrison Valerie Smith Smith Smith Smith Cynthia Solenberger Gail Sorrels John Spangler Vicki Sparks Joe Spurgas Robin Staubs Susan Stauller .l. SICVCHS Eddie Stomhock Ann Strauss Sharon Sublesky Gary Sullivan kelly Suttertield Donald Tedriek Lorrie Terpstra Dinah Chris Tharp Theall Esther Toan Pat Triplett Bebra Tritapoe Susan Tucker Carol Twigg Janet Tyson Nancy Upwright Maria Vaeilious Deborah Ward Cindy Warner Millie Vauthrin Patti Veitl Horenee Vickers Peggy Whetzel Carla White Craig White Lon Wible Bruce Widdows Tricia Wilkinson Hernandaze Williams Todd Willman Butch Wilson Joan Wilson Merrell Wilson Wayne Wilson Wiley Wine Jeannie Wise karen Woll Shirley Wolford Stockton Wright William Wright kristi Wynn Anita Zello Juniors I83 U, 'bores Sophomof- FD SWG 6' OF IT1 pho So OFES IT1 pho So ,WI 'W ' 4 gn , ,x ' 2 -8 6 Zhi U5 Luoqdog s O FG 59.1 H10 fn 2 O Q. 3 0 3 th VJ O 2 3 o W E Sophomores Sophomores Sopho es Sophomores Sophomores Sopho 'fl B fl 1117-.- ,4 , - , 'I I , , Al fl l X' wyk wif ll , ZS R. l.x 1' l SHEPHUEF 1 Chrts Abercrombie N Donald Allen 5 , M A Y Ronald Allen s 0 'fl-4' l Sharon Ambrose ' X rl l Y ' X 1 Sharon Appel 5FMfn,x .LWB ,X B yy- f ,l- ' lxtm Baker V 'fr -manga 7 41, I Ctndy Banhant .ffip . -,. . : -t Helen Basore : 5 - 1 I l Sandy Beagle 7-x R keith Bell Patrtcla Bell Susan Bender .l'1'K J 'I lb x,s Brenda Benner Ltnda Benner Mary Bergeson Martca Bernstein l tv w 1. N, Pam Blllmeyer CUUDEJB I Rtck Btshop 4 Ltnda Bland f - Lawrence Blaxos V, 6 vs Susie Borden , , 2 g, kim Brackett - A X I, - Pam Braclxett t ' A l V ' 1 .N James Bradley x X 'I . -Y I V y ' V 1 Ltsa Brashears P - 2 V, f f 3' X ' X y f L t Bernard Brent l l l R ' Stephen Brntner 1 Alvln Brown Q Ai' ' . X ' Susan Brown ,X X 'Q-fx 3- 'lc-1 'T' ing Mary Beth Brumbaugh fi C ff - N 'X' X 5 l -'35 Y, ' x SUSIE Buracker X ' ,Q 'g t YV! 4 K , ,X, , j1 I, W' ll Marte Busch -3. ' ' 93 1. 4 -rrc.ft- 9 1 t Q U yfgiq - 16, Charles Butts l i i A' N l , tg A 5 :QE-Fwd -:ff , fl,--All R , . Joanna Byers l ?ig3 i '- ,A ,HQ ll gm 9 7. R-Chard Byrd 5 W , , ., f ' I n .' 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D l Tara Debutts X ' -A If , l 'leg' 1 ' Durtnda Decker Y V , Margaret Dell an ' Q ' f A 2 K n Rhonda Delllnger i ' ll ' A Ivan Dent Duane Depew Vtckt Dtnneen ,ff A 2 2 gh I ,h 1 5' Donald Drew 5' f ' if 1 . auf Q .5 .1 Catherine Dorsett Q- ' y C- , 1' N if t A 7 M I Aj' V' P' 7 y I i lred Dorsey MQX l if - 1 B f l . f 'lx l' lc . 1: y Mtchael Dotson lu V Q' I K l l N ' . , ' Mtchael Duncan ,ln 1 ' Nl lg tal .Zfv?hE'?0 5 - H il l 6 1 , L-, Patrtcta Egbers - I ' . Q, --Q ' ' . t I ' If A f ' W Sophomores t IS? P' l l l I i l l l i -,Jr-l l uluncl y, l rn gravy l1.LrH.g.w- 'VlnfllJL'l lOlx'N Rujhard lolcv lor ra lull: Clyilsj l'0SlCl' llviwxa uarllwr Xlary lieth Gcnovc laura Glllcy laura Grlcco Tammy Grimes James Gondcr Julia Grove Debra Hall John Hamilton Lrsa Hardgrovo lrcnc Harper Ma rlka Hawdakas David Hearn Ma rly Hclncr Elizabeth Helshman Hlcn Hcllcr Jams Henderson Allen Hcrlldgcr Na! Ma 1 Hcrrldgc Phrl Herzog Tern Hcskctt Cheryl Hess Susan Hiatt Lnnda Hodges Michael Hole Robert Hoffmaster lxarln Holley Douglas Hollnda ry Holmes Llllle Hoover Llnda Hottel Vanessa Hudson Frank Hunsberger ken llgenfrllz Susan Imcs Janet Jackson Llsa Jackson Greg Janes Donald Johnson Nalhanncl Johnson R. Jones Cathy Kauffman Richard Kelleher Patrucna lxeller lxrus lxldd Wanda lxudwllcr Allcc lXIlIllCl' Dave kung Debra lxnllc Ron lxlabc Jon: lXllllC Mary lxllnc John lxocplo: Jan Jllll ld lcv kocrnng 0 kohcrs Gall lxohutck Chris lchlung Susan Loc Adam lcngycl Miko lcwns lxalhcryn longcrlw Juan lopcl lrcda lower Rcld lynch l yons Debra I ucas Donna Mar' Garva Sh' vc Maslamk Damcl Mason lxal lxcl hy Mason ly Maugans lxcx m Mcllu' IS6 rss: Jill x il? Aglx NL R-X5 4 Jyyl , V P ' ' v A ' .K Y l - I, -. 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Roach Cheryl Roberts Andrew Rogers Barbara Rowland Mary Sagace Tom Sallese Jett Sander Richard Santnuer Randi Saur Neal Sedlar Chrls Selewach Peggy SQ!1CIl1LlIVCl' Jeannle Sherman Patrlcla Sherplnskt Cheryl Siler Donald Sllvlus Robtn Sunpers Mary Sunpson Allen Slne John Slahetka Kleth Snuth .l0hn Solga Debbte Sausa Michael Sparks Nell Sperry Kevin Splker EFII1 Stark Bryan Staubs Linda Staubs Jay Steckntan Dale Stewart Virginia Stotler Paul Strider Eluzabeth Stup Mike Sturntan James Tart Chrts Taylor Nancy Taylor kevin Trostle Rtck Thomson Kitty Thorton Marsha Tracey Steven Tout Katie Turner kllen Turro Debbie Vance Russ Voelker Mike Voorhees Charles Warner Sarah Warther Robin Waslungton Angela Watson Dave Wells George Welsh l3IIl1 Welsh Wayne Wllll3I1lS ,loel Wllson Candy Wtser Robert Woll ROUCFI Wctll ,lOl1 XxfOllOI'Cl lXll'ClCll WLWcW1ly3l'al Wnlllant Wflglll Cyntlua Yandell lxershner Wyatt Donald Ross lflruce Young ISS 'r T W l ,la 0 Q v gap 4 s l- .TZ ' f, Q . , 444 in - . 4 -xy' px! 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Q Ea f Demse Ayres n Michael Barney lv Tom Banvllle 'ff-8 ,f 4 xr N, wg- be U Q xy xl, A A :I .f A . Margaret Barker 5 ' Vx 1 . l F . X-y Y fm K A 1 t M G A . I H' 507 V f Alflr, -1 - AA N -4 F 'F' El-IC Ba'-r l 'F' V ,nf lf' F4 .y x F7 lg 'Rf I I t l Lori Barr i yy 'GX ff m., E t, ,J 1 - Judith Barrett l l ' 'V' B- A-2 if 'ff' ' ' Cynthia Bartlett Douglas Barry A -s 1 1 1 A V liobert Rarnwell few sf- yj, - Q3 R 6 gs. , -fi 4 L M Latherlne Basttanu A 'Y ,N '--' Cf 1 5 KK 3, ' , -K3 Craug Battle W lvl ' i W, ' . ' V I F! x Frank Bean A 1 X ', ' Z A , . fqffg 7 -S ,U Sharon Beaulieu l 1. 'X,g X A . Q ' I f',f',j fsfht' . David Bender t A l A wr a A1 ln I l .X XL A r g , Ill 552 .lf A wa . Freshman y 189 4 .. mv- va 'us I - C lp 5' N A xx lla f 1, ,X A ,-- catm tam- Ntllre Blnomlleld , Rrchard Bloss I Jane Boggs ,S tram :wars Q C Q. 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Dorothy Dans f 1' I ,V tif, :W A Q ls W llllant Deck xi ' xl l g fl- ,, , A my Dm' a llfrliffrlrt l wtf rr rr 5 . , C Steve Dlehl Barbara Dlnda 1 ,, , , , ... ,T 1' ',f .2 Q, .Alf ,K ,,, C: 1 in ff: J fl' 55? 1 A J . B. f by .W C if I sr' J' A j rf ff: . if lll' ' J- 'fl Qt . , A K 4 rf V in at J - Q Af H Q A . lllfqiiilhjl I ' 'J A Winn ' V 1 l -I ii:-1-5 1 J l l-' 'lf sl A lf. Je Freshman U0 ,.:'4?- if v L W., , . 1 1 21 ff' 1 f I , . ' f C .AQ 1 L, ' 1 lot:.e.Q.sf -gel,-.J , a , I x Im ' Sf.. J 'gil L it n?'- . ,Y QQ? jf XZ! 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Lawrence Larry Leith Anna Lemanskt Cynthta Lemaster Mary Ann Lesher Lorratne Ltdgerdlng Laura Ltle George Llltle Jennifer Ltttle Jaequelnne Locke Lisa Long Marueen Looney Lopp Scott Brtan Lapp Steve Lynch Mary Macrum Susan Magee Byron Manlord Cynthia Marrama Mary Ellen Marttn Lltzaheth Marum Rebecca McAboy kenneth Mcllee Paul MeGtnty lxaren Mclxee Patrick McManus Ttmothy McMtllan Beth McNally kathy fVleNtchol Susan NcVey Crystal Meadows Cassie Melkle ROLHCFI 'VlCl'C3tlO Sharon Michaels Q V,..1 .t Q-'JI 'S V ' ' l ' -If fff rf fr? Jr' J . ,.a-' X.. H .. .XM J., .. r ,-1 -.. x Kyi' V ' I f' y fi F52 l t fx.. , LA Qual S ' oak fy .fx fy! X i7 fig J 'IJ . K I -- Q V- . 45' 'L V V, Vg .V 1.51 -V'-v - A I f ,14.35'3 ,fffigZff t 5, ,f 'asf t Lf.. ,Lg V VV' s. .fr ,J 1, y yy I 339x5 95 Yi J to X wt Y Rx t ' , J . 4 V t a 1 T . iz 1 ' gat J,-' 1 4 Freshman IQ! ! V9 . '..7'fff...g. I 5' ', W .V J! X' 'I 4 K '23, fig 414, Q , ' K , 1 . 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Moreland Kathy Morgan Judy Moss Mark Muck Pamela Mullinix Phil Mummert William Mylander Theresa Nestler Brenda Nestor Kala Newbaugh Elizabeth Nichols Kathy Nichols Lisa Nicklin Gail Nielsen Mark Noll Bonnie Norris Kathleen O'Donnell Richard Osbourn Tina Otto Beth Oursler Daniel Owings Laura Packard Tim Painter Richard Palmer Diana Park Kevin Patterson Mary Pearson Lori Pennel John Perlov Leanne Peters Gene Phares Charles Pierce William Piercy Michael Pinson Anthony Pizozzi Henry Pritchard Nancy Pritchard James Pope David Potter Robert Protasi Terry Purkable Angelina Quaglio Cindy Ranson R. Redding .leanne Reges Vanessa Reier Polly Reynolds Mark Rhodes David Richmond Billy Rife Karen Riggleman Carrie Robinson Michael Rogers Clint Rose Mark Rothman Jeff Rowland Terri Roland Keli Russell Mark Samson Robin Shaffer Michael Shamblin Elizabeth Shaw Gary Sherman Annette Shives Jett Siler Alice Smith Margaret Smith Pamela Smith Terre Smith George Snowden Glenda Snyder Joan: Snydcr Freshman l fs . 1 v- X Sharon Snyder laura Sparks lKCIll1Sl3ll1S leslne Stang Stephen Starltper John Staubs Carolyn Stewart Charles Stewart Cmdy Stewart Deborah Stewart Brenda Stilwell Mark Sttnson Beth Sttvers A - Q J Q 5 Sa ' 5 ' ' , us nne tockgr , ' I Davtd Stocks , - Mark Stroler Thomas Stull ' A Y 1 Mary Anne Sullivan 'lil' Hllll6 Swtnk Susan Swisher Ltsa Tate Cara Taylor lxtm Taylor ,, - Sllfllllg Taylor V. I I 55? F a. 'qt ,gs 3 -c: L. 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Just as important as the policy- making is the accessibility of all members of the administration to the student. For any student in need of administrative help or advice the doors are always open. And this cer- tainly is an indication of good stu- dent-administration relations. . betty fletcher, the president's secretary' Staff, Administration 8 Staff james a. butcher, president President James A. Butcher. His friendliness and his remarkable mem- ory for names. faces. and hometowns are only surface indications of a sin- cere and profound interest in the personal feelings and accomplish- ments of each student. As a friend, a leader and a college president. Dr. Butcher has well earned the respect and friendship of the entire student body. 'IW Q iff? 22 A 5- x ij wt' I I dr. earl e. henderson, administrative assistant arthur p. foley. director .of finance Back: A. bwope, B. Beckwith. B. Busey, Front: K. Gasper. C. Karr F' ce. Administration S Slaf f ,Eff 7 -, A isis. dministration S Staff l dr. george a. condon, academic dean --'mera Mrs. Agnes Tabler. Assistant Registrar. 4.1-Q Carl V. Moore. Jr.. Comp. Center Kay Kime, Secretary to Academic Dean J 1 Mary Smith Reglatrar's Secretary jf A ,f 'Q--4' 9 '5' 0 ,,. Q4 gm: iv' 'r ' r e , T1 wife 9 41 4 2 ,L 1 ., ,, ., 9 4 an A, '. ai ! X44 Sf Y ,y , as Jean Ambrose, Secretary to Director of COIIIIIIUHIIY Services Linda Dunn. Prolect Director for Tltle I, HEA Qc ,ln ' s 1' Y? dr. keith turner, community services ministration S Staff george auxt, dean of student affairs Sally Sherman. Student Affairs Secretary. 5 S .em.,,g F7 AAIHIHI trwll n E Staff I Wi-:?:Za 1 john e. adams, assoc. dean of student affairs N an ,ii 1 -u 'X 'mf W 4 'N Sl x .mai hu K X 'X 'XM ii E 0 s - 1 .i' x 5 . W . . li Q ' if y 95: N X? linda little, assoc. dean of student affairs 'LI 1.9 .C M 1' 0- ., E, nf 'T if f I' W , f,iw,, vlfeg, K ,J ' f 'sjfq pf ,A .xv I ,fi li 9 I l Top: Susan D. Waring. Harry C. Young. Jr. Dir. Possuinato. Seated Nancy H. Coyle, .Indy ,lor- of Counseling, Placement. and Student De- don. Bonnie Ridcnour. velopinent. Sandra Stanlar. Stephanie Administration 6 Stall DOI Administration nd Staff haydon rudolf, ,,, dir. of financial aid ii' an paul lewis, admin. secretary clinton davis, dir. of college center i .- Nw , N-1+-Si!-SQ sf' Q ll ig' g f ,i I in 1 f I 3, 3 E ,2 5 4' 3 5 K 1 5 gi f f , M , Q f l 1 5251 ,A 2 , , 5 ' 52? 32 - I W5 Q11 E . I J gg ,V fi 1 f' 4- 2 nigh .' ? , ,., . , li Y ol -. f f I ',, . fi 1, S ' l ' , ' 1? ' , L 1 x ,A I I ' s lt. 3 1 ii E . x. 3 17. L 4, f if ,, C it s x J, .g. Ya x I H i 388 OO lip ff H425 ...-nm,-3'3 51 Stu Smith and Lora-Lee McHale: College Center. 1 .4 an wiki' M' f' ' X' ' ' 'fir . ,I .Af 'PLN .5 ' ,,,V,,,..,Y, , 7 0 ' . t . Y., -Q . 1 ,,,,..i ,. 1 1513, ,thi - gg. 4 W , . Af rv ,- x 'v F, f -'y K i ,- I' 4 t U J ' 1 - . ' it , 4 ,. : fi M . i . ,s, . . N . fi. 4 floyd w. miller, librarian 1 1 with secretary marsha branch ' 4211 ? ' my: fi 'f, I' if. QS.: ' 5' ir? if me ialviffi i - ,f I' .I gil Q ,vii ' R 2' ,SUI fi Q5 if , Q, - ' S11 . . . ? Pi, i 2' fi i X P 2 4.59 K li ii .ka 1' 1 ' 'it J if it f I f i f' 1 i ft :Jiri ii.. , ' I I ' . i ! 5 5 1 rx 3 if if 5 f ?i 'f?.i v' -ij. Q f K fr J, v i V 'f 'f 'K' an v, - M 5 , g, ,Q1, Y . f fl inf -af . ,wt y, E gffxa ii .tiiigib V l Q in Y K Nfs J vm-., .i5y.I,,.W K Q. I ,:- I M I Q my N 4 ,,4f,, , V 1 ni I W- My 51 Tl , vp,,.,,,,,,.' Q nf- ,,.-. , ' . L . . Y' ' - Q ...V Y xy .L ,.A T' X If l. .11 X A - M.. dave newlin Crightb. sports information director ken harbaugh, service center Ad niinlstrali n 6 Staff ff other familiar faces 3 i fl Bookstores Pat McCoy, Vivian Snyder. Ada Mills. il f Emma Jean Mackey. Switchboard i if' f wi' laiuilmr laces Top Picture: Jane Rockenbaugh. Margaret Goodrich. Laura Lee Delanney. Bottom Picture: Virginia Lee Smith, Flo Hammond. Ruby Mauck. 11 Cafeteria' tl-rl W. Mertz. B. Harrts. D Washington. L. Green. M, Brady. T. Bree den. tbackj C, Russell, S. Padgett. H. Wash tngton. B. Barttnot. M. Wtnfrey, D. Ratney J. Brady. V. Hannlton. Ginger Edwards, Jean Chandler, Mr. Morrts. Cafeteria. Security. John Simon. George Peterson. Larry Other Fannltar Furs 209 ' f in Viva V5 .N V Retrospect i AN W, 50 r S: iff? s F. 43 'QQ 14 .3 .ia I I I 3 is k Q f, l it 9 l -4 -I hat We Laughed At Todd Willman student consumes keg 1 ,ff Larry Hargrove. art maior. is shown polishing off a keg in lxenamond yesterday, Hargrove. who pulled the stunt in a bet for a l97S Olds- mobile Cutlass. is resting well according to friends. Some may remember Hargrove. who is lrour S.C students, arrested by Martinsburg police Tuesday on indecent exposure charges. show the true source ot one of the eleven secret herbs and spices, 208 Campus Humor rk .W V ,- reknowned for driving a leep through the ampitheater in I975, and who tn l976, was the first person to complete a 56-hour phone call to Gnome. Alaska. Larry Hargrove. junior art maior from Alexan- dria. Va. was caught by the camera's lens yes- terday. while attempting to guzzle an entire keg of beer. Hargrove. who said that he tried the stunt in order to win a bet with his friends. purchased the keg at Pete's Tavern in Sharpsburg shortly after his 2-IO p.m. class. After tapping the key in Sharpsburg. Hargrove and his friends head- ed back to campus. According to John Letnmer, who accompanied Hargrove, over two-thirds of the keg was gone by the time we came back onto campus. Larry was having a hard time because of the foam and it was incre- dible that he almost had it finished when we parked the car. Eyewttnesses report that about 45 students followed Hargrove into Sharpsburg and back. several cheering and yelling upon his return to Dorm Circle as he staggered to the front of the dorm and raised the etnpty keg in a sytnboltc gesture. Hargrove was presented the keys to a white l978 Cutlass provided by ten per- sons on third floor who challenged Hargrove tn the event. Hargrove. who is resting comfortably, should be up and around in a few days, according to Leinmer. He is now considering several other offers. including a parachute tump from the Rumsey Bridge onto a log raft or a tnarathon swnn from Shepherdstown to Harper's Ferry. statue nixed A statue of a college student was removed by college maintenance personnel yesterday from its perch along the retaining wall at the south end of the football field, The statue, which was supposed to reflect a contemporary col- lege value was labeled by a member of the Board of Regents as filthy and disgusting on a recent tour of colleges by the Board. State officials in Charleston announced today that effective August 29. Shepherd College will have to re-apply for funds used for college beautification. This announcement comes about after members of the state Board of Regents. en- gaged in a tour of all state colleges and univer- stties on April 28, discovered a statue depict- ing a typical college student perched atop the wall at the southern end of the football field. The statue. which represents a student con- suming alcoholtc beverages, was labeled filthy and disgusting by members of the Re- gents entourage. According to Dr. James Butcher. college presi- dent. the statue was commissioned by a pro- tninent local artist, who promised that the fin- ished project would reflect contemporary col- lege values. Butcher notes that college offi- cials have no explanation as to how the statue. which was originally crated and stored in the maintenance building. was placed atop the wall. The sculpture, part of a beauttficatior grant. was commissioned last January after theives armed with a jack-hammer and pickups truck made off with a ram statue which hac previously over looked the football field. t l l l l t l l 5 y, R lt lt at R, lt sc id . AI 1 H. ln . lnl spa Sir bu tra Ihr pai ant me H. phi Sul la! scr hat Rep Bot the are rest boteler sold? .:- W. I ' -Q., Q l gl a-an ' 1 X I -c .. 4- Ll i- ,Q . 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Rumors that the building may be sold to a prominent slumlord remain completely unfounded at this time, according to Chris Vaughn, head resident of Boteler Hall. Local police and college security per- sonnel are still trying to learn the identity of a student who in early April was engaged in selling Boteler Hall through the Haywood Agency. Inc., a real estate brokerage firm. Informed sources report that the su- spect, believed to be a sophomore bu- siness major, was also responsible for buying full-page ads in real estate trade journals offering a large. three-story building. sub-divided ap- partments, with private tennis court and large parking area. for approxi- mately 5200,000. H. G. Snelling, security chief for She- pherd College noted that after con- sulting representatives of the real es- tate firm, we have compiled a de- scription of the suspect, although we have no firm leads as of yet. Reports that boredom on behalf of Boteler Hall House Council resulted in the building being put up for grabs are untrue, notes Chris Vaughn, head resident of Boteler Hall. presidential aids 5 '5- J fs.---'N We're just friends. replies S.G.A. president John Miller in response to a photo which ap- peared in a Martinsburg newspaper. That photo accompanied a story which questions Miller's continous female escorts. who have been dubbed the Presidential Aids . In a statement released earlier this week, Student Government president John Miller flatly denies allega- tions that, as one Martinsburg paper phrased it, Shepherd's S.G.A. Presi- dent literally pays women to follow him around. Miller termed such reporting slan- derous, libelous. and just plain un- true. Afterall, these women are my friends. I don't have to pay them. When asked How MANY friends he has, Miller replied, Almost 2500. When questioned about his forth- coming biography. All the Presi- dent's Women , Miller notes that the book deals with his position as S.G.A. President in an entirely different scope. administrator jailed 'S-J' Dr. Earl Henderson, a victim of the new campus anti-parking regulation. is shown in prison garb as part of a work-gang at the college. The college expects delivery ol 46 new tow trucks next week, which will help to beef-up the regulation aimed at stupid drivers . Shepherd College's tough new anti - parking law went into effect yester- day. with security personnel arrest- ing 437 violators and towing a record 560 vehicles off campus to a nearby junkyard. Dr. Earl Henderson was allegedly one of those arrested for failure to have a valid campus parking permit. Hender- son was escorted away by campus security officers and later placed in Berkeley County Jail. However. according to informed sources, Henderson will be able to re- turn to his job as part of a work-gang composed of college violaters cur- rently being held in the detention center. Under the new campus parking or- dinance. violators will forfeit owner- ship of their vehicles, which will then be sold at public sale for benefit of the college. Campus Humor 209 V 4 When The Lights Went Out: The Energy Crisis 8 Winter Of '77-'78 ELEC I HIC SHUT-DOWN ws Musr cur DowfxT5'N 56'Z'0f nz ELECTKICITY IMMEDIHTELY BY' lDEK or Poromnc Ewcrmc on rife' Mom WILL BE cwsso. nm' rm u. as MHDE up uv Mor!! LEP uGlff5 off UNM N07 lu use - gflmimff Bzofmfq HOU.Sl00Mgg P rw Orr ff ff N ff ' ' w 1 cw: amass Ngcessnlv -' f . ' wHf,fvfff y'f wfgfgy '4 s Hf,owe.4?' 4,f -W -4 , ff ,q I, ,Irv Qe,,, 5 x 'f ff., 145 3 2I2 What We OUIJIHCCI :g :33::. - 1 Zi-w w f , ., , ,.. ge-its, 4: 3 -. gr- H . ff . A4155 ., af -,-sr' - - v gi.: . - - M u , - ff fs:-H if ' '. 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' Elf-ilu -. f , ,WN ' I -'ER':lQlc'- ' --'1w,.,- lr ,?v..lbl-..,. 'Nui - ,'en,Lw5wy,l 1- w ,-,5,,3f.,,' , 45 n y 1 f q.g?ga,1?:l, .ninyt 5147: X 1 , 1, dy, ,A Ip ,ul 1 . J 2 A I' X W V Y 4 1 vl' I to every man upon this earth death cometh soon or late. macaulayz lays of ancient rome death came too soon for these friends Dedication JIS I 1 TRIP 81 RATE SCHEDULE One-day trips are run in the Lower Can- yon ofthe New River from Maythrough Octo' ber The cost is S35 per person mid-week and S40 per person on weekends and holidays Special group rates are available for ten or more persons. 0 All participants must be at least 14 years old and able to swim No experience is necessary 0 The trip covers 17 miles from Thurmond to Hawks Nest State Park. 0 On-the-river time is 7-8 hours 0 We meet at our base on the New River at Thurmond at 8 A.lVl where you .nil leave your car. Transportation will be provided from the take-out back to our base. 1 Waterproof bags will be provided if you wish to bring a cameras v A full lunch is served on the river. 0 A guide using oars will bein each raft, but everyone will help paddle. EQUIPMENT We use 1872 tt. rafts made of rugged hypalon, containing six separate air chambers. Our life jackets are Coast Guard approved tor commercial whitewater raft trips and our helmets are especially designed for white- water expeditions, Our guides are whitewater experts skilled in water safety, first aid and CPR techniques. pa , lg , y. fl -4 - . .1 4 ,, lr ,- f.,,., . H... .5 xg li W M ,M ,, 55 WL., l li ,iff Q, li A V EDlTOR'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Special Thanks To: Betsy Mathews Ms. Sally Hresan Sissy Groves Ray Patrylak Dean George Auxt Sally Sherman Mr. Dave Newlin Nan Herridge Cecilia Clevenger Terry Cornwell -5-. r ir, V., .,.. - f .- -,.:- are ' 'TLw: - . , ' AY3!-1.kef51,--'a'7f. 2 1 -Nxkl f. aim' 42525-gg'- P2Lx..'. - 'X-. -,-xg.. 11-my., . 'Lf' '- ' 'win li? 5 . 'wg . -rl-1.4.-,J.5,.. 1 .ww nn i .1 ,R 4- 3, 4 ..,L. fi INA' J' 1, , rf 'FQ 441 f ,,-.Ke 1-' - .1-. ,- .-eg ,IQ ig'-', f . I . . .5 . ,, 11+-ii 'fs 17 . g, A , 1 -. L-' ,.,,,- 1 -j. he , '- V 55 ,lm f-.u'r.Lf'11?-' . '. ng-:FJ 1, in gm. A va.--, ' U s 1 ff 15, r 0 vnu 1V nab-e FS.. I I we L V -mf . 1. I, ful .lf- 3':s2?-5 9 'gi KW' 'ma yjmfflfffw my -ivy 351551. I um., 8 A X mi ', 41 Hia I. .dns Emotions Run Deep At Shepherd fvf - , T11 ai? kms -.fu 1 Closing JI9 v .gf FW' ' J - H , ,fi K. 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