West Liberty University - Winding Road Yearbook (West Liberty, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1961 volume:

1961 Z. GLORIA SCOTCHELL Editor WEST LIBERTY STATE COLLEGE West Liberty, West Virginia v .jf ' .., ,,.. 8 mv, ,,,- MJ K w 9 .-,,' 1.-. -L TT 1 ' .. V - ---- . . .....,.' . 1 ,, -15. Nm f f A 5 0 .1 , T 4 ' 4 fu 'H m, xi TABLE OF CGNTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS DENTAL HYGIENISTS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES GREEKS SPORTS K DR. JOSEPH A. BARTELL Cibechcafion Dr. Joseph A. Bartell, as coach, teacher and dean, students and gradu- ates remember the help and understanding you have given to all. Your dedi- cation to high ideals, education and to life commands the respect of both students and professors. Your fairness and friendliness makes us happy to talk with you - whether at a ballgame, on campus, or in your office. As goodwill ambassador to area high schools, you have helped in attaining the record 1009 enrollment this year. In recognition and gratification of your numerous contributions to West Liberty State College and all students, we dedicate this 1961 WINDING ROAD to you, Dr. Joseph A. Bartell. 4 President PAUL N.. ELBIN l' fo amen! QI We walked on temporary wooden sidewalks and sometimes in mud, but nobody complained. West Liberty State College, caught in the long- predicted rising tide of students, was doing its best to build for the future - a future that seemed to be here already. Campus enrollment shot past the one-thousand mark. The new build- ing under construction was costing a million and a quarter dollars, but in the offices, plans were being made for other buildings to meet other needs and to serve another thousand students expected in the next decade. Yes, 1960-61 was a year to remember. It will serve as the dividing line between the old and the new West Liberty. And you were there! Lucky you! PAUL N. ELBIN, President D Button Frosh FROSH BEGIN 'W -slim H77 Zen is 156: mn ms u, N - gg. 3?-up A Dink for Every Freshman CGLLEGE LIFE mmf 9 N vw - V' E s is 'A ms W 2 L .X M H H 11 ss Him mann 5 Q xr-4 H3 My B s ?M,,,L A 2 'iff 1' .:. 5' P N .-: B M - 1 - W, , S - H gg A Y ' ' -- ,M 1 .2 Em- 1 11 ,xx Us m r -5' I ra ., ff,.A.,,Qhk 1 K-' in t H E s .f 1- f H 55 5 x ' , QTL' if H N :.: J if .: A ss ,. :Z .,. ,,, E gmsigk- H ,lg Q '- H if B H B w sa -, ss as E K I 1 537321 s .-: 'waampmsmnmn i 'Q izfsfgw E Q s sa n ea M ' ss n Q QL f , H N M. f Y Q-E E Upperclassmen Harrasse Frosh HGMECOMING len' 'Y x -' PUSH Y Kappa's Win Prize Float SALUTES QUEEN dai Roses and Trophy for the Queen Dance Climaxes Homecoming Students Study the Anatomy of the Skeleton Gus Paglialunga. Under the Direction of Mrs. Paul Elbin. Studies for Future Career. 3' mmznsg NW out Fnulr wi 1:1 'Q ' . I f. S' f it? fig, A11 , F Q-U 5 ix FTE L7 Fl -4 7 0 rv sz' v .rr NN ' E N E E Dental Hygienists W xxwwk ' T' Effie- l'v1lLk' LEARNING CI-IAL f :Ji a 3 4... .8 5 .3331 r K. if L, ' ,-, , L. e X, Y, vs. ,..J . ,wx wg 5 TEQEAL um, MEAT has- 0 An Foof ENGES STUDENTS Hmmm' I Knew That Last Night Il 1 w 1 .A I 5 I Q ? is 1 1 Q 1' 4 Q J .+, A. e V my Q V. , 5 S n m A Y , 4 W W rr Silent A Christmas Story STUDENTS ENJOY C , , 1? - ' ff ' - ,.,:-yvgrjfic A 5 la , W. ,f I M' , 1 - 'L Emi., .fm V Az. I l X. mam 1 xp za egg ummm me 1' fr . sa .:. Vfgirft iff A B I-' is , .J r' I. mi ff if it , W - L. , .w V.: 1 :IH ' 3 I -1 ,:. :.: W . , ' gg., ' - , , Q B E 1. .69 1 mmf IWZEESSX Q gwm 2,1 fsiw gas, 1' H Sv U H Mg H H 'E E BHK SSH M E HH, President Elbin Entertains 12 oly Night ISTIVIAS ACTIVITIES ,N fflfr f . ,Y ,f -,sv . N Fw-gffk A1 9?T5:f-,ge :HH jk N Sv' 6 .. LI. -ma' 'W I 4 mx , I :ff - fi 9 . . r. . 5? L? I 5 I 94 ,4 The Elbins Welcome Sfudenfs at Annual Open House Aw, Ma! A CHANGE IN DAIL V 15 su , iff' .I ff, ff n 45 :L ? . fi-95' 33 lf, i .jf i ls It Really That Bad? N Arlaeiw mm sf -fax, e sa ., if .sri sf- .Q . z Pai' Stedman A Bakes a Cake M for a Birthday Party. ,az 4fjJ. was Garnet Lasure and Gloria Takes in Many Evenings DORIVI LIFE MAKE :W-L, J seygnuy. 1 1 ewan mmm 'X.'x'. 4Effv??w 'X gwimuw wax-Q15 mamma www V QE amass nfpmswn Q wwsgjf Q ,..f1 Q- maxaman, K 5 f nan ' W . we Msgs :jg M Hamm . N-E 1 ' Jerri La Posta and Helen Spirko Make Their Next Parry Dress 16 Darlene Morrell Enioys Reading ' a a Good Book Gif W M Before Going to Bed. S 'ms W new mmm -sf QX ONE HAPPY FAMILY l 5 'T . 5 Ugg? ' 1 x ' I , v i L N.-4:-Lis hw- -3 O' K iaqgf' fb! I ani 'mix 17 W . as xxx quxb-YNBYX WYOUR 1' Knitting a Sweater and Play- ing a Game of Cords Help to Relax Students Before Studying. Anita Rlch and Bull Thornburg 1960 Sweetheart Couple crown Arlene Eck holdt and Bob Boyles at the Sweetheart Dance. The dance sponsored by the Chi Nu Fraternity was held on Febru ary I0 at the Oglebay Pnneroom SWEETHEART COUPLE CROWNED AT DANCE A dance IS played lust for Arlene and Bob newly crowned Sweetheart Couple AWN g ym I ,., 1' , , S . :,2,' v ga, it .,:, A i Faculty an 'f if N ADMINISTRATION DENVER F. ARNETT A.B.. A.M. Academic Dean PAUL N. ELBIN A.B., M.A., PhD. President J. A. BARTELL A.B., A.M., PhD. Dean of Students N-J L. A. ORSINI A . M. Business Manager 'N-I JESSE J. PUGH B.S.. A.M., PhD. Registrar and Director of Admissions 20 XX, , fx, HARRIET E. REAM B.S.. A.M. Dean of Women PI-IILLIP D. ADAMS RALPH V. ANDERSON LADDIE R. BELL B.A., M.A. B.S.. B.D.. M.S. A.B., A.M. Instructor in English Assistant Professor Associate Professor of Accounting of Education M. I-I. BERRY ALBERT M. BLATNIK VIVIAN REYNOLDS as., AM. A.B., A.M. BOUGHTER Associate Professor Assistant Professor of AB A'M MS' of Botany Physical Education Librarian E wfg uma ,mms W ,ma 'W an as w is - a ms' . www .. H H-Mamma WWE me .,4.. f ' Ln nl Q PE a I E W A t H sms 1 r I HQ. H - H , E 1 is is WALLIS D. BRAMAN DONALD G. BRANNON CLYDE D. CAMPBELL B.S.. M.M. PhD. B.S., M.S. A.B., B.S., M.S., PhD. Professor of Music Instructor in Chemistry Instructor In Chemistry 2l W. WALLACE CAYARD A.B., A.M., PhD. Assistant Professor of Religion, Philosophy, Education History B.S., A.M., M.Ed. Associate Professor of NANCY R. GREEN A.B., A.M. A.B., A.M. Instructor in Associate Professor English and Speech ARETA HICKS of Home Economics g . !-:,, f , ig lim. 2: :,, - P 0? :. ' :-: ' If usznz ' zuz ,,,. 3 ,v, 2 zzu V V 'A A ADDISON JONES NELLE M, KRISE Affiliated Teacher of Piano A.B., B.E.. A.lVI. Associate Professor of English 22 F REDA Y. CONAWAY MARY ELIZABETH COX A.B.. A.M.. PhD. Assistant Professor of English ggfn- 44 1555 ,'g. ' 'G ., I N u If N RAYMOND G. HUGHES A.B.. A.M., PhD, Professor of English MICHAEL KUPERSANIN A.B., M.A. Instructor in Sociology BERNARD J. LANDWEHR B.S.. M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Business Education RUSSELL F. LEBO B.S.. A.M. Assistant Professor of Business Administration ROBERT L. LARSON BERTHA R LEAMAN M.A., PhD AB AM PhD Professor of History Professor of History NELS LEONARD, JR RUTH C LEWIS A.B., M.M B S A M Assistant Professor Instructor in Education of Music fl MARIANNA D. KENNETH B. McMILLEN WILLIAM T MARTIN LOOSEMORE A.B., A.M B S A M B.F-A-- M-F-PM Associate Professor of Associate Professor Assistant Professor of Political Science and of Art Speech Geography 23 V 1 we , is . gg we Za? 5 5 H Q .1 K ss t . if ff xx 1 , . . .s..:, :.. Lftr. r , A fr-f-+ :-:--:Q-2:-:-:--wif 12's-:Z-5112 1-I W'-' AM- .::.:.. i5f.e-? - 2 , i 5?'i'-2534s .-.-1' 1,-. .- s ' I i ' .' , E. ELLEN A. MATTSON A.B., A.M., Litt.M. Associate Professor of French and Spanish RICHARD E. PAVLIK B.S., M.A. Instructor in Joumalism and Director of the News Bureau ff' t ww? MELISSA MURPHY PROVANCE A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Physical Education OLIVER M. OLSON GEORGE W. OSSMAN A.B., Ed.M. Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.S., M.S. Instructor in Physics BERNIE K. PEACE A.B., A.M. Instructor in Art FRANK L. REUTER B.S., A.M., PhD. Instructor in History 2-I FLOYD R. POOLE B.S., M.S. Assistant Professor of Mathematics A wa , 'Oi' .nn 4 I fig ' fri A 'x 1, P- b ' 1 A I VERNON D. RIEMER B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech and Dramatics U 1 I FRANK' Ruslmco Bs., M.s. Instructor in Biology LOIS A. SHUMWAY- Assistant Professor of EDWARD C. WOLF B.S.. M.M.. Ph. D. Instructor in Music ibn... W. RONALD ROBERT W. SAGRAVES SCHRAMM B.S., A.'M. B.S., M.S.. , Instructor in Economics . Instructor in Physics and Mathematics A xi PATRICIA E. WATERS B.S., A.M. Instructor in English A.B.. A.M. E Secretarial Science CHARLES FRANCIS YOUNG A.B., B.S., A.M., Ph. D. Professor of Education and Psychology JOHN K. ZORIAN A.R.C.O., F.A.G.O. Affiliated Teacher of Organ, Voice, and Piano 25 SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Standing: Saundra Urbanekg Sealed: Mrs. Louise Bonar STAFFS SECRETARIAL STAFF Virginia Carpenter, Nancy Frcunc Loretta Huggins 26 SECRETARIAL STAFF X Eleanor Bilello, Mrs. Sarah Kiger, Ruth Ann Cochran STAFFS LENA MCKENNEY Secretary to the Deans IIN ,RX , Q3 .ax -5.-.Q LOIS MASON, Secretary to the Deans MRS. MILDRED CARTER Shotwell Hall Housemother 27 N . j, 1 A af 5 iris we . mb. A 'H 2 ii A B, H H W NS Hg is 555 Yi . . J HL V' 555' :ff ' ' N A :gsm ' :- . Uh MAINTENANCE Left to right: Tom Myers, E. 0. Kennedy, Bly McGuffey J-N, MRS. MARIE SMOCK Dietition FRED HOKE Student Employee STAFFS KITCHEN STAFF Left to right: Eleanor Robinson, Nellie Smith, Ellen Skelley, Assistant Dieti- tion, Nica Fairbanks. 28 ,J L,-W? .J 1 - nd, ' 931.19 , - -1-il!1 , Q3 . '.5'v-if? -in.. ' A 1 4 1. C 1 L w 11 - ' .. .max . 4 , .V M ,A 22255 - R - .' if M255 423. -ff' ' Q . X Sim W H -E.: mem? ME E',w, j2s .. 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Nl Social Science, Biology ROBERT BOMER Bellaire, Ohio Social Science, Engli.s'l1 wr ,H 2 -lg' 'nw 5 32 DONNA ROBERTA BONAR Short Creek, W. Va. Pliilosopliy, English GEORGE E. BOSOLD Wheeling, W. Va. Accounting LARRY JACK BRADFIELD Sistcrsvillc. W. Val. A ccounling LOUIS A. BRESCEL Wheeling, W. Vu. Bu.s'ine.v.s' Adn1ir1i.x'Ir1lIim1 'S' JAMES BURCH BRUHN Elm Grove, W. Va. fs NORMA JEAN BUSTO Moundsville, W. Vu. French, Spanish WILLIAM EDWARD BYARD Wheeling, W. Vu. Speech. English Marketing JOHN ROBERT BURNS Tiltonsville, Ohio Social Science 46 DONALD ANTHONY CAMPLESE Wheeling, W. Va. Physicczl Education, English SYLVIA GEIMER CAMPLESE Wheeling, W. Va. English, General Science ARTHUR RICHARD CIPRIANI Elm Grove, W. Va. Social Science, French DALE BRIAN CLARK Shadyside, Ohio Business A dminislralion, Personnel Management 'if' If ft- DONALD FRANK CARNEY Wheeling, W. Va. History, Social Science JERRY BRANT CASEMAN Wellsburg, W. Va. History, Englislz l MARGARET ELDORA CONNER Wcirton, W. Vu. I nglzvlz, Social Slllzlics PHILIP M. DARMELIO Weirton, W. Vu. Physical Education J! v w r Q v x LOREN M. DeFILIPPO Wheeling, W. Va. Music Education JO ANNE DeFRANK Wellsburg, W. Va. French, Spanish JOSEPH WAYNE DeBOLT Tippecanoe, Ohio Social Science, Music JOSEPH T. DeFELICE Weirto-n, W. Va. Personnel Management, Salesmanship DONALD PAUL DeNOON Moundsville, W. Va. Chemistry, Mathematics ROBERT ANTHONY DeSTEFANO Follansbee, W. Va. Music Education LOUIS ANTHONY DiPAOLO Bellaire, Ohio Accaunling, BlI.YiIIl'.l'.S' Alflllflli.Vll'l1Ii0II EDWARD F. DOFKA Weirton, W. Va. Physical Eclucarian. M atlremaficx 463 A -er 'V .1 1 31W '7 'i'i':5f Iv. f.- ' rsfw KAY' fig '5 JI y . !0.d'?' ' 3 E' ' smffiv .9 xififl zhfgzlglie - w. w 151 4'. 7' r . ffw'.' ,- ,' :V , 5, '1.,:.'i' ,.f ' K. ' 'E' ' ' . 1 L. G vi A , ROBERT ELWOOD EARLEWINE, JR. Wheeling, W. Va. Social Studies, Engli.s'l1 GEORGE EFTHEMUS, JR. Warwood, W. Va. Biology, Physical Education DARWIN LEE ENGLE KENNETH C. EVANS CHARLES JOSEPH FAZZARO Clarksville, Pa. New Cumberland, W. Va. McMechen, W. Va. Music Erlucarion Social Science, Speech Physics, Mathematics' 37 WILLIAM JAMES FERRELL Wheeling, W. Va. Cllenlixtry, Mnrllelrmlics RUTH E. FIAZZA Follansbee, W. Va. General Bu.s'ines.s', Vocaliwml Bll.YlI1C'.Y,S' JOHN LEONARD FOX Moundsville, W. Va. Perxormel Mrmrzgement MARY ROBERTA FRAME Warwood, W. Va. General Bzlsinexx, Vocational Bl1sine.v.s' 38 SHEROLYN FISHER Wheeling, W. Vu. Public Sclmol ROBERT BRUCE FODOR Weirton, W. Va. Physical EllllCl1ll0ll, Speech HERMAN JOHN GELLNER Trizxdclphiu, W. Va. General B1t.vi11es.y, Social Studies PATRICIA ANN GREGORY Pittsburgh, Pu. Dental Hygiene JAMES PAUL FRUM Morgantown, W. Va. Speech, Physical Ea'ucati0n DOROTHY CARTER GARVIN Warwood, W. Va. Elementary Education JAMES CHARLES GUERRIERO Bellaire, Ohio Music Education ROBERT RICHARD GUIO Weirton, W. Va. Physical Education KENNETH FREDERICK HOAGLAND, JR. Quakerville, Conn. BuSine.s'.s', Personnel Management JOHN EDWARD HOLMAN Wheeling, W. Va. Biology, Chemistry BEULAH FISH HAUGHT Reader, W. Va. Elemenlary Eclucution ERMA JEAN HIGGINS Wheeling, W. Vu. Speech, Social Science ALBERTA HUFF Weirton, W. Va. Elemenlary Ekliaculiorz JERRY G. JOHNSON Shadyside, Ohio Bu.s'ir1e.f.s' A dnzinivlration, A ccozmting WILLIAM KAIKIS Martins Ferry, Ohio I'er.s'ru111el A4lllllIy4?Il16 l1l FREDERICK ALLEN KERN Wheeling, W. Vu. PlI.V.Yfl'.V MAR'I'HA ANN KOPCHA Mingo, Ohio Mallzermzficxv, Erzglislz DOROTHY KOTROUMANIS Follunsbce, W. Vu. Speccll. ljnglisli QW M died RONALD LEE KETTLER Wheeling, W. Va. F rench. Mallzemarics MARIAN DILLAMAN KINSEY Wheeling, W. Va. Social Science 6 MSW fag W -his-girl YK '. ,, r'-Q4 i v My Lf A' H - is if MSSVEH H B a N552 41 . sm 4. .mf :. H L' gg' gn-' T il a 'ss GERALDINE SUE LaPOSTA Weirton, W. Va. Elementary Education WILLIAM C. LITTLETON Weirton, W. Vu. Social Science, French WILLIAM ARTHUR MAINS Follansbee, W. Va. Busine.v.s' Education, Social Science HENRY RICHARD MAROCKIE Short Creek, W. Va. Business A ilministration, Personnel Management ROBERT D. LUTZ McKees Rock, Pa. Social Science, Pltysical Education his -an' PHYLLIS TARR LUVARA Weirlon, W. Vu. Public School 5? , aw GORDON REED MCAFEE Bridgeport, Ohio Socinl Science ROBERT GRAVES MCCRACKEN Wheeling, W. Va. Social Science his nam m E ANDREA HELENE MARTAUS Weirton. W. Va. Sec'relarial SALLY SUSAN MATHIESON Follansbee, W. Va. Elementary Educalion a ,A . ix , up . ii w i E , ,,. I M Z .2 ws v-. Q. THOMAS RALPH MIEKLE, JR. Weirton, W. Va. Plzysical Education MARGARET CAREY MOORHEAD Weirton, W. Va. English, Social Slurlies JUDITH ANN NOTTE Weirton, W. Va. Elementary Education THOMAS EDWARD PADEN Wheeling, W. Va. French, Speech Sl' DARLENE MORRELL Moundsville, W. Vu. Social S tuclies, E ngilxlt nP 'X Win CHARLES JOSEPH MURPHY Wheeling, W. Vu. Englislz, Social Science L . i h RICHARD W. PANNETT Q Weirton, W. Va. Y E' Physical Education, Social Science JOHN WILLIAM PAPE Chester, W. Va. Physical Education EDWARD 'I'. PHILLIPS Weirton, W. Vu. Bll.ViflC.S'-5', A rl AUGUST NORMAN PAGLIALUNGA St. Clairsvillc, Ohio Speech, Plzyxicral Education if 'Qtr ELEANOR L. PYLE Bethany, W. Vu. Home L:'cf0nonzic'.s', English LOUISE M. RATCLIFFE West Alexander, Pa. Biology . . I :T M FRANCIS ANN POILEK Wellsburg, W. Va, Elementary EllllCllIl0l1 DOROTHY CHARMAIN PRESLEY West Liberty, W. Va. English, Social Science RUTH STITLER REED Weirton, W. Va. Elementary Educalion JUDITH IRENE RICE Wheeling, W. Va. Elementary El1llCClll0l1 l .V 4 l lf l is E. KENT ROBINSON New Martinsville, W. Va. Cl1PI71l.S'll'y, lVlflll10l71fll'iCS PETER ROBERT ROHAL Weirton, W. Va. Biology, Arl JAMES NELSON RIECK 1 Wheeling, W. Va, Cllemislry, Mrillzcflnufics JAMES ROBINSON West Liberty, W. Vu. Bu.vines.s' Aflminlxiralion. P0l'.V0lIl7l'l lIfIlll1llg6'lllC'Ill inl- '1':.f finer' f in 'f ar Zfl' .Z GEORGIA TRUAX SHAFFER Wcirlon, W. Vu. ljlemenrary ljzlucariun JOHN EDGAR SMITH Wcst Alcxundcr, W. Vu. Cliemislry, A1t1llIC'llII'lll!'A' 3' S2 24 fl NOEL ROBERT SCHWERTFEGER West Liberty, W. Va. Physical Ecluculion, Biology REGINA JOHNSON SCOTT Triudelphia, W. Va. 'I Social Science Qs. , Qs 47 I- ,, E M gm QW SUZANNE STYERS Wheeling, W. Va. Dental Hygiene JANET VICTORIA SUGICK Eldersville, Pa. Vocational Business ELIZABETH GEORGIA THERMES Paris, Pa. Elementary Educalion MARY ANN TROMBE'l l'A Mingo Junction, Ohio Speech, English DOROTHY HAGUE TARANTINE Weirton. W. Va. Elemenmry Educalion DOMINICK MICHAEL TONTI Wheeling, W. Va. P6l'.S'OIIl1L'l Management --M ns- -..- Y' ,fx JOSEPH L. URACO Wheeling, W. Va. Physics ALEXANDER DALE WARNER Wheeling, W. Va. ACCUHIIYIIIK, Peznvonnel Management DONALD E. WATKINS Wheeling, W. Vu. A4llflIl'HlllllC'S DONALD JAMES WATKINS Wheeling, W. Va. Social Scicncre, Plzysicul Erlucmion l VEDA LOU WHITTINGI-IAM Aliquippa. Pa. Denial Hygiene JOE GLENN WINLAND Moundsville, W. Vu. Social Sriellce, Physical Ijrlucution riff, bf'- f iw' ELINORE RUTH WATSON Weirton, W. Va. ElCll?l'I11!lI'j' Eclucaiion WILLIAM DAVID WELCH McMechen, W. Va. Social Science, Bu.s'ir1e.s's -I Il 5 MAX DEAN YEATER New Martinsville, W. Vu. Social Science, Physical Eflucaliolz STEPHEN DAVID ZAPKA Windsor Heights, W. Vu. Music Ezlucrzlion Q Bm 5 FREDERICK JOHN WOJCIK Wheeling, W. Va. Bllsiriem' f1fllI1il1l.5'lI'!lllUll. Persorzrlel Mamzgemenl SANDRA KAY WOLFE Moundsville, W. Vu. Elementary EllllClIll0lI RUDOLPH ZATEZALO Wheeling, W. Vu. Biology, Physical Erlucalion ROBERT RUSSELL GARRISON West Liberty. W. Vu. Plzysical Education, Biology - 'XTX Wtfii-, L . x. my-n 1. .1 M, gf' Colonial Heights Shofwell Hall '.1fa.1vf. N A G-'M ' H-fw.,. BW? A X DENTAL I-IYGIENE STAFF MISS GEORGANNE THORNGAT E Clinical Supervisor MISS PAULINE F. BRINE B.S., M.P.H., Cert. in Dental Hygiene, Director of Dental Hygiene Department. MISS VEDA L0U WHITTINGHAM Clinical Supervisor . f'mws'f-a '- W T Q Hsf fiiggig-5 - 1 .L L we - we ,t g.. K f xiii? mg ' fl , it me , Q J Q H Q -gykl 935 Eiaselzf-EL.:.QIlL ,,.n ,,,,,.'fFf' Barbara Meredith talks with children before cleaning their teeth. Judy Osburn demonstrates how to clean teeth on Parents' Night. 52 LINDA ALICE ALBRI'I I'0N Tunipzi, Florida BRENDA KAY AMOS Pine Grove. W.Va. BARBARA C. CEVARIO Lcechburg, Pu. KATHERINE LOU CLARK Wheeling, W. Vu. JANICE LEE BEISER Wheeling, W. Va. BEVERLY LOU BURNER Pittsburgh, Pa. SHIRLEY YVONNE DAVIS Hastings. W. Vu. L. ARLENE ECKHOLDT Toledo, Ohio MARY BETH GUINN Charleston. W. Va. BETTE LOUISE HADSELL Wheeling, W. Vu, BARBARA CECILIA FRANCE New Orleans, Lu. DARLENE FAYE GOFI Viennu. W. Va. Ii , 11 LINDA LEE HOWARD Newburgh. N. Y. ANNE lCI.ISAIiIQ'l'l-I Princclon, W. Vu. HUNDLEY LINDA JEAN HALL Fairmont, W. Va. HARRIETTE ELIZABETH HANLEIN Takoma Park, Md. .L 5 MAUREEN KAY McCAIG Pitcairn. Pa. GERALDINE CLELLAND MCMANIS Washington. D. C. GLENNA SUE MOORE Beaver. W. Va. BARBARA HARSHA LL MORRELL West Liberty. W. Va. W W i MYRNA KAY McSWEGlN New Cumberland. W. Va. BARBARA JANE MEREDl'l'H St. Albans. W. Va. CHARLOTTE ANNE ODENHEIMER Pittsburgh. Pa. THYRA LOUISE OLSON West Liberty, W. Va. JUDY ANN OSBURN Dover, Ohio SHIRLEY ROSE OSSI Jacksonville. Flu. .-. vis X' is JOAN ROADCAI' Atlanta. Gu. SYDNEY THEO ROBBINS Munhull, Pu. BARBARA JEAN PACE Richmond, Va. CYNTHIA ANN PARSONS Cumberland, Md. H' nu Emu , I wa E I 5 , g AX' 1. . - n ,An y QQ? B- my da J KAREN KAY SIMPSON Newburg. W. Va. PATRICIA MARIE SMITH Miami, Fla. BARBARA LYNNE ROSCOE Hundred. W. Vu. KAREN SUE ROSS Weirlon, W. Va. 1 . gl 1 wif? 1, ' 'I X . gr. X ,s I .:'u . X fx A X. I HELEN MARIE SPIRKO SUELLEN SPRINGER NELL MARIE UHL Warren. Ohio Fairmont. W. Vu. Parkersburg, W. Vu. 5 ...- n-ww nl :fr -1 I. 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T- .fw- BONENE, BONNIE BROWN, ALLAN BROWN, CARL BROWN, ROBERT BRYAN, BARON CALABRESE, ARNOLD CANESTRARO, RONALD CEFUS, LOUIS CEVARIO, BARBARA CHADWELL, BETTY CHEK, TOM CRIDER, ROSEMARY CROUCH, PHILLIP CUNNINGHAM, BETT DAVIDSON, JOHN 62 Y LOU .tw 4 ne' Q Q-mms I -I I. ,., H' B 'fx 'E H I sa, X III' IIIII ,I In I W I N I, ,Hi If A5532 W Q AL! I3 F a ra Q f N M, 'j 1 NCR 5 DIFFENDERFER, ROBERT DOLFI, JACK DONNER, SAM DREW'ETT, LARRY ECHOLS, TOM EDDY, JERRY L-- ww- , SQ! x ,1 ,. fi. I X FELICI, DONNA FITZGERALD, JOHN FOX, MARY JANE FRANK, GENE FLOUHOUSE, LOREN FREYLER, BILL GALLAGHER, DENISE GORCZYCA, EDWARD GRYSKEVICH, LARRY GRAND, ARCH GORBY, ZINN GOODWIN, PETE GUINN, BARRY HALMAN, JANET HAMMEL, ROBERT HELMS, CHARLES HIGH, ROBERT HILL, WILLIAM HOKE, FRED HUNTER, FLOYD HOPPERS, JOHN HOWE, DONNA HUBBARD, GLENDA INCLAN, GARY ma . ,Q f 4 , -5, .- 1 I :Q 5.5 .- , I5 t -,f ' 5.55551 jjj jj. I 5.5 f - V . XT? 5 I II, :,..-:ms :I ki Q , Y di .5 35: 1.. ' ,X I ,ny 'gf P. Ev I ' - . . ,L 5 Q , .., MVR . I .I I Q 5, mea? W X B V li ' ' S5 Q Ia Is si 5- 1 I1 sa I 'M 4 if R mn R rf l 'Y RISE R A w an sm mn I I ' TMI J' f 'f.Lm 1962 INNOCENTI, GARTH rw' - ES Sw JONES, MONETTE KARTMAN. KAY KETTLER, RONALD I I E vs-' 3 III KIGGANS, TERRY 4. I. nf K IR as I-gqmm If m A R II II Q ' QS .gig R I5. 'fel M - Is ms :F I 1' H ' '.: .:. KI.. vigil KIRCHGESSNER, JOHN KILGORE, DAN 5 -NI 'Q' ,., I .,..,., ,. H L- I if, :g'I!f.f' 'M I f, a M KISH, JOHN RITE, MILDRED 5 Q25 IcNIcsHTsTEP. VIRGINIA IH ..,. ,,., ' if 'E KOUROUBLAKIS. BERTI-IA .:V:,.V ggfw. 25.525 gi: Z? LALLATHIN, WARREN - f gg fV-I- 35: rr LANDMEYER, WILLIAM I,. , ,m LANDON, WILLIAM 5 . 55.5 5, 2-2 LANGFITT, GARY 5 5 S mg ' 5'5 QI: A llrunaii. iF'IxI1-I Mal W ,h I 1 A I v ,kv . , Y! 13' wH, , X I J I ga-1 I. Ogg, ' :lg lug S I , , , 7 . ' 6 '.' - I .... MEDVES, NICK MESSER, ARCH MICHELANGELO, LARRY MILLER, EVELYN MILLER, ROBERT MONSEAU, VINCE MOORE, ANGELA MOORE, GERALD MOORE, RICHARD MORRELL, BARBARA MORRIS, BRENDA MOSER, ELINOR MYERS, JESSIE NICHOLS, EDWARD NIGGEMYER, GEORGE II' 1962 IM ff 0 ' J 5pH:...: I K E E v 'igs STH. J in : ,Q :-: 'A 1,l2L In LaROCHE, TOM LASURE, GARNET LEBIN, LARRY LEWIS, CHARLES LITMAN, WILLIAM LOEW, DELMER MALTESE, MARY ANN MARSHALL, ALLAN MARTIN, FRANK MARTIN, LEWIG MARTINO, ANTHONY McADAMS, JOHN McHENRY, VICKI MCMANIS, GERRY ff- fi' X 9 ' IA 1 Rv 'II I Q' I! II 3' . v I X I X I , , 1. I u is .1 , Hx. 'R 3 , .G 34 , I ., , k NORCROSS. EARL ORSINI, JULIA OSER, RON OSSI, SHIRLEY PARRY, WILLIAM POHLAND, BRET PRINCE, DONALD PYLE, MARION RAVOIRA, JAMES REEVES, LINDA ROACH, ROBERT ROHAL, JOHN RUPPEL, JERRY SARGENT, CHARLES SASEEN, ROSELLA ,wg I I-. Q , 31' X ., If 1g vp.,-1 1962 .:.', -, I I IQ. I Ig F W A Ja 214, P H. . ig . X F IIVAII ,, -aw f EZ '.,'k 553, , Hag? 6 PM I 1 . W S 55 I QQ' I I IIIIII Vu I -rf' A ' lag '15 I V' Y- I 1 'I: ' ' ACEZQE QIIZIII' 11:5 SAVAGE, JIM SCANDOLA, CLARA SCHUETZ, ROBERT SCOTCHELL, GLORIA SKEEN, KEN SLIDAY, ELEANOR SOMMERFIELD, RICHARD SPADAFORA, JOYCE STARKEY, BARBARA STEPHENS, PENNY SWEGER, EDNA TAMPOYA, ROLANDO TATALOVICH, BERTA TICICH, GENE TURKALY, EDWARD 1 2' sew' I gf 9, 1, Q QI: f AI 'CV I yy, . , .A gf i ff ' ,L A-Q I IILELE-ffirrr if If I 7 6 YEAGER, FRED I It -'95 ZAWLOCKA, BOZENA ' f V ' 7,11 .I I Dressed as Sailors, fha PHI DELT'S gave a very suc- cessful rush parfy af +I1e Wesf Liberfy Chrisfian Church. Their iheme was The Grand Launching Of Alplwer Delpher Phi. UHRIN, ROGER W VIRGIN, SARA A WALLACE, BEV WARRENFELTZ, JUDY WALTERS, LARRY WEBB, WILLIAM Q, WEEKS, Tom WI-IIPPo, JOYCE WHITE, JAMES WHITE, RONALD WHITEMAN, MARY FRANCES WIEDEBUSCH, MARGARET J WILSON, GILBERT WINKLER, MIKE WOOLWINE, CHARLES 'xi IEE , an Imam 'T' aft. 'WP SOPHOMORE OFFICERS DAVID SAILOR ...... BARBARA FRANCE .. PETE TURNER ..... HEBERLE JONES .. ABERCROMBIE, ROBERT ADAMS, JACK ALLISON, WILLIAM ANDERSON, BILL ANDY, SAM AYERS, SUE BEBOUT, DENNY BECKLEY, GALEN BENDER, CAROL BERARDI, FANICK BILLIARD, PAUL BJELAC, SAM BLAKE, CARROLL BLAKE, FRANK BODLEY, DONNA di 'a Q -.12 ,' W' f . ' I I O N . . . presiclenf . . . . secre+ary . . .vice-presidem' . . . . . . .+reasurer CLASS , . T N' 5 Q., I I W .5525-Qg'. 'I 'A 1, 1, ' , - Z, , -1 .zur ,H-W3,.p.c , , . , , . . R I- .-r fa3ju,,Ex, , ,I . - ' , Y- ,f.1w-M ' . 4' - - , -::f:f?'- . . ,:::.!2S 'f ' ' ' V f x ' N T gggggnislirgr, 3:-.mill '4g'4J'. K Q X. . L.-Htzzggg, -:,r--2:23.17 . 5. -1 x1:a:,:::::z'1'-2: S2:::::::f ' 1' ' ' A , ,,..... Tw , - -1 .emgssazass-mseff L 1 I A p.-miss4-n..g.-M'21sIss::,::s5 1' f - 1 'H'- BONAR, BRUCE BOSWORTH, BEVERLY BOURNE. DORIS BOYLES, BOB BRAND, CHARLES BRANT, JUDY BURACCHIO, JAMES BURROUGHS, KEN CAMERON, JERRY CAREY, CARL CARNES, RICHARD CARNEY, JERRI CARTER, JAMES CASEMAN, LYNN CHADWELL, MARGIE 1 an I , u, 4 .fe -uw.. 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Z? .aft -fI I J . R Har ,, ,.,L,' HI' , . B I I I mi I .. I I ,,. , FREELAND, sARA Y .,., ... Q, H . zllz , I FURBEE, HAROLD lzxz 5?EnQ'Q-. GENSOR, Tom .A GIEVERS, RICHARD ' ' elvsws, JACK .I ML, -1 I, .. I F .,,':': :': ': A:': T' : J Q Ig-9' I .gg GLATZ, TOM L. G' 5 A zuz ,fl GLOVER, RICH ,filfl if 2:1 ,,, :Qi I. I GREEN' CHERI K 'f2f322g,qg3:f ,.::' ,iff .,.,, 'IP-. GRIFFITH- PAT .,:, gag. . , V I-H if V' ' 355, '- A , 1, GROSBERG, SARA Q5 I I E , A .- I. '95-r HALE, BILL HALLAM, DOTTIE HAMMOND, SANDRA HART, PATRICK HATFIELD, LINDA ' ,eu L- ,., .,.. , C f f ' V .h msg J .s-nw 4 L ' .A 3:1 I Q I :Z A E3 .,.. -11' I 1- if I ' 4 ziz' AJ I is ,Fw I -'-wx, H 'L m gi' ss w E V7 I . lil i.:, ' Q A 9, ,,,,, A., , JI' . M A I ' ' If ' X-' FT Q gg: at E 4 ,Hi I D' ' B1 ,:. t 52' A 'T ,QWLRN I KINNEY, HELEN KNOWLES, JIM 1963 HATFIELD, THOMAS HAY, DAVE HEIL, FORREST HENRY, RODNEY HENSIEL, MARGARET HETRICK, NANCY HILL, JOHN HOLLOWOOD, ALLEN HOSKINSON, HOWARD HUGHES, RICH JOHNSON, DAVID JONES, HEBERLE JOSEPH, ROBERT KASIMAKIS, ROY KELLAS, BECKY KOVALYK, ROBERT . 4-1, :-: :': ' KRALOVIC, RAYMOND KRIVAK, JUDIE KRONE, GIL LALLY. ANN MARIE LEBOW, ELIHU LEE8, DORIS LEMASTERS, DON LePORE. FRANK LIBERTO, LARRY LIPTAK, RON LOEW, JAMES LOUDER. DAVID 3 ' I- :.: .:. E , Q zlz .,.,, ..,, I . .:. i,.Qf.,:.: E 5 jg :E ' -' :FF Zi E W H . '. 2 I Q. , -,:, H x ss f .:. ,tw E , 3 ss :.. , ., E H I ,- F ,I I - H ' L-. I ' .I 321513ft2 v.-M5.?fi13A? 5 2 E I I I '- I Q -I ' 'lf H,,.-H,-g1,KK1QLA.yZiQ: 5 '7' Q 6 ,. ,,,, :glint 5 I If Q- . ,I 41. ,.5 X , 3 1 b I gi., V1 W I I . I I' ss I I . n ' I I E J: .Engl I ' A ' LT A A' ' ' , I . M , , - , ' cf. .gg .gg H 4 ' J 3' , ip . . Y' ' A . -. 1 h A Q? 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I I I ,..,,J,,. we-I sc:-luerz, JANE , sc:-Iuuz, JAMES A I sc:-luuz, NANCY 2 :uz IAEZZ ,,. - SCHUPBACH, CHARLES Q 25, ' ':':':' ' ,,, I ' SHELDON, GREGG I M SHERNINSKY, PAULINE sux, MILDRED , :': seoums, coNNlE z -':':.: 1 4 I SIMMONS, BARBARA X 13, if ::: zzzv .:-: , L R SIMMONS, LARRY :': zi' f I :': H d:aQr fix,-1 A In WUIIII Mfrs Q , - ,ki ': I it :.: Qi Z I f ig I , A ,-:- , ..,. -I--fi' . 1 . 3 I 3 W .5 .1 Q' f ' ' ,.q.- nn.. ,N u iv?-7'5 , . V-.f I . ff: ' Q. , . X . . ,,.I-w- I rv-,QV SISARCICK, WOODY SMITH, GENE SMITH, WILLIAM STAHL, PHIL STONESTREET, SURRAY, PRISCILLA SUTTON, PERRY THARP, JANICE TRAX, ROBERT TURNER, PETE TUTT ROBERT UJCICH MICKEY UPPOLE TOM , I 'if '-: 1535 I f:I'ifif Q ,,:, In , LI, ,. ' , :-: :E z TW . I -fu' 1' . , , , , ' .,, ,,,., :, ,., Q W ,. Ie. I V' , ' viii ':' iii: 'I . 6-wx X Ai l ,,., ' N . sg I :': JI URBANEK, SAUNDRA If ISIlfIffII'1-I'1 ' 'EE 11- UTSLER. LARRY ROOT BEER FOR ALL IN THE ALPS was 'fha moH'o for Hue lOTA'S a+ fheir rusI1 par+y held in fhe Pine Room of Oglebay Perl: T: EEE fif -f 4 .NIJ my 1 ag 'wt V 3 Q Q 'Q Il x as -549-I .. 2 I X . -M. , ff' ' I.: vw tk- , 5 - , ..-. A-1.--3: , li in I, I' 152254 H!- R 'QT' .E is 'Rf 'A+ f',hf,n ,Lf I VATH, MARY JANE VIRDEN, THOMAS WALKER, JUDY WALTON, MARY JANE WAPLES, DAVE WARREN, LINDA WETZEL, LEANNA WHIPKEY, MARCIA V. ,L WILLIAMS, LARRY ' Q,- Nj, , WRIGHT, WILLIAM Y . ' gf WUCHER. PEGGY 'if ' I -, az ' i': 25: .. I Q ' I ' ' A I'I ' if :-: . ZANDERS. WILLIAM . A522 ::.: 1 ,f f I ',. , 72 I X Qzffwgfe. , - I I -' ' . , :If 3: 'Y J A I ,gear I I, P ZAPKA, PAT I . Q A E,. ZDINAK, PAT ,.., ZIMMERMAN. HARRIETT Q Q J xggw, 1963 Everyone enioyed ihe HROARING TWENTlES Lanibda Phi Epsilon rush parfy held in fha gym- nasium. Guesfs were given lifiie brown iugs wi-ih their names on them. I, H FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS DON LYDICK ............. .................. p resicleni' DONNA BRES .. .. secrefary-freasurer CLASS OF 196 ABERCROMBIE, GEORGETTA ABDONDANTE, CLAUDE ABRAHAM. AUDREY ADAMS, PHILLIP AMMONS, MARY JEAN AMOS, CONNIE ANDERSON, HENRY ANTOLINE, NORMA ASHLEY, ANNETTE ATKINS, MARTHA JANE BAIRD, TOM BAKER, DANA BAKER, RICHARD BALLARD, JAMES BANKETAS, THOMAS 'R :iw ESE 'ESS N'-is msg m km s ms mn ' umlm mugs ' ummm W ' 1 :Zi 4' y :min aw L! -A :.. .,. Q W, W W M .. '- mama S. -. gag . . ,-Q ss pw . . ,, mm , 54,8 M . , - N, W i 1 . :- ,, 1.4 ,ve v n L f min Q H 2 5 ,,.g,,..:5:5'ZEi1f -I M W M ev n:3:.:a: - BF F T W - wi: .E H . ,El ,:, --A 1 1 Y- Le III Sw .. .. H YL 'in ss sv! as gfgmm ,egqf-. 5' lm gy. me' ax-A ff ' QQ, :gg ZZ --fIQI.Q.Qf -. Ili a: , . :.: .af m , ff fIf If f' ' , we - -. gfgzgzg ' i:i,.:if'4 . W 15 , X , - 'Hx 3535 iii: , -A 1,4 19, L , V r2.v.:4 r liz.. W5--, f m 1 ,.,. 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G.- J .IB ,t -Q sat, 'as-. ' ZWIERZCHOWSKI, DAVE ZWOLENSKY, JOHN 'ik ':, R.. NYM-'I Rt 'I 'F 4 . P , Q . 1 ' r E , in , n WELLING, BONNIE WELLS, LEONARD WELLS, MARY WENDT, MARY EVELYN WESTFALL, WAYNE WHETSEL, MOLLY WHITTLE, ALICE WILLIAMS, CAROL WILSON, CLIFFORD WISE, RUTH WOLF, PATRICIA WOODS, RAYMOND WRIGHT, DOROTHY YOST, DONALD ZEBRESKI, SANDY ALPHA TAU GAMMA rushees were given flannel nighfshiris by fhe acfives ai' ihe formal rush pariy. I I' MY D1 :ivan aww mmm WEHET 'ms E. sms mms www 3 L21 mn w wana swims aww .ss 355' ma Ah w s E55 5 X STUDENT COUNCIL-Seated: Don LeMas+ers, treasurer: Vince Monseau, vice-president: Kent Robinson, president: Kay Kartman, secretary. First row: Heberle Jones, Denise Gallagher, Monetfe Jones, Dottie Hallam, Garnet Lasure, Harriett Zimmerman, Joyce Spadafora. Second row: Gerry Elliott, Doris Bourne, Helen Spirlto, Marian Pyle, Eleanor Moser, Linda Howard, Betsey Alden, Mildred Kite. Third row: Dick Kleclxner, Tom Moore, Terry Miller, Don Lydiclc, Jack Givens, Larry Bradfield, Lynn Caseman, STUDENT CCDUNCIL Walter Stimmel. Student Council is composed of one repre- A sentative from each organization on campus and class presidents. This group coordinates all phases of student government on campus and effectively handles the problems of the students through its various committees. It sponsors the campus orientation program for the freshmen, the Homecoming activities, the Student Government Convocation, and pro- motes school spirit through zi number of other activities. Student Council was led by Kent Robinson. STUDENT COUNCIL OFHCERS-Don Letviasters, treasurer: Kay Kartman, secretary: Kent Robinson, president: Vince Monseau, vice- president. 90 Bldg, NEWMAN CLUB-First' row: Gloria Ciarrocchi, freasurerg Don Carney, president. Second row: Lynn Jones, Trixie Leeb, Annette Perri, Nica Fairbanks, Judy Brandt, Doris Leeb, Marny Spillers. Third row: Jerry Ruppel, Donna Bres, Barbara Sill, Jane Kreuzberg, Barb Masada, Jackie Wallace, Sarah Adams, Pal Smith, Peggy Wucher. Fourth row: Cathy Mattingly, Priscilla Surray, Veronica Piehowicz, Marlene Heise, Kathy Pogorzelski, Peggy Flecker, Donna McClellan, Jeanie Kearns, Laurale Sfenger, JoAnn Vogliano, Kay Kasnic, Jane Schulz, JoAnne Marieros. Fiffh row: Gene Fedorka, John Fox, Tom Glah, Don Donson, John Zolowinski, Baron Brian, Joe Uraco, Gary lnclan. Sixfh row: Dave Louder, Jon Moll, Bill DeBon, Sam Tesla, Harold Furbee, Bill Fox. Sevenfh row: Lou Lee, Ron Liplak, Jim Thomas, Jack Dineen, Jack Kirkgessner, Phil Stahl, Jim Missonak. S. C. A. A vesper service welcoming freshman opened the year for the Student Christian Associa- tion. Speakers, discussions, and worship have been the activities ol' this Protestant religious or- ganization. The group has visited the Childrens Home ol' Wheel- ing, sponsored Lenten devo- tionals and a spring retreat. The Thanksgiving Assembly and campus-wide Christmas earoling were projects ofthe S. C. A. Dr. W. Wallace Cayard is sponsor of the organization. The Rev. Rich- ard Bowyer, minister ol' West Liberty Federated Church, has assisted. NEWMAN CLUB It is the goal of the Newman Club to supply the basic spiritual needs of the Catholic studentsg to form a complete character, religiously and in- tellectually. This goal is the Catholic Church on campus. It sponsored Mass every Sunday, reci- tation of the Rosary, a visit to an orphanage, and varied lectures. The Newmans are under the di- rection of Father Richard Norris, their chaplain. Don Carney served as president and sponsoring the club were Dr. Mary Elizabeth Cox and Mr. Albert M. Blatnik. S.C.A.-Seafed: Dr. Wallace W. Cayard, sponsor: Garnel' Lasure, president: Pete Turner, vice president. Firsf row: Heberle Jones, secretary: Mildred Six, Darwin Engle, treasurer: Erma Higgins, Dolly Hallam. Second row: Louella Miller, Armido Cerfo, Sandra Nolan, Carole Dines, Judy Walker, Janet Becker, Peggy Nickerson, Alyce Condry, Catherine Bonar. Third row: Barbara Raines, Connie Amos, Nancy Helrick, Karen Haughi, Dianne Rolsion, Joyce Hammond, Linda Forbes, Barbara Black, Joyce Person, Jane Mallicks. Ol '13, TRUMPET STAFF '? E F .,.,. , , -' ,.,.,, ,.,,, .sy ,Ag-gfafx X , X ' r 'K' 335 Eiz ' ' .. GARN ET LASURE Edifor CLAIRE LUPINETTI Assoclafe Edffor VINCE PAOLETTI sk- Sporfs Edifor TRUMPET STAFF-Seafed: Louella Miller, Garner, Lasure, edifor: Bob Brown, Janice Tharp. Sfonding: Richard Pavlilc, advisor: Virginia Knighlsiep, Tom Echols, Judy Walker, Vince Paolefli, sporrs ediiorg Bill Ferrell, plwofo- graplnerg Larry Lebin. Missing: Claire Lupineifi, associaie ediior: Tom' Glafz, feaiure ediiorg Max Ferry, Sally Ma+l1ieson. Roberi TuH', Gerald Wilhelm, Belly Lou Cunningham, Erma Jean Higgins. Us., 1. D ' '5 i Cn ..l 55. , xx' v-1' WTR 4 f' X L ra xl WINDING ROAD STAFF-Janice Tharp, assislanl edi+org Don Lydiclx, underclassmen: Tom Echols, 'Huaw- Q H Gloria Scofchell, edilor: Mike Monlgomery, Glenda Hubbard, Virginia Knighlsfep, publicify. Miss,- inq: Vince Paolelli, sporfs edilorq Bill Ferrell and Ron Liplalc, pholograplxersg Louella Miller. WINDING ROAD STAFF 1' ll, xfaf GLORIA SCOTCHELL Edifor JANICE THARP BILL FERRELL Assisfanf Edilor Phofographer RON LIPTAK Fhofograplver 5953- WOIVIEN'S GOVERNING BOARDS ROGERS HALL GOVERNING BOARD Composed of representatives from each class, the Rogers Hall Governing Board operates with the assist- ance of Miss Harriett E. Ream. Dean of Women, and Mrs. Amy Hamilton, Resident Director. They work for agreeable living conditions and to maintain quiet hours in the dormitory. The board's responsibility is to appoint proetors and to post new rules concerning the women. Both governing boards together held a Smarty Party for all the women who made the Dean's List. 'Q l BOARD Seated Lee Oliver Har riett Zimmerman, presidenf Do tie Hallam. Standing: Beth Lewis Joyce Whippo, Pat Relyea, Carol Tuttle SHAW HALL GOVERNING 'T D :. - , .. ' l ':.: 52: ...ii :. ROGERS HALL GOVERNING BOARD - Molly Whetsel, Barb Maseda, Betsey Alden, president: Kay Mundie, Gaye Dupke. SHAW HALL GOVERNING BOARD With the assistance of Miss Harriett E. Ream, Dean of Women, and Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Resident Di- rector, the Shaw Hall Governing Board performs the same duties as Rogers Hall. Their main aim is to have a home away from home through agreeable living con- ditions. The board posts proetors and new rules that concern the women. 15- SHOTWELL HALL-Leff fo right: Bill Allison, Stan Kasserman, Dick Kliclrner, president: John Fox, Zinn Gorby, Larry Clarlr. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB The Physical Education Club is dedicated to the pro- motion and advancement of physical education. Their main objective is to promote better interest and a more active participation in girls' sports. The members serve as referees during the girls' intra-mural basketball games. Under the leadership of Presi- dent Juli Orsini. the club has gained in membership and prestige. The sponsor is Mrs. Melissa Provancc. MEN'S GOVERNING BOARD SHOTWELL HALL The purpose of the Governing Board is to watch over Shotwell Hall day and night with little or no credit. Their job is to keep order and unity through- out the men's dormitory. This group sponsored a party for all the boys in Shotwell Hall. President of the Men's Governing Board was Dick Klickner. ,V PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB-First' row: Judy Krivalr, Judy No'He, Juli Orsini, president: Lee Oliver. Armiclo Cerio, Ella Mae Adams. Second row: Connie Sgouros, Mary Frances Whiteman, Donna Mc'- Clellan, Kay Kasnic, Nancy Shullz, Barbara Nolte, Donna Messerly, Linda Reeves, Sara Adams. 95 HILLTOP PLAYERS-Seofed: Heberle Jones, secretary: Denny Belaouf, vice-president, Mr. Vernon Riemer, sponsor: Denise Gallagher, presiclenlp Marion Pyle, treasurer. Firsf row: Evelyn Miller, Armicla Cerro, Bonnie Kearnes, Nancy Genre, Peggy Pender, Maureen Miller, Marcia Snyder, Sara Grosberg, Anlonica Fairbanks, Jerri Carney. Second row: Margie Chadwell, Helen Giovanalris, Janice Tharp, Garnet Lasure, Janet Sugiclr, Mary Ann Trombeiia, lrma Jean Higgins, Dottie Hallam, Pat Zaplra, Janet Halman, Cathy Cunningham, Carole Dines. Third row: Mary Frances Marra, Connie Sgouros, Sara Virgin, Linda Forbes, Ruth Ann Wise, Eleanor Pyle, Kay Kasnic, Cheri Green, Karen Haught. Joyce Person, Jo Ann Vogliano. Fourfh row: L. D. Moore, Kenl Robinson, Rod Beniers, Roberl Earlewine, John HopperS. Bill Ferrell, Mel Sorkowih, Pe-le Turner, Tom G-lah. HILLTOP PLAYERS i'Lights! Action! is the motto of the Hilltop Players. Composed of students interested in dramatics. the group presents two plays a year. A Visit To A Small Planet, a comedy, was presented in the fall and a dramatic pro- duction, Glass Menagerie was presented in the spring under the direction of Vernon D. Reimer. The organiza- tion presented a float in the Homecoming Parade and were hosts to the Annual High School Drama Festival. They climaxed a year of activities with a picnic. Denise Gallagher served as president. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega, thc national honorary dramatic fraternity, work hand-in-hand with the Hilltop Players on the major productions of the year. The Alpha Psi members attended a Jerome Kearns' musical produc- tion, Leave lt To Jane in Pittsburgh. Visiting other college campuses during the year to view their plays is enjoyed by all thc members. A picnic with the Hilltop Players climaxed the ycar's activities. 96 s.-'Q ALPHA PSI OMEGA-First row: Bill Ferrell, Mr. Vernon Riemer, sponsor, Denny Bebouf. Second row: Mary Ann net Lasure. Missing: Denise Gallagher, sludenl council. Trombelfa, Eleanor Pyle, secretary- lreasurer: John Null, president: Gar- l V MR. RIEMER DIRECTS CAST Visit to Cl Small Planet 07 -N., . ,,AA W TVA W l X -Q1 CAST--L. D. Moore, Kre+on: Roberi' Earlewine, Roger Spelcling: Leigh Norris, Ellen Spalding: Melvin Sorkowifz, Conrad Mayberry: John Hoppers, General Tom Powers1 Mary Ann Trombelfa, Reba Spelding: Jim Frum', Aide. THE GLASS MENAGERIE l THE GLASS MENAGERIE CAST-Vernon D. Riemer, direciorg Heberle Jones, Laura: Beverly Bosworilu, Amanda: Bill Ferrell, Tom: Mel Sor- lrowih, flue genileman caller. Tom falks seriously wiih his mofher as his sisier Laura loolzs on. Bill Ferrell as Tom, a disillusioned son, narraies The Glass Menagerie 98 SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club. under President Don Carney, ex- plores the flowery romance language through a better understanding ol' the history, customs, literature, music and culture ol' Spain. The aim of every member is to learn to speak, write, and read Spanish fluently. The club provides movies, pictures, speakers, and records to enrich and enhance their knowledge and background. Ellen A. Mattson is the sponsor ol' the Spanish Club. SPANISH CLUB-Seated: Ken Carrigan, vice-president: Vicki McHenry, secretary: Don Car- ney. president: Joyce Whippo, student council. Standing: Pat- ti Hile. Ed Nichols, Trixie Leeb, Tom Echols, Doris Leela, Mary Jane Walton. FRENCH CLUB Le Cerele Francais is calling to anyone who parle francais. Studying the French language, customs, cul- ture, music, and politics, the French Club is composed of students studying the romance language. Their pro- grams included speakers, movies, records, and student discussions. Joyce Whippo, president, led the group with Ellen A. Mattson as sponsor. The French Club meets once a month. FRENCH CLUB-Seated: Walt Stimmel, student council: Joan Newhart, secretary: Joyce Whippo, presiclent. First row: Tom Uppole, Trixie Leeb, San- cly Zebreslci, Doris Leeb. Second row: Ronald Kettler, Tom Glatz, Tom Eclwls, Ken Carri- gan. BAND-Firsf row: Loren DiFilippo, Tyrone Price, Judi Harris, Marie S+ralra, Marsha Whipltey, Pal Zaplca. Second row: Dave Zaplta, Saunclra Urbanec, Darwin Engle, Mariorie Miller, Dennis Kovarilc. Loren Flouhouse, Harry Gardner, George Arc-her, Delmer Loew. Third row: Mary Lou Wells, Floyd COLLEGE BAND Gala parades, high school tours, and outstanding concerts symbolized the successful year experienced by the West Liberty State College Band. Under the able direction of Dr. Edward Wolf, the Band practiced at least four hours a week to attain the height of perfec- tion. Although small, the high-steppers competently carried out the traditional West Liberty Spirit. This was especially exemplified in the colorful and tuneful touch that the Band gave to the Homecoming Activities. 100 STUDENT ORGAN GUILD Attending operas in Pittsburgh, bringing noited or- ganists to campus for recitals, listening to records, and serving as accompanists for other musicians are just a few of the activities promoted by the West Liberty Stu- dent Organ Guild this ycar. The chief goals of the Organ Guild, sponsored by Mr. John K. Zorian, are to advance the cause of worthy church music, to raise the standard of efficiency of organists, and to provide opportunities for the discussion of professional topics. QQPJ f' ,M I lr gl R, 'U wks -W . L xX 0 X I -v 0 was ,W wg. wx. -as rrA p 1 ,- s 1 X A FEEL gym, , f ru 5 I? E N Q . b,,,:,,3,,4 M 3 Inn.-f ' xxx? i V. pig? vi . f. g V If ig by 5 ff 5' 'K f f , m , for ' r 7 Y V Q . a .L . , g s 1 2, . K. 9 , ,,,f.., ,H 1 iii X , , a Y f . , .B y . -I Q , x A Y 1 x 1. . . , . , 7. ,. i 2 A W 'W , GLEE CLUB-Firsi row: Jo Ann Closser, Sharyne Palmer, Mary Virginia Schafer, Barbara Eller, Sue Garrison, Caiherine Bonar, Sandra Knighf, Margaref Harris, accompanisf. Second row: Viclry McHenry, Rufh Ann Wise, Sue Rodenbaugh, Bonnie Kearnes, Connie Amos, Linda Eller, Carole Rawe, Lynn Jones. Third row: Mr. Nels Leonard, Veronica Pielrowicz, Martha Cunningham, Janice Moncrief, Linda Forlaes, Beisey Alden, Sandy Hill, Joyce Dulaney. 3 . ... V .. .. , X., , ... W Q ' Vasu .. ' W f Q. .-asm, 3 L, ,-,.--as ,, . ,, A 'wa' ,'..wf v- nv- ' ' - .. .c-- r-L i-: ' l , , f nf-1' ', 1- EQ' ' 7 lr' af. . 1 ! -V. .i .., v ff' ' LI. :,. . ' COLLEGE CHOIR-Firsf row: Dr. Wallis Braman, Harriei Zimmerman, Mary Frances Whifeman, Charloile Odenheimer, Becky Kellas, Mariorie Miller, Barbara Black, Barbara Sfarlrey, Marcia Snyder, Carol Eisenhower, Pai Zaplca, Louella Miller. Second low: Saundra Urbanelr, Margaref Harris, Susie Mehl, Sanda Gwynn, Jeanne Miller, Marcia Whipkey, DoHie Hallam, Judiih Zeidler, Donna Mozena, Judi Harris, Marie Slralca. Third row: Larry Clarlr, Eddie Parshall, John Hill, Tom Black, George Archer, Loren DeFlippo, Dennis Kovasilr, Wayne Wesifall, Jerry Reeder, Russell FiHy, Loren Flou- house, David Zaplra. Fourfh row: Allen Brown, Delmar Loew, Rodney Bowers, Harry Gardner, Gary Sloclr, Louis Cefus, Floyd Lancia, Tyrone Price, Calvin Mafzlce, William Kurpiuweif, Cy Mascosko, James Guerriero, Joseph Mazzella. 102 iillrt I ' MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE-Seated: Linda Hatfield, secretary-treasurer: Pai Zaplca, vice-president: Ed Parshall, president: Louella Miller, reporter: Mr. Nels Leonard. Firsf row: Delmer Loew, Margaret Harris, Mary Ann Maltese, Sandra Gwynn, Jancie Moncrief, Judy Zeidler, Mariorie Miller, Carol Eisenhower, Barbara Starkey, Loren DiFiIippo. Second row: Larry Clarlc, Barbara Eller, Marcia Whipltey, Saundra Urbanelt, Judi Harris, Marie Siralta, James Buracchio, George Archer. Third row: Tom Black, Harry Gardner, Allen Brown, Bob DeSI'efano, Loren Flouhouse, David Zapka, Wayne Westfall, Dennis Kovarilr, Russell FeH'y. Fourfh row: Rod- ney Bowers, Joe Winland, Darwin Engle, Louis Cefus, Floyd Lancia, John Hill, William Kurpiuweir, Jerry Reeder, James Guerriero, Tyrone Price. GLEE CLUB Sing! Sing! Sing! is very well the motto of the girls who make up the Glee Club. The newly-formed organi- zation is composed of girls who de- sire to sing for pleasure. Throughout the year the club has presented var- ious assemblies to the college. The main project of the year was a trip to the area high schools where a music program was presented. The organiza- tion is under the direction of Mr. Nels Leonard. COLLEGE CHOIR The College Choir is composed of music majors and all who have a de- sire to sing. The Choir provided beau- tiful and inspiring music for the Christmas Assembly. They have also provided fine musical assemblies throughout the year. The purpose of this organization is to bring musical entertainment to the campus. The golden sound of the chorus may be fast, slow, cheerful, melancholy, soft or loud, but it goes on. The chorus is under the able direction of Dr. Wallis D. Braman. I 03 M. E. N. C. The Music Educators National Con- ference is part of a national organiza- tion comprised of music teachers in elementary and secondary education. The club is composed of future music teachers who are eager to gain a better understanding in the professional field of music education. At each monthly meeting, one member presents a selec- tion of his choice. Many members at- tended the state Music Educator's Na- tional Conference in Morgantown. The organization is under the leader- ship of Eddie Parshall, president. SNEA-Seated: Joycie Spadafora, student council: Mary Ann Trom- beffa, corresponding secretary: MoneH'e Jones, recording secre- tary: Ruth Fiazza, president: Clara Scandola, vice-president: Gloria Scoichell, lreasurerg Laddie R. Bell, sponsor. Firsf row: Norma Busto, Mary Jane Fox, Sandy Nol- an, Judy Walker, Carol Dines, Julie Orsini, Angela Moore, Shar- on Schramm, Janet Halman, Joyce Porfer, Linda Reeves, Linda Marsh, Ella May Adams, Vicky McHenry, Suzanne Sfyers, Bertha Kouroubla- kis. Second row: Betsey Alden, Jan- ice Tharp, Erma Jean Higgins, Bar- bara Black, Barbara Raines, Jane Malficks, Marion Pyle, Dianne Rol- sfon, Eleanor Pyle, Eleanor Sliday, Jessie Myers, Sally Mathieson, Linda Forbes, Nancy Helriciks, Mary Frances Whiteman. Third row: Tom Uppole, Paul Plimpfon, Jim Loew, Jerry Wilhelm', Charles Murphy, Alex Salvatori, Fred Me- rica, Jack Givens, Spiros Vaneza- los, Delmer Loew, Jerry Eddy, Vince Monseau, Walter Sfimmel. S. N. E. A. Comprised of students who will he teachers upon grad- uation, the Student National Education Association has had another successful year. This group is one ot' the largest and most active organizations on campus. The purpose of SNEA is to provide professional training in education and to learn some of the responsibilities of being a teacher. Annually, the group sponsors a High School Visitation Day when members of local high school Future Teachers ol' America are their guests. SCIENCE CLUB Students interested in any one of the science fields comprise the Science Club. The major project of this group during the year is to organize and con- duct the Annual Science Fair lor the various high schools in the area. The Science Club often meets with repre- sentatives lrom various scientific fields to discuss recent advances in the science fields. The members ol' this group have taken an active part in furthering science on the campus. 104 SClENCE CLUB-Seofed: Jerry Eddy, secretary: William Thorn- burg, president Alan Marshall, vice-president: John llelfz, trea- surer. Firsf row: Walter S-limmel, Heberle Jones, Janet Becker, Mar- ion Pyle, Elinor Moser, Alice Con- drey, Fred Kerns, Tom Moore. Second row: Frank Martin, Butch Duggan, William Webb, Rich Stonestreei, Pele Goodwin, Phil Palmer, Kent Robinson, Terry Mil- ler, Carroll Blake. IRC-Sealed: David Zapka, Gloria Scotchell, Janet Halman. Bob Earlewine, president: Mildred Kite, secretary-treasurer: Dr. Bertha Leaman, sponsor: Louella Miller. Standing: Jerry Caseman, Cathy Cunningham, Mary Jane Walton, Jeannin Gilles, Spiros Vanezalos, Joe DeBolt, Pete Turner, John Fox, Georgette Abercombie. I. R. C. One of the most interesting and enlightning programs sponsored by the International Relations Club this year was the bringing of the Education Attache from Ghana to our campus for a visit and a lecture series. Bob Earlewine, president ot' the organization, planned a series of high school programs in which West Liberty students presented panel discussions of world problems at various area high schools. Dr. Bertha R. Leaman is the sponsor of the group. BOOK CLUB The Book Club is comprised of students who have an interest in good literature and reading. Under the direction of Vivian Boughter, the group met the first Monday of every month in the Colonial Dining Room, Shaw Hall. Robert Sykes, a former West Liberty stu- dent and presently a professor at Bethany College, was the principal outside speaker at the Book Club this year. West Liberty professors and students also participated in other programs. The Club is open to all interested students. BOOK CLUB-Kneeling: Joe DeBol'l, Charles Murphy, president: Tom Uppole. Sfanding: Barbara Starkey, Louella Miller, Sidsel Aamodt, Mrs. Vivian Boughter, sponsor: Judy Notte, Phillippa Brand, Mary Ann Maltese. 105 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL-Firsf row: Barry Guinn, Harry Gardner, John Fox. Second row: Joe DeBol+, Ed Turlcaly, William Gearharl, Bill Perry. IN TER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL The lnter-Fraternity Council is composed ol' the president and vice- president from each social fratern- ity on campus. This group serves as a regulating device for organizing the rush season, supervising the ini- tiation, and for regulating other re- quirements for pledging a fratern- ity. The Council, also, co-ordinates various inter-fraternity activities. Serving as a mediation board, the Council strives to solve any prob- lem which might arise concerning the fraternities. The chairman this year is Barry Guinng Dr. Joseph Bartell is sponsor. GREEK GOVERNING BOARDS PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Each social sorority on cam- pus is represented by one mem- ber on the Pan-Hellenic Council. It is through this group that the various activities including rush season, open rush season, Pan- Hellenic Week-end, and Pan- Hellenic Banquet are co-ordi- nated. This group helps formu- late the rules governing rushing seasons and regulating pledging a sorority. This year the Council initiated the practice of open rushing which was held second semester, The organization was led by Garnet Lasure, president, and Dean Harriet Ream, spon- sor. , 'rsfiifliliglggif' f 5 :fifgwgii fi ' MJ' are ' li i'ii l Jaffe- , is 4, i ,si ,H f..., .a- xv 'rf -.0 '.,s:,w:'ar 1 I Q. PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL-Firsf row: Beverly Wallace, Jerri Carney, ireasurerg Garnet Lasure, president: Karen Simpson, secreiaryg Donna Howe, Miss Herriel Ream. 106 rg? T5 J 'fi Q-3 DENTAL HYGIENE CLUB-Seated: Beth Lewis, secrefary: Mary Jane Vafh, president Myrna Karcis, vice-presidenlg Gogi Ciarrocchi, treasurer. Firsf row: Jane Kreuzberg, Nancy Genlce, Molly Whefsel, Norma Boers, Alyce Condrey, Connie Capobianco, Pal Stedman. Second row: Sandra Crosland, Delores Bergad, Barbara Sill, Virg'nia Hill, Barbara Maseda, Maureen Miller, Lynne Saupe, Alice Whit'- fle, Annelle Ashley, Penny Stephens. Third row: Pal Wolf, Peg Fleclrer, Carolyn Flinl, Pal Relyea, Sherry Stone, Sandy Follin, Bonnie Carnes, Sandra Hohman, Jan Waggener. Rourfh row: Dana Balrer, Helene Enlwisile, Carol Williams, Dian Barber, Elizabeth Hansen, Catherine Maffingly, Priscilla Suray, Beclmy Conrad, Mary Jean Ammons, Claire Schuyler. DENTAL HYGIENE CLUB The white cap with a lavendar stripe, which is the mark ol' the professional dental hygienist, is the aim of every girl in the dental hygiene club. Cleaning, polishing, and X-raying teeth prepare the girls for their future profession. This year the club held a sock-hop, sold tooth brushes, and had several picnics. The second-year Dental Hygiene students attended at convention in St. Clairsville, Ohio, held by the Ohio Valley Academy ol' Dentistry. The annual show which featured a New Orleans theme highlighted the year. Miss Pauline Brine, director of the DENTAL HY- GIENE cleparlmenl, caps Kitty Lou Clark. The cap is significant of one year's training in lhe Denial Hygiene program. CHEERLEADERS AND MAJORETTES Leff fo righf: Pal Gregory, Barb Maseda, Jaclcie Wallace, Shirley Ossi, Joyce Spade- fora, .head cheerleader. MAIORETTES Leading the West Liberty State College Band was the job of these four majorettes. The girls partici- pated, along with the band, in the Homecoming festivities and in the Christmas parade in Wheeling. For the first time, the majorettes were selected from the whole body ol' girls instead of only those in the band. This year the maiorettes were hostesses to the Weirton High School Band at Homecoming. CHEERLEADERS The best supporters ol' all the teams are the five cheerleaders. They back the team through all losses and victories. The cheer- leaders have a constitution stating rules for themselves and future cheerleaders. Joyce Spadafora, head cheerleader, was named Outstanding Cheerleader at the West Vir- ginia lntercollegiate Athletic Conference Tournament. They are also honorary mem- bers ofthe Varsity Club. Miss Pauline Brine is sponsor. Leff fo righf: Barb Meredith, heady Donna Bras, Penny Stephens, Marcia Whipltey. 108 rc.. IIN HOME ECONOMICS CLUB - Seafed: Trixie Leeb, Marion Pyle, president: Kay Kartman, Judy Wagner. Standing: Maggie Vogel, Virginia Knighlslep, Miss Arela Hicks, sponsor: Mrs. Eleanor Pyle, 'Carole Dines, Sandy Zebreslri, Judy Nichols, Nancy Hefrick, Judy Walker. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club, attempting to promote better homemaking and happy family relations. has had at successful year. Under the capable leadership of Marion Pyle, members published a student directory, sponsored a party for pre-school children, sold souvenir SOCIOLOGY CLUB The Sociology Club, organized during the first semester, is one ol' the youngest clubs on campus. The organization is composed of students who are interested in the study of the societies of the world. Since there are no Sociology majors, this organization is open to all interested students. They have had many interesting programs and debates during the year under the guidance of their spon- sor, Michael Kupersanin. ash trays, and attended the state conference at Jackson's Mills. Monthly, professional instructors lectured or demonstrated to the members and guests such arts as Christmas decorations, hair styling, and current fashions. Miss Areta Hicks sponsors the club. SOCIOLOGY CLUB-Seafecl: Sidsel Aamodi, Mr. Michael Kupersanin, sponsor: Louella Miller. Sfanding: Mary Ann Maltese, Charles Murphy, Sandy Urbanelc. 1 09 BARBARA L. BLACK Miss Blaclr, presidenf of The Chi Delia Phi Sororify, is an elemen- iary educafion maior. She has been bofh vice-presidenf and presideni of The SCA, a member of +l1e chorus, a member of Ihe Organ Guild and secrefary-Treasurer of fhe MENC. She was secreiary ol The Panhellenic Council lasi year. VVI-IO'S WHO IN AMERICAN The selection of WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNI- VERSITIES AND COLLEGES was based upon scholarship, leadership, character, and B . NORMA J. BUSTO Miss Busfo, a French maior, is presidenf of fhe Alpha Tau Gam- ma Sororiiy. She has served as secrefary and Ireasurer of Le Cer- cle Francais. She has also been a member of The Trumpef Siaff. Hilliop Players, SNEA, Spanish glut, Newman Club, and Boolc u . .ae I... ge the , 5 safe - s X l sm in riff ,, .,.:,.:, . Q ,S . H. V H 1 wifi I JOSEPH E. DAVIS Treasurer of +he Bela Gamma Frafernify for 'Iwo years, Davis is a Business Adminislraiion maior. A member of fhe Sfudeni Council, he has been Ireasurer of ihe Junior Class and +he Men's Governing Board. Davis was sporfs edifor of The Trumpei one year. He is a member of fhe Business Club and JOHN E. HOLMAN Presidenf of fhe Chi Beia Phi Fraferniiy, Holman is a Pre-Med lBiologyl maior. He is also a member of Alpha Phi Sigma, Sci- ence Club, and French Club. IRC. JOSEPH W. DEBOLT DeBol'r, a Social Science maior, is presidenf of 'lhe Kappa Delia Kappa Fraiernify. Vice-presideni' of The band, he has been a member of The chorus, Wesl Liberiy Sing- ers, MENC, Organ Guild, and leader of 'Ihe pep band. DeBolI has also been a member of The IRC, IFC, and Book Club. MARTHA E. KOPCHA Miss Kopcha, a Malhemafics maior, has been secreiary and his- Iorian of ihe Chi Delia Phi Soror- ily. A member of Chi Befa Phi, she has served as associaie ediior of The Trumpet Miss Kopcha has also been a member of 'Ihe Windinq Road siaff, S-CA, SNEA, and Hill- lop Players. 110 if To LL! service to thc school. Only those seniors who had maintained u 2.5 average were considered by thc Student-Faculty Committee. 'N f wilhars DOROTHY KOTROUMANIS Miss Kolroumanis is a Speech maior. A member of ihe Phi Della Alpha Sororily, she has served as associaie edilor of The Trumpel. Miss Koiroumanis has been a mem- ber of Alpha Psi Omega, SNEA, Hillfop Players, and 'lhe Winding Road slaff. JUDITH A NOTTE WALTER R. PANNETT Pannefl, a Physical Education maior, was named 'Ihe mosf valu- able player in The WVIC baslxel- ball fournamenl. A member of Sig- ma Beta Chi, he has been a mem- ber of SN EA. sr' Miss Nofle, presudeni of Lambda Phi Epsilon Sororify, is an Elemen- fary Eclucafion maior. She was presidenf of 'fhe Panhellenic Coun- cil lasl year. Miss Nofle is secre- fary of 'lhe Senior Class and of fhe Physical Educafion Club. She is also a member of Ihe SNEA and Book Club. Miss NoH'e has served on The Trumpel slaff, member of SCA, and fhe chorus. ELEANOR L. PYLE Presidenf of Alpha Phi Sigma. Mrs. Pyle is a Home Economic-s maicr. She is a member of Alpha Psi Omega, SNEA, and Home Eco- nomics Club. A slaff member of Ihe Winding Road, she has also been a member of The Trumpel slaff. x JU DITH I. RICE Miss Rice, an Elemenlary Edu- cafion miaior, is a member of Phi Della Alpha Sororily. A mem'ber of SCA, she has been a member on SNEA, IRC, and Sfudenf Coun- cu . ERNEST K. ROBINSON Robinson, a chemislry maior, is presidenl of Sludenf Council. He has also been presidenl' of 'lhe Kappa Della Kappa Fralernify and the Junior Class. He is a member of lhe Science Club, Hilllop Players, and French Club. Robin- son is vice-presideni of Chi Bela Phi and a member of Alpha Psi Omega. fg WHO'S WHO PETE R. ROHAL Presidenr of Kappa Pi, Rohal is a Bi- ology maior. Secreiary of Sigma Bela Chi Fralernify, he was presidenf of his Freshman Class. He has been designer for +he Winding Road and repor+er for The Trumpef. Ha has also been a member of Sfudenf Council, SNEA, and chorus. JANET V. SUGICK Miss Sugiclr, a Vocalional Business ma- ior, is a member of Chi Della Phi Soror- ify. She is vice-presidenr of Alpha Phi Sigm'a and has been on fhe staff of 'lhe Winding Road and The Trumpet She was secrefary of The Business Club, vice- presidenr of SNEA, Treasurer of Newman Club, and a member of Hilliop Players. MARY ANN TROMBETTA Miss Trombefla, a Speech maior, is pasi' presidenr of Chi Della Phi Sororify. She was assislanl edilor of rhe Winding Road and reporfer for The Trumpef. A member of Alpha Psi Omega, she is also a member of Hilllop Players, SNEA, and Newman Club. 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' - .::2, :f 7 55. fee HCDNORARY FRATERNITIES ALPHA PHI SIGMA-Seafed: John Hohman, Janel' Sugiclr, Dr. Raymond Hughes, sponsor: Eleanor Pyle president: Louise Radcliff. Standing: Joan Neuharf, Dorothy Presley, Joyce Whippo, Helen Sptrlto Shirley Cuomo, Judy Brandi. CHI BETA PHI FRATERNITY To provide scientists of tomorrow is the goal of Chi Beta Phi, the national honorary science fratern- ity. The fraternity has or- ganized an employment a- gency in conjunction with the various industries in the valley. This agency provides science majors and minors with part-time employment in their field in order that they may put into practice, under work- ing conditions, the know- ledge obtained in the class- room. The sponsor of Chi Beta Phi is Dr. Clyde Campbell. ALPHA PHI SIGMA Alpha Phi Sigma, na- tional scholastic honorary, gives recognition to stu- dents who maintain high scholastic averages. Hav- ing maintained the requir- ed 3.5 average for two consecutive semesters, ten new members were initi- ated at the annual fall ini- tiation. The annual ban- quet was held January 29 at Wilson Lodge. The Al- pha Phi Sigma Key is awarded annually to the outstanding senior mem- ber. Sponsor of the fra- ternity is the national pres- ident, Dr. Raymond G. Hughes. Eleanor Pyle serv- ed as president. CHI BETA PHI FRATERNITY-Seafed: Elinor Moser, lreasurerg Vickie McHenry, Louise Ralcliff Rudy Zalezalo, vice president: John Hohman, president. Standing: Kenl Robinson, Alex Salvaloru Tom Weelrs, Richard Sfonesireel, Howard Hasltinson, William Thornburg, Butch Duggan, Jerry Eddy Dr Clyde Campbell. sponsor: Sylvia Davis, Joan Newharl. 118 I-IONOBARY AND PROFESSIONAL Kappa Pi, the national art fraternity, Linder the direction of President Pete Rohal and lr. William Martin completed its eleventh year on West Liberty campus. All the members Kappa Pi have achieved at least fifteen hours ol' B art work. The aims of the fraternity e to maintain a better understanding and appreciation of art and to produce art of fine quality. DELTA SIGMA Pl - Seated: Robert Miller, Senior Guide: Ronald Liptalc: Archie Grancla, treasurer: Phil Hayden: Wil- liam Kailris, president: Dominic Tonti, senior vice-president: Ed VanLynn, secretary: Lou Bres- cel, chancellor: Tom Becker, assistant secretary. First row: Mr. Ronald Sagraves, sponsor: Mr. Bernard Landwehr, spon- sor: Robert Hammel, James Carter, William Hill, Larry Bradfield, William Welch. Sec- ond row: Louis Kondus, Jack Adams, John Balaltos, Jim Sav- age, Jerry Johnson, Cameron Cline, Richard Ruhland, Arch Messer, Kenneth Hoagland. Third row: Richard McClain, Robert McCracken, Ron Oser, Dave Louder, Elihu Lebow. Roger High, Fred Yeager, Henry Maroclcie, Joe DeFelica. KAPPA Pl-Gerry McManis. Dorothy Presley, John Rinky, Joyce Spadatora, Barbara Sim- mons, James Ravoria, Robert Boyles, Pete Rohal, president: Bev Wallace, secretary-trea- surer: Ted Phillips. Judy Mow- ry, Margaret Hensel, Janet Halman, Mr. Bernie K. Peace. Missing: Mr. William Martin, faculty advisor. Kappa Pi On May 21, 1960, Delta Omega Chapter became the l l0th chapter to be installed by Delta Sigma Pi. Delta Omega Chapter is the only professional fraternity on campus and the only Dellq chapter ol' Delta Sigma Pi in the state of West Virginia. Sigma Pi Under the capable leadership of President William Kaikis and faculty advisor Ronald Sagraves, the chapter began its first year by touring the Wheeling Steel Works at Yorkville and Steubenville. Speakers in many phases of business were invited to speak before the chapter members. Other activities included a float in the Homecoming Parade, the sale of school sweat- shirts, and the sale of refreshments at home football games. 119 ALPHA TAU GAMMA SORORITY l i ALPHA TAU GAMMA SORORITY-Seofed: Barbara Maseda, reporlerg Moneile Jones, Siudeni Council: Peggy Wucher, correspond- ing secrefaryg Gaye Duplce, recording secretary: Norma Busio, presidenlg Clara Scanclola, vice-president Pal Zdinalr, lreasurerg Garner Lasure, Panhellenic represenfariveg Myrna McSwegin, hisloriang Linda Warren, chaplin. Firsf row: Sherolyn Fisher, Virginia Knigl-ifsiep. Mary Jane Fox, Gloria Scolchell, Carol Bender, Judy Zeidler, Priscilla Suray, Barbara Cevario, Joyce Spadafora. Third row: Pauline Shernislry, Emilia Viola, Jaclrie Wallace, Carole Dines, Peggy Pender, Peggy Niclrerson, Janel Miller, Armida Cerro, Sara Jane Free- land, Karen Ross. Fourfb row: Mary Frances Marra, Dana Baker, Donna Mozena, Linda Forbes, Kalhy Bruhn, Dianne Ralsion, Judy Wagner, Joyce Person, Beisy Fischer, Joyce Dulaney, Judy Dodds, Janef Canei. Missing: Mary Caroline Chapline. The only way to have a friend is to be one is the motto of the , Alpha Tau Gamma sorority. The , AT's completed another successful year by winning the Honorary 3 Scholastic Award, the Hilltop Chcering Cup for the fourth con- secutive year, and the Cheering Award for the third consecutive year. Some ol' thc main projects included a Shave and Haircut, a Valentine Party for St. Vincent's Orphanage, an annual show en- titled This ls Your Life, College Jane, ax car wash, and a dinner dance. Mrs. Melissa Provance is the sponsor and first sister of the Alpha Tau's. Caroline Chapline, Mary Frances Marra, Barb Cev- ario, and Do+'l'ie Wrighl dance l'l1e Charlesfon in lhe AT Show enfiiled, This ls Your Life, College Jane. HI DELTA PI-II SGRORITY CHI DELTA PHI-Filsf row: Judy Wallcer, Donna Howe, Mariorie Miller, Barbara Black, president: Sue Ayers, Sara Virgin Judy Rice Nancy Helriclr, Sandra Nolan, Louella Miller. Second row: Linda Marsh, Doris Leeb, Mary Ann Trombe-Ha, Cathy Bonar Mary Miller Carol Tuflle, Janet Sugiclt, Shirley Miller, Jessie Myers. Third row: Jeannine Gilles, Jane Mafiiclts, Sue Rodenbaugh Mildred Six Veronica Piehowicz, Eleanor Dague, Sandy Hammond, Barbara Raine.s Sporting a new uniform ol' royal blue weskits and pleated skirts, the Chi Delta Phi Sor- ority under the leadership of Barbara Black completed an- other exciting and successful year. Among their many ac- tivities are included rush par- ties, their 30th annual re- union, a Mother-Daughter Banquet, Violet Breakfast, and a trip to Pittsburgh in the Spring. During the year, the members were busy sell- ing hot dogs, pcnnants, all- occasion cards, and Cort Cos- metics. Their sponsor is Miss Ellen Mattson. CHI DELTS sing 'For 'lhe alumni al' the Reunion held in October 121 3 IOTA Psi ALPHA SORORITY IOTA PSI ALPHA-Firsf row: Helen Spirlto, Gerry McMannis, Karen Simpson, Sydney Robbins, president: Brenda Amos, Sue Moore, Marcia Whipkey, Barbara Roscoe. Second row: Myrna Karcis, Bonnie Kearnes, Penny Slephens, Peggy Flec-lcer, Sandy Hohman, Norma Beers. Third row: Nancy Genre, Maureen Miller, Kay McGil'ion, Elaine Schuyler, Alice Whiflle, Carol Kedward, Lynne Saupe, Annelle Ashley, Molly Whelsel. Fourfh row: Beverly Carpenter, Joyce Hammond, Mary Jean Ammons, Carol Williams, Judith Harris, Ruth Wise, Karen Haughl, Carolyn Flinf. li' in 'I lillluili 7 Down through the years we shall have many fond memories T of this year and many reasons to keep the name Iota Psi Alpha Tw. M , in our hearts. The activities of J' the Iotas this year included a - successful rush party, intramural A. basketball games and pizza sales. They also sponsored the Spring Formal. The lotas were under the leadership of President Syd- f,, V. f ney Robbins and Sponsors Miss Nellie Krise and Mrs. Frances Parriot. , Q i A All-rx , :1,,,1JfFf' ' Vg 1 fn 1. ri lm.-f !,f.w,, A foasl lo Germany, from 'lhe IOTA acfives and guests a'r their form'al rush parly. '!1 sf LAMBDA PHI EPSILGN SORGRITY LAMBDA PHI EPSILON-Seafed: Gerry Ellioil, Pai Gregory, Belfe Hadsell, Judy Nolfe, presidenf: Judy Osburn, Anne Hundley, Janice Beiser. Firsf row: Barbara Sill, Marsha Noble, Connie Amos, Donna Bres, Jane Kreulberg, Belh Lewis, Pal Lohr, Pai Morgan Kay Kariman, Kalhy Pcgorzelslri, Darlene Goff, Janice Tharp. Second row: Pai Relyea, Mary Belh Guinn, Pal Brennan, Penny Goodwin, Joan Miracle, Linda Albrifion, Harrielle Hanlein, Killy Clarlr, Sharon Palmer, Connie Sgouros. Third row: Leigh Norris, Sandy Cros- land, Barbara Pace, Beverly Burner, Mary Ann Kimball, Donna McClellan, Joanne Vogliano, Jeannie Cairns, Donna McGuire, Karen Oldham, Par Wolfe, Arlene Eclrholdl, Virginial Hill. Fourfh row: Shirley Davis, Aniia Jean Miller, Nelma Uhl, Marion Pyle, Charlene Pasco, Helene Eniwisfle, Barbara France, Joan Roadcap, Barbara Nolle, Mary Belh Drawneclr, Mary Van Horn, Maureen McCaig, Cindy Parsons, Sherry Sione, Mary Jane Vafh. Why slay we on enrlh unless to grow? is the molto of the girls dressed in brown und white. Planning 11 float for the Homecoming Parade, selling candy, participating in intramural basketball games, revising the constitution, orguni- s zing the alumni, und holding u successful rush purly kept the Lumdu's busy all year. They also held un unnual dinner- dunce und instuIlution-of-officers dinner. The Lumhdu's led ai successful year under the leadership of President Judy Notte und sponsor Miss Lois Shumway. J' V We'll be down 'lo gel you in a laxi, pledges! sing Kay Karlman. Bev Wallace, Janice Tharp, Anne Hundley, and Judy Osburn. i 1 + PHI DELTA ALPHA SOROBITY PHI DELTA ALPHA-Seofed: Pattie Price, Shirley Ossi, Betsey, Alden. president: Harriet Zimmerman. Firsl row: Sidsel Aamondt, Mar- ney Lou Spillers, Susie Mehl, Betty Lou Cunningham, Cathy Cunningham, Trixie Leeb, Sharyne Palmer, Heberle Jones, Glenda Hub- bard, Nica Fairbanks, Jerri Carney. Second row: Ruth Fiazza, Lee Stenger. Becky Kellas, Suzanne Styers, Joyce Porter, Sharon Schramn, Sandra Gwynn, Carol Eisenhower, Gogi Ciarrocchi, Pat Zapka. Third row: Bonnie Carns, Charlotte Odenheimer, Monalee Carter, Alyce Condry, Thrya Olson, Sara Grosberg, Sally Mathieson, Donna Messerly, Lynn Jones. Fourth row: Kay Kasnic, Becky Conrad, Sandy Urbanek, Sue Ann Dennis, Cheri Green, Elinor Moser, Dian Barber, Linda Hatfield. V -Aiwa it-fi' 1 The girls in the green and white are members of the Phi Delta Alpha. Making a float for the Homecoming Parade, hold- ing a rush party at the Christian Church in West Liberty, having raffles and lec- ture series, and doing charity work were only a few of the many activities of the Phi Delts. They have also issued for the W 'ig first time a symphony for their members. The sorority was led by President Betsey Alden and Sponsors Millie Kerns and I y Amy Hamilton. Q it tx I , ' .1751 . ?5'fk'- it s ff af, , t X, 5, k A, V l The PHI DELT'S float in the Homecoming Parade, featuring their own Dinah Shore -Kay Mundie-with her court. 124 BETA GAMMA FRATERNITY BETA GAMMA FRATERNITY-Seafed: Larry Bradfielcl, treasurer: Harry Gardner, president: John Fox, vice presi- dent: Roy Duggan, secretary. Firsf row: Jerry Osbourn, Bill Hale, Dean McKinney, Larry Clark, Wall- Slimmel, Terry Miller, Mr. Michael Kupersanin, sponsor. Second row: Jim Workman, Joe Davis, Pai Hari, Phil Palmer, Jerry Fonlaine, Fred Holme, Dave Cooper, Jerry Ruppel, Cy Mocoslro. Third row: Tom Glaiz, Pete Turner, Dave Moore, Dave Hoy, Jay Schoolcrafr, Bill Fox, Don Yost, John Magers, Jerry Eddy. Fourfh row: Al Huff, L. D. Moore, Haynes Huddlejlon, Rich Slonesfreei, Herschel Thomas, Tom Kendriclr, Jim Thomas, Jim Niclrlus, Chick Brand, Bob Poe, Gus Mi ler. BETA GAMMA FRATERNITY Beta Gamma fraternity. sporting red hlazers. had a very successful year. The main project of the Betas was sponsoring the Christmas Dance. Their other activities included winning third prize for their float in the Homecoming Parade. selling refresh- ments during the home basketball games and high school tournaments, and holding center dances. Harry Gardner served as president of the Betas for the second year. Their sponsor was Mr. Michael Kupersanin. BETA5 decorate free for Christmas Dance. CHI NU FRATERNITY l l CHI NU FRATERNITY-Seafed: Tom Bland, sgf.-ai-arms: Ed Turkaly, vice president: Bill Allison, secretary: Norm McNally, treasurer. Firsf row: Dick Romanosky, Dick Dei, Lou Cardamone, Terry Signorella, Fred Principi, Joe Koval, Jim Schramm. Jim Peel, Bill Lilman, Mr. Richard Pavlik, sponsor. Second low: Dr. Robert Larson, sponsor: Roy Kasamikis, Mick Winkler, Joe Lichens, Larry Lebin, Larry Boseffi, Bob Todd, Vince Monseau, Dave Palierson, Jack Givens, John Longo. Third row: John Hannon, Vince PaoleHi, Dave Finairi, Bill Pinazzi, Zinn Gorby, Fudge Pohland, Ernie Miller, Fred Chambers, Larry Dalesio, Arnie Kale- brez. Fourfli row: Bud Billiard, Russ Opipery, Bob Boyles, Don Paravano, Ralph Krusan, John Roman, Phil Stahl, Ernie Brady, Bob Abercombie, Richard Glover, Jack Dineen, Bill DeBone. ,...., ,,,,,.,.wm,. Y, ..,....m X ,V . Q T Y ,i Qggl' 3wif' a:-49,5-A, on Vi ' ,H s, L' 5' i . , - My Qya-Wag. A- H is '- . me . .Q -- 1 .,, , it z avg, A759 CHI NU FRATERNITY A i :.1fZ3 E'l52545!5.::: i,:5' 2-:. ,1,. .zzi . 'iv Www M ' Under the capable leadership of if-5-wtf: , , Willie Gearhart, the Chi Nu frater- gifs i s -ffsifii we a, nity completed another busy year. if 3 sigh' H They took in thirty-three pledges fiifh-fy' which is the largest in their history. :-- : g . Among the many activities of the ' ii' fi Chi Nu's were entering a float in the Homecoming Parade, having 'We rush parties, and sponsoring the Sweetheart Ball. The annual spring Wraacg' fer-N215 .Q dinner dance and picnic, attended A i, by many alumni, climaxed the year's activities. Co-sponsors of the fraternity are Dr. Robert Larson and Mr. Richard Pavlic. The CHI NU'S use Groucho Marx theme for Homecoming float. 126 KAPPA DELTA KAPPA FRATERNITY KAPPA DELTA KAPPA FRATERNITY-Sealed: Tom Echols lreasurerg Barry Guinn, vice president: Dr. Raymond G. Hughes, sponsor: Joe DeBoll, presidenl: Jerry Reeder, secretary. Firsf row: Eddie Angel, Tom Uppole, Jim Loew, Bill Ferrell. Second row: Del Duvall, Allen Brown, Harold Furbee, Pal McGee, Wayne Weslfall, Russell Felly, Jim While, Tom Hatfield, Ed Par- sh-Jll, Loren Flouhouse. Third row: Lou Cefus, Thomas D. Moore, Floyd Lancia, Paul Mayne, Raymond George, John Hill, Gene Smith, Fred Merica. x . Lk KAPPA DELTA KAPPA FRATERNITY A Winning the best float award in V ,jitt- the Homecoming Parade. the Kap- N pa Delta Kappa's have been very ' , l , active. Under the leadership ol' President Joe DeBolt, the Kappa's hiv ' Q, wrote and presented their annual E' . 1?Lgt53e.? show. They also sponsored a pep mt,-'t li Qetj.allfAl'lP'x band to play at the basketball ,wtf-we games and at the pep assemblies. The Kappa's also won the mcn's cheering award for the best cheer- ing section at the many basketball games. Organized ten years ago, the fraternity is sponsored by Dr. Raymond G. Hughes. KAPPA pledges deco- rale lndlan statue on 5 -ss Wheeling. Hall. A A, r X Y is is au a C ' 'T' V sa ,af f.-T yigllo lint 1241 -1 .., ,411-Y:-f,k-5fm.t.,,t.ma SIGMA BETA CHI FRATERNITY I I SIGMA BETA CHI FRATERNITY-Seafed: Carl Carey, secreiaryg Bill Parry, vice president: Noel Swerffeger, sgf.-at-arms: Garth lnnocenfi, treasurer. Firsf row: Dr. Clyde Campbell, sponsor: Denny Beboui, John Belh, Don Carney, John Zowlinslry, Jim Dulle, Jerry Lewis, Tom Rider, Bill Hagel, Bud Hunter, Tom Byard, Jalre Hollingwood, Tom Panneii, Mr. Donald Brannon, sponsor. Second row: Tony Mascolino, Milce Richards, Bill Landmeyer, Jerry Cameron, Dave Gidilt, Jim Shultz, Greig Sheldon, Bob Koper, Bill Anderson, Jerry Gordon. Third row: Bob Burton, Jim Kimball, Mail' Javersalr, Diclr Edge, AI Marshall, Bruce Bonar, Don Le- Masters, Charles Lohr, Dave Waples. SIGMA BETA CHI Sigma Beta Chi fraternity, under the direction of .lim Frum, president, had another successful year. The Sig- ma's big event of the year was the presentation of their fraternity show, The Big Splash , which was climaxed by the crowning of Mrs. Schwertfeger as the new Sigma Queen. Being the oldest fraternity on campus, they pre- sented a float in the Homecoming Par- ade, had a dinner dance, sponsored a Fraternity Alumni Reunion and a pic- nic. Sponsors of the Sigma's are Dr. Clyde Campbell and Mr. Donald Brannon. r --rf A ' : I . - + at I y ,,. - ly l - , ' -' '. X 2:22 wifi 2' . it iw l as I wt . S - . .5 I ' , is -Qu' ' 'di K 'I-,if j ?i'1 'TTT W- I ' 1 's' i I Vi . W , .S X., 5 fyfhl t y , . idx. I: S ' . .. V , 1 . . I k 1 I Im :ij mi, 5' A gms ' '1 1 f l 7 . 1 f K5 G .1 , 1 f f , .Y , . Al P- , mini. .19 . .. ,il A ,f A, ,,, . , -- ' Jr' pw ' ., r .A - 7' ' ,jp .I I . .4 ,f ,---2 Q. ' M, ' t , f- , taeifa Q gi jf' 1 1 ,fe , my ' ... I' 1 5 Mrs. Katie Schwerlfeger, I960-bl SWEETHEART OF SIGMA BETA CHI, is presented with a bouquel' of roses. 128 0 .J 5' R 1 1, Q 'S' .1 A an ss J,- 1 35. u.: N. I 415 ,K ms 'Hams ii S, gn S W W ss W-ss Wmnmgmswgisl Q ,M H . H fa w m .,., Q l , H 1 M H 5 Q, E . an M sm ,syfsw . nu mf na ss a mm a E , m H: Q am f 1 Wag ' 1' wQ A 's 1 may mwfi mama 1.4 :rf ms, WQM kansas v H w A-auf N , ss K miss Wm wa a E E a w si msn ss m K mm X may E U mg ww 5 mu Y ss Emu aw-X1 was-M .W ,.gw',Ww'a 'lAE,.s3 ,E.. wr RH mb mmf we- OQTBALL 1960 FOOTBALL SQUAD-Firsf row: John Pape, Ace Lyle, Denny Bebouf, Jake Hollowood, Dick Hughes, Vince Monseau, Dick Dei, Henry Boyd, Lou Cardambne, Larry Neel , Dan Meeker, Noel Schwerffeger, Tom Panneil, Manager Jim Schramm. Second row: Zinn Gorlay, Del Duvall, Larry Bosseffi, Tony Mariino, Dave Waples, Bob Koper, Tom Bland, Carl Brown, Don Wafkins, John Zwolenski, David Hay, Doug Johnsion, Russ Opipery. Third row.- Head Coach Al Blafnik, Bud Billiard, Roy Kasimakis, Bud Sfulrz, Sam Bielac, Jack Hoover, Max Miller, Co-cap+ain Dale Clark, Bob Fodor, Dick Edge, Burl Holmes, Dick Wilinski, Bill Parry, Jac-k Scheufz, Foddy Heil, Bill Anderson, Tom LaRoche, Ken Skeen, Jim Knowles, Assislanf Coach Ollie Olson. Missing: Co- capfain Tom O'Connell. Halfback Bud Sfulfz oufruns a would be lackler in fhe Salem game. 130 SEASONS RECORD WLS OPP. I3 Glenville I9 26 Salem 0 6 W. Va. Tech. I2 I4 W. Va. S+aIe I2 6 Concord 6 7 W. Va. Wesleyan I8 0 California IPa.I 7 0 Fairmonf I3 Coach AI Blafnilc gives orders Io 'Ihe bench Halfbaclz Carl Brown shakes off a Iaclxler as Fullbaclc Roy Kasimilcis leads Inferference. 131 V COACH BLATNIK poses wiih the co-captains, TOM O'CON'NELL fleffj and DALE CLARK fright! CARL BROWN leaves 'rhe game againsi Tech. End TOM BLAND I and Querferback DON WATKINS SH' and waif. Shown here is the l960-bl basketball leam wilh the runner-up trophy in the stale lourn Coach Ollie Olson, Jim Tegley, Gene Franlue. Second row: Floyd McFadden, Sam Andy, Bill Beazel, Fred Chambers, Floyd Schuler George Niggemyer. SEASONS RECORD WLS OPP. West Virginia State West Virginia Tech West Virginia Fairmont State California State tPa.J Alderson 81 Broaddus Marietta, Ohio Mt. Union, Ohio Salem Wheeling College West Virginia Wesleyan Glenville Alderson St Broaddus Davis 81 Elkins Fairmont Salem Glenville Steubenville, Ohio Davis 84 Elkins New Martinsville Tourney Wheeling College Davis 8: Elkins Wellsburg Tourney Alliance, Pa. WVIC Tourney Glenville West Virginia Wesleyan West Virginia State NAIA Elimination Tourney West Virginia State West Virginia State West Virginia State amenf. Firsf row: Rey Gerard Dick Pannell 5 X f, -gr. Y-, 4, 5 5, ,.xQ..'L l. .. am' 15 v V 5 Q - 55'-.L E -2 I if o o 1 my wt ,R :iff 'U M I 5 1 -. a ., ,L-1 4.4 f' ,W k X 1 - . 5 sg WHS ,W ,QL fda R x I M, ., X, z f. an -I 1 f' ii 9'-1-2' ,Q L ' 1 Y Gerard graps a rebound and looks for a 'Team mafe. The long arm of fhe Opponenf reaches for Franke. Niggemyer comes up wi+h fha ball affer a hard fight 136 1, 5-5 ,f 1 A 4 I EBM KJ I is vw I R5 . ,W F. '1 'P if 'su saw- ,M J z mu TENNIS x , claw TENNIS TEAM-Firsf row: Jim Tegley, Bolo Scheuiz, Harvey Ruiier, Dick Panneif, Carl Carey. Second row: Bob Poe, manager Tompoya, Perry Miller, Ernie Brady, Mike Kupersanin, coach. Coach Kupersanin gives pre-season ad- vice 'ro Jim Tegley and Carl Carey. .-.A A l A l A K L X ,, l 4015 JL 5 J? Af K X4-lk ,ff Vvtx If A Q11 BASEBALL TEAM-Firsf row: Jerry Slern, Bill Haiel, Paul Cufrino, Floyd Schuler, Jack Hedman, Tom Gensor. Second row: Henry Maroclzie lmanagerl, John Longo, Larry BosseHi, Fred Chambers, Arfhur Ciriani, Tony Mariino, Dan Meeker. L...-- GOLF TEAM-Leroy Gibbson, Bill Moore, Diclc Moore, Joe Koval, A. J. Gray, Coach Joe Barfell. 139 INTRAMURAL 4 ' H sf - , gg 4 - , , ' s .' -f A v x : ' , ,. ,. I . , , ' ' - .- 1 ' 1 K , 1 THE FACULTY TEAM PLAYERS wl1o parlicipafed in llie INTRAMURAL LEAGUE are Donald Brannon Richard E Pavlnlr W Ronald Sagraves, Clyde Campbell, Mike Kupersanin, George Ossman, Jim Tegley, coach. lsifimg 01.13 AU 5 This year's lnframural league consisled of W eighleen ieams divided info 'rwo leagues. The season was coppecl by lhe All Slars play- ing +l1e All Sfar leam of Wheeling and Befhany College. Wesl Liberly won bolh games. Left Don Brannon goes for a shol in a regular game. Righl Len Pavlic scores againsf Beihany in an lnfermural game. 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Phone: CH 2-7494 DEL - LOU ir Wheeling, West Virg Compliments Crone's of Wheeling of 'A' COOKE'S FLOWERS Finest in Men's Clothes ir Wellsburg, W. Va. 115 A Friendly Place to Work . - I W lm 'L .7l- Y I ii y. 1 LX f A fl X y: ir It - if M xw faire:-.g. ' . , A - 'A Ei? J' 5 s 1 4. '- - ..,,-W , .-.M A . I A C a 1-. uv' . .fs - at N in Y V - P-fe- .-. X sg' ' if L .5 l A S V 'f . I '73 Q . X- 5 '-'- , 'llgl 4 S -, I .I.mlum T T 'i Gomes Firsts ,E in wimrou WEIRTDN sim coMPANv WINDING ROAD STAFF GLORIA SCOTCHELL .... JANICE THARP .... VINCE PAOLETTI . . . . ...., Editor Assistant Editor . . Sports Editor ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Winding Road would like to express its sincere appreciation to the following persons who made this 1961 annual possible: MR. RICHARD PAVLIK Faculty Advisor MR. EVERETT MILLER DON LYDICK ........ Underclassman News Prinfing 81 I-Hho VIRGINIA KNIGHTSTEP ...... Publicity MR. HAROLD DOBER The Hub Studio of Photography .... . . Pl l0'l'0gl'apl'Iel' T . 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