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

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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

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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-

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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-