West Virginia State University - Arch Yearbook (Institute, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 326 of the 1979 volume:

C WEST VIRGINIA | : 57. a.ne wis d ae legia Vest e: ee Pe . ° e rial ' See pat uy me vVveohiViRGINiIA STATE STORY ROH 1979 | OO EEE ee wee In Memoriam To Pamela Marie Stevens March 5, 1956 - November 9, 1978 There’s an open gate At the end of the road Through which each must go alone And there in a light we cannot see Our Father claims His own; Beyond the gate your loved one Finds happiness and rest And there is comfort in the thought That a loving God knows best. Our dear friend Pamela Marie Stevens began her vibrant life March 5, 1956 in Jersey City, New Jersey. The daughter of Dorothy and Fred Stevens was a gift from God to enhance the sunshine in their lives. To her brothers Collier, Tracy and Fred Jr., Pam was a gift of merriment and love. We can all remember Pam a lover of humanity. Her work with the neighborhood Youth Corp. showed us she cared. Her work at the Job Corp. Center showed us she wanted to be a part of the growing world. Dealings with her friends showed us Pam was loved. As a student at West Virginia State College, Pam was highly enthusiastic about her career in education. Her delightful wit enabled her to share a communication with children, as well as adults, that many of us have not experienced. Pam was taken tragically, but with God’s help, we will come to the realization that her physical being may no longer be with us, and the ones who truly cared for Pam, will keep her loving spirit alive in our hearts forever. OE Ee DavidM.Dunn «= October 18, 1955-March9,1979 We live in deeds, not years: e In thoughts, not breaths: Coen hehe: PI Sats In feelings: not in figures on a dial. iy es We should count time by heart-throbs, He most lives Who thinks most, feels the noblest, acts the best. tesa. J. Bailey These words portray the memory of one whose contributions as a scholar and a leader at West Virginia State College and in his community enriched the lives a ‘Ss of many. His compassion and dedication, quiet humility and zeal for service (as to others were qualities of an innate goodness he possessed that engendered love, admiration and respect of everyone who knew him. He was a 1977 Summa Cum Laude graduate of West Virginia State College with the degree Bachelor of Arts in History and was enrolled at Southeastern Bible — College in Lakeland, Florida. His long list of honors include: President of the Youth Fellowship, Student Publications Committee, St. Albans Senator (Student | Government Association) 1975-1977, Yellow Jacket Editor-in-Chief (1976- 1977), Yellow Jacket Chief Photographer (1974-1977), Yellow Jacket Reporter. (1974-1975), Secretary of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society (1976-1977), Spe- cial photography assignments for The Arch and Public Realtions, Co-Chairman e ae of program development for Phi Alpha Theta History Honorary Society, and Member of Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity. A part of David M. Dunn will always live in the memory of those whose lives he touched. B.S. in History, College of the City of New York M.S. and Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University The Dedication HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEARS OF DR. EDWIN D. HOFFMAN AT WEST VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE Dr. Edwin D. Hoffman came to West Virginia State College in 1960 as Assistant Dean of Instruc- tion and Professor of History. He brought with him a continuing concern for academic excel- lence which helped inspire the faculty to continued professional growth and development. In 1966 he was named Dean of Instruction, a post in which he served until he returned to full time teaching in the History Department in 1975. The 60’s were restless, troubled years, and Ed Hoffman proved to be a man for the times. Always mindful of the black heritage of the col- lege, he demonstrated a deep awareness of and compassion for the impending change in Amer- ica, as exhibited by an aggressive program for the recruitment of black faculty and students and the introduction of black studies courses into the curriculum. He brought new insights into the nature and quality of the college curriculum which led to the development of a widely recognized innovative program which came to be known as the ‘‘New Curriculum’”’. This curriculum providedfor new and broader ways for students to learn and for professors to teach. During his tenure as Dean of Instruction his home became an intellectual center for students and faculty as he continuously sought constructive avenues for the expres- sion of student concerns. Always on the side of the socially and economically disadvantaged and oppressed, he assumed leadership roles at various times in the NAACP, the Kanawha Coun- ty Council on Human Relations, Multi-CAP, the Kanawha Peace Commission, and the Better Schools Council. When other avenues of communication failed, he was found in the streets of the nation’s capitol demonstrating for civil rights and against the war in Vietnam, and in the streets of Charleston demonstrating for open housing and on behalf of striking sanitation workers. His social activism grew out of a profound conviction that democracy is not just a word, but must be a reality for everyone. This conviction is reflected in his book Pathways to Freedom, published in 1964 which recounted episodes showing the role of groups of common people struggling for democratic rights. The years of Edwin D. Hoffman brought enrichment to the campus of West Virginia State College and they are woven indelibly into the tapestry which is the history of this institution. We are all better for his having been a part of it. rt ay n and Chief Justice William O. Douglas ———— “ — FEATURE In Memorium 1 Dedication 2-3 Table of Content 4-7 Introduction 10 - 15 The Setting 16 - 17 The Campus 18 - 25 The Community 26 - 33 The Staff Salutes 34 - 39 The Events 40 - 47 Highlights of ROTC 48 - 65 il The Hive 66 - 111 The Colony 112 - 153 Seniors 114 - 127 State Undergrades 128 - 153 IV. The Life Of A Yellow Jacket 154 - 155 The Climax The Experience 156 - 159 The Reunion 176 - 185 The Queen Bees 186 - 193 The Nobles 194 - 199 The Happenings 170 - 175 V Vil Vill Table Of Contents The Swarm The Governing Bees The Supporting Bees The Social Bees The Seekers Sports In Review The Real Sting Football Girls Basketball Varsity Basketball Track Baseball Tennis Golf Intramurals The Conclusion 200 - 201 202 - 207 208 - 225 226 - 239 240 - 241 242 - 259 260 - 263 264 - 275 276 - 279 280 - 289 290 - 295 296 - 301 302 - 305 306 - 307 308 - 317 318 - 320 The birth of West Mireinia State College came aBout asia. result of the Land Grant Act of 1890 (The Second Morrill hen enacted by Congress which provided that no state would be Shee ee ey fae to receive Federal Aid unless Adequate provisions were made for o 2 ee ae the education of its black youth. The legislature of West Virginia passed an act establishing the West Virginia Colored ve ee CO Ge Institute in 1891. The main purpose of the institute was to. train Blacks in agriculture, horticulture, mechanical arts, and domestic science. Tuition was free and the anly charge was a matriculatuin fee of $1 per term. The College integrated in 1954. President Jos Wallace - led West Virginia State College to become one of the most integrated institutions of higher learning. West Virginia Es Uae eee State College is Hien, Sa sell oy by the North Cental ee Ero ate Pag Association. CE Ra OT PON Ras oe ae a ) 2 NR i fates: ‘ie 4 ve. mel fe mp J: 4 ‘ a) eo 7 hae é West Virginia State College P.C. of New York City for the development of the plan. Information development for the plan involved all academic and administrative departments at the college. Academic departments prepared statements of their program plans for the next 5-10 years. Along with review of the written documentation, staff of The Eggers Group conducted more than 50 interviews with faculty, administrators, and students. Interviews with staff of the College of Graduate Studies were conducted to assess the needs of COGS on the WVSC campus. In addi- tion, a team of seven architectural and engineering specialists spent four days on campus conducting inspec- tions of each building and reviewing specifications for building structures and mechanical systems. Traffic consultants engaged by The Eggers Group undertook a survey for the better part of a week to determine the | in January 1978, the college recommended to the Board of Regents the employment of The Eggers Group, { flow of vehicles on campus streets and surrounding roads. in the development will be three new buildings. A Community College Building, housing the programs for Industrial Technology, Consumer Services, and Community College administration, a Natural Sciences Build- ing to replace Hamblin Hall, and a new Field House - Gymnasium which will replace Fleming Hall. After con- struction of the new buildings, the old ones will be demolished. Buildings which will receive extensive reova- tions include the Drain-Jordan Library, Wilson Student Union, and Jones Hall. The library will also receive a major addition. Currently in progress is a thorough renovation of the Administration Building. All other build- The estimated total cost of the improvements at West Virginia State College is 25 million dollars. Included ings will have improvements that are related to utility services. Campus Development Plan Proposed tee Campus o , a ; : Neer i a Y ae ott A dl sf fae eH Boia tsi eae In October, The Eggers Group team presented their preliminary recommendations to the college. After review by the college’s staff and the submission of a number of recommendations, the final documents were prepared for presentation to the Board of Regents in January 1979. The campus development plan appears in three volumes. The first volume surveys the condition and needs of the college’s buildings and grounds, and presents recom- mendations for overcoming the deficiencies cited. Volume Two presents the planning data that were used for developing the space needs for the college’s instructural, athletic, and administrative activities. The third volume presents the scope of the proposed plan with recommendations for new construction, renovation, and changes in the campus grounds. Detailed View Gymnasium Science Bidg Community College Bldg The © Master Plan Detailed View Library Main Entrance The layout of the campus will change so that activities are distributed more evenly over the central quad- rangle. Traffic and parking patterns will be altered by shifting vehicular traffic to the perimeter of the campus New sidewalks and malls in the center of campus along with extensive plantings will provide a more attractive setting. The attached summary shows the phasing of these developments The facilities master plan looks to the future of West Virginia State College. It is a future which will promise enhanced higher educational services for the metropolitan Charleston region Master Plan FC. , Reaure t7itt a i RE LN RN 17 ae © = otal! Ys] ® = Cece © s A As etiaed Bes (2) = The Old Side In The Summer _ West Virginia State Teacher Training High School Campbell Hall Jones Hall 8) a PE : ) : former-Underclass Female Coed Dormitory now-Upperclass Male Dormitory Dawson Hall 1922 - Wilson-Sullivan Hall Complex The Splendor Of Autumn Combines With The Rugedness Of Football As Quarterback Harold Wicks ( 15) Breaks Loose For A 93 Yard Touchdown Against Bluefield. Wt ) uy i | i i —— Se te oe sere Fe a Pa : 78 : ... This Ils Where We Are ... Now For What We Are About. The Staff Salutes CIT Dr. Charles Byrd Director Connie Hunt Office Manager Leight McLure Graphic Artist Doug Young Photographer Instructional Assistant Paul Payne TV Studio Instructional Assistant Wes Martin Audio Visual Carolyn Benedict IMC Supervisor Debbie Fouty Clerk Secretary Dr. Michael Vavrus Instructional Development Dr Charles Byrd Carol McCombs Director Secretary The Center for Instructional Technology (CIT) represents the ‘‘coming of age”’ of the former Learning Re- sources Center. While its predecessor, CIT involves a broader concept of both structure and function. Housed in several locations on the first, second, fourth, and fifth floors of Wallace Hall, CIT provides instruc- . tional support services for West Virginia State College and the West Virginia College of Graduate Studies. It performs its function essentially through six sub-units. SRG asco ncetoenicee, te oO o be © = fe) Fe oO _ _ n sa = je) eS —_ o (es o O o poe — ° Y — o “2 — ie) = 1S _ 19°) te o eice ie} i) = Lay) 22) cs Oo o Qa 2) a) £ oO ep) wee O = x o eat be = Oo fe oO — ne) 3) me) _ = ce) _ ie} — Y ee es 0 Ae ne) = © = je) £ o = = oO _ je) ue 2) S ° as = ie) _ jolt) cS fe} O Ee O _ ie) je1t) 2 °o cS CIT is proud of its staff of ten persons. All have spe- cialist training and extensive experience in their specific areas and degrees ranging from associate to doctorate. | Connie Hunt Office Manager Wes Martin Audio Visual 1. The Equipment Distribution Unit (EDU) is responsible for the storage and distribution of a variety of audio-visual equipment used by teachers and students of ‘‘State’’ and -COGS : 2. The Television Recording Unit (TV R) provides both audio and video recording and playback facilities for production of instructional materials, supplementing classroom instruc- tion, making commercial television programs available in classrooms, providing instructional facilities for communi- cations classes, and producing public relations and public service programming for ‘‘State’’. x t ‘ 2 iy be plea bff au ly 3 6 4b, Paul Payne TV Studio Instructional Assistant Leigh McLure Graphic Artist 3. The Graphics Production Unit (GPU) provides graphics services and assistance for the production of teaching mat- erials, for public information and publications, and for tele- vision productions. i, 4. The Photography and Identification (PID) Sec- tion provides photographic services for public in- formation, sports information, production of in- structional materials, and production of the ‘‘I.D.”’ cards required of students and staff by West Vir- ginia State College. . Carolyn Benedict IMC Supervisor Doug Young Photographer Instructional Assistant 5. The Instructional Materials Center is a despository for a myriad of materials of instruction such as textbooks, supple- mentary reading materials, filmstrips, tapes, study prints, and other instructional ‘‘software’’. A spacious, attractive room is equipped with both ‘‘wet”’ and ‘‘dry”’ carrels, period- | icals, reference works, and other facilities which provide stu- — dents and faculty a place to study and or browse. : Dr. Michael Vavrus Instructional Development Carol McCombs Secretary 6. The Instructional Development Unit (IDU), recently activated through funds provided under the AIDP grant, assists faculty individuals and faculty groups in the systematic and continuing improvement of instruction. DU studies problem areas with a view toward deter- mining need for modifications in materials, methods, testing, etc., and the nature of such modifications. THE EVENT Tony Brown of Black Journal with Jill Curry ” i Le iM | | ] Mi | | Wi ‘ Wi la, iM : l Wi ‘| i | M ] fl | ; i | | | | | | N ve it | w : i | | | i ;| i f | | : | i : | A 4 | ; | | 7 NE i | tt f | Hii, lll i nem Mi en ge) ie) a oO 1 9 i GUEST GUITARIST sya! oP Se West Virginia State ROTC ioe Livingston gS ale Scott 4s : Thompson Production | i | i q iF ie ! The Arch Special Highlight In Appreciation eet eames rte ge The ROTC Department extends its appreciation to Mrs. Goldie C. Pickens for twenty years of dedicated service as the ROTC building custodian. Through her efforts, the department consistently received laudatory comments on building appearance and maintenance during each of its annual inspections. Mrs. Pickens will retire in the summer of 1980. Not only will the college lose a truly dedicated employee but most importantly this department will lose a loyal and very close friend. { be } } 1967 DR. P. AHMAD WILLIAMS Under the direction of the ‘‘Prince’’, we have shared the honor of supporting the nationally known West Vir- ginia State College ROTC Glee Club. For a decade, he has labored in producing top talent. His guidance and encouragement has contributed to the success of many. The department pays special tribute to ‘‘Doc’’ as he is known. cman meee 50 The ROTC Program Yate! West Virginia State College Has Contributed To The Making Of Four Generals In The ) Army Of The United States Of America 52 DALLAS COVERDALE BROWN, JR., Brigadier general General Brown was born in August 21, 1932 in New Orleans, Louisiana. His home of record is Cleveland, Ohio. He served over 24 years of active commissioned service. His present assignment is Deputy Chief of Staff, Intelligence, United States Army Forces Command, Fort McPherson, Georgia, since July, 1978. His military education included The Infantry School, Basic Course; The Artillery School, Battery Officer and Advanced Courses, United States Army Command and General Staff College, USA Russian Institute - Foreign Area Officer’s Course. His civilian education include West Virginia State College - BA Degree - History Political Sci- ence, Indiana University - MA Degree - Government (Russian Area Studies). f General Brown’s Major permanent duty assignments of the last 10 years include Student, United States Army Institute for Advanced Russian and East European Studies, Office Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, United States Army (with duty station Europe); Commander, 516th Military Intelligence Group, United States Army, Pacific-Vietnam; Intelligence Estimator, Soviet East European Division, Directorate for Estimates, Defense Intelligence Agency, Wash- ington, D.C. BRIGADIER GENERAL EDWARD GREER DEPUTY COMMANDING GENERAL UNITED STATES ARMY TRAINING CENTER, ENGINEER FORT LEONARD WOOD, MISSOURI General Greer was commissioned through the Army ROTC in 1948 from West Virginia State — College. He was born in Gary, West Virginia. His assignments include Commanding Officer, First Battalion, Seventh Artillery, United States Army, Pacific-Korea; Author-Instructor, Department of Command, United States Army Com- mand and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Deputy Commander, XXIV Corps Artillery, United States Army, Pacific-Vietnam; Commanding Officer, 108th Artillery Group, — United States Army, Pacific-Vietnam; and Assistant Director, Directorate for Reserve Forces, — Plans, Programs, and Budgets, Office, Assistant Secretary of Defense, Washington, DC. His medals and awards are the Silver Star, Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster, Bronze Star a Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, Air Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, and Army Com- | mendation Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster. = General Greer attended West Virginia State College and George Washington University where Re he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in biological Science and a Master of Science in Inter- e national Affairs Respectively. 54 MAJOR GENERAL CHARLES C. ROGERS DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR ROTC AFFAIRS TRADD, FORT MONROE, VIRGINIA General Rogers was born in Claremont, West Virginia on September 6, 1929. He received his commission from the ROTC program here at West Virginia State College. Mr. Rogers first distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry in action on November Ist, 1968 as CO, 1st BN Sth Artillery, 1st Inf. Div. during the defense of a forward first support base in the Republic of Vietnam. As a second human wave attack was launched, LTC Rogers again directed artillery fire and led a second ground attack against the enemy. Although severly wounded, LTC Rogers continued to encourage and direct his men to defeat and repell the enemy. His medals and awards are the Medal of Honor, Legion of Merit (with Oakleaf Cluster), Distin- guished Flying Cross, Bronze Star Medal with V Device and 3 Oakleaf Clusters, Air Medal (10° awards), Joint Service Commendation Medal, Army Commendation Medal (with 3 Oakleaf Clusters), Purple Heart, and Parachutist Badge. General Rogers attended West Virginia State College and Shippensburg State College where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in General Mathematics and a Master of Science in Vocational Educational Guidance, respectively. He spent a total of 22 years active in the ser- vice. HARVEY DEAN WILLIAMS, Brigadier General General Williams was born on July 30, 1930 in Whiteville, North Carolina. He served over 27 years of active commissioned service. His present assignment is Commanding General, VII Corps Artillery Community Commander, USMCA Augsburg. The military schools he attended were The Artillery School, Basic and Advanced Courses; The Armed Forces Staff College; United States Naval War College. The highlights of his command duty assignments include three Batteries, one in combat-Korea, one in CONUS and one in Germany; two Battalions, one in combat-Vietnam, one in CONUS; a Field Artillery Group- Ft. Sill, Oklahoma; a Post - Fort Myer, Virginia; Deputy Commanding Gen- eral, Military District of Washington; a Corps Artillery - VIl Corps Arty; a Community - Augsburg, Germany. Highlights of his staff duty assignments include Department of the Army - Office of the Asst. Chief of Staff, Intelligence and Office of Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel; State Department - Arms Control and Disarmament. His medals and awards are the Legion of Merit, Bronze Star Medal (with Oak Leaf Cluster), Meritorious Service Medal (with Oak Leaf Cluster), Air Medal (with 4 Oak Leaf Ciusters), Army Commendation Medal (with 4 Oak Leaf Clusters). His source of Commission was ROTC (West Virginia State College). 56 SENIOR CLASS MILITARY SCIENCE Left to Right First Row Battalion Headquarters; C Col D. Lucas, C LTC T. Patton Battalion Staff; C MAJ’s E. White, F. Livingston, B. White B. Hunt L. Carlisle ASS'T Staff; C 1LT'S L. Harris, J. Mullins, H. Mason, M. Taylor, G. Thompson COMPANY COMMANDERS: C CPT’S T. Pifer, E. Willis, C. Ragland bi . eee We Py age —_ - Jimen Integral Part Of The ROTC Is An College Scene FE i eg RRR OL BOLI Oe i ie Development Skill Scabbard And Blade Band Company Counter Insurgency Uni Pershing Rifles 60 Pm) = As) a. 2) O As) i]= 2 = Bravo Company Charlie Company Delta Company i ase � Captain Donald D. Hogan Spec. 4 Kenneth L. Browning Assistant PMS SFC Whanton Fosselman Lieutenant Colonel William P. Purcell Assistant PMS SANK, he Fin ee = Te Td epee: ae PPS PENA POPS P II Fs ‘i éthads on Sey Pes: Lt. Col. Marvin Billups Major Warren S. Harris Sgt. Major John Holland | Professor of Military Science . Assistant PMS Past ROTC Officers And Cadets Cadet Col. Benny W. Blackshire Cadet Major Allen D. Hall PSee Maj. Otha P. Swicegood 4 a E fe ho — © is © Paros — '@) LL. a 42 74 © ® aa ON a J wha’ ® ‘e) aE tA MSS See vera 7. An Arch Highlight Special thanks to Lieutenant Colonel Edward H. Robertson Professor of Military Science Captain James R. Jenkins Assistant Professor of Military Science All Of The Yellow Academics 66 - 111 Susan Scott, Editor A Scott, Crawford Production a | eno Fernatt, Randy S. Abangma, Felicia N. Abbington, Wilbur J. Abbitt, Terri L. Abbitt, Vicki L. Abbot, Warren E. Abbott, Margaret A. Abbruzzese, Patricia Abdol, Ali G. Abernethy, Sandy M. Absten, liona J. Acree, Barbara J. Adams, C ynthia W. Adams, Leif M. Adams, Rebecca J. Adamski, Jeffrey W. Adeyemi, Augustine A. Adkins, David J. Adkins, Gary N. Adkins, James R. Adkins, Judy F. Adkins, Pamela D. Aheart, Gail M. - Ajong, Enun A. Akers, Denise E. Akers, Virgil R. Akor, Barbara J. Albert, Samuel K. Albright, Eric S. Aldridge, Nancy J. Alexander, Gail M. Alimohammadi, B. Alimohammadi, R. Alkire, Nina G. Allard, Della P. Allen, David D. Allen, Deborah S. Allen, Kim L. Allen, Robert L._ Allen, Walter C. Allinder, Patsy R. Allinder, Virginia C. Alston, Cathy Y Alston, John R. Amburgey, Bessie G. Ames, Nancy L. Amole, Howard F. Anderson, Beth L. Anderson, David L. Anderson, Donaid R. Anderson, Janis L. Anderson, Pamela R. Anderson, Pamela S. Anderson, Percy V. Anderson, Rasonia Ankeny, Dan V. Anthony, Andrew H. Armitage, Richard L. Armstrong, French W. Armstrong, Joseph M. Arnold, Carolyn A. Arthur, Charles R. Ash, William B. Ashley, Michael E. Ashley, Richard D. Ashworth, David E. Atkins, James S. Atkins, Natalie G. Atkinson, Anne G. Atkinson, Charlotte A. Atkinson, Joyce C. 1 | | | { ] i | en SE I Re A PL PCT OA ES A A SF ER NO RENT canna 68 Richard Gwinn Associate Professor Industrial Technology Estella Chandler Instructor Industrial Technology Sa Rosetta Lafleur Assistant Professor Consumer Resources INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Mr. Richard Gwinn, Chairperson Dr. Dean Barazi Ms. Estella Chandler Mr. David Khouri Mr. John White Mrs. Jacqueline McFarland, Secretary Lina S. Kelly John A. White Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Consumer Resources Industrial Technology eae 8 8 oO heer MALLE LE Ew Ay Atkinson, Mark W. Atwood, Tonon Audia, James G. Auer, Elaine S. Austin, Ella M. Ayoub, Victor F. Ayres, Theresa K. Azad, Ehsanollah Bacon, Stuart D,. Baehl, Janet L. Bagby, William E. Bailes, William D. Bailey, Alberta M. Bailey, Clay |. Bailey, Harry L. Bailey, James R. Bailey, Mable L. Bailey, Martha A. Bailey, Stephen R. Baker, Brent A. Baker, Michelle A. Balderson, David S. Ball, Gary Ball, Hallie S. Ball, James A. Ball, Larry E. Ball, Rosalita Ballard, James T. Ballard, Sandra K. Batlengee, Blaine Baloun, Michele Barber, Mark A. Barker, Patricia S. Barnard, Emma J. Barnes, Polly F. Barnes, Willie Barnett, Ricky L. Barnett, Sue C. Barnett, Troy D. Barnette, Karen M. Barnette, Lorraine H. Bartlett, Joan P. Bartlett, Johnny M. Barton, Robin L. Bass, Eddie Bass, Sandra R. Bassett, Elizabeth E. Bates, Brenda G. Bates, Robert Batman, Rita C. Batten, Bartley A. Bayes, Dwight W. Bayless, Cindy L. Bayne, Danita L. Bayne, Lolitia M. Beach, Nana K. Beale, Kevin L. Beane, James G. Beard, Carl D. Beard, Jeanne E. Beaver, Bonnie K. Beck, Pamela K. Beckelhimer, Mary M. Beckett, John W. Beckett, Mark E. Beckett, Thomas G. Beezley, Nancy C. Beheler, Mary G. Behroozfaro, Masoud Belcher, Beverly S. Belle, Robert N. Bellino, Victoria L. a cn mer te et tg eT a i Ses a ne A A Se ee eee we Helen Bailey- Assistant Professor Business Administration see and planned experiences whict hachool or college. ir same thing at the name tine. tandard practice laasroon commun t @ written form of ards of measurements. conveying some “truth” that keep the docter away” ¢ desegragated public achoole tn art deciaton which held that Puel because the affects of such value that searchen tor the petnet fation of beesriful thiess tag destret learning oot Polerment of mine shar ood Where the pover nan: Attomting perochia atten is CRtiet of eerat iisheesr of Pueet Cteertet 5 the maw te we tee - oF FE teens Guy Cassell Professor Business Administration ae eR yr ME Tn Bee, jane Jearl S. Koontz Assistant Professor Business Administration Aaron D. Metz Assistant Professor Economics COMMUNICATIONS Mr. W. Till Curry, Chairperson Mr. Marc Porter Mr. David Wohl Mrs. Martha Lively, Secretary LLDPE LE ZZ Joseph Oden CRIMINAL JUSTICE Sepa ofessor — Mrs. Sally Perrow, usiness Administration Chairperson Mr. John Wright Mr. James Moore Mr. Charles Walker Mrs. Selika Henderson, Secretary MILITARY SCIENCE LTC Edward Robinson, Chairperson CPT Clavin Birdsall SGM Fred Black Mrs. Sherry Buckalew DAC Oren Thornhill Major Arnold Zirkle Mrs. Goldie Pickens Delores Taylor Associate Professor Business Administration 76 Sane AN aE eRe ae GR a ER a a 9 A ap se a a na a ra Jacqueline RB. Bra mer, Michael A. Branciforte, Gene — Brannon, Mary K. — raswell, Bridget R. unlin, Charlotte E. Bridges, Calista C. prigectte. cae twell, Gary E. o, Carmen D. Brisco, Willie W. roadwater, Jane He Brock, Ronald K. Broglio, Joyce R. - Brooks, Herbert H. _ Brooks, Philip G. _ Brooks, Susan H. _ Brothers, Mary fe ‘Brown, Ann M. Brown, Anthony W. Brown, Carol J. Brown, Cecelia C. _ Brown, Darrell A. ‘Brown, David A. _ Brown, George E. . Brown, Holly D. � Brown, James E. _ Brown, Johnny E. Brown, Leon A. Brown, Michael | Brown, Norman A. “Brown, Roy L. Brown, Tammie E. _ Brown, Terese A. _ Brown, Vicki C. _ Brown, William D. Brown, Yolanda D. Browning, Sherry A. _ Brownlow, Christopher ‘Brubaker, Charles D. -Brulatour, Yvonne A. _ Brumfield, Jo Ann — Brupbacher, Sara K. Bryant, Geraldine D. ; oo. Michael G. ; uchanan, Carolyn A. Buchanan, Gregory T. _ Buchannan, Deborah F. Buckley, Janet O. iH, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mr. Joseph Oden, Chairperson Mr. Martin Akor Ms. Phyllis Alderdice Mrs. Helen Bailey Dr. Guy Cassell Mr. Benjamin Cross Mrs. Charlotte Finney Mrs. Charlotte Ginestra Mr. Edward Goldberg Mr. Gale Gray Mr. Roger Griffith Mr. Ladd Kochman Mrs. Jearl Koontz Dr. Eleanor Maliche Dr. Delores Taylor Mr. Jerry Thornton Ms. Mary Harmon, Secretary a BO DP PAA FAR BS ECONOMICS Dr. Theodore Quast, Chairperson Ms. Sandra Henderson Mr. Aaron Metz Buckley, Mary L. Buckner, Charles K. Bukovinsky, Charles Bumpus, George E. Bunch, Rickey L. Bunning, Deborah L. Bunting, Camilla J. Burchett, Melissa M. Burdette, Barbara K. Burdette, Cynthia D. Burdette, Georgia K. Burdette, James D. Burdette, James D. Jr. Burdette Jeffrey A. Burdette, Mary A. Burdette, Nancy A. Burdette, Ruth A. Burdette, Susan P. Burford, Thomas K. Burger, Donaid C. Burgess, Elizabeth J. Burgess, Gregory P. Burgess, Karen K. Burgess, Karen L. Burgess, Mary L. Burgy, Gerald L. Burgy, Helen J. Burinda, Dorothy J. Burke, Jack T. Burke, Jeff W. Burke, John T. Burkey, David F. Burles, Joey A. Burnam, Roberta H. Burnett, Beverly A. Burns, Patricia L. Burns, Thomas A. Burt, Cheryl A. Burton, Donald T. Burton, Robert G. Busch, Judith L. Busch, Keith E. Bush, Clark B. Butler, Barbara A. Butler, Charles H. Butler, Jeffrey L. Buzzard, Debra L. Byard, Vernon B. Byrd, Cody G. Byrd, James D. Byrd, John E. Byrd, Sheila A. Cabbell, Cheryl E. Cain, Chris M. Caldwell, Dewey R. Caldwell, Monna D. Cale, John D. Cale, Nancy F. Calhoun, Jeff W. Call Gary L. Cameron, Eddie J. Campbell, Lisa Z Campbell, Mary A. Campbell, Michael D. Campbell, Spencer L. Campbell, Terry L. Canada, Elston H, Canterbury, Bryan K. Canterbury, David W. Carder, Dale W. Carlisle, Lenard D. Corrine Davis Professor Education Assistant Professor R. Charles Byers Education - fe) W wn o iS) — oO oD) oe 5 fe) Yn Y = Cc ke) pe) bac) oO a ke} Ww Elayne Abnathy belie tit pa re a eae bt bien ata i ai i Isaiah Owen Professor Education ee bbc tithe ti tl hee a Ae a eS Steven E. West Assistant Professor Education se se ee ite Sid cate eek ed li ck at a i I i St Be et EDUCATION Dr. Samuel Securro, Chairperson Dr. Elayne Abnathy Mr. R. Charles Byers Dr. Corinne Davis Dr. Mary Hall Dr. Betty James Dr. Isaiah Owen Mrs. D. June Santee Mr. Steven West 81 Chester A. Burris Associate Professor al HPERS | Robert B. Maxwell | | Assistant Professor he: il Director Athletics fi ! 6 ese aN a es wt st Sa i a et a atc es i a Oe ps ao Poiana WRotare cei hence Lark Hutto Assistant Professor HPERS Barbara Clark Associate Professor HPERS at Scone Hyer mtb tay wil Ete tc it ns Tk OR tt Carlson, David W. Carlson, Ronald N. Carlson, Sandra A. Carnell, James L. Carney, Patricia A. Carns, Richard E. Carpenter, Arley E. Carpenter, Donald F. Carpenter, Felix A. 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Mullins, Russell E. Mullins, Thomas L. Mundy, Karen S. fees re} wn o [ox s 9) zs S) ro) a $ a Ps Ss) = o a a) he 2 oo ao O8 ed 08 Ps Se ig Coe [Bis PSYCHOLOGY PHILOSOPHY £ © = ey ° As o (az = ® £ ise} O wo = Terry Lucci Mary Heiser Associate Professor Sociology Shirley Hairston Associate Professor Assistant Professor Social Work Social Work Social Work Gene Richardson Assistant Professor Socillogy, Social Work Paul Crawford Professor Psychology Mundy, Margaret A. Mundy, Ronald R. Murdock, Beatriz Murphy, Betty J. Murray, John M. Murray, Richard A. Myers, Daniel L. Myers, David W. Myers, Donna R. Myers, James R. Myers, Michael W. Myers, Paul D. Mynes, Louis N. Namay, Tamara S. Naquin, Gerald J. Naylor, David M. Naylor, Timothy L. Neal, Jeff A. Neal, Jerome C. Neal, Mark W. Neal, Michael W. Neeley, Jack E. Neely, Bernard C. Nelson, Claudia A. Nelson, Doris S. Nelson, John A. Nelson, Michelle D. Nelson, Robin A. Nelson, Virginia A. Neri, Philip M. Newcomer, Greg L. Newcomer, Vicki R. Newell, Brenda D. Newman, Cleriece C. Newman, William E. Newton, Lou H. Nguyen, Dao T. Nichols, Carol R. Nichols, Donald B. Nichols, Glenn M. Nichols, Michael R. Nicholson, Hallie F. Nickell, Paula J. Nicoloudakis, Spyros Nida, Mary L. Nida, Robert J. Nimeh, Nihad N. Nix, Donna J. Noel, Shelba J. North, James Norvell, Larry R. Nowling, Gary D. Nuchims, Carolyn S. Nunley, Glen A. Nutter, Fielden B. Nutter, James C. Nuzum, Ellen J. Nypl, Miloslav Obomanu, Ated Obrien, Leonard J. Odell, Cart E. Odell, Gregory R. Ohara C. Hunter Okeefe, Kevin M. O'Kelly, Kathryn C. Oliver, Janet L. Omalley, Jamie L. Omidi, Susan C. Orr, Sharon L. Osborn, Rosemary Osborne, Robert C. Overland, Jeanine A. person Chair] Mrs. Betty Steinmetz, Secretary 22] tay o = co) z a z = Lid a Oo es zZ ea iu Q S) = Dr. Ethel Davie, Dr. Humberto Pena Ms. Rosa Pickel oS eae er eee cae Ethel Davie Professor Modern Foreign Languages Humberto Pena Associate Professor Modern Foreign Languages Rosa Pickel Associate Professor Modern Foreign Languages Overstreet, Charles E. Overstreet, Christopher Owens, Michael D. Owens, Terry W. Oxley, Connie J. Oxley, Gail 1. Paceco, Machristina L. Pack, Billy C. Pack Oneta J. Pack, Ronald L. Page, Linda Paima, Marie Painter, Cassie J. Painter, Clarence E. Paletta, Diane M. Paletta, Janet L. Palmer, Elizabeth M. Palmer, Harry A. Panucci, Debra J. Panucci, Frank J. Parker, Brenda C. Parker, Yvette M. Parr, Nancy M. Parr, Richard A. Parr, Rodger A. Parriski, Barbara A. Parry, Susan D. Parsons, Edward G. Parsons, Helen J. Parsons, Kelly B. Parsons, Randall W. Parsons, Richard E. Parsons, Robert L. Parsons, Starling D. Patrick, Karen Patten, Joel H. Patterson, Hazel A. Patterson, William E. Paul, Victoria B. Pauley, Albert R. Pauley, Brenda G. Pauley, Debra J. Pauley, Ellen M. Pauley, Joel V. Pauley, Keith E. Pauley, Laura A. Pauley, Rexford D. Pauley, Robert L. Pauley, Teresa A. Payne, Carolyn S. Payne, Elizabeth G. Payne, Franklin A. Payne, Kathy L. Payne, Thomas E. Payton, Tracey E. Peaks, Derrick A. Peaks, Kim L. Pearson, Deborah A. Peck, William M. Perry, Alfred M. Peiffer, Julianne Penn, Gloria J. Penn, Simon Pennington, David G. Pennington, Karen L. Pennington, Warren L. Penny, James L. Perdue, Ruth A. Perez, Maria E. Perez, Monica A. Perez, Patricia M. Perine, Lloyd |. SS = = ———— tar Thomas Boulin Instructor English Robert Callard Assistant Professor English Perkins, Karen D. Perks, Harriet W. Pernell, Jerry W. Perrine, Kimberly J. Perrock, Frank F. Perry, Alfreda B. Perry, Deborah A. Perry, Drema G. Perry, Lynda Perry, Sarah B. Perry D. Kent Persinger, Darla J. Persinger, Edward C. Peters, Jeannette Petry, Brenda J. Petryszyn, Andrew F. Pettry, Montina S. Pettry, Pamela J. Pettry, Randall E. Peyatte, Madison M. Peyton, Billy J. Phalen, Michael W. Phelps, Jill D. Phelps, Terri L. Phillips, Barry G. Phillips, Joyce A. Phillips, Kim A. Phillips, Margaret E. Phillips, Sharon R. Phillips, Terry L. Phongagsorn, Apirat Pickens, Kathy J. Pickens, William K. Pickering, Harry J. Pifer, Timothy J. Pilara, Suvit Pinkerton, Sharon A. Pinkerton, William Pinkney, Troy B. Pippin, William D. Pistore, Elizabeth E. Pitchford, Elana G. Pitzer, Michael K. Pitzer, Paula V. Plants, Michael E. Plantz, Barbara L. Plantz, Ju dith F. Platt, Joann M. Pleasant, Bobby D. Pleasant, Reginald L. Pleasant, Sandi A. Pleska, Anne M. Poff, Karen A. Pohl, Sandra E. Poitier, Sonia M. Polansky, Elizabeth C. Politte, Lauralee C. Pollard, Ronald L. Ponce, Marilou B. Porta, Karl V. Porter, Girlie Porter, William K. Porterfield, Virginia Porterfield, William Potdar, Arun K. Potter, Chris C. Potter, Patricia A. Potter, Timothy W. Powers, Julie L. Powers, Lancelot N. Powers, Nancy E. Pratt, Brian J. 100 ENLGISH Dr. Virginia Edwards, Chairperson Mr. Thomas Bouldin Mr. Robert Cailard Mr. Richard Corvin Mrs. Helen Cropley Mrs. Joyce East Ms. Odaris Farmer Ms. Kitty Frazier Mr. Arnold Hartstein Mrs. Nancy Huffman Ms. Sandra Marshburn Dr. Sophia Nelson Mrs. Darrelene Rachavong, Dir. Eng. Lang. Skills Lab Ms. Patricia Shaw Mr. George Slutsky Ms. Maria LaVorgna-Smith Mrs. Katherine Sutphin Dr. Arline Thorn Mr. Roland Wobbe Mrs. Kathy Birckhead, Secretary Sophia Nelson Professor English Kitty Frazier Assistant Professor English ST Ty a | 1 ! | i | | Patricia Shaw Instructor English George Slutsky Associate Professor English Katherine Sutphin Assistant Professor English Assistant Professor Mel Gillispe Music Till Curry Assistant Professor Communications Prevost, Richard G. Price, Robert F. Price, Betty L. Price, Charles D. Price, Charles W. Price, Donette M. Price, Garvey E. Price, Joseph D. Price, Roland E. Price, Terry L. Priestley, Penny A. Pritt, James B. Pritt, Marilyn H. Proctor, Linda S. Pugh, Regina M. Pullen, Phyllis A. Purdy, David B. Purdy, Pamella J. Pyles, Carla J. Pyles, Nellie G. Pyles, Teresa L. Qualls, Manford C. Query, Phyllis R. Rabel, Mary N. Racer, Joseph W. Rachavong, Supat Rader, Patricia A. Ragland, Sharon D. Rahmani, Esmaeil Raines, Jo Ann Raines, Rosemary Raines, Ruth D. Raissi, Aligholi N. Rakwicha, Nuainit Randall, Edgar W. Randoiph, Alfred D. Ransom, Elizabeth A. Ranson, Joann Ranson, Kathryn H. Ranson, Steven C. Raudasaw, Valerie E. Ray, Brenda S. Ray, Cynthia K. Ray, Edward H. Ray, Kristina L. Ray, Sally A. Ray, Tonya A. Ray, William E. Rayburn, Barbara Raynes, Lisa Reaves, Stephen T. Rectenwald, Timothy Rector, Timothy E. Redman, Mary L. Redman, Okey V. Reed, Boyd A. Reed, Joan L. Reed, Michael B. Reed, Pamela L. Reed, Sandra L. Reese, Susie V. Reeve, Eugene T. Rehe, Denise C. Rehe, Melissa A. Reid, Beverly A. Reisi, Nasergholi Ressmeyer, Richard H. Reynolds, Rufus Reynolds, William T. Rhodes, Debbie L. Rhodes, Sheryl L. Rhodes, Steven C. y MATHEMATICS Mr. Andrew Aheart, Chairperson Mr. Clyde Campbell Mr. Charles Chouteau Dr. Kathryn Lynch Mr. Robert McCullough Mr. E.V. lanello Ms. Jean Yovich Mrs. Martha Lively, Secretary Andrew Aheart Clyde Campbell Charles Chouteau Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics eine | yey G rire 4) 2 wh ma LIBRARY Mr. John Scott, Director Ms. Marilyn Bushey Mrs. Michelle Koplove Ms. Alannah McTighe Mrs. Linda Robinson Mrs. Elizabeth Scobell Mr. Ronald Wiley Ms. Janice Young Ms. Carol Dempster, Clerk-Typist Clemont Prewitt Associate Professor Art June D. Santee Assistant Professor Education Mary Hall Associate Professor Education Samuel Securro Associate Professor Education Rhodes, Warren B. Rhodes, William A, Rice, Penny A. Richards, Cynthia L. Richards, John A. Richards, Karen L. Richardson, Anita M. Richardson, Benita O. Richardson, James A. Richardson, James W. Richardson, Jessie L. Richardson, Linda L. Richardson, Teri J. Richey, Marjorie E. Richmond, Linda R. Rickenbacker, Laura A. Riggleman, Kimberly F. Riggs, Timothy A. Riling, Michael D. Rinehart, Bradford L. Rinehart, Deborah E. Ripley, Vicki A. Risden, Alan P. Roach, Sarah F. Robbins, Frank L. Roberts, Belinda K. Roberts, Harvey M. Roberts, Joy V. Roberts Joyce E. Roberts, Stanley [. Robertson, Dale L. Robertson, Ernest H. Robertson, Ruth A. Robey, John M: Robinson, Anita P. Robinson, Anthony Robinson, Anthony D. Robinson, Carolyn G. Robinson, Dorothy S. Robinson, Joyce A. Robinson, Junelda Robinson, Mark C. Robinson, Randall D. Robinson, Robert L. Robinson, William C. Roderick, Lawrence A. Rogers, Andrew B. Rogers, Gary D. Rogers, Vicki L. Rohrbough, Stephen C. Rollins, Everette W. Rollins, James A. Rollins, Kenneth D. Rollins, Larry A. Rollins, Mark A. Rollyson, Jackie A. Romeo, Craig F. Romeo, Joe E. Romeo, Michael R. Romine, Rebecca L. Rookard, Antonio C. Rose, Carl D. Rose, Charles L. Rose, Janetta M. Ross, Jeff L. Rossell, Amy E. Rosser, Nova Rossi, tris L. Rothrock, Dorothy J. Rouse, Darwin E. Rouse, Jeanette W. Rouse, Robert E. BIOLOGY Dr. David Edens, Chairperson Dr. Richard Blaney Ms. Betty Booth Dr. Bonnie Dean Mr. Thomas Hutto Dr. Barbara Oden Ms. Ethel Thornton, Secretary Ms. Louise Thornton, Secretary CHEMISTRY Dr. Bernard Krabacher, Chairperson Mr. Thomas Cabbell Dr. Basudeb Dassarma Dr. Peter Jackson Dr. Herbert Kagen Mrs. Gladys Walker Ms. Ethel Thornton, Secretary Ms. Louise Thornton, Secretary PHYSICS Dr. Edward Barnes, Chairperson Mr. James Brimhall Mr. Jong Kim Ms. Louise Thornton, Secretary ———EE—————— SSS SSS SS82822—SL_ Sl _aa-_-_SS-—]_aS__a== Betty Booth Assistant Professor Biology David L. Eden Professor Biology Barbara Oden Professor Biology Thomas Hutto Associate Professor Biology James Brimhall n o o _ ise] oO, ae: 2 aw So ESS) x co Hi Ww o@ Thomas Cabbell Associate Professor Associate Professor Chemistry Basudeb Dassarma Professor Chemistry Herbert Kagen Professor Chemistry Rowe, Amie M. Rowe, Doris E. Rowe, Marcellous Rowell, Jacqueline M. Roy, Daniel W. Roy, Janet L. Roy, Linda A. Roy, Michael L. Rubin, Frances L. Ruch, James E. Ruch, John W. Rucker, Michael L. Rucker, Ronnie O. Ruddle, Roy C. Ruffin, Willie Ruiz, Arturo Rumbaugh, Roger A. Rumbaugh, Victor W. Russell, Diane M. Russell, Ode E. Russell, Robert S. Ruth, Leo J. Rutherford, Teresa L. Rutledge, Bruce M. Ryan, David L. Ryan, Eugene D. Ryan, Janet S. Ryle, Marie A. Salisbury, Ronald P. Salser, James E. Salzmann, Terry J. Samaroo, Vencier Samples, Mitchell W. Samples, Roger D. Sampson, Karen G. Sanders, Lavonne L. Sansom, Everett E. Santmyer, Diane L. Santmyer, Pam M. Sass, Joane Sauls, Jeffery A. Sauls, Keith J. Saulsgiver, Jerri L. Saulton, Robin L. Saunders, Gloria J. Saunders, Michael J. Saunders, Rickey D. Saunders, Wilma B. Saxe, Leota H. Sayre, Robin |. Scarbro, Karen E. Scherer, Elizabeth T. Schneider, Joanne Schneider, Loraine M. Schneider-Paas Arno J. Schnurr, Kathleen E. Schoolcraft, Brenda S. Schroeder, Nancy J. Schultz, Joan M. Schultz, Melody J. Scotch, Judith A. Scott, Bertha J. Scott, Daphine L. Scott, Norma K. Scott, Robert W. Scott, Susan E. Scott, Thomas A. Scott, Joyce A. Seagraves, Kimberly C. Searls, Franklin D. Searls, Jeff L. Sears, Zola D. HE NY An Abruzzese, Pleasant, Smith Scott Production the 1979 SENIORS Richard Arose South Amboy, NJ Architectural Technology Capricorn Tau Kappa Epsilon Loletia Maria Bayne Beckley, WV Therapeutic Recreation Aries Gospel Cavaliers Sigma Gamma Rho Social Committee Pan Hellenic Council President Miss Junior Queen Miss Aurora Student Government Andrew Allen Beck Princeton, WV Criminal Justice Pisces Tau Kappa Epsilon Connie Ann Belcher Charleston, WV Elementary Education Capricorn Alpha Kappa Mu 113 114 Debra Ann Boggs Ravenswood, WV English Education Aries Kappa Delta Pi Secretary-Treasurer of Student National Education Association Vicky Lynn Cochran Gary, IN Criminal Justice Scorpio Bonnie Bowyer Nitro, WV Home Economics Social Work Capricorn OKO Club William Edgar Coy Scarbro, WV Psychology Psychology Club Treasurer Michael Brown Brooklyn, NY Political Science Virgo Harold A. Curtiss Charleston, WV Baseball Football Track Basketball Omega Psi Phi Student Government Management Virgo Society for Advancement of Man- agement | Nanette Camille Chenoweth | Eddie James Cameron St. Albans, WV Pompano Beach, FL James Lloyd Carnell Business Administration Acounting Accounting Kinna, WV Finance Virgo Elementary Education Cancer | Football (3 yr. letterman) Libra Outstanding Sophomore | All Intramural sports Alpha Kappa Mu President of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Pep Club Kappa Delta Pi Society Catharine Diane Dawson Dorris Legg Downey Diane Y. DuBose Charleston, WV Pinch, WV Washington, DC Elementary Early Childhood English Social Work Taurus Scorpio Libra NSEA Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Secretary Lambda lota Tau | French Club Associate Editor of Kanawha Review 115 CIES = mee IE 2th De ere. 116 Victoria A. Duff Washington, DC Criminal Justice Libra RUOgTsGe Thespian (1,3) Modeling Janice D. Eplin South Charleston, WV Early Childhood Kappa Delta Psi James B. Eaton Jr. Logan, WV Hospital Dietetics Gemini President OKO Home Economics Club State Treasurer of SMS-W.Va. Home Economics Association Student Member American Home Economics Assoc. Assoc. Member of Smith Sininn, Institute Gatha |. Estep Alum Creek, WV Business Education Gemini SNEA Clyde Anthony Ellis Mount Pleasant, SC Business Management Cancer Baseball Groove Phi Groove Student Action Committee member (3 yrs.) Black History Committee Member (2 Yrs.) Dawn Carol Fields Clay, WV Elementary Education Taurus Kappa Delta Pi oe Valerie Diane Foster Chicago, IL Criminal Law President of Freshman Class, Senior Class W.V.S.C. Foundation Board Member Sisterhood of Pearls Deans List (76,79) Pep Club Vice Pres. of Junior Class Omega Que Tee Born Again Christian Marshelia Gazaway Bluefield, WV Communicatios Taurus Miss Senior, 1978 Delta Sigma Theta Track Student Government Representative Herbert Lee French Oakland Park, FL Criminal Justice Leo Yearbook Staff Bowling Softball Coach Melinda Jane Griffith St. Albans, WV Secondary Education, Math English Gemini Kappa Delta Pi Alpha Kappa Mu Backstage worker for WVSC plays Charles D. Fulks Charleston, WV Accounting Sagitarius Yvonne Irene Griffith Massillon, OH Criminal Justice Gemini Piano Swimming Reading Kappa Kitten Member of Pre Alumni Club 117 oS See Fe Bae linia ee ee +S eH! 118 Catherine L. Grim Tornado, WV Business Education Pisces Russell H. Henson Washington, DC Architectural Technology Virgo Photographer - Yearbook Industrial Tech. Society Gesu Bernard Hamilton Charleston, WV Accounting Pisces Jeffery W. Harrah Nitro, WV Physical Education Safety Taurus 4 year letterman in Baseball Likes traveling, hiking, skiing Timothy A. Higgins St. Albans, WV Political Science Aquarius Marching and Concert Band Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Ava LaVett Holloway Fort Lauderdale, FL Communications Cancer Tennis Basketball eran Avis La Verne Holloway Fort Lauderdale, FL Business Education Executive Secretary Cancer Women’s Tennis Team Women's Basketball Team Intramurals Football Paula Abbott Jarvis Charleston, WV Education Leo SNEA Ema Johnson Inyang Afia Nsit-Nigeria Business Administration Active member of International Club of WVSC Jeffrey Craig Knadler Charleston, WV Business Administration Finance Management Capricorn Deborah Dawn Johnson Charleston, WV Elementary Education Early Childhood Educ. Debra Lynn Ann Langmade Massillon, OH Criminal Justice Pisces Pyramid Club Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Kappa Kitten, 2nd Attendent: Ms. Kappa Alpha Psi Ms. Pyramid Senior Class President President of Pre-Alumni Club ('78-'79) Criminal Justice Club Gospel Cavaliers 119 Helen C. Leanard Dunbar, WV Social Work Piesces Paula Diane Lewis Beckley, WV Business Administration Cancer Member of Social Committee Gammette of SGR Member of Gospel Cavaliers Gracie Lindsey Welch, WV Social Work (Juvenile Delinquent Child Abuse) Member of the pre-Alumni Club (Vice President) Member of Groove Phi Groove Court Libra 120 Christopher Johnson Charleston, WV Physical Education Aries CLqQSSH of Hi 41 1951 1961 1971 1 1952 1962 1972 1 1953 1963 1973 1 1954 1964 1974 i 1955 1965 1975 1 1956 1966 1976) 1 1957 1967 1977 1 1958 1968 1978 1 1959 1969 197¢ 1 1960 1970 198¢ 4 ea - ‘ 5 . er ee eS eee Se ee ee 6H T LOYALTY EDUCATION AMBITION DEDUCATION ENERGY REALITY SCHOLARSHIP HUMANITARIANS INSIGHT PROGRESS Donnie R. Lively, Jr. Handley, WV Criminal Justice Piesces Frank David Livingston Mt. Holly, NJ Physical Education Virgo Football Bowling Scabbard Blade ROTC Gymnast Leah G. Martin Buffalo, WV Physical Education Social Studies Libra 122 Yolanda Sims Institute, WV Social Work Cancer Ivy Leaf Pledge Club Alpha Kappa Alpha President National Association of Social Work Social Work Club Joan Ann Thurston Institute, WV Social Work Virgo Member of Delta Theta Sorority, Inc. Celeita Ann Stephens Chesapeake, OH Elementary Education and Art Sagitarius Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society ROTC Cadet Miss Pershing, '78-'79 M.K. Tribbie Charleston, WV Criminal Justice, B.S. Rugby Whitewatering Reading Raquetball Ruth A. Swain | Dubar, WV Social Studies Taurus SEA Kappa Delta Pi William H. Wade Jr. Charleston, WV Physical Education Safety Capricorn | Football (2 yr. lettrman; 1 yr. trainer) Bowling (3 yr. letterman) Intramural Basketball and Volleyball Member of Kappa Alpha Psi Sea | Michael Shawn Lee Taylor Randolph McKenzie Taylor June Esther Thomas South Bend, IN Washington, DC Bluefield, WV Criminal Justice Architectural Technology Criminal Justice English Aries Pisces Virgo | Football, 1 Residence Assistant Editor of the Yellow Jacket Resident Assistant Industrial Tech. Society Miss Freshman, 1975 Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity Miss Sophomore, 1976 Student Government Likes: Swimming, dancing, cooking, and Skating Deborah Fisher Walker Sissonville, WV Jody Dawn Weekley Elementary Education Debra Lee Walters Scott Depot, WV Pisces Criminal Justice Social Work Kappa Delta Pi Virgo Cancer Mu Alpha Theta Graduate cum laude, 12 15 78 Social Work Club Tis West Virginia State We Love Lee Conious McPherson, Jr. Washington, DC Biology Computor Science Sagitarius Football Team Track Team Football Trainer Sophomore Class President Social Committee Chairman E.P.G: AGS: Omega Psi Phi Delta Sweetheart Pep Club Track Trainer Campus Institute Senator Mark Edward Morton Marjorie Dale Mullins Charleston, WV Clay, WV Business Administration Elementary Education Cancer Leo SEA Alpha Gamma Mu Thomas Reid Myers Francisco B. Newman, Ill Elkview, WV Richmond, VA Secondary Soc. St. Biology Capricorn Virgo : Varsity Tennis (3 yrs.) Captain in '78 Sophomore Class Vice President Phi Alpha Theta-international honor Member of Delta Nu Alpha sect. of society of Historians Mark Wayne Neal Alpha Phi Alpha of Alpha Zeta Chap- Charleston, WV ter Criminal Justice President of Alpha Phi Alpha of Alpha Gemini Zeta Chapter Kappa Delta Pi National Honor Society for Education C. Hunter O'Hara Carol Parham Terry Lee Patton St. Albans, WV Harvey, IL Tuscalossa Ala. | Music Education Communications Business Management Capricorn Cancer Aquarius | Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society President of Delta Sigma Theta Omega Psi Phi Education Honor Society Head Cheerleader Football “Celebration’’ Musical Drama Gospel Cavaliers Track SNEA Pan Hell Counsel Music Educators National Conference Edgar W. Randall Carolyn Linda Ragland Williamsburg, VA | Charleston, WV Physical Education Safety Business Administration (Accounting) Libra | Miss West Virgina State Basketball Team | Vice-President of Delta Sigma Theta Golf Team | Cadet Captain in ROTC Groove Phi Groove | Elizabeth G. Payne Student Government Social Fellowship Inc. Pinch, WV Resident Assistant Scabbard and Blade Elementary Education Groove Phi Groove Court Student Government Capricorn Miss ROTC Mr. State, '78-'79 1 Just One More Step From There Is Heav’n Above 125 Burton C. White Jr. Baileys Roads, Va. Biology Leo Scabbard and Blade Table Tennis Emmet William White Hurricane, WV Computer Science Gemini ROTC Rifle Team Scabbard and Blade College Players H. Dean Williams Washington, DC Art Education Capricorn Painting-illustrating Weightlifting Martial Arts Photography Writing Poetry Harold W. Withrow Dunbar, WV Biology Capricorn Likes Rock Roll Brenda Wantlin Young Charleston, WV English Scorpio Reporter and Copy Editor for the Yellow Jacket Women'n Caucus awe Progress Lopaltp 1982 €ducation at ae : . . _— J - ote ony ae ; “ a i 1“ Oe) ar o VFS Andrew Anthony Bluefield WV Psychology Sophomore Cathy Alston Charleston WV Home Economics Freshman Kim Allen Cleveland OH Business Freshman Jay Cee Brown Sophomore Carol Boddy Charleston WV Physical Education reyes fe os doce asf w £32 wir cos oO = ree: Sophomore 130 Sehgal, Lorna B. Howard Barrett Brian Best Settle, Jacquline M. Charleston WV Institute WV Seymour, Judith A. Business Social Studies Shabdue, Pamela S. Sophomore Junior Shafer, Pauletta S. | Shaffer, Kenneth M. : mae . - Shaffer, Marilee C. Shank, John P. Shaver, Vicki J. Shawver, George W. Shea, Grace V. Sheaff, Walter T. Sheets, Violet R. Shelton, John E. Shepler, Marsha S. Sherwood, Margaret M. Shetterly, Connie J. Shevokas, Bonnie Shiltz, Robert A. Shingleton, Pearl M. Shinn, Chery! L. Shooshtari, Mahmoud T. Shorr, David 1. Shouldis, Mark D. Shrewsbury, Catherine Shrewsbury, Tony L. Shuck, Rodney J. Shue, Earnest D. Sibold, James F. Sigmon, Nola J. Signorelli, Thomas W. Siksek, Mohammad A. Sills, Ethel M. Simmons, Diana Simmons, Patricia A. Simmons, Theresa R. Simms, Jerry A. Simms, John f. Simpkins, Rodney M. Simpson, Anthony M. Simpson, Linda J. Sims, Anne R. Sims, Daniel L. Sims, Yolanda G. Singletary, Robert S. Singletary, Susan R. Sisco, Maria T. Sisson, Charles E. Sisson, Edward A. Sizemore, Anne P. Skaggs, Goldie J. Skaggs, Sonijia F. Skiba, Andy C. Skiles, Kenna L. Skiles, Marie V. Slack, Ted W. Slade, James M. Slade; John A. Slappe, Hershal A. Slater, Saundra L. Slaughter, Jo Anne Juanita Brown Chris Brownlow Slaughter, Russel A. Maryland Cedar Grove WV Slayton, Sarah E. Criminal Justice Sioan, Richard T. Freshman Freshman Slone, Sharrell G. Smith, Anthony W. Smith, Barbara A. Smith, Carl E. Smith, Charles R. Smith, Cindy J. West Virginia Tech ae Sandy Carte Kathrina Clark Frances Cleage St. Albans WV McDowell Welch WV Social Work Freshman Sophomore Freshman Paula Cobb Wilfredo Colazo Valerie Colquitt Maplewood NJ Hartford Conn. Philadelphia PA Management Junior Junior Freshman Fairmont State Central State i bee eechine cenciell s | a a a EAE NN 5 Na tg li a i Nl i a a | il | | Smith, Dana K. Smith, David G. Renee Cleveland Anthony Coad Smith, Drearma K. i Detroit MI Washington DC Smith, Earl H. Home Economics Criminal Justice Smith, Elizabeth L. Freshman Junior Smith, Eugene A: Smith, Gary V. Smith, Gordon T. Smith, Gregg A. Smith, Gregory V. Smith, Janette E. Smith, Jeanne R. Smith, Jennifer A. Smith, Kimberly A. Smith, Kimberly S. Smith, Lamont R. Smith, Lawrence J. Smith, Leslie M. Smith, Linda L. Smith, Marilyn A. Smith, Martha A. Smith, Marvin L. Smith, Mary A. Smith, Mary L. Smith, Nancy G. Smith, Regina D. Smith, Riley S. Smith, Roberta L. Smith, Robin M. Smith, Roy E. Smith, Stanley J. Smith, Stephen W. Smith, Sue J. Smith, Sylvester L. Smith, Virginia E. Smith, William H. Smithers, Cynthia E. Smithson, Debora A. Sneed, Raymond L. Snodgrass, Ricky K. Snow, James E. Snuffer, Hazel M. Snyder, Charlies W. Snyder, James P. Snyder, Randee J. Solle, Craig E. Solomon, Elizabeth S. Somerville, Stephen D. Sookhakian, Abolhassan Sothen, Stashie A. Sousa, Elizabeth A. Southern, James T. Sovic, George P. Sovine, Timothy D. Sowards, Eric A. Sowards, Tammie L. Sparks, Robert C. Spaulsing, Douglas C. Spaulding, Mary B. Spears, Betty L. Spears, Dorsey R. Spence, David D. Brenda Craig Lavere Crawford Spence, Martha W. Scott Depot Charleston WV Spence, Susan C. Business Finance Cummunications Spencer, Clifton D. Junior Sophomore Spencer, Monica E. Spencer, Sarah M. Spencer, Tammy J. Spradley, Milton L. Spradling, Cris E. _ Howard University Sona 133 Olivia Curry Evan Annette Drake Anita Dunnigan Red Jacket WV Fairmont WV Hurricane WV Home Economics Business Management Elementary Education Sophomore Freshman Tyra White Chester Willis Paul Wingate Detroit, Ml Bluefield, WV Washington, DC Criminal Justice Management Criminal Justice Sophomore Sophomore Junior a | Spradling, Robin K. Kathy Eggleton Troy Eichelberger Springer, Davia B, Hurrican WV Louisville MS Spruce, Deborah A. Elementary Education Political Science Stackhouse, Yvonne C. Junior Junior Stalnaker, David C. Stalnaker, Robin M. Stamper, David R. Stanley, Patricia L. Stanley, Roger L. Stanton, Betty A. Starcher, Joseph R. Starcher, Phyllis A. Stark, Jeffery D. Starkey, G. Jean Starks, Rebecca C. Starks, William OQ. Starr, Sandra K. Stati, Michael P. Steele, Charles T. Steele, Kenneth E. Steele, Suzann M. Steinberg, Rossana L. Stephens, Celeita A. Stephens, Howard K. Stephens, Pamela S. Stephens, Vicki M. Stevens, Bill A. Stevens, Brenda A. Stewart, Deanna J. Stewart, Joseph M. Stewart, Patricia W. Stewart, Valerie J. Stewart, Warren E. Stickler, James D. Stogden, Deborah S. Stone, Anne L. Stone, John A. Stone, Terry L. Stover, Charles D. Stowers, Howard K. Stranahan, Carolyn S. Strauch, Mary H. Stricker, Daniel E. Stricker, Larry L. Strickland, Beverly A. Strickland, Charlotte Strickland, Kim T. Strong, Rosa H. Strother, James O. Stroupe, Robert A. Strudl, Laurie A. Stuart, Cheryle A. Stump, Marsha L. Sturgeon, Marcia L. Stutler, Melanie G. Stype, Donna L. Summerfield, Patricia Summers, Charles D. Summerville, Irwin K. Supcoe, Robert B. Suppa, Steven B. Rebecca Winter Byron Witten Sutherland, James M. Ribley WV Beckley WV Sutphin, Lea A. Finance Banking Communications Swain, Ruth A. Sophomore Junior Swartz, Carol A. Sweet, Beverly A. Sweet, Hersey T. Taee, Hassan Talbert, Victor W. Talbott, Chery! L. Concord State Tale, Robert F 136 137 Perry Estep Dorrie Foster St. Albans Chicago ILL Physical Education Junior Freshman John Greenwood K. Reed Griffin Detriot Ml Washington DC Communications Communications Freshman Sophomore alem College Kevin Godfrey Newark NJ Accounting Junior Mark Grimmett Winfield Sophomore Pe a - - a — — — ee —_— ae Vee Hee Tardy, James R. Tavasoleyan, Amin Tawney, Cathy J. | Marsha Gordon Larry Green Tawney, Jeffrey J. Ft. Lauderdale FLA Taylor, Alfreda Management Taylor, Carol M. Freshman Sophomore Taylor, Cecil J. 0 Coe i Taylor, Charles P. Taylor, Christi L. Taylor, Donald G. Taylor, James A. Taylor, John C. Tayler, John R. Taylor, Laura D. Taylor, Linda S. Taylor, Michael D. Taylor, Michael L. Taylor, Michael L. Taylor, Randolph M. Taylor, Roscoe A. Taylor, Susan H. Taylor, Tim M. Taylor, William B. Taylor, Willima H. Taylor, Yvonne R. Teel, Michael E. Tenney, Joyce A. Terneus, William F. Tharp, William J. Thaxton, Mary J. Thomas, Betty D. Thomas, Bobby S. Thomas, David M. Thomas, Deborah D. Thomas, Harold Thomas, Janet S. Thomas, June E. Thomas, Kenneth M. Thomas, Lisa M. Thomas, Margaret A. Thomas, Paul R. Thomas, Phyllis J. Thomas, Rhonda E. Thomas, Valerie D. Thomas, Velma S. Thompson, Agnes A. Thompson, Benjamin V. Thompson, Charles R. Thompson, Frank V. Thompson, George D. Thompson, James M. Thompson, James R. Thompson, Jeff Thompson, Mary E. Thompson, Peggy J. Thompson, Regina W. Thompson, Teresa J. Thompson, Willie B. Thorne, John D. Thornhill, Esther E. Throckmorton, Charles Thurman, Edward Thurman, Robert A. Gerard Hairston Darrell Harris Thurston, Joan A. Institute WV Tillinghast, Lori A. Management Freshman Timbers, Carolyn . Junior Tincher, Bonnie G. Tincher, Kathi A. Tincher, Kay J. Tinsley, Elizabeth West Liberty State tly Jo Eunice D. Heath Atlanta GA Secondary Education Sophomore Mataline Hunt Hampton VA Physical Education Freshman Georgetown Janet Helma St. Albans WV Education Junior Jerri Jackson Columbus OH Communications Sophomore Davis Patricia Henderson St. Albans WV Elementary Speech Education Junior Willie Johnson Orlando FLA Computer Science Sophomore Bruce Hollingworth George Hunt Atlanta GA Orlando FLA Computer Science Physical Education Freshman Sophomore Clegget Johnson Jeff Jordan Washington DC Scott Depot Physical Education Freshman Freshman SEF ore8 University Tinsley, Lois C. Tinsley, Paul E. Tinsley, Ronald D. Titus, P. Stuart Toler, Sherman E. Tolley, Nancy M. Tolliver, Randall C. Toms, William H. Toney, Alecia A. Toney, Russell L. Toothman, Franklin L. Totten, Deborah A. Towles, Sarah L. Towlkes, Jeffrey B. Townsend, Doris E. Townsend, Keith A. Traube, Kevin P. Treadway, Malissa A. Trent, Daniel R. Tribbie, M. K. Tribble, Jimmy G. Trigg, Tina R. Trivison, Mark E. Troiano, Marjorie A, Trotter, Sylvia J. Truett, Maicolm D. Tucker, Annie L. Tucker, Samuel L. Tucker, Susan C. Turley, Judy L. Turley, Murhl G, Turley, Ricky W. Turley, Sharon K. Turnage, Shirley F. Turner, Carol K. Turner, Garland L. Turner, James C. Turner, Kimberly L. Turner, William F. Twohig, Kevin B. Tyler, David A. Tyler, Gloria J. Tyler, Miles H. Tyler, Thomas L. Tyree, Anthony H. Tyree, Maureen Tyree, Paul £. Tyson, Michael W. Uaok, Debby L. Umberger, Irene Umoh, Enoh J. Underwood, Janice A. Underwood, Marie Underwood, Marylouise Utchek, Gary L. Utt, Ira M. Uwaifo, Taiwo O. Valentine, Louis B. Vallandingham, Carolyn Vallet, Calister J. Vallow, Karole O. Vanater, Brocklin L. Vanbibber, Danny L. Vance, Sarah C. Vandail, Barbara K. Vangilder, Patricia A. Vanhoose, Kenneth B. Vanmeter, Byron J. Vannatter, Thomas F. Vaughan, Carla J. Vaughan, Robert L. Terri Keiffer Myra Kelly Evette. King Charleston WV Mullens WV Bluefield WV Special Education Special Education Freshman Junior Freshman Rodney Lake Richard Layson Gary Leary Bronx NY Communications Freshman Freshman Freshman Kentucky State Rio Gases Vaughn, Curtis M. Paula King Cnarad Kiss Vaughn, Diane K. é yk Institute WV Charleston WV mae re : Management Accounting ie s ag Ss 7 Freshman Sophomore , Prancie J. Vickers, Brenda C. Vickers, Tommy W. Vicky, Lynn C. Vidan, Mercedes G. Villers, Marlena K. Vineyard, Rita Vogel, Marc J. Volker, Betty S. _ Wade, Kenneth Wade, William H. Walden, Elaine L. Walk, Stephanie L. Walker, Cathy L. Walker, Charles D. Walker, Deborah F. Walker, Jayne R. Walker, Jerry A.. Walker, John B. Walker, Linda J. Walker, Rita E. Walker, Robert M. Wall, Larry M. Wallace, Dorance M. Wallace, Evelyn |. Wallace, George E. Wallace, Georgia C. Wallace, Jacqueline Wallace, Larry V. Wallace, Serena C. Walls, Georgia S. Walls, Jimmie W. Walters, Robert L. Walthall, Olenthia D. Walton, James E. Walton, Kathy J. Wandling, Carol F. _Wandling, Stephen O. Ward, Holly K. Ward, Ronnie K. Ward, Steven P. Ware, Shelia Wargacki, Ruth E. Warner, Colleen G. Warner, Dennis G. Warner, Dexter R. Warner, Trina H. Warren, Randy L. Washington, Benjamin H. Washington Othello B. Washington, Rejeanna V. Watkins, Dona L. Watkins, Larry J. Watreas, Tamisha D. Watson, Barbara H. Watson, Gwendolyn M. Watson, Julie A. Watson, Phyllis W. Andrea Lee Larry Lewis Buffalo NY Roanoke VA Watson, Theodore N. Computer Science Waugh, Karen L. Junior Sophomore Waugh, Lee H. Waugh, Rodney F. Waugh, Sharon S. ! Wazelle, Timothy L. Wears, Dwane W. Webb, James S. Marshall University 143 ; Winston Lewis Antionette Lyons Ruben Matos 1 Philadelphia PA Atlanta GA Hartford CN i Communications Psychology Wit Freshman Sophomore Freshman The Jackets Got Something That Mak ; Grandville Mobley Hasson Momeni Lynne Morris Ft. Meyers FL New Jersey Freshman Sophomore Junior aS Marietta College Ashland College Weekley, Margaret A. Erwin McKinney Patricia McRae Nowra peheaien 2 Hartf N ; : | Aha tal Sa a! Weiford, Lisa M. | Junior Junior Weikel, Ruth A. Weinreich, Vonnie S. Weiskircher, Joseph J. Welch, Melinda G. Welling, David R. Wells, Karen E. Wells, Kimberly A. Wentz, Jeffrey A. West, David R. Westfall, Carl M. Westfall, Lawrence A. Wetesnik, Charles R. Whaling, Thomas F. Wheaton, William H. Wheeler, Bonnie J. Wheeler, Rodger L. Wheeler, Silas E. Wheeling, James R. Wheeling, Mary C. Wheeling, Mary J. Whightsel, Jeffrey W. Whisenant, Daniel D. Whisner, Mark S. Whisner, Richard E. White, Alfred A. White, Burton C. m2 —= é h b White, Clarence G. 2 White, Delmar B. yy White, Diana L. White, Emmet White, Fredricka T. White, Joyce 1. White, Kimberly A. White, Mary L. White, Myron L. White, Nancy C. White, Phillip White, Tyra Y. White, Stephanie L. Whited, Karen A. Whitehair, Gregory H. Whitehair, Robert B. Whiting, Vanessa A. Whitley, Mark W. Whitley, Mary E. Whitlock, E. Jane Whitlow, Claude H. Whitt, Glo S. Whittard, Patricia A. Whittard, Wayne A. Whittington, Darlena K. Whyde, Earl G. Whyte, Charles W. Wibberg, A. Michael Wiblin, Enid Wiblin, Michael C. Wicks, Harold S. Wier, Allan G. William Patrick Simon Penn Wiggins, Tanya N. Institute WV Pittsburge PA Wiik, Erik Architecture Technology Wiles, John F. | Freshman Junior Wiley, Carlton J. Wiley, Colleen K. : Wilkerson, Claudia M Wilkinson, John P. Wilkinson, Teresa L. Jest Virginia Univ. ee po ae OSs Sa ssp ete Drema Perry Montina Pettry Sharon Phillips Kayford WV Cleveland OH Psychology Business Management Freshman Junior Freshman er es « | Institute WV Elenaor WV Accounting Criminal Justice Freshman Junior Freshman Cathy Raymon Stephen Reaves Belinda Roberts | Norfork State Williams, Brenda K. Troy Pinkney Williams, Diana O. Hudson, NY Nancy Powers Williams, Donald O. Recreational Therapy Chesapeake WV Williams, George W. Freshman Jr. Williams, Hilda L. Williams, James F. Williams, Judith P. Williams, Kathryn S. Williams, Keith L. Williams, Margaret A. Williams, Mark O. Williams, Martin L. Williams, Mary B. Williams, Mary J. Williams, Mary L. Williams, Michael D. Williams, Rena R. Williams, Roberta R. Williams, Teddy L. Williams, Terrence L. Williams, Wendell L. Williamson, James R. Williamson, Susan L. Willis, Edna M. Willis, James J. Wilson, Berton K. Wilson, Carleen C. Wilson, Deborah L. Wilson, Ellen Wilson, Jeffery G. Wilson, Karen L. Wilson, Priscilla B. Wilson, R. Brent Wilson, Trudy J. Wines, John D. Wingate, Linda J. Wingate, Paul B. Winrotte, Virginia F. Winship, Bruce E. Winter, Charles R. Winter, Edward L. Winter, Rebecca A. Winter, Theresa A. Winters, Ralph J. Wise, Diana E. Wiseman, James M. Wiseman, Phillip G. Wisnewski, Al Louise Witherell, Barbara K. Withers, Michael D. Withrow, George M. Withrow, Harold W. Withrow, James K. Withrow, Jeffrey P. Withrow, Thomas W. Witt, Brenda J. Witthohn, Henry P. Wolfe, Charles P. Wolfe, Clifford N. Wolfe, David D. Wolfe, Jennifer L. Wolfe, Karen S. John Roby Antonio Rookard Junior Granville, WV Wolfe, Sandra L. Criminal Justice Wong, Willy Freshman Wood, Andrew E. Wood, David A. Wood, Paul C. i Wood, Sarah E. Wood, William L. Woodrum, Darrence K. | Appalachian State eee Carl Rose Willie Ruffin Jefferey Sauls Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Institute, WV Architecture Physical Education Criminal Justice : Sophomore Freshman Junior e Love... We David G. Smith Gregg Smith Kimberly S. Smith Physical Education Business Prin- Business Logan, WV ciples Freshman Accounting Washington, DC Freshman Sophmore “Ferris tr nti lle Ralph Scott Marilu Shaffer Psychology Charleston, WV Annandale, Va. Criminal Justice Freshman Freshman _ Woods, Helen M. - Woods, Karen R. Woods, Michael W. Woods, Ray B. Woods, Vanessa R. Woodson, Harvey C. . Woolwine, Donald C. Workman, David L. Workman, Gretchen R. Workman, Robin R. Workman, Victoria A. - Worstell, Leeta J. Wright, Christina D. _ Wright, Ethel V. Wright, James P. Wright, Marion G. Wright, Swayne C. Wymer, Jeffrey L. Wymer, Paul R. _ Wymer, Richard A. _ Yates, Alee J. Yates, Edward R. Yeager, Deborah C. Yeager, James H. ‘York, Betty Z. Yost, Cheri K. Young, Brenda W. Young, Daniel A. Young, Douglas R. Young, Dremala K. Young, Edna M. Young, James A. Young, Janet L. Young, Jeffrey S. Young, Jill D. Young, Kevin G. Young, Kyle G. Young, Russell H. Young, Theodore F. Zain, Harry J. Zeigler, Janie M. Zeitoon, Reza Zirkle, Joyce A. Zitzelsberger, Joyce A. 2p Down In Our Hearts 3 Piten , Charles Starling Irwin Summerville New York, NY Baltimore, Maryland Junior Criminal Justice Sophomore South Carolinia State 150 Rhonda Thomas Gary, WV Computer Science Freshman William Turkovich Saint Albans, WV Business Administration Sophomore Bethany College — Western Carolinia Susie Thomas Gary -Thompson Poca, WV Institute, WV Political Science Political Science Freshman Junior Paul Tyree Mona D. Waldron Saint Albans WV Institute, WV 'F Sophomore Music Junior ow eee een ee Sarah Towles Rt ee ee Annie Tucker Institute, WV Institute, WV Rochelle Walker Chemica! Technology Business Communications Freshman Sophomore Junior Bonita Martin Carlos McKibben Kim White Charleston, WV Bluefield, WV Atlanta, GA Fine Arts Sophomore Communications Freshman Sophomore . - To The Schools We Play 151 1978 1979 — | | —— A A Te 152 Si a The Climax Of The West Virginia State Story 1979 STUDENT LIFE The Experiences 156-169 A Smith, Thompson, Stutler Production The Happenings 170-175 A Smith, Thompson, Stutler Production The Reunion 176-185 A Parham, Thompson, Walton Production The Queen Bees 186-193 A Thompson, Parham, Thompson Production The Nobles 194-199 A Brown Jones Production Agnes Thompson, Editor B. Thompson, Greenwood, Scott, Young Photographers { | an i i Ht of annoyance on this student's face is comimon for commuters that have to deal with ; ig a parking space. od ' ry If this is what you see as you approach the bus _ stop, then you've either just missed your bus or every- body ran when they saw you coming. a ————e——eeee OO 158 This brother finds little difficulty in. overcoming the various complexities that occur during the course of a school day; with an easy-going frame of mind, he keeps his sanity by simply “hanging loose’’. The cafeteria is not just a place to enjoy a meal; it’s probably the most common place that resident students get together to relax and socialize among one another. a A i LEFT: Hey, man! They're bringin’ out the champagne! BELOW: Gee Wiz. Chicken and potatoes again. ABOVE: These commuters can put away some food! s! , , young man; you're not at McDonald LEFT: You don't rush me | BELOW: The Snack Bar is the main lunch spot for many commuting students. RIGHT: “‘You only go around once in life, and you've got to grab for all the gusto you can get. ’ LEFT: “It’s a new brand called 'Body on Tap’.”’ RIGHT: “‘Look at you. Over just two beers you get blasted!”’ ese be Our first snowfall of the year proved to be a burden to most commut . but alot of students found many ways to make the best of it. ape State finally shuts down school be- cause of snow on February 8, 1979. Gore Hall - an experience to remember. LEFT usually does. ie At State, anything that can hap- pen under the sun 166 pee OT TASTY patie te et 2 ttl ee ABOVE: Time Square or Square times? RIGHT: High rent district. Taking time out to search for self-identity and purpose in life is an essential and meaningful point of every individ- ual. Finding the strength and incentive to strive forward, even when your perception of the future is clouded or distorted, is an obligation that we all must see through. i ell The interrelation between Faculty and students to share ideas is a frequent occurance at WVSC. ges a an ut athe Bina) eas cae oe oma tte gear eer 3 Dea Soe As Happenings reel i i) Wodehahae WA The We ROM eye ne Gan oe tH? ee i ; 4 TN — sheet mon vi ROME Poet “| think we oughta call a priest. “Surprise! You're on Candid Camera.” 171 a) r) - a ® a S 2 c =) ® tS ke LEFT: West Virginia State's faithful cheerleaders express their overriding spirit. “This is station number one, number one The Chain That Bind Us (%. J SS ie SS oe a ps 179 alumni director ci Fred Bailey The One Hundred Dollar Dinner Dance Alumni 1978 o =) lox se jek 2) Cc o Yn o = a. Q = 42) E = is°) o - a o me) e 00 =) 1°) =) ie Q ce) o (a) Col. Dallas C. Brown, Jr. “Alumnus of the Year’ West Virginia State College National Alumni Asociation, Inc. is proud to announce Col. Dallas C. Brown, Jr. as “Alumnus of the Year”. Very deserving of this honor, Col. Brown was Field Station Berlin Commander until recently when he was transferred to Ft. McPherson, Ga. He also was recently selected for the brigadier general list. Col. Brown will be honored dur- ing homecoming activities October 21, 1978. Col, Brown entered military serv- ice in 1954 by attending the Basic Officers Infantry Course. He worked his way through several military academies including the Defense Language Institute, USA Command and General Staff College, USA Russian Institute and he was a dis- tinguished graduate from the U.S. Naval War College. He is a 1955 graduate of West Virginia State College with a BA degree in History Political Science. He earned a MA degree in Russian Area Studies from Indiana Univer- sity. The colonel was also an out- standing military cadet as well as a distinguished military graduate at WVSC. From 1971 to 1977 Col. Brown served in several activities at the Defense Intelligence Agency in Washington, D.C. He was then assigned to FSB as Commander. Before being assigned to D.C., he served in Vietnam as the command- ing officer of 519th Military Intel- ligence Battalion. He received the Vietnamese service medal, Republic of Vietnam campaign medal and the Republic of Vietnam Cross. of Galantry. He also has been awarded the meritorious service medal twice, the master parachutist badge, the joint service commendation medal, army commendation medal and others in his 24 years of service. Col. Brown is a descendent of a pioneer family from Institute. He is married to the former Joyce Bush of Washington, D.C. She is also a 1955 graduate of WVSC. They are the parents of five children: Dallas IlJ, a senior at Princeton University; Gregory, a sophomore at U.S. Naval Academy: Jan, a freshman at Uni- versity of Virginia; Karen and Bar- vara reside with their parents in Ft. McPherson, Ga. 183 SSeS = } Mr. State Edgar Randall groove Miss State Carolyn Ragland Charleston, West Virginia Criminal Justice ROTC, : Committee on student organizations Delta Sigma Theta sorority Pay Physical education, ROTC, basketball, groove phi Williamsburg, VA Miss ROTC Avis McKinney Chicago, IL Burton White, Escort =6 = © eS © O a Li. O © Miss State... = eee ee Mr State: See ee ee Edgar Randall Wil Little Miss State | Little Mr. State Carolyn Ragland Tamika Portier Christopher Barnes QUEENS Miss AKA Miss DST Miss Sigma Gamma Rho .. Wiss Fearl:.ccewe sone Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Miss Alpha Phi Omega .... i | MISS SOMiOn sp sande s an Marshelia Gazaway Miss Torcit0, ofpeee we © 2 Miss Junior 4; 24228 eee Belinda Fulton Miss KappaAlphaPsi ..... Miss Sophomore 2....22...25 Bonita Martin Wiss Pink” ooo see, 7 MissFreshman ............ Roxanna Hicks MISES Sif Ae Seon | Miss Omega (.Je2. 2424'... Miss ROTC Miss Scabbard and Blade Miss Pershing Rifle | Miss Rifle Team ............ Miss Dawson Hall Miss Gore Hall Miss Prillerman Hall Miss Sullivan Hall Danita Bayne Hollie Brown Miss NAACP Miss Pink Green .......... Sabrina Leath Avis McKinney Cheryl Coates Celeita Stephens Stephanie Walk Gerlene Porter Yvonne Stackhouse Miss Groove Phi Groove Miss Vash Na-Ha Miss Ivy Miss Pyramid Miss Lampado Miss Swanksman . Miss Scroller Sarah Lynn Towles Shirley McDaniel Michelle Baker Lolethia Bayne Ruth Moon Mazie Black Sandra Bass Donnella Nelson Roberta Lynne Smith Lynne Moore Linda Walker Mona Waldron Andre Mack Georgia Wallace Crystal Chandler Yvonne Taylor Ellen White Betty Ann Wiggins Ellen Wade 191 Khetpom P. Adkins Institute, West Virginia Jr. Chairman Of WVSC International Club Janet Cotton Casto St. Albans, West Virginia Senior Immediate Past President AWVOA April Lynn Clark Nitro, West Virginia Senior Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society Student National Education Association Nicholas Lee Divitia Charleston, West Virginia Senior Educational Policies committee member Student Political Association Bassey Ekenyong UYO Cross River State, Nigeria Senior International Club Donna Lee Hayes Dunbar, West Virginia Senior Secretary of Sociology 76 77 Social Work Club 76 77 77 78 Secretary in Social Work 78 79 Sociology Queen 1976 Varsity Bask- etball 75 76, 76 77, 77 78 Kim LaVern Peaks Winona, West Virginia Senior Alapha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Treasurer, Girls Basketball Team, Miss Ebony Essence 1976, Ms, Rancher in ROTC 1975 ; Who's Who Among Students In _ American Universities And Colleges Robin Annette Rankin Columbus, Ohio Senior E: Dormitory Resident Assistant 1977 1978 | Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart Club, DAY Queens Court 1976 1977, Gospel Cailiers Arch Yearbook Staff 1975-1977, Under — Graduate Scholarship recipient, Educational Policies Committee, Social Work Prigram Advisory Board, Social Work Club Yolanda Guthrie Sims Institute, West Virginia Senior 2 President of ivy Leaf Club, Miss Ivy 1977, AKA President 1977-1978, National Asso- ciation of Social Workers For one thousand, one hundred eighty days of college, these students have contributed to the betterment of West Virginia State College by sup- porting and participating in Student organizations and programs. These several Seniors will be observed as the ‘“‘Nobles”’ of the 1978-1979 Yearbook. The Arch Staff has selected them in hopes that they will be remembered in a most respectful manner by the students and staff of West Virginia State College. Mazie Eugenia Black Institute, WV Elementary Education Anthony Wilson Brown Rocky Point, NC Political Science Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, President Chief Justice Tutor in Political Science NAACP Student Government Association Political Science Intern of W. Va. State Government Student Government, Secretary College Band Freshman Queen President HPERS Club Miss Black Gold Social Committee Member Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Chaplain B.O.R. Scholarship recipient Arch ' Michael Brown Brooklyn, NY Political Science Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Student Government Association Track Carolyn Ann Buchanan Crystal, WV Physical Education President of Student Government Pershingette Sorority, President Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. NAACP Student National Education Association Pre Alumni Club Gospel Cavaliers Dean’s List Basketball Team Frank David Livingston Mt. Holly, NJ Physical Education Distinguished Military Student Major ROTC Cadet Corp. Scabbard and Blade Committee on Student Organization Football Gymnast OSU Graduate School Visitation Program Eric Roy Lutz South Charleston, WV Elementary Education Educational Policies Committee Kappa Delta Pi Educational Honor Society WVSC Mitec Representative Honorary Student Alfred Mark Peery South Charleston, WV Music Education Band Committee Jazz Ensemble Marching Band Concert Band Honorary Student Carol Parham Edgar W. Randall St. Harvey, IL Williamburg, Va. Communications ; Physical Education Head Cheerleader Basketball Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, President Golf Pan-Hellenic Council Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Miss Delta Sigma Theta Scabbard Blade Gospel Caveliers Student Government Mr. State Debra Lee Walters Dunbar, WV Criminal Justice Cum Laude Graduate ROTC — Recipient of J. Henry Francis Memorial Public Spirit Award June Thomas Bluefield, WV Criminal Justice English Honorary Student Miss Freshman Miss Sophomore Student Government Association Yellow Jacket, Editor Gospel Caveliers For Special People In My Book 2 Oo U few, ax 5 VU =o q Z | 29 Et ea SWANKSMA $ M CLUB : = og gro 2 G. CHEERLEATI a bye j 7 1¢ j Soot A®4 a PAN HELLEN™ BS ay as G,. LAMPADOS ' : Ss aus R, ARCH STAFF ee o INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY o SOCIETY Omega Psi Phi Fraternity ee S le caio™ 7 : E00 ? PARTNERS Student Association STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOSIATION The Student Government Association promotes and Government protects student rights through student organiza- tion on the state and national level. Also, SGA en- courages student participation in the control of these problems which relate directly to student life. Carolyn Buchanon President of Student Government Curtis R. Smith Vice President of Student Government Tony Brown Chief Justice Prat cee: ety! Angela Miles Secretary of Student Council Michael Brown Administrative Assistant 203 204 The | Student Government Association STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 1st Row- Angela Miles, Secretary, Carolyn Buchanan, President; Bonita Martin, Treasurer, 2nd Row- C. Ragland, M. Smith, T. Brown, M. Brown, R. Hicks, B. Fulton STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Carolyn Buchanan- President of Student Government Curtis R. Smith- Vice-President of Student Government Michael Brown- Administration Assistant of Student Government Angela J. Miles- Secretary of Student Government Bonita G. Martin- Treasurer of Student Government; Soph. Queen Anthony W. Brown- Chief Justice of Student Court Diana Williams- Social Committee Chairperson Carolyn L. Ragland- Miss State of Student Government Brian Keith Best- Junior Class President Moya Smith- Freshman Class President Rea Blakey- Vice President of Freshman Class 205 Sophomore Class President Vice President of Freshman Class Greg Epps Rea Blakey Freshman Class President Moya Smith 207 5 E BS) 3 o é ‘= 2 _¢ a so 8a g (2 Yigeks BS 88 2 ou = oO =o 5 = icp) £¢ g a ive tions IZa aad a ae 25 =� of SN w= Oo = Ses i eee a Se SSE ES 211 eee Sania Sea Sees eer adinieameeies ake cae aie ae SSS — — : Mel Gillespie, band director Drum major, John Prince 212 213 | | | | Frank Livingston Carol Parham Ben Thompson Barbara Erby Cindy Hankins Tina Web Bart Batten Ivory Davis Yellow Jacket Cheerleaders And Gymnast 5 ES, é : nig: 2 oo Chess Club | . | = 2 The College Choir ma ‘ x i 2 ee a e A s a SS ee a” m CONCERT CHOIR Jimmie Abbington Jane Broadwater Denise Burdette Doris Cotton Terry Davis Patricia Grant Carolyn Hannigan Vernon Hensley Rick Hill Michele Howley David Judson Lisa Mae Jarrett Beth Kagen Beverly Keffer Steve Mariani Barbara Morris Chris Moyer Jeb Neal-Wilson Nancy Parr Al Peery Hubert Pegues Richard Prevost Ronald Pollard Bill Ray Mark Rollins Mona Waldron Robin Wilson Peter Jackson Barbara Smith Charlotte Braunlin Kristi Erwin 219 4 é 220 221 ne EyeTuen Ser ern eter ere To Pe eT eee tt A aca Oct @ oO (7p) = uu . N a ER | 222 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Barry Arbogast Mike Bowers Bill Erwin Kristie Erwin Rodney Forbis Pat Hastings Vernon Hensley Michele Howley Peter Hubbard Beverly Keahey Rick Lovejoy Kevin Miller Greg Moore Jeb Neal-Wilson Al Peery Sandra Pohl Ron Pollard Mark Rollins Jeff Ross Richard Stewart Lisa Thomas Tim Wazelle 223 Students majoring in Architecture, Building Construction, Electronics, and Auto Mechanics. Fs es one INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY SOCIETY MEMBERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT (SITTING) Henry G. Hicks, Robert Matheny, Simon Penn, Ira Utt, Gino Branciforte FROM LEFT TO RIGHT (STANDING) Marlon G. Wright, Andrew Morrison, Cy Schutzager, Byron Moore Louis Mynes, Carl Hammond, John A. White, Sr. (advisor), Anthony J. Cook, Ricky Barnett Steve Wandling hp eg eo ree 225 Organizations Social Greek A Wingate Production GROOVE PHI GROOVE THETA PSI CHAPTER of the OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC. QUES he a micron amma ote A @ re ye €2e, ALPHAS Delta we ww S dane es of «? s 4 €. CMD gr W ae So? © Be ae Wyre SPs p, “o, oY ve ry 4 p x Pe Ch, “te, og Pps |Pte, “% 52 ba A J pr M. a So KAPPAS Ps; “Ne : Py . 2. ate e NU CHAPTER = f Groove ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Social Fellowship i | r Seueaaiaieenneieees — si i a at a A kl hk il inal ali aA Omega Psi Phi Omega Psi Phi, Theta Psi Chapter of West Virginia State College was founded in 1926 and since has taken a great part in the better- oes. ment of this institution. Through the upholding of our four cardinal SS principles (Manhood, Scholarship, Uplift, and Perserverance), Cer’ ear e “% Omega Psi Phi, Theta Psi for 53 years has played an important role in the success and progress of themselves, their college and their community. Mj, 3 got 48 OFFICERS Basileus: Wilfredo Collazo Keeper of Records and Seals: Anthony Brown Keeper of Finance: Arlene Mance Dean of Pledges: Paul Wingate Advisor: Glover L. Smiley cp it re STE yg) . Dr. Dispiseable Dr. Swift B.B. OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC. Left to Right; Back Row: Brian Best, Kevin Kaigler, Mike Brown Second Row: Garland Turner, Tony Brown, Arlan Mance, Paul Wingate, Wilfredo Collazo Front Row: Gregg Epps, Mark Hale, Charles Overstreet Absent: Terry Patton, Alfonzo Manigault, Lee McPherson, Mike Walker, Anthony Morris, Honcho Stroker Pretty P Officers Basileus - Yolanda Sims Anti-Basileus - Angela Miles Secretary - Sabrina Leath Treasurer - Kim Peaks Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated is a National Greek- letter sorority, organized at Howard University in Washington, D.C. on January 15, 1908. This sorority now has membership of over 75,000 women. Grandma Puff'n’ Tweety Dynomite Stuff Bird = ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. From Left to Right (Sitting) Sabrina Leath, Patricia McRae, Linda Walker, Crystal Chandler, Daphine Scott, Tanya Jones From Left to Right (Standing) Deborah Pearson, Yolanda Sims, Gale Hinton, Angela Miles ed 231 Delta Sigma Theta Roster Carol Parham- President Carolyn Ragland- Vice Pres. Michelle Baker- Treasurer Joan Thurston- Secretary Delta Sigma Theta DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated is a public service dedicated to a program of sharing membership skills in the interest of the community, the nation, and the world. DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. 1st Picture Sitting; Left to Right Bottom Row: Yvonne Taylor, Michelle Baker, Tres., Carol Parham, Pres., Carolyn Buchanan, Carol Body Top Row: Debra Langmade, Belinda Fulton Absent: Joan Thurston, Sec., Sabrina Mixon, Doris Nelson, Maria Sisco, Tamara Bartley. Zsa-Zsa 233 ee ===r iy (SEES tttermnarcernenrurttcumnenenagmeetene errata Officers President Franscisco Newman Vice-President Stephen Reaves Secretary George Thompson Alpha Phi Alpha. ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. was founded on December 4, 1906 at Cornell University. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity — ‘‘along with their social responsibilities are taking a more active role in par- ticipating in the struggle for self determinates and independence as Black People. ‘‘First of All, Servents of All. We shall transcend All.”’ ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. PICTURE: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Francisco Newman, Mike Rucker, Steve Reaves, George D. Thompson Leuard Calis le VW ty “Beaver” 6 hoy bs “% PS , e wi a %, Is ‘en -_ ayy %, ¢ Cc h uy oie Clyde €| lis James Y)ason VDuke ‘mase ot groove Dehn Hill TREE 237 : gle lhe SEE Officers President Eunice Heath Vice Pres. Garlena Jackson Secretary Jerri Jackson Treasurer Cleriece Newman Set. 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Heintzelman, Lisa C. Held, William E. Helfrich, Steven L. Helma, Janet Helmick, Bradley S. Hemlepp, Hilary R. Henderson, Carla J. Henderson, James W. Henderson, Mary C. Henderson, Patricia A. Henderson, Sharon J. Henry, Graydon H. Hnery, James L. Henry, Rory C. Hensley, Terri L. conta e Peat Hensley, Vernon D. tok Cane ss eek Henson, James M. € Henson, Jeanette A. Henson, Jeffrey A. 3 i Henson, Jerry L. . a z Henson, Julie A. Oo Bele: Henthorne, Timothy M. at oe 5 ere a eee © ; : ™ . J 4 i Herndon, Jane M. aM Geis Herold, Maxine S. eal fa % wagers, | : ; Herring, Harold L. | ae he Herscher, William E. Hester, Warren C. Hickman, Lawrence W. Hickman, Philip H. Hickman, Robert C. Hicks, Cheryl S. Hicks, Henry C. Hicks, Roxanna B. Hicks, Tammy L. Higginbotham, Frances Higginbotham, Pamela J. Higginbotham, Carolyn Higgins, Daniel G. Higgins, Ellen |. Higgins, Timothy A. Hill, Barbara A. Hill, Carolyn S. Hill, Claudia J. Hill, David R. Hill, James F. Hill, James M. Hill, James T. Hill, John H. Hill, Lillian J. Hill, Richard D. Hill, Richard G. Hilleary, Yvonne E. Hillenbrand, Raymond B. Hilliard, B. Joan Hinton, Gale A. Hinton, Laschryl B. Hodges, Jeffrey F. Hodges, Linda L. Hodges, Mark E. Hoffman, Ronnie K. Hoffman, Terri L. Hoffmann, Sharon L. Hogan, Timothy W. 251 Hoke, Gary H. Holbert, Marshall L. Holcomb, Edith A. Holcombe, Richard E. Holden, Frank E. Holdren, Samuel H. Holland, Gary W. Holliday, Roy T. Holloway, Ava L. Holloway, Avis L. Holloway, Diane E. Holmes, David E. Holmes, Fred A. Holmes, Kimberly S. Holsclaw, Edward A. Holsopple, Bruce G. Hooks, Lisa M. Hoover, Jacqueline G. Hoover, Joe P. Hopkins, Anita M. Hopkins, George E. Horn, William A. Horner, Daniel J. Hoschar, Marty B. Hoskins, Scott R. Hoskinson, Helen E. Hoskinson, Stephen J. Houdek, Lori J. House, Shirley J. Hovey, Lynne S. Hovorka, Thomas F. Howard, Joyce C. Howery, Sherry E. Howley, Michele P. Hubbard, Peter A. Hubbard, Vivian R. Hudson, Charles E. Hudson, Constance R. Hudson, Diane L. Hudson, Donna J. Hudson, Duke A. Hudson, Robert L. Huff, Brian A. Huff, David A. Huffman, Jama S. Huffman, Jon M. Huffman, Ray A. Huffman, Regina M. Huffman, Tammy D. Hughart, David A. Hughes, Belinda G. Hughes, Brenda L. Hughes, Charles W. Hughes, Connie M. Hughes, Olaf D. Hughes, Ronald K. Hughes, Sharon L. Humphreys, Linda S. Humphreys, Thomas L. Humphreys, Timothy P. Hundley, Garrett H. Hunt, Betty E. Hunt, Donna L. Hunt, Gene E. Hunt, Mathaline N. Hunt, William F. Hunter, Randolph Hunter, Shelia L. Hunter, Terrance D. Hunter, Tracie K. Hurd, Jeanne M. Hurst, Karen H. ananassae Hurt, Anna L. Hutchinson, Katherine Hutto, Daniel C. Hutto, Donald J. lannello, Gregory A. Igo, Delmar H. Inghram, Sharon L. Ingram, Carol A. Ingram, James A. Inyang, Urobok K. Irving, James A. Irving, Michael S. Isbell, Elizabeth L. Isble, Carol J. Islam, B. Jahanara Istfan, Boutros W. Istfan, Daad W. Istfan, Michel W. Jackson, Arnetta Y. Jackson, Cynthia L. Jackson, Garlena Jackson, Gertrue T. Jackson, Jerri K. Jackson, John C. Jackson, Judith Y. Jackson, Margaret J. Jackson, Michael A. Jackson, Rudolph E. Jacobs, Beverly D. Jacobs, Robert E. Jacobs, Shirley A. Jafari, Sheshtomad M. James, June C. James, Terri L. James, Tryone M. James, William E. Jameson, Bertha M. Janney, Danny H. Jarrell, Karen L. Jarrell, Mark A. Jarrett, Bobbie L. Jarrett, Daniel P. Jarrett, Jeffrey W. Jarrett, Lisa M. Jarrett, Roger A. Jarrett, Ronald W. Jarrett, Stephen H. Jarvis, Gary M. Jarvis, Paula A. Jefferson, George R. Jeffries, Lynn A. Jeffries, Mark S. Jenkins, Cynthia L. Jenkins, Stanley M. Jenkinson, Marian R. Jett, Loretta J. Jett, Marlene F. Jividen, Ancil E. Johnson, Anita J. Johnson, Beverly G. Johnson, Bonnie F. Johnson, Christopher K. Johnson, Douglas E. Johnson, Garland Johnson, Karla O. Johnson, Lana S. Johnson, Russell L. Johnson, Susie C. Johnson, Thomas D. Johnson, Timothy L. Johnson, Vickie A. Johnson, William D. 253 Johnson, Willie L. Jones, Anita L. Jones, Carol E. Jones, David Jones, Hubert S. Jr. Jones, James H. Jones, Judith G. Jones, Louis F. Jones, Melvin D. Jones, Michael R. Jones, Patricia G. Jones, Phillip S. Jones, Robert L. Jones, Ronnie L. Jones, Sharneece D. Jones, Sharon L. Jones, Tanya E. Jones, Theresa L. Jones, Valenica L. Jones, Vonda L. Jones, William A. Jordan, Ronald J. Joyce, Cecilia D. Joyce, Jack S. Justice, Shirley A. Kagen, Beth D. Kagen, Bradley S. Kaigler, Barry S. Kaigler, Kevin C. Karam, Marwan K. Karimi, Ardekani M. Karnes, Gerald R. Karnes, Ronald S. Karnes, Vernon K. Kasey, John P. Kauffelt, James D. Kaufman, Timothy M. Keahey, Elizabeth M. Keahey, Leslie D. Keatley, Kathryn A. Keefer, Charlene J. Keel, Debra D. Keely, John E. Keen, David C. Keenan, Stephen R. Keener, James L. Keeney, Deborah L. Keeney, Oretta J. Kees, Dana G. Keffer, Beverly S. Keiffer, Terri K. Keister, Jill A. Kelley, Sharon L. Kelley, Lee A. Kelly, Myra E. Kelly, Steven C. Kennedy, James W. Kerns, Jerry W. Kerns, Robert W. Kessell, Patricia L. Kesterson, Linda S. Keys, Kimberly A. Kidd, Brent E. Kidd, Kenneth R. Kight, Steven B. Kilburn, Franklin D. Kimball, Edward J. Kinder, Earline R. Kinder, John P. Kinder, Kathy A. Kinder, Tommy J. Kindrick, Samuel S. es wee eh = Pe King, Bruce M. King, Doris M. King, Helen R. King, James K. King, Paula King, Preston B. King, Yvette D. Kingrey, Dreama G. Kinser, Mary K. Kirby, Bernadette Kister, Lloyd D. Kitchen, Martin D. Klein, Shirley R. Klier, Kenneth F. Knapp, Eunice Y. Knapp, Kimberly L. Knight, Kenneth D. Knurek, Helen M. Kobetsky, Karen J. Koch, Ernestina M. Kolb, Karen K. Kondakdjian, Belinda R. Koontz, Paul M. Kopcial, Diane J. Kovach, Cynthia L. Kovach, Karen E. Kraft, Kevin R. Krantz, Leisa K. Krasyk, Conrad F. Kryzak, Daniel M. Lacaria, Barbara Y. Lacy, Michael B. Lake, Judith B. Lake, Rodney O. Lambert, James M. Lang, Mary T. Lang, Tony R. Lange, Robert W. Langley, Leisa G. Langmaack, Jack C. Langmade, Debra L. Lanham, Mark A. Lanham, Orville M. Lanham, Paul D. Lanham, Robert F. Lanham, Sylvia J. Larck, Melanie K. Laspada, Thomas A. Latterner, Mary S. Laughery, Deborah K. Lavigne, Sondra L. Lavoie, Sandra K. Law, Linda O. Lawrence, Deloris Lawson, Carolyn A. Lawson, Curtis W. Lawson, Judy L. Layne, Charles E. Layne, Gary E. Layton, Jeff A. Layton, Juanita K. Leadman, Martha R. Leake, Clarence J. Leake, Marion D. Leath, Sabrina K. Lee, Kathryn S. Lee, Lois J. Lee, Mary C. Lee, Paula K. Lee, Priscilla Lee, Ronald C. oI we S 255 ‘Intramural Lee, Sandy D. Lee, Tammy J. Leeber, James Leereso, Richard: Leeson, Tami R. Leffel, Nancy L. Leftwich, Pamela N. Legg, Rebecca J. Legg, William J. Legge, Freddie F. Lemaster, Jill N. Lemaster, Orlinda E. Lemle, Sallie M. Lemon, Pamela R. Lenske, Nancy C. Lester, James G. Lett, Sharon L. Lett, William D. Lett, William R. Levy, Edgar R. Lewis C. Winston Lewis, David K. Lewis, Elissa A. Lewis, Kim A. Lewis, Larry W. Lewis, Mary A. Lewis, Michael N. Lewis, Nancy S. Lewis, Paula D. Lewis, Thomas E. Ligon, Charles D. Ligon, Timothy D. Lillu, Lynda M. Lilly, Allyson H. Lilly, Debra A. Lilly, Delmen L. Lilly, Martha C. Lilly, Susan C. Limer, Diana S. Lincoln, Edward R. Lindsay, Ronald G. Linger, William G. Linhart, William A. Linkenauger, Timothy J. Linville, William G. Littlejohn, Thomas J. Lively, Donnie R. Lively, Martha A. Livers, Charles A. Llewis, Roger A. Lloyd, Donald R. Lockhart, Martha J. Logan, Mary W. Long, Judith A. Long, Kathleen G. Long, Tammy E. Lore, Denise R. Lorraine, Michele L. Loudermilk, Gary D. Lovejoy, Karen L. Lovejoy, Susann L. Lovett, John E. Loving, Patricia A. Lowe, Gerry O. Lowe, John S. Lucas, Cleon V. Lucas, Joanna C. Lucas, Ron K. Lucero, Teresa S. Lusher, Carolyn J. Lusher, Donna S. Rutz Ericuk: = « Wrvicanectiiauenacans ote} — + . Ze 5 3 Lutz, John R. Lutz, William S. Lyles, John H. Lynch, Eugene J. Lynch, Gail L. Lyon, Robert N. Lyons, Antionette D. Lyons, Roger L. Lytton, Norris N. Maberry, Louisa L. Mack, Andrea D. Macpeek, Edith G. Macphee, Carole R. Maddox, Robert E. Maddox, Robert M. Magaw, Virginia B. Magee, Louise M. Maggio, Inez M. Magill, Kevin J. Magill, Sandra K. Mahomes, Beverly J. Mai Bui Thi Mains, Deborah L. Maker, Melissa A. Mallett, Jeffrey K. Mallory, Avril R. Mallory, Charles E. Mallory, Georgia A. Mallory, Roger L. Malone, Michael P. Mamone, Mark E. Mance, Arlen W. Mangus, Charles | Mangus, Julia L. Manigault, Alfonzo B. Mann, Julie Manning, Barry W. Manning, Linda M. Manuel, Raymond L. Marble, H. Curtiss Marcum, Steven L. Mariani, Steve W. Marion, John D. Marks, Michael C. Marple, Michael E. Marsh, Ernest R. Marsh, Linda J. Marshall, Dolores A. Marshall, Frances J. Marshall, Mariah B. Martak, Ruth L. Martin, Arthur C. Martin, Bonita G. Martin, Charles E. Martin, Darrel R. Martin, Dawna H. Martin, Jonathan E. Martin, Kimberly A. Martin, L. Christina Martin, Leah G. Martin, Richard E. Martin, Robert W. Martin, Vicky G. Martin, Yvonne K. Mason, James R. Massey, Susan G. Masters, Bonnie S. Matheney, Martha A. Matheny, Linda R. Matheny, Patricia M. Matheny, Robert E. Mathews, Frank G. 257 ia State Story irgin The West V Reserved For Anything That You Want To Include In This Story 259 THE REAL STING Football, Cross Country, Basketball, Girls Basketball JACKET David Spence Editor David Cole Ernest Crosby John Greenwood Sam Curry Doug Young Rex Pleasant Photographers Assistant Editor A Look At The Athletes Marshall Pressley LB Ronnie Ward TE Tyrone Smith QB Sam Tucker DB Keith Ridgeway OT Harold Wick QB Milton Spradley LB 265 Georgetown 14-9 West Virginia State’s youthful football squad started off the 1978 season on a sour note with a 14-9 loss to Georgetown, Kentucky at Georgetown. The Yellow Jackets had a 9-0 lead going into the final quarter but saw it slip away when Georgetown struck for two quick scores in the closing minutes. It was obvious from the very beginning of the season that State was a much-improved team. The offense showed much promise with the edition of half-backs Anthony Weaver and Larry McGee, quarterback Har- old Wicks, and Junior College transfer Ellis Spann at flanker. The defense had some new faces, too; Troy Eichel- berger was the new right-side linebacker, and Milton .Spradiley was his counter-part on the left side. Another new face on defense was cornerback Sam Curry, who played quarterback last year. Teaming up in the super quick secondary with Curry was junior John Stone and All american Candidate Terry Atkinson. Head coach Oree Banks, in his second year at State, was beginning to build the foundation for his revit- alized football program. Banks seemed to be right on schedule all year long with the development of his young squad. Banks’ coaching assistants during the 1978 season were: Mike Smith, offensive line; Dwayne Woods, defensive backs; and Richie Taylor, backfield. Larry Lewis and Lamar Davis were the student assistants. In their first home game of the '78 season, West Virginia State outlasted a stubborn West Virginia Wesleyan 24-19 Bs for their first win of the year. State 24 19 Larry McGee was in top form as he ran for 160 yards and one touchdown. Running mate Anthony Weaver chipped in with a spectacular 73 yard TD run as the Jackets finished with 323 yards on defense. Cornerback Terry Atkinson intercepted a Wesleyan pass and sprinted in for the score in sparking a tough, aggressive State defense. It was during this game that freshman quarterback Harold Wicks began to get the attention of the WV State coaching staff. Wicks played the entire second half and earned the QB job permanently with a fine perfor- mance: ‘‘Wicks handled the team well,’’ observed coach Banks. ‘‘He’s a leader.”’ Paul Montgomery, CB Greg Monroe, LB Bobby Monroe, LB State 20-0 Cornerback Terry Atkinson, in a brilliant performance, intercepted five Glenville passes, setting up two scores as West Virginia State rolled over Glenville, 20-0. Defense was the name of the game as the Jackets notched their first shutout of the young season, sparked by Atkinson, Troy Eichel- berger, Larry Pickens, Will Collazo, and Warren Breckenridge. The game was played at Glenville’s all new Pioneer Stadium on a rain- soaked, slippery turf. The slick field slowed down State’s potent run- ning game, but halfback Larry McGee still managed to pick up 108 yards and two TD's. Freshman quarterback Harold Wicks, in his first collegiate start, directed the offense with 59 yards passing and 68 yards rushing; flanker Ellis Spann had a sensational 38 yard TD catch. loss of the season to the hands of Concord College, 25-6. Concord, a perennial conference powerhouse, went on to win the conference title and the annual Coal Bowl. Concord 25-6 West Virginia State’s Yellow Jackets suffered their first conference After a scoreless first quarter, Concord exploded with 18 points on four scores to jump out in front and coast to victory. State got on the board with just one second left when freshman quarterback Tyrone Smith hit Ellis Spann on a 36 yard halfback option. Spann, a 6'1 ’ junior from Hattisburg, Ms. had his best game of the year with 47 yards on three catches and one TD. The final score of the game came on a one yard run by Concord fullback Steve Brinkley to end the scoring at 25-6. Freshman standout Anthony Weaver broke loose for four touchdowns State 41-0 and State’s tough defense chalked up its second shutout of the season as the Yellow Jackets burried West Liberty, 41-0.With 3:12 left in the first half Anthony Weaver cracked up the middle for a one yard TD. In the third quarter it was Anthony Weaver's turn again, once on a one yard plunge and then on a 13 yard run. Freshman quarterback Harold Wicks got a piece of the action in the fourth quarter when he ran a perfect bootleg around the left side for a two yard TD. The freshman finished the afternoon with 129 yards passing, hitting six of nine at- tempts. State's ever improving defense held West Liberty to just 90 yards on the ground. Freshman linebacker Milton Spradley enjoyed his best game of the year; middle guard Warren Breckenridge had another fine performance. Terry Atkinson had one interception. Kicker Jim Thompson of Ravenswood kicked five of six extra point attempts. Larry Pickens, LB David Penn, DT Be ba ee et Ne a A tk weak hg a Nl le Football lst Row (left to right) Greg Curry, Roy Brown, Paul 3rd Row Keith Ridgeway, Bryce Casto, Richard Hal- McDaniels, lvory Davis, Wesley Boyd, Coach Oree Banks, stead, Anthony Weaver, Robert Gathers, Carlos McKib- | Welfredo Collazo, John Stone, Paul Wilbur, Larry Mc- ben, Earnest Crosby, Kent Green, John Alston, Andre | Gee, Charles Benton Newton, Sam Curry, Keith Riddle 2nd Row Willie Johnson, Eugene Lynch, George Hunt, 4th Row Harold Wicks, Memphis McAbee, Greg Lester, James Henry, Ralph Graves, Dennis Walker, Bart Bat- James Thompson, Warren Breckenridge, Jerome Ger- ten, Terry Atkinson, Greg Monroe, Terry Patton, Mike man, Bruce Hollingsworth, Otis Johnson, Stanley Jen- Watison, Art Dolin kins, Larry Mathis Larry McGee, RB Larry Mathis RB John Mathis R.B. 268 ? ee ss Coaches Taylor, Smith, Banks, Wood, and Davis wc ee 5th Row Joe Black, Tony Blackman, Anthony Lewis, Coach Coach Coach Larry Lewis, Ed Caldwell, Kim Stickland, Bobby Mike Smith Dwyane Woods Rickey Taylor Monroe, Milton Spradley, Rick Layson, Sammy Tucker, Larry Picken 6th Row Troy Eichelberger, Mryon Howard, Byran Canterbury, Ellis Spann, David Penn, Tim Patton, Leon Peacock, Vanghn Sims, Anthony Cook | | | 7th Row Tyrone Smith, Marshall Pressley, Richard Allison, James Young Eugene Lynch, LB Anthony Lewis, C Richard Layson C SORAYA RAINES Aine State 17-10 The West Virginia State Yellow Jackets maintained their cool under alot of pressure to pull out a hard-fought 17-10 win over Fairmont State College to spoil Fairmont’s homecoming. Fairmont’'s Matt Morris put Fairmont out front 7-O on a two yard run. State ans- wered that TD with a 15 yard pass from halfback Anthony Weaver to flanker Ellis Spann to make the score 7-6, Fairmont. State went out in front for the first time on a 20 yard field goal in the third period to give State a 9-7 edge. Fairmont jumped right back on top with a 32 yard field goal to make it 10-9 Fairmont. Freshman speedster Anthony Weaver came _ through in the clutch with a one yard run for a State touchdown with just 2:00 remaining in the game. Troy Eichelberger set a State record with 22 tackles to earn him WVIAC Defensive Player of the Week. West Virginia State celebrated Homecoming '78 with a 14-9 win over winless Bluefield State to up their record to 5-2 on the season. Both of State’s TD’s came in the first half. With just State 14-9 four minutes game in the game QB Harold Wicks connected with tight end Ronnie Ward on a picture perfect 34 yard TD V9 oN pass. The Jackets scored again when Wicks broke loose for a OM 4 93 yard touchdown on a quarterback sneak. It was one of State’s biggest plays all year. Bluefield kicker Barry Reed _ kicked three field goals to account for the Big Blues scoring. State’s defense once again set the tempo of the game. So pho- more safety Sam Curry picked off two passes. Bluefield’s QB Von Jaymes was taken out of the game early Meas sl a vicious tackle by State linebacker Milton Spradley. The win kept State in second place in the conference standings, just percentage points behind Concord. State’s Bart Batten returned a punt 93 yards for a touchdown and linebacker Milton Spradley had an excellent game on state 18- 3 defense to lead WV State past Salem, 18-13. With Salem holding a 13-10 edge in the fourth quarter all- purpose running back Bart Batten zipped 93 yards for a TD on a punt return, shattering all previous WV State records in the department. Freshman linebacker Milton Spradley was named WVIAC Defensive Player of the Week with 22 tackles, three quarterback sacs, two broken-up passes, and one TD on an interception. The State defense left fans breathless at the end of the game when they stopped Salem on the one yard line with :00 show- ing on the clock. Sophomore tackle Warren Breckenridge made the final tackle to insure the win. Larry Pickens had 16 tackles on the day and cornerback Terry Atkinson had 12 solo tackles and one interception. Willie Johnson DE Otis Johson, DT Stanley Jenkins, RB West Virginia Tech 0-14 Why? Why was premier safety John Stone told not to dress for State’s. game with WV Tech? It wasn’t for disipline reasons. And it wasn't because of Stone’s play—he had been doing well all year long. State football suporters never got a _ straight answer to this puzzeling question, but whatever the reason was, it backfired on the State coaches because WV Tech pene- trated the State secondary (where Stone played) for a season- high 152 yards passing to beat State, 20-14. Stones quickness, strength, and experience in reading quarterbacks was_ badly missed by State’s secondary which had its poorest showing of the season. Tech quarterback Mike Estes engineered three scoring drives that yielded 13 points before State even got a first down. Tech dominated the entire game, allowing State just 54 yards rushing and causing three fumbles. Incidentally, the soft-spoken John Stone was demoted for the rest of the year after this game, without any explanation from Coach Banks or his staff. Shephard 17-14 Saturday, November 11 was a very sad day for West Virginia State football. In the final game, played against Shephard on the Rams home field, State had a field goal ruled “‘good”’ only to be overruled by the head official. Fans and players alike were utterly outraged at the bum call. The game still remains clouded on controversy. State fin- ished the season with a 6-4 record, quite an improvement over last year’s 2-8. Coach Oree Bank’s squad had alot of positive points this season—the offensive was much more potent, the defense seemed quicker and more aggressive, and the team seemed more cohesive. Freshman quarterback Harold Wicks came out of nowhere and took charge of the offense. Troy Eichelberger and Milton Spradley swarmed. all over opponents with constant heads-up play. Terry Atkinson enjoyed still another highly successful year in the defensive backfield; at one point in the season he led the entire nation in interceptions. Warren Breckenridge and Joe _ Black plugged up the middle of State’s defensive line. Anthony Weaver and Larry McGee gave state the running threat that they so desparately needed. Ellis Spann and Ronnie Ward proved to be good recievers for Wicks’ strong passes, passes that improved with every game. And State’s husky offensive line was solid all season. The year 1978 was a turning point in the football program at State—Banks plans began to unfold, his work and dedication began to pay dividends, his team began to take on a new direction. All in all, 1978 was a good year for West Virginia State’s Yellow Jackets, and we at the Arch would like to congratulate the players, the coaches, the assistants, and other supporters for a fine season! Bryce Casto, OT Richie Halstead, LB Car! Hollingworth, FL 271 James Henry DT Ivory Davis, James Curry, O.T. Larry Green, LB Art Dolin R.B. Anthony Cook, OG Ralph Graves’ FL Robert Gathers, DB Troy Eichelberger, DE Bryce Casto, OT 272 Byran Canterbury, OG Joe Black, D.T. Ed Caldwell, L.B. Charles Benton, C John Alston, OG Roy Brown, L.B. Bart Batten, WR Warren Breckenridge, MG Terry Atkinson, D.B. James Young, RB 273 2. Cecil Morrison (LEFT TO RIGHT) 1. Bill Turkovich 3. Al Weir 4. Tim Rector 5. Rick Bunch 6. Jeff Jordan ay © ao) @ bess _ wit Coach Dic } SS SS = q a a a — | FS NSLS PSS EP PEI GEL ED ISE EA 2 t � 5, : Sey eS Nes ap 4 e : . A 275 — Sateen moon Is Gir Basketball Yellow Jacket — = o A a Oe Se: oo @ oC Oe % %, ‘, : le, od V§ m' i ave; bere ced ee og Auvs, WOMAN'S BASKETBALL lst Row (Left to Right) Debbie Totten, Cecelia Brown, Oretha Grant, Gretcher Workman, Cathy Tawney, Avis Holloway 2nd Row (L to R) Manager Karen Footman, Head Coach Gil Heasley, Carolyn Eddins, Mat Hunt, Valerie Colquitt, Logina Davis, Teresa Simmons, Ava Hol- loway, Assistant Coach Fred Baily Carolyn Eddings oS Oretha Grant Ava Holloway Freshman o Sophomore Senior 277 Teresa Simmons Freshman : Mathaline Hunt Freshman Avis Holloway Senior 278 1978-79 WEST VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE YELLOW JACKET GOLD GALS BASKETBALL ROSTER Record - Conference 8-6 Overall 12-6 NAME Cecelia Brown Valerie Colquitt Logina Davis Carolyn Eddins Oretha Grant Ava Holloway Avis Holloway Mathaline Hunt Cathy Tawney Debbie Totten Gretchen Workman Karen Wilson v o o WT CL HOMETOWN 160 FR Brooklyn, NY 132 FR Philadelphia, PA 148 SO _ Plainfield, NJ 135 FR Charleston, WV 117. SO St. Albans, WV 130 SR Ft. Lauderdale, FL 127. SR Ft. Lauderdale, FL 151 FR . Hampton, Va. 108 FR So. Charsleston, WV 140 FR St. Albans, WV 105 FR. Red House, WV 150 SO _— Trenton, NJ nan fo) G G G F G F F 9; G F G Cc { Cathy Tawney Debbie Totten Gretchen Workman | © Freshman Freshman Freshman | eg y 279 | = n re beSud halla : pad bel ed et EREMORT ETT TEPET We OER REP UnTeemEaNENE STD: RIN R HH VARTA 8 Te iain, ianoniidinresceatent tao ai a bain ply Stiga 2 a Bee aay PCR HN lt i tt See ee itp nth ae ne at BP Front Row: Left-Right Tony Shrewsbury, Dan Myers, Edgar Randall, Rex Pleasant, Jim Boone; Back Row: Left to Right R. Taylor, B. Maxwell, Percy Anderson, Ed Thur- man, Malcomb Collins, John Hill, Bill Hercher. James Boone Sophomore Winfield High School Winfield, West Virginia Rex Pleasant Sophomore Charleston High School Charleston, West Virginia Dan Myers Freshman Bethel High School Tipp City, Ohio Edgar Randall Senior York High School Williamsburgh, Virginia Edward Thurman Sophomore Cypress Lakes High School Ft. Myers, Florida Tony Shrewsbury Sophomore Nitro High School Nitro, West Virginia John Hill Junior Washington-Irving High School Clarksburg, West Virginia Bill Hersher Junior St. Albans High School St. Albans, West Virginia Mal comb Collins Sophomore Highland Springs High School Richmond, Virginia Percy Anderson Junior St. Mary’s High School Jersey City, New Jersey The State Basketball Team A Pleasant, Spence Production 281 in Stole aiee ONS is 3) ise} fe) O + n n Head Coach Rick Taylor Robert Maxwell 282 | eg eal aiaammmaame Sr. Captain, Edgar ‘‘Egg’’ Randall closed out a brilliant Yellow Jacket career. 283 Jr. Percy Anderson lead the Jackets in rebounding and was the 2nd leading scorer. PLD EPO The native Virginian had a good season considering coming _ off a serious knee operation = eee — . Maicomb ‘‘X”’ Collins goes up strong. Morris Harvey _ Hersher played a great deal and helped the kets tremendously Bill Jr. jac loooong Billy fires one of his hots. jump s Soph. Rex Pleasant joined the team in the latter part of the season. He broke his ankle at the beginning of the hoop season. . Tony Shrewsbury played an important role as 3rd guard. Bluefield State Monle 287 James Boone a sharpshooter from Winfield. Grooving John Hill a super-quick forward. glee Kat ba gina ee nee SL PL Dan Myers the lone freshman on the squad. W.Va. Tech 3. H | March, 1979 Saturday, 17th Saturday, 24th Saturday, 31st APRIL, 1979 Saturday, 7th Tuesday, 10th Saturday, 21st Tuesday, 24th Saturday, 28th MAY, 1979 Friday, Saturday Sunday - 4th, 5th, 6th Friday Saturday 11th 12th Thursday, Friday Saturday, 17th, 18th 19th 290 WEST VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE 1979 - TRACK SCHEDULE HALL OF FAME RELAYS HUNTINGTON, WV RIO GRANDE COLLEGE DUAL MEET RIO GRANDE, OH DON FRAIL MEMORIAL RELAYS MARIETTA COLLEGE, MARIETTA, OH GLENVILLE STATE INVITATIONAL GLENVILLE, WV YELLOW JACKET RELAYS INSTITUTE, WV MARSHALL INVITATIONAL HUNTNGTON, WV. , RIO GRANDE TRIANGULAR RIO GRANDE COLLEGE, RIO GRANDE, OH WESLEYAN INVITATIONAL BUCKHANNON, WV WVIAC CONFERENCE MEET GLENVILLE, WV PITT RELAYS PITTSBURGH, PA NAIA NATIONAL TRACK MEET ABILENE, TEXAS ELLIS SPANN Sprinters (100 200) Mike Tyson ; Bart Batten Ivory Davis Ellis Spann, Sam Tucker Distance (mile 3 mile) Cecil Morrison Jeff Jordan Jumpers (high jump, triple jump, long jump) Tryone Smith James North Terry Patton Pete Thurman Middle Distance (440 880) - Greg Epps Sam Curry Tim Rector Al Wiez Hurdlers (120 high-hurdles 440 intermediate hurdles) Pete Thurman Harold Wicks Carlton Eddington Fred Brown Weight Men (shot, discus, jawelin) Bryan Canterbury Jay Drumheller David Penn Warren Breckenridge WVIAC CONFERENCE CHAMPS 100 Meter, 200 Meter and 400 Meter Relay Sam Curry Plainfield, NJ Paul Montgomery Hattiesburg, Mississippi Glover Smiley Assistant Coach Kenneth Mcintosh Washington, D.C. a fe a S) a SY LZ 6 : i £0 oe Sys OP a £ x3 aS = a 5 8 = CaS ‘ 4 - i Wrenn Lal Ivory Davis Jay Drumheller Tony Long Fort Lauderdale, FL Nitro, WV Sandusky, OH Raymond Manual James North Keith Ridgeway Hattiesburg, Mississippi Fort Lauderdale, FL Hunnington, WV Irwin Summerville Harold Wicks Leslie, WV Baltimore er aacuencinaiaainiael Baton Rouge, LA Pete Thurman Fort Myers, FL Tyrone Smith Ellis Spann Hattiesburg, MS = = = =] fe) O co) oo c oO = 1) Sam Tucker Donna Armstrong Cecelia Brown Freshman Freshman Valerie Colquilt Teresa Simmons Karen Wilson Freshman Freshman Freshman -Lang- Harrah, Jeff: Yellow Jacket Baseball Young, Jeff; Neal, Jeff ea Row 1 L to R Tribble, Jim Brightwell, Gary; Balley, Steve Wentz, Jeff Row 2 L to R Securro, S.; Grimmett, Mark; Dent, Don Yater, Bobby; Estep, Perry; Workman, Ron; Campbell, Terry; Chambers, Alan; Tawney, Jeff Row 3 L to R Lester, Greg; pe Oo © oe] Oo = @ ie) = = Ass) O ae o c = Y) se vo 2 o o fe) = = bere} = = wn se) = a vo Yn co) S 3 S = SS 9 = po 2) c ° 2 ee YY a Li a 2 Dee ® n maach, Jack Baseball [@ : Jeff Tawney Manager Dunbar Calvin Bailey Coach Cross Lanes � wane Steve Bailey Catcher Winfield - Catcher tcher Gauley Bridge Mark Grimmett Pi Jeff Harrah Outfield Toby Grant Hurricane tro. oo 2 az vo Fai ss oO a = Dee 2) Drafted By Cinn. Reds 20th Round N _ Lloyd Hart Pitcher Nitro Kenny ‘McCracken - St. Albans Jack Langmack — First Base-Pitcher $k sestsihthe Wi wise slate id : F.D. Searls Pitcher) o. Hurricane Chuck Sisson Pitcher. South Charleston Jimmie Tribble Catcher : Winfield Bobby Yates Infield : DuPont HS. Steve Wandling 7 Infield | oo PocaH.s. SORRELL Jeff Young Dunbar H.S. Othello Washington Infield Dunbar H.S. 1 Tuesday - September 12 Monday - September 25 Wednesday - September 27 Thursday - September 28 Friday - October 6 Thursday - October 12 Friday-Saturday October 13-14 Cr . 6 Morris Harvey Away Fairmont Away Morris Harvey Home Concord College Home Concord College Away Wheeling College Home WVIAA TOURNAMENT Charleston, WV 1978 Fall Women’s Tennis | ss E Morris Harvey College Alderson-Broaddus W. Va. Tech Fairmont State Glenville State Glenville State Bluefield Davis Elkins Bluefield State Concord College W. Va. Wesleyan Morris Harvey Davis Elkins W. Va. Wesleyan Alderson-Broaddus Fairmont State Concord College W. Va. Tech Watt Powell Annex Home, Glenville, Home, Home, Bluefield, Athens Home, Elkins, Buckhannon Philippi Fairmont Home, Montgomery, 1979 Varsity Tennis Patricia Bentley Paula Bland : Ava Holloway St. Albans, WV Charleston, WV Fort Lauderdale, FL Health Physical Education Recreation — = Communications Girls Tennis Team Avis Holloway Leah Martin Fort Lauderdale, FL Piper Kelly Buffalo, WV : Secretarial Science Charleston, WV Health Physical Education Se on ent Art Dolin No. 2 No. 7 No. 5 _ Chemistry — Undecided Major Accounting _ Cross Lanes, WV ; Winfield, WV Poca, WV Bill Duncan George Ford as Gerald Hairston John Wines No.6 =. No. 3 No. 4 Art Education Business Management Chemical Technology Hartford, CO ee New Hall, WV Dunbar, WV Yellow Jacket oot... Tennis Coach pe South Charleston, WV GOLF ok 8 - Souther 1 Recone) ‘Peeuen k Recor _ Thursday and Eaday = a a6 Central Regional - Oxbow, Beipre Oh Monday and Gan ae nT Northern Regard | Cocaper State Park - Thursday and inGay April, 26- 27 W.V.LA.C. State Meet Pacopon coe a i ee yor 6- ee a Art Burris HPERS Chairperson Golf Coach David Lytle Keith Sauls Business Administration Pre-Medical Freshman Freshman Charleston, WV Alderson, WV Stonewall Jackson H.S. Princeton H.S. Jeffery Sauls Donny Woolwine Criminal Justice Physical Education Junior Senior Alderson, WV Charleston, WV | Princeton H.S. Charleston H.S. Team: Groove Phi Groove Members: Brown Carisle . Copper . Randall . Mason . Livingston Lucas . Rowe . Guyton | . Ellis . Thompson . . Mason . Zeigler Q-OQSZSVMIMOL eT Team: Heat Wave Members: M. Sullivan . McGinty A. Pitts G. Hunt D. Batts B. Bailey K + B et ce os page RR) ae ag Pi . Bass . McKinley . Davis .R. Grantham Team: Alpha Phi Omega Members: . Rookard . Walker . Girlie . Chison Bell . Venning Gray . Hariston . Garrett moacoworca Intramural Football A McDonald Production Team: Runaway Express Team: Omega Psi Phi Members: Members: W. Barnes Fred Tinnin . Calvin . Johnson . Herring Reeves . Miller . Linsey . Fordiham . Salter . Turner . Hale . Manigault Brown . Brown . Overstreet . Walker Best Mance . Dandridge . Wingate o+mvAroH. U PMDZOZAF=EO Team: Stay High All-Stars Members: D. Jones H. McDonald . McFadden . Eggleston . Kaigler Cameron . Winston . Thurmond North EIS . Brownlow G G B E. Ww P Je S) Cc Team: Vash Na Ha Members: K. McIntosh E. Turner V. Byrd K. Griffin “Tracy'’ Hughes K. Godfrey F. Shelton R. Henry 310 Two for the road. alia dial Runaway express on the loose. You can run but, you can’t hide. You can't stop me now. Not yet Beaver. ek [0 Ww ling any pne’) : Bes INTRAMURAL STAFF (LEFT TO RIGHT) R. Thorton, O.C. Crowder, H. McDonald, G. Hunt, G. Smiley, Not Picture, T. White, H. Brown, G. Bess Glover Smiley, Intramural Director haz; cas das} us Past Years, 4 Ya mvals STAFF- GRAD- COGS D. Linch Members: . Rusty Coughenovr . Rob Supcoe Tom Hoverka . Frank Holden . Steve Helfich . Marc Sheff Joe Kerner . Greg Burton . Ron King . Danny Blackhurst . Danny Daniels . Cooper . Lewis Ellis. i Davisge a oStarlings (42.23 Golden . Odon Smith ; . Ridgeway . McKibben . M. Folya 3 A. Vaden 4 . K..Mecintosh 5 L. Nabors 6 . J. Braxton ve . H. King . Soe 9 10 11 12 . Smiley . Bailey . Heasley . Hairston Hoffman . Woods Brugin Gray . Golden . Coleman . Bailey . Taylor . Bowles . Smith OWONHAOA Team: Black Knights Team Members: ORT ODVAAMSO ‘ HOOMNAMAWNH a . Fred Brown . Johnny Lyles . Harold Herring . Howard Barrett . Les Bumpus . Mike Tyson . Larry Mathis John Price . Willie Evans Team: Court Master Hie _ CAPT: Dondelus Roosevelt Team Members: : 2 aS ZOoemODWASFOASZOMNO Team: Reefer Raiders CAPT: David Mendez Team Members: C. Brownlow . J. McGinty . James Walton: . Morris Calvin R. Robinson . T. Rookard A. White V. Sims . A. Robinson | . Rechard Allison . Gene Lynch . Benny Anselmo . Robin Smith . Anthony Weaver . Larry Pickens . Tim Blair . Dale Dent . Tom Look ONMNDARWHE : Heatwave : Buddy Davis Members: Team: South Side CAPT: Perry Anderson Team Members: OWMWNAARWNHH Henry Hicks . Bailey Busey . Kenny Bass . JR. Grantham . Bobby Bell . Willie Ruffin . Dexter Warner . Keith Wade . V. Marks . James Young . Harold Hughes OOnNOohwWhNre . Larry Milton . Harold Wicks . Tyrone Smith Randy Hawkins Larry McGee . Ellis Spann . Charlie Montgomery . Myron Howard . Bruce Hollingsworth Team: East Coast Jammers - CAPT: Larry Lewis” ee Team Members: Team: Omega Hoopers CAPT: Garland Turner Team Members: Ts. Jenninse 2 ce 2. D. Robinson 3. M. Spradley 4. P. Hubbard . J. German . R. Gathers . J. Alston . Mark Hale A. Manigault . Brian Best . A. Mance G. Epps . Terry Patton . Wilfredo Collazo . Kevin Kaigler . Paul Montgomery . Rodney Lake . Tony Brown . Mike Brown FOUANDOASWNHe OMDNAaORWNHeE — he CAPT: Bobby Monroe Team Members: Team: Groove Phi Groove CAPT: L. Brown S. Poitier Team Members: Team: 2nd Floor Gore : vA OMNAMRWHH Team: 18th St. Hoopers CAPT: C. Morrison Team Members: — . Kim Strickland . Larry Pickens . John Mathis . Willie Thompson . Thompson Wade Lucas NES Oh 0) ROLE DFT OLPANO- Oa Team: CAPT. Ellis Mason Penn Turner Griffin Curry Mason Willis Carisle . Rowe Zeigler Run Away Express Randy Hunter Joe Dranka Team . Ca Members: . David Batts . Roger Miller . Ronald Linsey rlton Eddington . Larry Wall . Terry McKinney . Darnell Fadden . Albert Brown . Joe Armstrong . Charles Overstreet . Mike Waiker . Greg Smith . Jeff Fawlkes . Paul Wingate . T. Elchitburger . D. Jones . Rv Brown . Dwayne Wright 22. G. Hunt Team: Four Corners CAPT: Roscoe Taylor Team Members: 1. Tim Rector 2. Brian Canterbury 3. Greg Curry . B. Casto . M. Casto . G. Giles . J. Ball . J. Mullens . J. Davis Team: Vash Na Ha OONAAHWHY Keith Wade Otis Johnson . Ronaid Thompson . Busey Bailey . Francellica Holmes Team: Kappa Alpha Psi CAPT: Bill Wade’ Team Members: ConNVH WN . Larry Green . Terry Atkinson . Dave Prudy Eddie Cameron Tim Riggs . Ralph Graves . Andre Newton .. Marshall Pressley . Carl Chison . James Rollins . Byron Witten . Leroy Girlie , Stuart Bacon Men’s Basketball ONHOOERWNe _P. Wright .K. Klier. D. Woolwine J. Stone . P. McDaniels . D. Mendy eG .J. Thompson - . P. Bunch . G. Godby . D. Miller .V. Donnalson B. Linnville .D. McClure . Dawson : Team: Alpha Phi O CAPT. L. Girle RW .G. Hairston . J. Mullins . TH. Woring . J. Lyles . D. Haskins . K. Beale OCOMNAGAWNHE OONAM CAPT: Rory Henry Team: Stay-High All Stars Team Members: CAPT: H. McDonald Team Members: . B. Bell — . Greg Bess Team: White Knights CAPT: Joe Kerner Team Members: 1. K. Godfrey 2. V. Baryd 3. T. Reeves 1. T. James 2. B. Kaigler OONDHAWNH e OTe 3) snake � Roll ne e j V. Darid ridge 5. M. Kelly . B.. Davis . B. Pickens D | 4, Oo o- Ayr 3 SDPLlSEPeao 3 Brown My Hunter dl . Lindsey Runaway Expr ‘Members: { MEN'S VOLLEYBALL - eG Ee _§. Curry CAPT: EARNEST CROSBY 12. M. Taylor . J. Sherfeild Team: Macho Men - -T. Vinyard — “Team Members: Team: Groove Phi Groove . C. Eddington CAPT: Garland Zeigler Se Wall. 1. Larry Mathis Team Members: _D. Fadden 2. Anthony J. Cook . 7. McKinney 3. John Mathis 1. R. Marshall el oR 4. Tony Rookard 2. G. Thompson a 5. Anthony Young 3. L. Carlisle 6. Sam Tucker A. E. Randall 7. Vaungh Sims 5. L. Brown | 8. Gary Nowling 6. G. Ellis 7. R. Lucas Team: Florida Jews 8. R. Thornton Capt. L. Green 9. P. Dubois Team Members: 10. J. Mason 11. S. Portier 1. R. Graves 12532. Hill 2. T. Atkinson 13: V: Fisher 3, M. Presley 14. A. Hamilton 4. K. Riddle 15. R: Blakley _ ’ 5. G. Hunt 16. E. Willis y High All Stars 6. A. Newton 17. D. Keel « McDonald 7. J. North 8. E. Camaron ear stath ofc 2.) : 9. |. Dayis CAPT: Bobby Golden . Monroe 10. Bobby Monroe Team Members: . Long 11. Otis Johnson Ec eer Be 12. Jarmes Henry 1. D. Woods 13. Kim Strictland — noe 2. G. Smiley 14. Carlos McKibbens 7 3. R. Coleman va 4.5R. Taylor: Team: The First Floor (Gore) ss wa cea ; CAPT: S. Curry : 6. K. Hoffman — ee = ; y 7. C. Bailey” Be Lean Members: 8. H, King res 9. L. Davis — iia Geurrs 0. J. Brown ie .M. Spradly ae wipe ie . L. Pickens aie: ee PR The 1979 Arch Staff Publishers Of The West Virginia State Story Ben Thompson Head Photographer Newport News, VA. Rex Pleasant Ronald Lindsay David Cole Editor-in-Chief Artistand Asst. Layout Editor Photographer Charleston, WV Jackson, MS Charleston, WV. David Smith Terry Godden John Greenwood Managing Editor Copy Editor Photographer Washington, D.C. Lansing, Mich. Detroit, Mich. David Jones Kevin Kaigler : Lavere Crawford Business Manager Distribution Clerk Photographer Atlanta, GA. Ft. Lauderdale, FI. Charleston, WV. Susan Scott Herb French Russel Henson Secretary Historian Processing Photographer Washington, D.C. Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Washington, D.C. R. Charles Byers Larry Lewis Randolph Taylor Advisor Layout Editor Processing Photographer Education Dept. Roanoke, VA. Washington, D.C. hee eer ee SS earth; bom 6 eo 6s David Spence _ Drew Hill Sports Editor — Production Staff _ Charleston, WV. New Rochelle, N.Y. Susan Scott _ Academics Editor Washington, D.C. _ Pat Abruzzese = = =—CT Agnes Thompson Hank McDonald Class Editor. Student Life Editor Production Staff Charleston, WV. Augusta, GA. Chicago, IL. Paul Wingate Ralph Scott | Carol Parham Organizations Editor — Feature Editor Production Staff Washington, D.C. Los Angeles, CA. Chicago, IL. 319 pi WEST VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE YEARBOOK To the members of the Arch Staff, | salute you for your dedication and long, loyal hours of hard work. Together we have assisted in the completion of more than one thousand yearbook pages. Our greatest achievement this year was the positive steps to reorganize the Arch Office for the future publications. The 1979 Arch family is a unique group of talents working for the betterment of West Virginia State College by providing a visual review of our past in order to build a better future. Rex Pleasant Editor-in-Chief 5