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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1981 volume:

To 6 ae) Yo 5 6s Ae = 2 jo ereret iy 1 Sia i Se a RR i A OREN ee EI meth RR tO A ET A LOO I OI LI A = cS a - se a Ae OR SOHN ER SEITE eS ey, GENE é | THE ARCH 1981 ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIB UT 1833 06720 3759 GC 975.402 IN75WVSA, 1981 | start LOOK OUT ' |] WORLD ' | || HERE Ba ie 4 WE q COME West Virginia State Family Will Always Remember You... Ben Cross Faculty Business Administration Gerald L. Hairston Senior-Management Mullins, WV Brian Keith Anderson Junior-Business Administration St. Albans, WV nt eR ae «= a Rt i nc — ty The Dedication j | ‘ | ras i i ; i } ” q t rs egress FREDA BURKETT The 1980-81 ARCH is dedicated to Mrs. Freda Wagstaff Burkett in recognition of her many years of loyal and outstanding service to West Virginia State College and the significant contributions she has made to our institution. Mrs. Burkett is a graduate of West Virginia State College, holding a B.A. degree with ma- jors in Music and Art. She received further training in business and industry while work- ing for the State of New York and the Federal Government in various positions. She returned to West Virginia State College to serve as Secretary to the Registrar, and in 1966 she was appointed Director of Financial Aid Ad- ministrators, and the Midwestern and Na- tional Associations of Student Financial Aid. She also works with The Minorities Open Forum and was recently appointed to the Low Income Disadvantaged Student Policy and Program Committee of the Midwestern Association of Financial Aid Personnel. She uses her academic background and career experiences to render effectivservice to her community. Her genuine love and concern for the elderly persons are demonstrated in the kind deeds that she performs for them and the pleasure she derives from this special involve- ment with others. She is a member of the Ebenezer Baptist Church and its Women’s Chorus. And she is also a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. For relaxation, music heads her list. She col- lects all types of records, preferring classical, semi-classical and jazz music. Travel is also one of her special interests. A loyal and spirited alumna, she looks forward to Alumni reunions and Homecoming events. She has a love affair with people and enjoys her work im- mensely, but chooses to remain in the background of most activities rather than oc- cupy the limelight. ae] Soin ata a Te CT ES SO RET — site aa i sa a oe ‘ she ee erg tudent when needed. Burkett at her usual, cheerfully helping as Mrs. Mrs. Burkett poses for a candid shot. aoe ee Nie ] stupenr ure Homecoming — 202 . Weekends xe Who's Who— 208 : ‘Student Life — 219 Se CLOSING The Arch Staff — 268 Closing — 270 Baseball — 253 ellow Jacket — 260 . _ Intramurals — 264 QD e = = 5 ios oD a ee ce a = = in, lala Poi HB ee ee RE fae me ta IE IIE te ne = ay aN = ip etn EEN tr Rn ne Special Feature — Dr. Harold McNeil On July 1, 1981, the tenure of Dr. Harold McNeill the seventh president of West Virginia State College, comes to an end. This book therefore is dedicated in his honor. Succeeding Dr. William J. L. Wallace, Dr. McNeill came to the institute campus from the West Virginia Center for Ap- palachian Studies and Development in Morgantown on July 1, 1973. There he served as the director of the Division of Com- munity and Environmental Development. Previously, Dr. McNeill served as an associate professor and chairman of the sociology department at Bennett College in Greensboro, NC. He also worked for 17 years with the North Carolina State University Co-operative Extension Service, serving as district supervisor during his last 12 years there. ; Born September 30, 1924, in Smithfield, NC, Dr. McNe ill attended Clayton (NC) High School and was voted the school’s outstanding athlete. He graduated in 1941, and served in the United States Army before enrolling at North Carolina A T State University in 1945. He earned his B.S. degree in Agricultural Education in 1949 from A T, and received his M.A. in Extension Supervision in 1960 from the University of Wisconsin, Dr. McNeill also studied at North Carolina State Universi- ty, A T, State and the University of Wisconsin once again, receiving his doctorate in Extension Administration from the latter in 1967. During his eight years here, Dr. McNeill has seen WVSC grow and improve year by year. Enrollment as well as the number of degrees and programs offered have increased. The most significant of achievements to Dr. McNeill’s credit is the currently underway 10 year master plan of construc- tion and remodeling of college facilities. These changes, at a cost of $25 million, will greatly enhance the flexibility of WVSC so as to meet the needs of as many students as possible. Dr. McNeill is married to the former Lucy Mooney with whom he has a son, Harold Jr. (4). He also has a daughter, Bar- bara (26) by a previous marriage. She is a graduate of Howard University. Though he will be sorely missed, the works Dr. McNeill performed while here, will always serve as a monument to him. Blue Field Daily Telegraph n QD °o jaw) | x2 3 = 5 QA Reporter The Many Roles of a College President Addressing Student Body Discussion With Faculty and Students Lending Assistance to Faculty Members An Executive be o =] ® 42 4 o = z [oF o 3) ® (ae) EE AI IT AP OLLIE IL I ef NE OUR NE RRR TET TE EE Ria ae oi — secs : - — Pea . peers ise : ne , — Cera sete . 5 3 od 17 A Politician Addressing State Audition Committee A Board Member The Administrative Roles i a = = | a 9 Gentleman Husband ee SE SE ee sen tansnetaat 3 si at See a LE Ne eee em bys Pl AN 0g ao tag ae ers : cae 4 : 7 = sais ees - ae c ke ra 2 spe . : aN. ee : aes Re : Ania y arise yore toot + BEES —_ Se rete AT A STI = fc) Be jor o o o (aw) 2) H ao iS) = — S o op) Eating with Students ‘ en taeda! ee eo) iS (ey) i Lal o S £ (2) Q =) — 1S) cs i= = � io) =] i o � _ =I ol Dedication of Ferrell Administration Building Conferring with Regents member Mrs. Gilmore. The Planting of a tree on Campus. Honoring Governing Rockerfeller Receiving award from Huntington Mayor Frankel Y AAO ae Pres tom, eeee ; ¢ Pig ivieenane ee % ee F Seg ; Conferring with Alumnus llth iia nd he a ba ee ° hie ere Ce ae eae Pew, bien oe ee aed % ok pS oad Re oe Te, 5 eee ek pee eeek nee et ee Fy iat oeeee? “ee a eet With Alex Haley. ts etn aenneerneneertnecoeaeneneeesoce The Committee Luncheon Recognition of Employee Efforts of Retirement 22 Cee. A Grateful Recipient Socialite A Toastmaster 2cognizing Accomplishments = tee am hi A «a a a a a ic Ge en e) dv | Nee OMELEL ZS Ys As St ss eter enema ee Baer tenwen i i i | aioe donc yh tS 9 o Q = 6+ = ijien SRS REI Rk Sr — 74 a SE ; fl i Y i i f re A TE Like Many great Leaders, Your greatest accomplishments will not be fully realized until long after you are gone. Blessed is he who knows he has done well, and humbly accepts gratitude for it. His will be successes that will last throughout eternity — Thank you Dr. McNeill a aT = ancient: Ancella Rickley ANSE I Oe LL LOR LO BC wa a Gary Graff S 2) oe S o) a) ES OC John Scott ¥ os So Administrator and Staff Peggy Clendenin Joe Brown ! Coordinator of Continuing Education Security Rebecca Hamilton Michael Harris Doris Mayo Director of Student Planning and Guidance Campus Communications Campus Communications : | ad : Edgar Randall Debbie Rupert Paul Payne Intramural Director Financial Aid Instructorial Resource Center Head Women’s Basketball Coach Joyce Millage Nellie E. Walker Glover Smiley Fiscal Affairs Registrar’s Office Director of Alumni Affairs Gloria Carper Counselor Babara White Allen Draney Bobby White Fiscal Affairs Cashier Director of Development Security The Classified Staff Mamie Blaylock Nontraditional Program Kathryn Boze Mary Canterberry Gertrude Coles Secretary II Fiscal Affairs Registration and Admission Academic Affairs : i bE : Patricia Cook Martha Davis Joy Fryson Secretary II Registration and Records Reigstrar’s Office Athletics % ee Charlotte Fuller Debbie Gallo Helen King President’s Office Secretary Cashier Secretary Fiscal Affairs renise Koontz ounselor ‘ger Programs icille Markham ‘udent Services anda Mullins scal Affairs esident’s Secretary Sally Marus Cashier ea Linda Maxwell Education Secretary Sally Persinger Financial Aids % wotis ae Elenora Thompson Fiscal Affairs 534 Sandy Marchal Registrar’s Office Y. @ Tammy Morton Registration and Records Dawn Puckett Affairs Beverly Workman Admissions nt aii a A a + a ee Rn WVSC building dedication honors late dean Dr. Herrison H Ferrell A new building was con- structed at West Virginia State Coilege in 1925 to house aa- ministrative oftices and classrooms. Tat building has since been known as the Ad- ministration 8uilding or the “ A-Buiiding.”’ hat will change on Oct. 10 when the coilege dedicates the newly renovated building and officially names it after Dr. Harrison H. Ferrell. Or. Ferretl, who died Nov. 19, 1977, came to WVSC in 1928 as an instructor in Ger- man language,- with the undefstanding that he would stil be able to pursue his musical interests which inciud- ed the Ferrell Sympnony Or- chestra whicn he founded in 1921. This orcnestra, which played out of the Chicago area, was the first Negro symphony or- chestra and was mace up of both amateur and orofessional Musicians, ‘nciuding one ot Cr. Ferrell's sisters who like Or. Ferrell, was a violinist. Or. Ferrell was a noted musi- cian and often appeared ‘with manv of the weil known singers of the time. inctuding the famous tenor, Roiand Hayes. Or. Ferrell finallv had to disband his orchestra because of the difficulty involved in traveling to Chicago to remearse and keeping the members together. However, he then formed The West Virginia State College Strings which played throughout West Virginia and the eastern section cf the coun- try. Or. Ferrell started some uni- que ventures while a German instructor at State. His classes printed and circulated a newspaper written in German and aiso presented campus plays in German. One of his classes was the first nignt class ever held on the campus, a practice that the college has since become widely known for. Although Dr. Ferrell started Out as an instructor at Strate, he quickly movea up through the ranks, becoming first the registrar and then the academic dean of the school, a position he hetd for the next 29 years until his retirement in 1965. During nis years at WVSC, Or. Ferreli met and helped many people. The one thing that everyone who met Or. Ferreli remembers was his warm, friendly manner and warm handshake. Many Alumni retur- ming to campus long after graduation wouid delight in the fact that Or. Ferreli wouid still remember their names and quite often what they had ma- ‘ored in and when they graduated. Or. Ferrell has given much credit for making WVSC na- Jonally known as 4 good academic institution and also for the cclleges continuous ac- creditation since 1927. Other schools in the state would often some to nim with their Qwn accreditation orobiems, knowing that ne was aiways willing to help. Dr. Ferreil’s wife, Gracia, a resident of Institute. donated a wealth of material which has become known as_ the “Biography of Harrison H. Fer- rail’’ to the WVSC archives. She nas aiso written a book about his ‘life which will Se Dublished ‘n tha near future, the preceeds from which will go to the colleges archives sec- tion, Perhaps only itnose peopis who met and knew Or. Ferreil know of his determination, Spirit, struggles and successes In a time wnen successes were not very easy to come by. The fact that he was stricken with polio at age 19 and told that he might never waik again was never a drawback or 4ver WVSC DEDICATION ‘from Page 5) however, has been completely renovated and remodeied. The most noticeable change to the exterior is the construc- tion of stairways and elevators on each end af the building to assist the handicappea and add extra fire safety. The interior is vastly different sccording to retired staff members who recently toured the structure, often pointing out areas which used to house their old offices or classrooms. Tre first floor houses ad- minis trative offices, registra- tion and accounting areas. The upper two floors contain classrooms, !anguage and skill ‘abs and business administra- tion areas that simulate modern offices with the latest equip- ment and word processors tied tO a computer system. The Nignlight of the building is the new auditorium which officials are touting as one of the nicest facilities of its type in the state. The new auditorium with remodeled stage facilities and seating has a capacity of ap- proximately 750, including the dalcony. The dedication ceremony will take place in the auditorium at 10:45 atm. Monday, Oct. 10. There will be an open house and tours available to view tne new facilities. William Raspberry, widely acclaimed columnist for the Washinaton Post, will be the speaker for the dedication ceremomes. Raspberry began his newspaper career with a summer job at the Indianapolis Recorder in 1956. His duties there as a reporter, photog- rapher and eaitor inspired him to join The Wasnington Post in 1962. At the Post, he worked as a library assistant, teletype operator, general assignment reporter, copy editor and assis« tant city editor. His coverage of the 1965 Watts riot earned him the Washington Post columnist Witlam Raspberry Capitai Press Club’s ‘'Jour- Nalist of the Year Award.’ !n 1967 he received a Citation of Merit in Journalism trom Lin- coin University, and has won several Guildawards for ‘nter- fretive reporting and the Wash- ingion Baltimore Newspaper Guild’s 1968 Front Page Award. RAasoberry’s column first ran in 1966, appearing four times a week in tne local section of the Post. Time magazine has writ- ten, ‘Raspberry has emerged as the most respected Black voice on any White U.S. newspaper. He considers the merits rather than tne idology of any issue. Not surprisingly, his judgements regularly nettie the Pollyannas ana militants.” !ooked upon as a hanaicap. |n fact, Dr. Ferrell recovered and waiked witr the use of a cane for the rest of his life. Or. Ferrell heiped instill his spirit ‘n many WVYSC students, many of whom work at the col- lege and still live in the area. These staff members, aiumni and college administrators are proud that the new administra- tion ouilding wiil bear the name of Dr. Ferrelt. The exterior, of the building appears much as it did when it was first built. The interior, (Continued on Page 6) PIUIBIIA Sam ‘ayN}ySUl abayjoo ayeys eiujbin jsam f mo jaA ou} Z Ou ‘6Z ‘JOA O861 ‘6 4290190 ‘Aepsmu} ad aise, Sarinnenees in inane RRS aie RNS eS Ss nan Since 1925 College Administration Auditorium Library Music Department Business Department Chemistry Department Physics Department Mathematics Department History Department ropriated iministra- mi sel 3} Gtizens of ch 1, 19238, President John W. use. The orced to “eke olienag Too Doctor’s office, space for trades, sroom purposes. It is a matter of students sing chairs from place to place. It is clear that a _ building completed in 1892 for 14 students is inadequate _ in 1923 for 738 students. On May 38, 1925, the new administration building was labors orice “ n our campus facilit Building be exten: renovation was Vir in Board. eet® ; rapidly expanding program renovated, was occupied on for renovations were R. L. Saint Albans, West Virgini renovations. President Har ed to the Board of Regents named for the late Dr. Harris mendation was approved on | ll. This recom- 1980. = en, eteneenta meeS TST N EEN — ate tere 7 { ‘ha a Tm ani nttind-eanimiets AA PE = eC ne Tee = . : 7 - eee : : aad emeet - 5 - a - —o cael ee ‘ af ior oO =) fe oes a) eal = ae = =) = i) $end | 1S in Adm The Administration Building 1973-1980 l i } i SS ee ee ee ae nk iidetametiain 42 bears fee | A Night Scene at the “A” Building Dr. Harrison Herbert Ferrell was born in Chicago, Illinois on August 28, 1900. He was educated in the public schools of that city, and earned the B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees at Northwestern University. After receiving the Ph.D. degree in 1928, he came to West Virginia State College in September of that year as an instructor in German, French, and violin. His artistry as a violinist provided him with many opportunities to appear in concerts and to perform as a member of string ensemble. In June of 1965 Dr. Ferrell retired from West Virginia State College after having served the institution with distinction as teacher, registrar, and academic dean, the latter position being held for twenty-nine years. As dean of the College Dr. Ferrell was responsible for assembling and maintaining a very able and dedicated faculty. He _ also played a major role in designing and supervising many curricular innovations. His gentle manner and caring spirit made him a favorite among faculty and students. In 1929 Dr. Ferrell was married to Grazia Bell of Chicago, a union that lasted until his death on November 18, 1977. ng From Fleming Hall Idi e ” Bui A dv re) pe oO A Distant View ee ing Build A a“ “ ide Look ilding 1972 An Ins of the ““A’’ Bu 50 ESSIE J. ANDERSON Instructor in Domestic Scien B.S. in H. BE. Kansas State ALBERT G. BROWN thletic Director and Instructor i rofessor of Physical Education an Mechanical Drawing Tuskegee Institute, W. V. C. I. ; Ce GEORGE D. BROCK A.B., Hygiene Morehouse College Fannin S. Belcher, Jr. Drama HARRY S. BLACKISTON Professor of German and latin and Commandant Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania we latin tar nr nenen ettfe A PORTIA S- BLACKISTON Instructor in Domestic Arts Pratt Institute Herman G. Canady Psychology and Philosophy G. VICTOR COOLS Professor of Economics x jh Amtnonwy Bory Craw.ey, Glenn Evans | if LEO pl ERE RR AP ta IS SSS F IE = i ; i k i DANIEL L. FERGUSON Professor of Sociology : : : age Harry W. Green M.S., Ohio State University Edication | f | THEODORE C, GREGORY Instructor in Printing Charles C. Hawkins | Health, Physical and Hampton Institute Sataty Education | “nein neha SBR HEU LR ARITA IIE Res SEARED E DERN ELA Richard Hornburger Business Administration ————— a s Adolph P. Hamblin Biology i a 7 Mae Bell A. Jones ‘ Home Economics ANDREW CALLOWAY JOSEPH GRIDER e CHARLES BYRD FREDERICK CLEMENT ERNEST ARMSTEAD HERMAN CANADY nn en kn CHARLES HAWKINS THEODORE PHILLIPS JOHN WHITE FREDERIC LACY OLIVER WILSON 55 MRS. MAUDE E. PRICE Critic Teacher Michigan Agricultural College JOSEPH 8S. PRICE DELBERT M. PRILLERMAN Director of Department of Education i and Professor of Bducation Professor of Chemistry A.B.. Universitv of Michigan 3.8., Michigan Agricultural Colleg: = MOSES T. SINCLAIR EDNORA M. PRILLERMAN WILLIAM F. SAVOY School Physician _ Instructor in Home Economics Secretary to the President M.D., Howard Universit y MARY L. STRONG ELAINE L. TANCIL MABEL B. SINKFORD Instructor in English Instructor in English and Matron A.M., Chicago University A.B., Howard University Walro q ‘ Arch Special Feature shisripisebrics precast SaaS 58 paasrasmyrcreerrents See —————————————— aE i to = EDISTO Oe Dg I | i INSTRUCTOR SGM Fred D. Black ' | ASST. PMS MAJ Gregory L. Cook PROFESSOR OF MILITARY SCIENCE (PMS) LTC Charles T. Ledbetter | | ASST. PMS CPT Ercelle D. Drayton Mili Goble ASST. PMS CAPT Tommie Fields ASST. PMS MAJ James E. Johnson ASST. PMS MAJ James R. Jenkins ic ee Greathouse 3 TRAINING OFFICER CADET MAJ Larry B. Green i Ze Za 2S ra Ba = gle no MS- CADET CORPS EXECUTIVE OFFICER CADET CORPS COMMANDER CADET LTC Barry S. Kaigler CADET COL Irwin K. Summerville iagid é S-3 TRAINING S-5 CIVILIAN AFFAIRS CADET MAJ Chester A. Willis CADET MAdg Lori A. Garrett LG 8-2 INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION OFFICER CADET MAJ Tyra Y. White CADET MAJ Vicki R. Newcomer ” a. oe ° O aad v as) S O Sy = . Headquarters and Headquarters Company ROTC Company A ROTC Company B + Pershing Rifles ll Team i Dr st x i ‘ ! Oe Boome ur « Se wr — PTO a I ee Be sr ow He NI Sa «ROT ET I I AI ALL Activities and Social Life 66 Escorted by Cadet Larry Green g ° x i] ® Ay i] i=] 2Q ® A iS) fo) (aa op) 2 = Recognition and honors MISS SENIOR WVSC Cadet Tyra White Escorted by Michael White | Presentation on Leadership ¢ A=) ) = 2a] om a = TS VY, ¢ on | 5 see om day mo FS) Aa be SO EE Se swe Swearing in Ceremony — Pictured L to R 2nd LT Monroe ? 2nd LT Ziegler 2nd LT Harris ’ 2nd LT Kaigler 2nd LT Ziegler 72 rata NNR WS MN Re Sy gt NN” 2nd LT Monroe 2nd LT Kaigler 73 OT er Pt AAP PN A RET S For the objective Reaching reflections It’s not always the easy path | + ee ea, a v ae uit Conference Instruction during bad weather ea : ; on Physical Conditioning Training = Confidence Enthusiasm Rewards g Hi Ly af WAR Se ag ite awarded Distinguished Military Student Insignia Cadet Tyra Wh Cadet Chester Willis awarded Distinguished Military Student Insignia and Academic Achievement Insign 1a eee eee Cadet Vicki Newcomer award ed Recondo Badge a eS jamie SI senna EEE SS — elite eee Saleen, inter ennddina meen. ae | a Cadet Thomas Humphrey awarded Academic Achievement Insignia nd Cadet Timothy Bowe awarded Academic Achievement Insignia y ae Cadet Veronica Monroe awarded Best Salesperson in ROT Cadet Ralph Craddieth, Cadet Gary Hutchinson, Cadet Eugene Mitchell | Turkey Shoot Best Squad in Company Competition pagent im ea aed Cadet Larry Davis awarded Best PT-MS III’s (Male) Cadet Roberta Scott awarded Best PT-MS III’s (Female) —7 Fort Bliss Orientation Trip i) Cadets prepare to board an Airforce C130 for their trip to Ft. Bliss, Texas | ; - oe wets acest uo, : ) Rest on the way home ipa gia, | a view at lifestyle in a new environment 79 R.O.T.C. Education Academic training includes all facets of management mk Awareness of the army training requirement Academic training bp Hands on train 10n f opt Training aid increases students’ view o g irginia Institute, West V Exit 50 — Interstate 64 College Community 82 Sa ce a = ee A ATs nena z eat — sais “ : — ee ee a ee a = =. = — —— —o - — II OO ST I = ———— ————— The Greater Kanawha ‘alley State inia West Virg a a LITT NIT AN th a nent eas ae EN at a tc a nn a ta Ag a o ee John W. Dickensheets Director Sports Information Womens Basketball Coach John W. Dickensheets has been appointed the women’s basketball coach at West Virginia State College in addition to his duties as the school’s Sports Information Director and the “Voice of the Yellow Jackets” on WXIT Radio 1490. Before coming to State the 39 year old Dickensheets had been very active in sports and broadcasting. He served 10 years as a sales representative for WCHS radio. While there he also helped broadcast football and basketball games in addition to being the week-end sports reporter for WCHS-TV. He next went to WKAZ radio for 4 years as an account executive. John then accepted a full time position with the Triple-A baseball team, Charleston Charlies, where he held the dual roles of Director of Sales and the play by play announcer. Dickensheets graduated from Marshall College High School in 1958, where he lettered at one time in 4 sports. He then enrolled at the University of Cincinnati. While at U.C. he was on the football team 1 year, track and cross-country teams 2 years, elected ‘““Mr. Bearcat” and was the president of several on-campus activities. In 1968 John was the elected nominee of the Republician party for the House of Delegates. He has also been the president of the Milton Jaycees, Young Republican club, and was a deacon in the Milton Presbyterian church. When he is not representing WVSC in his numerous positions John can be found doing PA work for the Golden Gloves and other area sporting events. In any spare time, the single resident of Lake Cheweva in Cross Lanes enjoys reading and attending spor- ting events. | | | | | Oree Banks Head Football Coach Oree Banks, a man who has lived his life with football, begins his fourth season at the helm of West Virginia State College football. His first 3 teams have shown great improvement. From 2-8-0 in 1977 to 6-5- 0 and a trip to the “Coal Bowl” last season. Born January 19, 1938, in Newton Mississippi, Bank’s athletic career began while a student at Newton High. The linebacker-offensive guard earned All-State honors both his junior and senior years. He then played three years at Kansas State University, where he lettered each year as a tight end. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education 1959 from KSU, and the following year earned his Masters from the same school. Banks’ coaching career began immediately at Coahoma Junior College in Clarksdale, Mississippi. He guided the Tigers to a super three-year record of 25-5-1. From Coahoma, he moved to Grambling College, where he coached on the staff of the legendary Eddie Robinson. He served as receiver coach, and worked with 28 players that went on to star in professional football. In 1965, Oree was named head football coach at South Carolina State College and coached the Bulldogs for eight seasons. He led the Bulldogs to an impressive 44-27-2 overall record. The 1973 and 1974 Seasons saw Banks serving as an assistant at the University of South Carolina. The head coach of the Gamecocks was Paul Dietzel. Next stop in the coaching career of Oree Banks was at the University of Virginia. At the Cavaliers’ home he was on the staff of Sonny Randle. His last stop before coming to the Institute campus was at the University of Washington. Coach Banks and his lovely wife, the former Shirley Williams, are proud parents of two children, Sandra (9) and Oree Micheal (4). Robert B. Maxwell Athletic Director Head Basketball Coach Robert B. Maxwell currently is in his fourth year filling the dual role of athletic director and head basket- ball coach at West Virginia State College. Before taking over the twin posts in June of 1977, Maxwell had served as an assistant cage coach under former WVSC mentor Chester “Art” Burris, an assistant grid mentor on the staff of ex-grid coach Colin Cameron, and head baseball coach for the Gold and Black for seven seasons. In his tour of duty with the diamond men, Maxwell led the Yellow Jackets to a pair of WVIAC Southern Division titles in 1975 and 1977 and was named WVIAC and NAIA District 28 “Coach of the Year” for his efforts in 1975. Maxwell graduated from Dunbar High School in 1952 with an unbelievable sixteen athletic letters to his credit. He then enrolled at Morris Harvey College, where he participated in football, basketball and baseball. While quarterbacking the Golden Eagles, Maxwell led them to the Cigar Bowl in Tampa, Florida. After receiving his Bachelor’s degree in 1956, he accepted a teaching-coaching position at Dunbar Junior High while working on his Master’s at WVU. He received that in 1960 and returned to his college alma mater to assist head basketball coach Garland “Sonny” Moran and take over the G-Eagle baseball program. After four years at Morris Harvey, Maxwell came to State, where he originally served as the college’s assis- tant registrar for six years. Maxwell is married to a former Morris Harvey Homecoming Queen, Amanda Jane Grimm. They have three children, Robert Boone, Jr. (25) a graduate of WVSC, Carl Boyd (18) a freshman at WVSC and Hilda Jean (15). 89 emer en so L SSS INsTITUTE SCHOOL SONG CAMPUS SHGWING ATKINSON The poet sings of Columbia, Great school in a greater xtate, Of the rich and proud, whose praises loud Her glories do relate, Rut we will make the welkin ring On timber, harp and fuite With echoes for the school we name, Our own dear Institute. : | | INSTITUTE SCHOOL SONG ALONG THE KANAWHA I love every tree, every blade of grass That yrows so silent and mute; The best place to be, either side of the sea, Is dear old Institute, HISTORICAL fk HE West Virginia Collegiate Institute is a child of the Morril Bill, a Federal enactment. An act was passed by the West Vir ginia State Legislature in 1891 establishing the West Virginia Colorec Institute. ; The State Board of Public Works aecordingly purchased thirty acres of ground from Mr. Elijah Hurt, of Institate, in what is know: us the Cabell Settlement and in 1892 erected the Academie Building. The Governor appointed B. W. Byrne, Dr. J. A. Myer, Benjamir Wratt, C. HL. Turner and 8, R, Hanan the first Board of Regents. The Board at its first meeting appointed Mr. J, Edwin Campbell Principal and Mr. Byrd Prillerman, Assistant. The school threw oper its doors for the reception of students May 3, 1892. Mr. Campbell resigned May 29, 1892, and Mr. John H. Hill wa: appointed by the President of the Board to fill the unexpired term. 11 June of the same year, at the regular meeting of the Board, Mr. Joli Il. Hill was elected and duly installed as Principal Mr. Hill, havin: received a commission as Lieutenant in the Kighth Immunes, U.S Veterans, entered the army July, 1898, and thus severed his connectio: with the school. During the interim which followed the resignation of Mr, Hill an the appointment of the head of the school, Mr. J. M. Canty of th Mechanical Department, was placed in charge by the Board of Regent: September 21, 1898, Mr. James McHenry Jones was elected Presi dent of the institution, He held this position until removed by death September 22, 7909, Ata meeting held by a Committee of the State Board of Regent at Charleston, September 23, 1909, Mr. Byrd Prillerman was electe eting President. At a subsequent meeting of the whole Board o Recents held at Morgantown October 28, 1909, Mr. Prillerman’s ap polntinent was confirmed by the Board electing him President of th: -chool, Mr. Prillerman served as President until August 31, 1919, ani retired as President Emeritus. t a meeting of the Board of Edueation at Wheeling, West Vir inia, August 1, 1919, Mr. John W. Davis was elected as President o the Tustitute, 1n 115, by legislative action, the name of the West Virginia Colore: istitute was changed to that of The West Virginia Collegiate Institut: The school has gradually grown from an enrollment of 14 in 180! fo TOM in Tf from one building to eight large well-equipped, moder) jnildings; from a seeondary school to a first-class college. | NTs yap Se ANOTITER DORMITORY FOR GIRLS 93 Sascaaame. RARER ORG tie Ge etapa ACADEMICS - ical Sw cad me ‘i PPLIED AR Hh ; ae . : aa ae meng a RR ne a CR er Raymond McNamara Art Department Dr. Paul Nuchims Art Department 96 Dr. Kent Hall Music 97 Steven West Education Charles Byers Education saath as SS ee a ee achat cccceu tansy epignanT naitan Deine tata uptcataaeai _ a. so Se aiaN a Kenny Phyllis Lark Hutto Barbara Clark Ronald Wiley ee 0 = is Sani a ae a wad beth Scobell 1Za Carolyn Benedict El Marilyn Bushey Michele Koplove Richard Corvin Kitty Frazier i Eo) a, =) _ WN o a il o a ico} x Sohia Nelson Consumer Economics Lina Kelley Business Administration Phyllis Alderdice TV Communication Class Terry Lucci Janet Martin Aaron Metz Social Work Business Administration Economics James Moore Rosa Pickel William Seiber Criminal Justice Modern Foreign Languages Business Administration Black History Exhibit Ty ewes rst woul i POW Hinds f She He 106 es ee ee a an I i i ace ‘ a: noon xe a , ane 109 = o 2 2 5 8 Ss ao othe CO = a8 “wert ieee! Mesessssa lt First Row: L-R: Elayne Abnathy Education Andrew Aheart Math Natalie Bartley HPERS Betty Booth Biology James Brimhall Physics Art Burris HPERS Fourth Row: L-R: E. V. Iannello Math Betty James Education Herbert Kagen Chemistry Lina Kelley Consumer Economics Jorg Kim Physics Jearl Koontz Business Administration Second Row: L-R: Thomas Cabbell Chemistyr Clyde Campbell Math Paul Casdorph History Guy Cassell Business Administration Estella Chandler Industrial Technology Charles Chouteau Math Fifth Row: L-R: Rosetta LaFleur Consumer Economics Aaron Metz Economics Joseph Oden Business Administration Humberto Pena Modern Foreign Language June Santee Education Scott Securro HPERS Third Row: L-R: Paul Crawford Psychology Charlotte Giles Music Richard Gwinn Industrial Technology Shirley Hairston Sociology Mary Hall Education Lark Hutto HPERS Sixth Row: L-R: Samuel Securro Education George Slutsky English Cubert Smith Art Della Taylor Art Delores Taylor Business Administration Richard Tredway HPERS 7 y | q q , ! if CLASSES The West Virginia State College Class oo NW ey2 1953 1954 LIDo 1956 lie hayJ 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 NSIS 1964 65 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 Graduating Class WSs IL 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1977 1980 Character Loyalty Education Ambition Dedication Energy Reality Scholarship Humanitarians Insight Progress Seniors Class of Loyalty Juniors Class of Education Sophomores Class of Ambition Freshmen Class of Dedication The School Year of Progress and Loyalty 1980-81 115 ul } i | : Cathy Alston Mark Armstead John Askew Business Management ee Freshman Junior ophomore Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Antoine Behtel Franklin Beverly Glen Books Communications Business Administration Engineering Sophomore Junior Freshman Orlando, FL Charleston, WV Natchez, MS 116 Felix Benjamin Physical Education Freshman Holly Hill, SC Timothy Bowe History Sophomore Charleston, WV Dwain Bowman Cecelia Brown Jeannie Burette Brian Burdine Communications Business Administration Business Physical Education Junior Junior Freshman Freshman Institute, WV Brooklyn, NY Charleston, WV Cleveland, OH v ¢ Cheryl Burt Marcie Burton Business Administration Social Science Junior Sophomore Silver Springs, MD Pasadena, MD Felicia Chumbow Dewayne Collins English Social Science Sophomore Sophomore Cameron, WV Pittsburg, PA Ke «a e Jerry Collins Anthony Cook Denis Cooper Ralph Craddieth Business Administration Architectural Social Science Criminal Justice Freshman Junior Junior Junior Baton Rouge, LA Detroit, MI Wash., D.C. Institute, WV Lois Cunningham Michael Curry Joann Davis Timothy Davis Fashion Business Administration Business Management Industrial Tech. Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Charleston, WV Plainfield, NJ Brooklyn, NY Columbia, SC Tony Davis noe Dial Freshman iology ! Sophomore Elkview, WV Wash., D.C. Arthur Dolin Anita Dunnigan Mathematics Criminal Justice Junior Sophomore Teays, WV Charleston, WV Rosemarie Earley Vinson Elder Biology Physical Education Sophomore Sophomore Charleston, WV Wash., D.C. Robin Ferrell , Mary Farruggia Shirley G. Evans Sandra Ferguson Business Executive Secretary Business Freshman Sophomore Freshman St. Albans, WV Dunbar, WV Scott Depot, WV Charleston, WV L. J. Fouts Jeffery Fowles Sharron Frederick A.C! Fulton Business Administration Social Science Communications Tenor Sophomore Junior Sophomore Poca, WV Wash., D.C. Welch, WV Greenwood, MS William Evans Chester Gamble Chandra Gan Betty Gates Communications Communications Computer Science Elementary Junior Sophomore Freshman Sophomore West Point, MS Flint, MI Charleston, WV South Charleston, WV Robert Gathers Business Management Junior Youngs Island, SC Wilhemeina Goodman Business Administration Freshman Newark, NJ arsha Gordon Allen Gray Robin Grede Criminal Justice Physical Education Special Education Business Administration Junior Sophomore Freshman Junior Wheeling, WV Cleveland, OH Charleston, WV Institute, WV Larry Green a RCS SN bal i ae VAS George Hall Vickie Hardman Darrell Harris Micon ey HPERS Education Communications : Sophomore Freshman Junior Sharon Hill, BA Cleveland, OH St. Albans, WV Charleston, WV Edward Harris Environmental Studies Sophomore Crofton, MD Timothy Haskins Communications Sophomore Scranton, PA Lisa Haston Kevin Hedrick Lynn Hellstrom Glenn Henry Chemistry Social Work Psychology Psychology Freshman Junior Freshman Freshman Charleston, WV St. Albans, WV Charleston, WV Institute, WV 4 George Wendell Hill Jr. Anna M. Hissom Physical Education Education jal Holman Freshman Freshman Vaiden, MS Sophomore Charleston, WV South Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Vernetta Holstein Accounting Karen Houser Business Administration Freshman Stanford, CT Tod Ingram Freshman Charleston, WV Jerald Jackson Garth J erginan Carla Johnson Cleggett Johnson Business Computer Science Special Education Business Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Institute, WV Hartwood, VA Charleston, WV Wash., D.C. 122 Connie Johnson Debbie Jones Art ee Junior UHOE Charleston, WV Dunbar, WV Kevin Kaigler Business Administration Senior Ft. Lauderdale, FL UCH AS You ¢ Donald Kenney Junior Mt. Hope, WV Carolyn Lacye Rodney Lake Education Communications Junior Junior Institute, WV Bronx, NY pe) | UG Melanie Larck Business Junior Scott Depot, WV Yvette King Fashion Junior Institute, WV 7 Conrad F. Krasyk Accounting Junior Charleston, WV Donna Lee Recreation Sophomore Phil., PA John Lewis Chemical Freshman Montgomery, WV Stephon Lyons Freshman Winston-Salem, NC Mark Martin Math Freshman Sissonville, WV Jean Linberg Business Administration Freshman Karen J. Linville Sophomore Cross Lanes, WV Charleston, WV Tremille Marter Elementary Freshman Charleston, WV Tammy Martin Special Education Junior Nitro, WV Angela Mason Freshman Charleston, WV oe Tammy Long Business Administration Junior Gary, WV Yee Willie J. Miles III Deborah Mitchell Burdette Mitchem Veronica Monroe Lisa Murrih Rezel Najibzadeh Hellena Parks Physical Education Psychology Engineering Criminal Justice Sophomore Freshman Junior Sophomore Omar, WV Charleston, WV Institute, WV Wash., D.C. Diane Parog Joel Patten Darryl Payden Leon Peacock Jr. Nuclear Economics Communications Physical Education Junior Junior Freshman Freshman St. Albans, WV St. Albans, WV Wash., D.C. Cleveland, OH ome i : é | Phillip Pearson Christopher Potter Sean Pounds Miisicy ee Porta Communications Communications Sophomore at ow. WV Sophomore Freshman Logan, WV Sahel, Phil., PA Phil., PA Bl Matheny Commercial Art Criminal Justice Physical Education St Alkaee Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore i Manhattan, NY Bulger, PA Akron, OH BS oes Jerry Powell Business Administration Sophomore Thrope, WV Marshall Pressley Computer Science Junior : Ft. Lauderdale, FL Theodore Ranson Elementary Freshman Liberty, WV Nancy Reynolds Criminal Justice Sophomore Roanoke, VA 126 Benita Richardson Consumer Junior Springfield, OH Keith Ridgeway Communications Junior Huntington, WV Belinda Roberts Education Junior Eleanor, WV ee a Dale Robertson Business Administration Junior Hurricane, WV Clinton Robinson Communication Sophomore Bridgeport, CT Tony Rookard Junior Brooklyn, NY Kenneth Rush Mehdi Sanaei Architecture Economics Freshman Sophomore Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Susan Scott Communications oe ee Wash DC: Huntington, WV Paige Simmons Jimmy Smith Art Business Sophomore Freshman Milford, DC Baton Rouge, LA Martie Smith Elementary Education Leet Sophomore Charleston, WV St. Albans, WV Leah Saul Ralph Scott Ph ysics Communications Sophomore Junior Yawkey, WV Annadale, VA Cynthia Smithers Milton Spradley Psychology Computer Science Junior Junior Princeton, WV Institute, WV 128 Gina Starcher Business Freshman St. Albans, WV Kevin Tobe Computer Science Freshman Institute, WV Keith Wade Business Sophomore Institute, WV Kim Walker Special Education Freshman Charleston, WV iN Angie Stephens Raymond Thomas Marsha Thornton Elementary Education Physical Education Communications Freshman Freshman Freshman Hometown, WV Holly Hill, SC Hurricane, WV Idongesit Udonkuku Education Junior Dunbar, WV (lice Elton Walker HPERS Junior Greenwood, MS cc: 0° oD a. - « Thomas Wallce Terry Watkins Nathaneil Williams Communications Psychology Business Sophomore Freshman Freshman Institute, WV New Haven, CT Institute, WV = SSaetheeine dans Beep NODS: Sai Are ae SI Pats me TS — ate teen i Peggy Williams Chemistry Sophomore Wash., D.C. Be Sheila Williams Karen Wilson - Dwayne Wright if Communications Business Administration pee Wright Communications Junior Sophomore eee Junior South Chaleston, WV Institute, WV Institute, WV Atlanta, GA Carolyn L. Brisendine Photographer DN i a Sa eT aR ga a a 133 an O Z. ae = = (4 O ra ee F ACADEMIC | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Stuart Bacon Brian Best Samuel Curry | Communication Social Studies Business Chicago, IL Wash., D.C. Plainfield, NJ | | e : Katherine Dolin Annette Drake Greg Epps Elementary Education Business Physical Education Danville, WV Fairmont, WV St. Albans, WV 134 HGRKH BE RHTROR HR o S fo fe) Gq Fe, =| o an SG Sy io) = H Accounting St. Albans, WV ion eld, WV Tamara Hanshaw infi Educat Ww George Ford ,WV The Ups and Downs of the Senior Year Art Charleston | | Arlen Mance Louise Maddox Antoninette Lyons il Sociology Early Child Education Psychology | Lorain, OH Nitro, WV Atlanta, GA } Pil | | | | | | | | wi | ii ae | Ht | % iN tJ a E. Lynch | Physical Education || Bethlehem, PA | | | | a | a | | i 1} iil a a aia i % Ronald Lindsay Kim Hodge George Hunt Communications Business Physical Education Jackson, MS Wash., D.C. Ft. Lauderdale, FL a ee James Mason Lynn McClung Betty Melton HPERS Early Education Home Economics Washington, D.C. Charleston, WV Elkview, WV Paul Montgomery Communications Hattiesburgh, MS Cleriece Newman Derrick Peaks Sociology Debbie Pearson Electronics Business Administration Moyers, VA Winina, WV Washington, D.C. Elementary Education Linda Roy Dunbar, WV (| 2 pa) o ®o 2S fe a Aims aS a Vee © ra BS fae] 5 oF SHE Gh oo cepa Les Goo = 8k Bes oO eo (sp) 1 hak oe “er ae oe i 4 i 4 | | i Darren Salter Communication Plainfield, NJ Charles Sisson ae Industrial Technology ae South Charleston, WV es John Slade Secondary Education Philadelphia, PA Communications Woodbridge, VA Earl Turner Tina Trigg Communications Blue Field, WV Kevin Traube Business St. Albans, WV 140 Ge ( 4 Seis Enoch Umoh Home Economics Institute, WV N. Waiters Sociology Dania, FL Ronnie Ward Business Administration Institute, WV Veronica Williamson Psychology Charelston, WV The Class of Progress and SI f — S rf a Sb U Lal ® a oO o jor MN -=) = ® | o o ® g g S [o) we o [2] fo) mi a) FO Nate iN Sae FSSE Nam a nia, gp OI ‘ : % Peete be damn AS ER ARTS SNcte an an Bid, Lattarinenrn aa a menage RRA Ds cine AOI ste Sane cnnawen Events to Remember g the coy”? 149 An art Opening reception 1 o BY S) op) He} n n o Lol as} me) oS a | oS fo o 5 iS Quy x Charmichael | | | w) = =) per O fA.) © SY) dential Search The Board of Regents announces the committee to select a new president. Pres Atlanta istribute © � po ep a o Gq � ie} =) a i=) o � ae) ios} = is} o nQ =] o ge} = � op) Students d x He : mS cs S g ace eS = = | S g S| o g As) 5 ‘5 = ie) oc ® iS) s = SE re S re) g S £ Q, eS 2 a a fo} ios] 3 S i ) o eI | ¢ ©) oe is rs) S $ � g = = a iS pte a = ... Rain or Shine SEO PDE PE eer OT = aa a sae ' - wie © “. . = ... On the Air 5 O S) = ional Educat dy on ja 49] mS ED o LW) Ss S % QO o 8 Fz — € g 5 m 5 , 2s a Oo Eien ALLELE IGG ve peels Heliat Feo eee ive nee piece LL CLM STL sitgeseas “a lences Creative Exper Ag ERENT oR — 158 © jad A Special Time Cool Out Just R and R _ 3S SRO WN Pe me OO ee ORGANI 162 STUDENT ZATIONS 163 tad c= a SO oa S¢« Cs = 33 ee es 5 20 rE nHe ga Sas =o SD sac 2% Sos Aas Mrs. Glenroy W. Henry (Diana) Winston-Salem, NC Jr. Activities: President, Student Government Associa- tion 1980-81, Administrative Assistant 1979-80, Sophomore Class President 1980-81, Social Commit- tee Chairperson 1978-79, President WVSC NAACP 1978-80, President, Iota Phi Lambda Sorority Inc. Delta Lambda Chapter, 1980. Vice President, Circle K. International Member. West Virginia State Col- lege Foundation, member. West Virginia State Col- lege Advisory Board Member. WV Governor’s Ad- visory Council of Students, Marching Band, Nominated Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Member Pyramid Club, National Coun- cil Negro Women, and the Urban League, Leadership Conference Civil Rights. Student Government Association SGA Officers President — Diana O.W. Henry Winston-Salem, NC Vice President — Lynn McClung Cross Lanes, WV Vice President — JoAnn Raines Poca, WV ae . Chief Justice — Carl Rose Charleston, WV | | Secretary — Kim Darby Charleston, WV Parliamentarian — Kima Watkins Hartford, CT | 167 Minami oe } Ht ut ibe 3 Oe _ Vga, he : a ae 3 : mig os a ad) @ 1 Capt. Cynthia Smithers Bettie Starhy Angela Davis Tammy Long Loris Cunningham Robin Crede Dawn Snyder Jennifer Fowler a 170 Cheerleaders Princeton, W.Va. Winfield, W.Va. Boone, W.Va. Gary, W.Va. Cross Lane, W.Va. Elkview, W.Va. St. Albans, W.Va. South Charleston, W.Va. When You’re Up When you’re up, you’re up When you’re down, you’re down But when you’re up against state You’re upside down Soul ful Strut Get off the floor and stand aside Cause jackets comin’ in with a soulful stride So let’s go So let’s fight So let’s win = =e ont fame oR ON XZ a. D O 172 Mark Armstead Patty Brewer David Burnett Chester Gamble Michele Howley 173 Garth Jernigan David Lavigne Pete Hubbard Melaniez Larch West Virginia State 174 Dang Luikart Charles Marshall Kevin Miller Greg Moore Sandra Pohl Bill Ray and Concert Members Mark Rollins Darryl Robinson Bill Robinson Lisa Thomas Cindy Thomas John Slade 176 nS EE OIE TIT INITIO Kim Wells Darleng Whittington Mark Wright | | | i | | if i ; i i i i | ) | a | | | James Mason David Penn Chester Willis | | i | } Jeffery Fowlkes Leon Brown Garland Zeigler 178 E gee CEA EAL, HHHI ba gsi ips Edgar Randall 179 Rea Blakey ‘ es ‘ 7 “% = CHAPTER MEMBERS | Tanya Jones Rea Blakey, Susan Scott, Roxanna Hicks, Daphine Scott, Linda Walker, Angela Miles, Angela | Hamilton, Ruth Moon, Tanya Jones, Diane Bonner, Katrina Clark, Karen Footman, Debra Pearson Nu Chapter | 180 — Debra Pearson Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Founded January 15, 1908 at Howard University AO 7 La q e Angela Miles uae is Daphine Scott Susan Scott icks Sharen Fredr Rbonda Thomas ie Colquit Valer Helena Parks Holly Brown Bonita Martin Tyra Whi 182 184 Eunice Heath Atlanta, GA Terri Jackson Columbus, OH Clareice Newman Morgantown, WV Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Edward Harris Raymond Smith Nathaniel Waiters Crofton, MD White Plains, NY Dania, FL 185 ty Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. i Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity was founded on Dec. 4, 1906 at Cornell Univers Alpha Zeta Chapter Ernest Crosby Ward and Crosby , 10rs Sen Ronnie Ward George Thompson | | ' if |i t j 1 | g | | | | a { | | || meh t aa | | (q | qi l ii , i || ai i | | i || a i ia Greg Epps St. Albans, WV Arien Mance Lorain, OH Anthony Rookard Brookly, NY 188 William Evans West Point, MS Paul Montgomery Hattiesburgh, MS Ralph Scott Annadale, VA George Hunt Fort Lauderdale, FL Keith Ridgeway Huntington, WV Dwayne Wright Atlanta, GA ae ef ms: . v rx ae = Theta Psi Chapter Omega Psi Phi | Fraternity, Inc. National Shrine at Howard U. Fourth District Marchdown Champs 189 oy) ah Y Y bas O Y jvel © Sd SJ) AKA A®A Are Known for Step Shows AKA APA 190 | STUDENT LIFE 193 la irgini ta Martin i Miss State Gary, West V Bon 194 é Mr. State Greg Epps St. Albans, West Virginia 195 ite 1 Mr. Wh Escort Tyra White iss Senior M iams ill Keith W Escort Cindy Smithers Miss Junior 196 Sam Curry Lois Cunningham Escort Miss Sophomore di bel ib Willie J. Miles III Escort | Yolanda Mendes ; Robin Hagerman ) Miss Freshman Rusty Workman Miss Freshman Escort Miss NAACP Miss Pearl Miss Karen Wilson Bessie Mejia Camden, NJ Maryland Mr. Tracy K. Walton on “3 : é Raymond Hunt South Bronx, NY omy Virginia | ly aw Miss Purple and Gold Miss Sullivan Hall an. Valerie Penny Peggy Williams ia Weirton, WV Washington, D.C. ) ; Mr. Keith Ridgeway Mr. Reggie Golden i Huntington, WV Ft. Lauderdale, FL || i | | Miss Dawson Hall Miss Delta Sigma Theta Helena Parks Sharon Freddricks | Washington, D.C. Welch, WV || ai } i | a | | ! Mr. Larry Pickens Mr. James Rollins Mississippi Montgomery, WV hi a ALENT CE ETI ETT EEL — —s Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Miss Phi Beta Sigma Vivian Hubbard Kim Wesley Beckley, WV PA Se : Jess bey tA ih a ih 4% « Bes DY Mr. Stuart Bacon Chicago, ILL Mr. Derrick Payne i Mobile, AL Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Miss Iota Phi Lambda Ruth Moon Avis McKinney Dunbar, WV Chicago, ILL cs ae peer Mr. Hank McDonald Chicago, ILL Buddy Davis Logan, WV Miss ROTC Miss Omega Psi Phi Debeorah Pearson Tammy Long Washington, D.C. Mr. George Hunt Ft. Lauderdale, FL Mr. Kent Green Ft. Lauderdale, FL | 199 mes Miss Groove Phi Groove Miss Lampado Logena Davis Cheryl Burt Plainfield, NJ Wash., D.C. Mr. Ralph Scott Wash., D.C. Mr. James Mason Wash., D.C. Miss Gore Hall Miss Gold Shelia Mitchell Dorothy Brown Charleston, WV Washington, D.C. Mr. Gerad Hairston Charleston, WV Jeffery O’Neal Jacksonville, FL Miss Theta Psi Miss Rare Esscence Demitris Johnson Melony Wares Bronx, NY Weirton, WV Mr. Kevin Kaigler Ft. Lauderdale, FL Mr. Eugene Mitchell West Virginia Little Mr. State Demetrius Bass Charleston, WV Miss Iota Miss Pyramid Charnette Robinson Belinda Hughes Desmois, Iowa Gary, WV Little Miss State Vicki Gilmar Dunbar, WV a EPA AE OIL OT TET Mr. Clyde Ellis S. Carolina 201 OORT eh) MRK and MISS STATE GREG EPPS — BONITA MARTIN ST.ALBANS,WV GARY, WV WVSC BLUEFIELD 14 — 6 Angela Gallion Kennedy Alumnus of Year President, at the Alumni Dinner held during homecoming. Dr. Kennedy graduated from West Virginia State College in 1964 with a B.A. in Sociology and Psychology (magna cum laude) and went on to receive a Master of Social Work degree from Wayne State University and her Ph.D. in Public Administration from Clayton University. She is currently Executive Director of new Center Com- munity Mental Health Service in Detroit. She has had a varied and distinguished career in social ser- vice fields in the state of Michigan, as well as teaching at Wayne County Community College and the University of Detroit. She has also served as consultant for various agencies. While attending State, she received the Claude Worthington Pest Dr. Angela Gallion Kennedy, WVSC Alumna of the Year, receives a plaque from William L. Lonesome, WVSC National Alumni Benedum Scholarship and also the John Hay Whitney Foundation Scholarship. She was listed in “Who’s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities” and “Outstanding Professionals in Human Services” and is also listed in the 1981 edition of “Who’s Who of American Women.” “This award means a great deal to me for many reasons,” said Dr. Kennedy. “I love West Virginia State College and Institute. It was a wonderful place to grow up. I believe that the calmness and peace there is, in great part, responsible for the sanity and security that I have enjoyed as an adult.” Game Outstanding Player James Henry Those inducted were: MARK H. CARDWELL (1900-1964). Class of 1925. Let- tered in track, football and basketball. Negro All-American halfback 1923, 1924. Coached five sports at WVSC with on- ly undefeated college basketball team in the country in 1948 when named coach of the year. NAACP Gentleman Athlete Molder Award in 1949, Afro-American Newspapers Award — CIAA basketball coach of year in 1950. Took WVSC to NAIA tourney in 1961 and 1963, All- Time Coach Award, 1925-64, from West Virginia Con- ference. EARL F. LLOYD. Class of 1950. Forward and All-American on 1948 CIAA championship team. ALL- CIAA AND ALL-TOURNEY 1948, 49, 50. Helm’s Basket- ball Hall of Fame. Player, assistant coach, head Pistons of NBA. Now civilian deputy chief for Detroit Police Depart- ment. CHESTER BURRIS. Class of 1948. All-American in football and basketball at WVSC. All-Midwest Conference in three sports for three years. Head coach of football and basketball at WVSC. Now professor at the school. SAMUEL A. GAMBLE. Class of 1947. CIAA heavyweight boxing champion. All-American football player as offensive and defensive end. Set CIAA tournament scoring record with 35 points against North Carolina College in 1945. Now manager for Cincinnati Bell Telephone Co. RODERICK L. PRICE (1914-1962). Class of 1937. All-American halfback for Midwest championship teams of 1936 and 37. Also basketball and track performer. Coached at Boyd Junior and State High. Head track and assistant football coach at WVSC. ADOLPH P. HAMBLIN (1896-1966). Graduate of Knox College was head football coach for 23 years. Cham- pionship teams 1922, 36, and 37. 45 years as professor of biology, botany, zoology. First Negro inductee to West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame. 1974 WVSC SCIENCE BUILDING named in his honor. LOUIS R. W. JOHNSON. Class of 1936. Three-year halfback, four-year gymnasti, tennis star at WVSC. Coached Earl Lloyd at Parker-ay High School (VA). W-Club national alumni secretary. Upon graduation, gave his student work-study check to WVSC student loan fund. VASCO D. HALE. Class of 1940. 1937 CIAA light heavyweight boxing cham- pion and Midwest Conference javelin champion. Offensive and defensive end on 1936 and 37 football champions. All Conference three years. 1945 WVSC Alumnus of Year. MARVIN H. RICHARDSON. Class of 1937. Football coach and teacher at Garnet and St Charleston high schools. Halfback on 1937 and 37 grid champions and sprint champion. FLOYD MEADOWS (1911-1977). Class of 1937. Quarterback of great 1937 team. All-American. Recreation director and coach at Lakin State Hospital. Director of Action Incorporated. | West Virginia Sports | Hall of Fame ers ge A Mark H. Cardwell Samuel A. Gamble Vasco D. Hale Adolph P. Hamblin Louis R. W. Johnson Earl F. Lloyd x . ‘ew i ae hee ee) tag a + ane 2 tite 4 , Oe e8 ‘ ree Stacia 7 eS Floyd Meadows Roderick L. Price Marvin H. Richardson atten asia fe ade Who’s Who Mark Alan Barber, Charleston, WV Member of Delta, Nu Alpha Biological Society, Selected as Honor Student by Dept. of Biology; President, Alpha Delta Sigma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Labass, Dept. of Biology and G.P.A. 3.37. Mark C. Bates, Hurricane, WV, Jr. Chairman of the Social Committee of D.N.A., of Scholarship Committee of the American Chemical Society. Active in Cancer Research on Campus With Dr. DasSarma, Church and Karate. G.P.A. 3.32. Rea D. Blakey, Jr. President of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 80, Treasurer and Vice Pres. 81. Student Govern- ment Association 78 and 80. WVSC Players- Theatre Assistance 80. G.P.A. 3.14. Jacqueline Rae Brainard, Crosslanes, WV, Sr. Vice-President of Psychology Club ‘During 1979-1980. G.P.A. 3.33. David Fredrick Burkey, Charleston, WV, Sr. President of Sociology Club 1980 to 1981. Alpha Kappa Delta International Sociology Honor Society Member. G.P.A. 3.25. Steven Bryce Casto, Ripley, WV, Sr. Varsity Football — All West V irginia Inter- collegiate Athletic Conference, 78, ’79, and ’80, Offensive Tackle — Academic Award for Foot- ball ’78, ’79 and ’80. Dunbar Rotary Club Academi Award for All Sports at WVSC ’79 and ’80. Alphi Kappa Mu Honor Society, Mitec Student Boar: Representative 81. G.P.A. 3.76. Ruth Emagene Cunningham, Nitro, WV, Sr. Student Para Professional Program-Tutorin) Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Alpha Delt Sigma Chapter. Treasurer — Sociology Clul Foster Parent, WV. Dept of Welfare Since Feb. ’6§ G.P.A. 3.96. Also Nominated for All Staters. ( ( § Linda Kim Groves, Dunbar, WV, Sr. ( °77-Treasurer of National Association of Socié Workers Auxiliary at WVSC. ’78-Vice President c'| N.A.S.W.A., ’79-President of Psychology Club Fa | 78-79 Counselor at Camp Virginia Jaycees fc'| Mentally Retarded Under the Direction of Virgini| Polytechnic Institute. G.P.A. 3.08. Michael Willford Halley, Charleston, WV, Jr. : Member of Delta Nu Alpha Biological Societ', and American Chemical Society, Co-Chairman c¢) A.C.S. Scholarship Fund Committee. G.P.A. 3.82. | Eunice Delores Heath, Sr. | President of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. 78276 Kappa Delta Phi-Honorary in Educatior| Paraprofessional Financial Aide in Student) Counseling, Peer-Tutoring. Member of Studen’ National Educational Association, and Phi Alphi, Theta (International History Honorary Nominee: Also Nominated for All Staters. G.P.A. 3.20. iet Mary Anne Smith, Charleston, WV, Sr. President — Sociology Club ’80-’81, Conducts Survey on Campus for Campus Opinion. G.P.A. 3.48. Daniel Geralo Higgins, Charleston, WV, Sr. President of Society for the Advancement of Management, ’79-’80. Omicron Delta Epsilon In- |' ternational Economic Honorary Society, Alpha | Kappa Mu Honor Society, ’79. President Educa- tional Policy Committee ’80-’81, Cookclinator of Student Efforts on Small Business Administra- tion Management Consulting Project ’79-’80, and Outstanding Economics Major Award-Honors Convocation Spring ’80. Also Nominated for All Staters. G.P.A. 3.63. Carolyn S. Hill, Dunbar, WV, Sr. Member of National Honor Society, American Home Economic Association, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society — Alpha Delta Sigma Chapter. G.P.A. 3.57. | Diane Elizabeth Holloway, Charleston, WV, Sr. American Chemical Society Student Affilates, : Secretary-Treasurer From Fall ’80 to Spring ’81. _G.P.A. 3.01. Martha Jean Lockhart, St. Albans, WV, Sr. Member of Women’s Caucus, Affirmative Ac- tion Committee. Editor: Commuter Newsletter; The Kanawha Review. G.P.A. 3.37. Susan Lea Lovejoy, Yawkey, WV, Jr. Member A.C.S. Student Affiliate, Participate in Science Day and Studied Karate for 2-5 Years. rn G.P.A. 3.82. Irwin Karl Summerville, Baltimore, Md., Sr. Recipient of Army ROTC Scholarship ’78-’81. Recipient WVSC Ungraduate Scholarship 1978, Chief Photographer of the Yellow Jacket 1978. Resident Assistance ’79-’81. Associate of Science in Criminal Justice ’79. G.P.A. 3.12. Paul Montegomez Montogomery, Miss., Sr. Cheerleader (2 Yrs.), Football (2 Yrs.), Track (2 Yrs.). President of Omega Psi Phi, Repre- sentative of Pan-Hell Council, Editor in Chief of the Organization Section of the Arch, Senator of Institute and Campus. G.P.A. 2.35. Vicki Ruth Newcomer, Carbon, WV, Sr. Cadet Major, Public Affairs Officers. Educa- tion Policy Committee, Phi Alpha Theta Member. Yellow Jacket and Yearbook Staff ’80-’81. Debbie Jean Panucci, Dunbar, WV, Jr. President of Delta Nu Alpha Biological Socie- ty. Secretary of DNA ’80, A.C.S. — Student Af- filiate; Undergraduate Scholarship. G.P.A. 3.60. Julie Lynn Powers, Carbon, WV, Sr. DNA — Recording Secretary Student Lab and Teaching Assistant-Biology Dept. Ladies Orien- tal Shrine of N. America-Benus Ra Court No. 77. International Order of the Eastern Star-Thelma Chapter No. 24. G.P.A. 3.51. JoAnn Raines, Redhouse, WV, Jr. Vice-President of S.G.A., Parking Committee E.P.C., Political Science Association, Student Life Committee. G.P.A. 3.18. 209 SE ae All Staters The Arch Staff wishes to recognize outstanding students who contribute to the betterment of WVSC. Greg Epps, St. Albans, WV, Major Physical Education, Sr. Eunice Delores Heath Vice President Circle K. Club, Sophomore class president, Junior Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. President ’78-79. Kappa Delta Phi — Class President, Senior Class Vice President, Senator for St. Albans, Honorary (National Honor Society in Education) Para-Professional — _ Arch Staff, Budget and Finance Committee, Student Life Committee, Financial Aide in Student Counseling. Peer-tutor, Phi Alpha Theta | Iota Idle, Delta Sweetheart, Pan Hellenic council, All Star intramural (International History Honorary) SNEA member. football and basketball, Student coach — football, cross country team Capt. of track team, All Conference track Vice Basileus Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, and Mr. State —— SSS SS Doniel Geralo Higgins, Charleston, WV Sr. President of Society For the Advancement of Management, 1979-80. Omicron Delta Epsilon International Economic Honorary Society, Alpha Kappa |— Mu Honor Society, 1979 present, Educational Policy Committee 1980-81, coordinator of Student Efforts on Small Business Administration Management | Consulting Project 79-80, Outstanding Economic Major Award Honors Convocation — Spring 1980. ei 210 | Ruth Emogene Cunninghan, Nitro, WV, Sr. Student Paraprofessional Program — tutoring Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society — Alpha Delta Sigma Chapter. Treasurer Sociology Club WVSC and Foster Parent WV Dept. of Welfare since Feb. 1968. Debra Keel, Newhaven, CT Sr. Irwin Karl Summerville, Balt. MD, Sr. Re = Dean’s List, sophomore 79-80, ROTC Daughters of Founders and Recipient of Army ROTC Scholarship 78-81. Recipient of WVSC | : Patriots of American Award (academic excellence) 1980 Student Life undergraduate Scholarship. Chief Photographer of the Yellow Jacket 78. a Committee ’80-81, Social Committee 80-81, Assistant Chief Justice of the Earned Associate of Science in Criminal Justice 79. Worked with the In- | Student Court, Senator Award 80-81, Resident Assistant 80-82, Acting stitute Volunteer Fire Department. Member of WVSC Army ROTC Com- a? dorm director fall 1981, 1st place intramural bowling team 1981. pleted Cadet Troop Leader. a a: Hi i ea J Susan Lea Love Joy, Yawley WV, Jr. SS I I ES SE TD SEY IT EE OEY OR NE IRE SEES ES ROE SERS ES SES eS I ae a ee SE ET Ga RS SD fi J Le a ES SS } ; Member of the Chemical Society Student Affiliate. Participate in research on coordination compounds. Participate in Science Day. | | 1 Campus Life i IDET IORI A a NI 2 WV tute, fer A) Y — = pod Football 80 First Row: Left to Right: Jr. Wallace, Derick Payne, Jay Brumhekker, James Henry, Kenneth Whitfield, Bryce Casto, Harold Hughes, Raymond Banks, David Parrish, Anthony Clayton, Sam Curry, Warren Breckenridge. Second Row: Anthony Weaver, Tyrone Smith, Byron Phillips, Joe Black, Pete Barnett, Randy Hawkins, Milton Spradley, Gary Williams, Antoine Bethel, Anthony Murdock, Tim Davis. Third Row: Gregory Folks, Harry Steptoe, David Jackson, Dwain Bowman, Duncan Robinsin, Walter Holman, Jeffery O’Neal, Charles Wright, Reginald Branch, George Hall, Marty Goodman, Dale Dingle. Fourth Row: Teddy Atterbury, Bruce Arthur, Bob Bonar, Darryl Alexander, Michael Lewis, Rick Bowling, Paul Montgomery, Eddie Harris, Mike Robinson, Benard Jenkins, Gary Thomas, Willie Stevenson, Jimmy Smith. Fifth Row: Bob Haper, Anthony Jackson, Stanley Jenkins, Elton Walker, Larry Smith, Harry Ravenel, Bruce Hollingsworth, Michael Weeks, Calvin Landy, Billy Collier, Eric Bushnell. Sixth Row: Ben Hurst, Lorne Harvey, Ralph Craddieth, Williams Evans, Joe Minardi, Michael Pitts, Felix Benjamin, Richard Allison, Paul Myers, Kevin Tobe, Herman Solone, Arthur Williams, Darryl Payden. 50 — Richard Allison 80 — Bruce Arthur 70 — Raymond Banks 4 — Pete Barnett Center Tight End Middle Linebacker Kicker Linebacker Ft. Lauderdale, FL St. Albans, WV Gloster, MS St. Albans, WV 10 — Rick Bowling 77 — Joseph Black Jr. 20 — Antoine Bethel 60 — Felix Benjamin Punter Offensive Tackle Safety Center Chapmanville, WV Cincinnati, OH Orlando, FL Charleston, SC 222 B a ane le “ .. ‘ ae = aE: wet, ae ners 42 — Reginald Branch 79 — Warren Breckenridge Glenn Brooks — 53 54 — Billy Cage Fullback Defensive Tackle Linebacker Linebacker Stanford, FL Charleston, WV Videlia, LA Videlia, LA : 51 — Byre Casto 91 — Anthony Clayton 88 — Russell Conway peers cee Offensive Tackle Defensive End Tight End Ripley, WV Lauderdale, MS Casselberry, FL WVSC vs. Howard U. QB — No. 14 George Hall carrying for state. 57 — Ralph Craddieth Linebacker Steen, MS 78 — Gregory Folks Offensive Tackle Baltimore, MD 224 eran 7 60 — Timothy Davis Defensive Tackle Columbia, SC 3 43 — A.C. Fulton Middle Linebacker Greenwood, MS 61 — Derrick Drumheller Offensive Guard St. Albans, WV cut 34 — Marty Goodman Split End Alvin, SC 69 — William Evans Offensive Guard West Point, MS 14 — George Hall Quarterback Cleveland, MS eer ee, | 64 — Bob Harper 66 — Lorne Harvey 7 — Randy Hawkins 73 — James Henry | Offensive Guard Linebacker Flanker Back Linebacker St. Albans, WV Pineville, SC Baton Rouge, LA Ft. Lauderdale, FL aos Sgr] + eawe | | a ‘54 — Tommy Hibert 82 — Bruce Hollingsworth 32 — Walter Holman 36 — Eric Hughes ‘Center Tight End Fullback Cornerback ‘St. Albans, WV McDounough, GA Valden, MS Detroit, MI 225 i 25 — Harold Hughes 53 — Ben Hurt Cornerback Defensive End Louisville, MS Reform, AL 4 a an | ol 21 — Anthony Jackson 28 — David Jackson Defensive Back Flanker Jacksonville, MS Orlando, FL = ) PY. ae) 83 — Bernard Jenkins 13 — Michael Lewis Tight End Safety WVSC vs. Concord Greenpond, SC Detroit, MI Fs CTA? | 21 — Paul Montgomery 50 — Anthony Murdock Hattiesburg, MS Atlanta, GA | ! Defensive Back Center y “Ad State vs. Howard TATE 31 — Gary Nowling 30 — Jeffery O’Neal Safety Fullback Cleveland, OH Jacksonville, FL | BB me: - 89 — David Parrish Darryl Payden Cornerback Cornerback Mobile, AL Wash., D.C. 51 — Derick Payne 76 — Michael Pitts Linebacker Guard Twedone, AL Atlanta, GA em oe a a 15 — Harry Ravenel 35 — Duncan Robinson Safety Fullback Charleston, SC Wash., D.C. 227 a | “ i | 7 Herman Golone 22 — Harry Steptoe 69 — Willie Stevenson 75 — Kevin Tobe t Colenbiasc Split End Defensive Tackle Offensive Guard i l Farmington, WV Orlando, FL Elizabeth, NJ i Wi Piya i | 3 | i. we sos. . wont © a 64 — Elton Walker 24 — Robert Wallace 33 — Anthony Weaver 83 — Michael Weeks F || i Defensive End Tailback Tailback Defensive Tackle } Greenwood, MS Quitman, MS Decatur, GA Cohoma, MS | | | oe rer cr : 3 z z eae me P : g . if i i t } rw 21 — Garry Williams Running Back Vienna, VA il iitela Dave Egnor Manager 78 — Kenneth Whitfield Offensive Tackle Louisville, MS Buck Hatfield Trainer gad 35 — Charles Wright Tailback Charleston, WV SF ttn, Scott James Trainer John Allison Trainer Noble Maddox Head Trainer es 229 eM MG oe 7 i i i HA ih i a a) o ss be ———————— = 25 — Dana Austin 8 21 — Valerie Colquit Forward a Forward Cleveland, OH Philadelphia, PA 31 — Drema Huckleberry 51 — Matt Hunt Forward Forward Keystone, WV ao. Hampton, VA 11 — Johnna Lyons Guard Pinch, WV 55 — Rhonda Lyons Center Atlanta, GA Sieg 35 iS : c 2 Eos ser mn : ei si o 5 Ay a o is] =| | iS) a | ud oD 43 — Renee Wright Fairmont, WV Center Forward Cleveland, OH 33 — Cassandra Myers Guard Eckman, WV 13 — Pat Reyes Guard Reading, PA 8 ® ® am nQ [=| ® ad ‘ ) —_ AQ S a iS} lar) Debbie Anderson Assistant Coach Varsity Basketball November BumeeerA LUTAT srtets ere. 4 esa ae saree « SER ii 8 Seeger H pean GNASTINVIt. ee oe es ee woe b es bes CCC December Cr IGN VI lOmer ae re Ake race ovo bist os ath ard wa A SMEVVIICCLIN DO Se nU Ete ie Ny evo ste swe Caer e eciewS, « a Sa a8 a H EVI PATIC GME OR age cc tty. 3 o's Sle end aie wiSes A GERVAIS COM MMC eee rete ein fsck a eae Siakes daa we. A BeeLVV.CSUPADCTUVEA Hee O te iota 6 oc acc fb cieie oe bees .e o oes H ORC ONCOL Pin oes ois sss Sees ae sh ates as H UR —— Devise sy GES. 6.0 a6 scree ee ors ers Scene A January enV TDOCTLOLCE Mere ie eee ae icc o cecee ne ee eae A See MCCOLTAl LACM ee aes teh «eine a ca sais Sis sc oe A 1980-81 LOZ AW NaW esleyan teres oceas wets fhe atom wocabs it ate ete A dedaemenr CO OT CORG Becc-tt Petey: oat 20 ene tee 4 ao Le hel 6 eee A OZ AWestilciberty rece eae ien es See cee oe A 2 Ie ileticld.otaveume senate eae. sins «a weer H DA SNED NETO cee eee oe ee eters coins Sa wigs eS uO H 2 Gee Wain CCl ier nee tan Ren ns, SP ee aioe Aisle aie eosnys Saleen A DORE ALCL Tt es oi Pet ncn 6 eet se eata ace ean H Slee FOL Charleston tet tones «caesar CEG February DE Alderson-DrOad dissenters the aren se taens ators sioner H Amat AIEMOUL OLALC Ata tice ean ee a ee ements H ENV NCCIIN ES oe cere te rete ete ay Ve Sie oo woke 2 Oe BN A Atlee AVIS! GZ UL KI NiSeeea ten tot bse erat oriens oie feen fetes ws nel ere A 14 blucticld- State mmr eier ne cece oe oo ee es) eee A ) Giese WAV ELOCIi rear ee ats ithe Simenn cers. crore «ae ete acorn rere H 20 == Crlenville:otate ee cie cen ahaae era ociaes eaweeae H 24-08 = WiV TAGE ournamentaes sce cee cs oceans CEG 30 — Edward Pete Thurman 15 — Brian Burdine Forward-Center Ft. Myers, FL Guard Cleveland, OH g of) a a o zs oe E 6 om 40 — Tony Rookard Forward Morgantown, WV = A} EI ra 42 — 91 — David Bennett Guard 14 — Allen Gray Charleston, WV Guard Cleveland, WV is a in 2 infield, WV — Andre White 10—KeithWade Cad Wilcoe, WV - Jeff Shultz Student Trainer _ Jimmy Boone _ Assistant Student Coach Winfield, WV Larry Smiley Student Manager 237 Jf = oO B i é Lm ® Q 3 am Head Coach Se EES J Lei PRK Brown, Donette Lee, Celeste McDaniels, Dana Austin, CeceliaBrown. —s_ Row 2: Sheila Samples, Yolanda Mendes, Tammy Brockman, Vanessa ) Taliaferro, Michelle Smith, Avis McKinney. Ro w 3: Manager Ansia Dial, Dorothy Brown, Rhonda Lyons, Kim Neal, { | Left to Right, Row 1: Coach Glover Smiley, Capt. Jackie Shears, Holly | Carolyn Braxton, Sheila Carter — Manager. 81 Womens Track Team Coach — Glover Smiley sit anne ig | xe sty i . tein 2 cammapaenetleitiat. ae ee a i yy i Manne Rl H 4 a iia a pot a3 mes | So. Jackie Shears 400 meter dash 200 meter dash Long Jump 400 meter relay milerelay 80 medley relay Waly eimai ‘ | Fr. Kim Digg : E meter 400 meter relays ack Managers toR Ansia Dial Shelia Carter TES SRR RAE o S oe eS o ee: seat ee Jackie Sh ae _— a Re ne oA L AAO OEE Cire Women’s Tennis SEPTEMBER Friday, 12th Tuesday, 16th Saturday, 20th Wednesday, 24th Friday, 26th Monday, 29th OCTOBER Wednesday, Ist Thursday, 9th Saturday, 11th Thursday, 16th Friday and Saturday 17th and 18th Concord College W. Va. Tech Fairmont State Concord College W. Va. Tech U. of Charleston Wheeling College Davis and Elkins U. of Charleston Wheeling College Davis and Elkins WVIAA TOURNAMENT Women’s Tennis Roster Austin, Dana S. Carter, Sheila A. Clark, Debra J. Downing, Donna E. Duke, Carmita J. Fullard, Theresa V. Johnson, Connie L. Jones, Debbie M. Jones-Long, Deborah A. Lee, Donnet A. Lyons, Johnna L. Mitchem, Burnedette M. Reyes, Patricia A. Cross Country AUGUST Saturday, 30th SEPTEMBER Saturday, 6th Saturday, 13th Tuesday, 16th Saturday, 20th Saturday, 27th OCTOBER Saturday, 4th Saturday, 11th Tuesday, 14th Saturday, 18th Friday, 24th Friday, 31th NOVEMBER Saturday, 15th Charleston Distance Run Charleston, WV W.V.U. Invitational California State Invitational or Marshall U. Invitational Glenbrier Country Club Tech vs. State (dual) Shawnee Golf Course Glenville State Invitational Lake Railey, Weston, WV Oak Hill Invitational Oak Hill, WV Wine Cellar Classic Dunbar, WV West Virginia State College Invit. Sandy Brae Golf Course, Amma, WV State vs. Tech (dual) Oak Hill, WV UESNLAIE Re Morgantown, WV Joel R. Varian XC Invitational Brooke Hills Park, Wellsburg, WV W.V.I.A.C. Championship Meet N.A.I.A. Championship Meet Kenosha, Wisconsin 247 March 14 Rio Grande Invitational : Rio Grande College, Rio rend Ohio March 21 Wendy’s Invitational Marshall University, Huntington, WV March 28 West Virginia State College Invitational Laidley Field, Charleston, oO April4 Don Frail Relays Marietta vole Marietta, Ohio 248 | | a: i ne ne ee ‘ San BRE Riese aia aS AR GTi aN cae STS aes Sone Re a WVSC Coach of the Year 1981 Coach Micheal Smith ] i Rio Grande Relays Apel 25 Vionecs bien oe Glenville State Coles Glenville OWN. May pee WVIAC Meet _ OH Antoine Bethel Orlando, FL Allen Gray Cleveland, ‘Sam Tucker = Greg Epps St. Albans Samuel Curry Plainfield, NJ Walter Holman Rodney Lake Willie J. Milles III Vaiden, MS Bronx, NY Manhattan, NY Paul Montgomery Leon Peacock Jr. Hattiesburg, MS Cleveland, OH 4 a —— Phillip Pearson Jimmy Smith Petal purmars Logan, WV Baton Rouge, LA WA LN it ee Sa — ee eeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeE——eeeeeee Sasa ssrewer nies SS gens ae La Golf | | Gregory W. Florence Brian Legg Jon Pauley ve Mark Wine i Darius Winnell Christopher Workman 1981 Golf Schedule Glenville Invitational ee West Virginia Invitational re Southern Regional ie Northern Regional Central Regional WVIAC Championships Coach: C. “Art” Burris Asst. Edgar “Egg” Randall 4 OI i a AE cee — a I AAU Att BEE YN aL a — a REI! «2 Rome = a sor, 2 € K | 3 : aR i ¥ Bie a 2] Z Sik: 3 ; = F OF Paes. hig 2 ee Be 23 a Se a i - i { i eR i | ai [ | i | | | al | WW i | ( H t i : ' | | Back Roe Cal Baily — Coach, Jeff Nelson? Jimmy Tribble, Charlie Wright, Al Jones; Kenny ‘McCracker, Steve Harper, Rusty _ Workman, Dr. Sam Securro — Assistant Coach. . Second Row: Steve Crosier, Mike Curry, Ron Pannell; David Stone, Donnie Dent, Jeff Neal, Paul Pearl: Jeff cL owney — Assistant Coach (Student). ° - | Front, L to R: Dave Mendey, Verrion Holstine, Tima: eile. Mark Grimonett, Rian Anderson, Dan ‘Nagler Chuck Carr. : he : : : : : | ai | ait i | Wi ) | | | i| 254 | | | | Team Schedule Chuck Carr First Base Soph. St. Albans, WV 256 Michael Curry Outfield Soph. Plainfield, NJ Brian Anderson | Infield Soph. Nitro, WV ied Se et ee Tim Circle | Pitcher Soph. . Nitro, WV Don Dent Junior Outfield Pitcher South Charleston, WV ( Steve Crosier Pitcher , Freshman iz Winfield, WV Paul Feazell Shane Harper Vernon Holstine Junior Soph. Freshman d Pitcher Infielder Pitcher Charleston, WV Nitro, WV Campbellis Creek, WV 257 Sie RNR 8 gy era me ene 00 aI A ee 0, ii ) | | | | | : | } - ; | H | i; i i] i eee “2- Ee RI 8 A AO SL 8 ONE a A Fr. Al Jones Outfield Dunbar, WV Fr. Ronnie Dannell Infield Rovenswood, WV ee Jr. Dave Mendez Pitcher Logan, WV Michael Curry at bat for State. Fr. David Stone Catcher DuPont, WV 258 Jeff Tawney Assistant Coach Dunbar, WV Jr. Jimmy Tribble Catcher Winfield, WV So. Jeff Nelson Sr. Jeff Neal Jr. Danny Napier Outfield Pitcher Pitcher | Seth, WV St. Albans, WV Madison, WV ELL POM A Rao Jr. Kenny McCrocker Fr. Rusty Workman Fr. Charles Wright Infielder Infielder Outfield St. Albans, WV Nitro, WV Holley Hills, SC 259 it Antoine Bethel, Dawn Synder, Angela Davis. The Yellow Jacket Spir Front Row: Jenifer Fowler, Tammy Long, Cyndi Smithers, Bettie Starky. ’ Robin Crede, Mrs. Phyllis Kenny, wins eb mS om “4 3 8 4a (=) oO N Paul Montgomery tots) Ss 8 4 g e a ia Jenifer Fowler iaemnaeee afi (yrange cae ag Angela Davis = ol oS � _ MN a 5S o —Q Dawn Synder TTY Edgar Randall Director of Intramurals Intramurals Flag Football — Originals Volleyball — Pleasure Basketball — Southside Bowling ay Softball — Grooves Ques, Mississippi Stars, Alphas, ROTC, Courtmasters, Pleasure, Staff BASKETBALL TEAMS a Co) fo) o) MH oS) o Ss oo Ke] 52) gq a i] se n = ae z aS) S =) od S o nS) } Fa op) oO aS) n G =| fo) io) FOOTBALL-SOFTBALL Pleasure, Franchise, Floridians, Originals, Vash, Student Union, Grooves, Ques a a i a Tm OWN hey lasnspeiey Arch Staff Lavere Crawford Managing Editor Ronnie Ward Business Manager James Walton Office Manager Susan Scott Secretary Anthony Cook Layout Editor Ralph Scott Photography Samuel Curry Editor-In-Chief Academics Organizations Class Sports Feature Students — Michael Curry Plainfield, NJ Anthony Davis Plainfield, NJ Ansia Dial Washington, DC Greg Epps St. Albans, WV Leroy Girlie Ft. Lauderdale, FL Nathaniel Greenhouse Dunbar, WV John Greenwood Detroit, MI Kevin Kaigler Ft. Lauderdale, FL Rodney O. Lake Bronx, NY Phillip Pearson Logan, WV Rex Pleasant Dunbar, WV Jerry Powell Thorpe, WV James Rollins Powellton, WV Darren Salter Plainfield, NJ James Saunders Cedar Grove, WV Gregg Smith Rochester, NY Cynthia Smithers Princeton, WV Thomas Wallace Institute, WV Kima Watkins Hartford, CT Ronnie Ward Chicago, IL Michael Weaver Institute, WV Keith Williams Rochester, NY Arch and Yellowjacket Christmas Party 269 Thirty-five Years Freda Burkett Edna Odaris Farmer Prince Walker Thirty Years Charles R. Byrd Thomas R. Cabbell Julian Pleasant Twenty-five Years Nellie Walker Twenty Years Ethel O. Davie Lucy B. Hairston Rosa L. Pickel Fifteen Years Helen P. Bailey James Brimhall Helen Cropley Basudeb Dassarma John L. Fuller Sylvia Guthrie Thomas A. Hutto Geraldine Lewis Elsie Morton Harry V. Scott Richard Tredway Barbara White Ronald Wiley Jean C. Yovich Ten Years Ancella R. Bickley Harry Black Charlotte Giles Mel Gillespie Gary Graff Lawrence Lafleur Douglas Miller Joseph Oden Paul Payne Danny Russell Arline Thorn Joseph Turner Crawford Willis —,. a a Rt a et a A oe na ates tor-in-Chief ° 3 am Curry Fd Char es Bye TS Advi R. Ge AT PE SL I pe AUN a es ee Sy ae o rre e a ¥ wet tan nw = ra ege ginia State Coll ir ice Award Ceremony est U w Serv WEST VIRGINIA STATE The Official Yearbook of the Yellow Jackets _ — ee ag