West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1943 volume:

This book was presented by cTs; This book must not be taken from the Li- brary building. ■WMmX W[ f fll I P[ - -, V - 1: ' U 1 ui NINETEEN FORTY-THREE i b PU¥ HED BY THE STUDENTS OF th university of west VIRGIhTlA. LOCATED IN MORGANT N, WEST VIRGINIA Front view of the Administration Building, formerly the University Library, in the center of the picturesque West Virginia campus. 164B03 ' i y The obligations of this 1943 monticola to students and parents alike HAVE been increased MANIFOLD BY A WAR WHICH HAS CALLED WEST VIRGINIA ' S SONS FROM THEIR COLLEGE LIFE AND PLACED THEM ON BATTLE LINES ALL OVER THE WORLD. MANY OF THESE, OUR FRIENDS, SHALL NOT RETURN FROM OVER THERE, BUT THEIR SPIRIT SHALL BE EVER PRESENT BETWEEN THE COVERS OF THEIR COLLEGE ANNUAL— THEIR MONTICOLA. TO THE PARENTS WE EXTEND THE SINCERE HOPE THAT THIS MONTICOLA WILL AF- FORD A GLIMPSE OF THE JOY AND HAPPINESS YOU HAVE MADE POSSIBLE BY GRANT- ING US THESE YEARS AT W. V. U. AND IN THE EVENT THAT JOHNNY OR BOB OR BILL DOES NOT RETURN, MAY IT PROVE TO BE OF SOME VALUE IN ITS OWN INADE- QUATE WAY. TO THE STUDENTS WE EXTEND A HOPE THAT THIS MONTICOLA WILL BE TREAS- URED NOT JUST AS A BOOK OF PICTURES AND PRINTING, BUT RATHER AS REPRE- SENTING ONE YEAR OF OUR LIFE. AND IF, AS THE YEARS PASS BY, THIS MONTICOLA COMES TO BE A SOURCE OF PLEASANT MEMORIES OF LIFE AND LOVE AT W. V. U. DURING A TIME OF UNCERTAINTY, THEN OUR EFFORTS SHALL NOT HAVE BEEN IN VAIN. a .ftfe;,i-a-- 1 ' - u rX EMPIRE BUILDER Raymond Ernest Salvati is a graduate of whom West Virginia University and the Class ot 1943 are justly proud. He is now Vice-President and General Manager of the Island Creeli Coal Company, one of the largest and most successful corporations of its kind in the United States. He is also Vice-President and General Manager of the Pond Creek Pocahontas Com- pany and Consulting Engineer for the Princess Elkhorn Coal Company. Mr. Salvati was born on May 14, 1899, at Monongah, West Virginia the son of C. and Elizabeth (Armentrout) Salvati. He was educated in the Monongah public schools, at Fair- mont High School and at West Virginia University. During the first World War, he with- drew from his studies and was attached to the field artillery division of the United States Army. When the war ended he returned to college and was graduated in 1922, with the de- gree of Bachelor of Scienc e In Mining Engineering. He was an outstanding undergraduate, both an athlete and a student. He was a member of the wrestling squad; and his scholarly attainments won for him membership in the honorary engineering societies, Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Gamma Epsilon. He began his professional career in the humble role of track-layer at the Number Sixteen Mine in the Mud Fork division of the Island Creek Coal Company, and he has remained with the same company up to the present, advancing in some twenty years to one of the most important executive positions In the corporation. On May 12, 1921, he was married to Miss Pearl Charlotte Williamson; and to that union have been born three children: Raymond Ernest, Junior; Timothy Andrew, and Marlanna. Mr. Salvatl ' s career should inspire all students. His fine personality has gained for him many friends throughout West Virginia and the country at large; and his brillian t professional talents have won him distinction in various fields of endeavor. He is a member of the Ameri- can Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering, American Legion and the American Mining Congress. He Is a past-president of the West Virginia Coal Mining Institute and the Alumni Association of West Virginia University. At the present, the important services that he renders in t ' r ' ee large coal companies constitute a distinguished contribution to the na- tional war effort. It is with great pleasure that we dedicate this volume to Raymond Ernest Salvati. Elizabeth Moore Hall, in the hearf of the campus, is one of West Virginia ' s most beautiful buildings. Housing a swimming pool, it is used primarily as the center for women ' s physical education. Interior view of the University Library, rated as one of the most complete reference libraries in the country. Stud€ le 500 Army Air Cadets and Engineering Ire quartered. If ii 5 1] 11 II i X '  ' ' rmmm3 mmmm ' :mi ' ' y ' tmmuift g, ' iMe nmmm , ' • r ' ;:  i j £?;£pr?r. Enfrance to Science Hall. Exterior view of ivy-covered Science Hall, with Oglebay Hall in the background ■I i. Historic Woodburn Hall, oldest building on the campus. (m ■ . a. ■- ' - j::k PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE This Issue of the Monticola presents another chapter In the history of the University. I hope that throughout the years it will bring to your minds remembrances and recollections of your classmates and colleagues, and will recall many happy memories of your University days. This volume naturally centers our thoughts on the war. Many of the students portrayed have already joined the armed services and are now stationed In many battle zones and Army camps serving their country gloriously. Also depicted in this volume is the part the University is taking in various training programs for soldiers who are being assigned to the campus which again emphasizes the fact that the University has dedicated all of its facilities, buildings and equipment to the war effort. The editors are to be commended for the splendid way in which they have commemorated the class of 1943. This Monticola is unusually attractive, and I am sure it will be highly treasured by all of you. As I bid a fond farewell to the members of the graduating class, I extend to each of you my very best wishes for your success and happiness. Sincerely yours, C. E. LAWALL K . i y y NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E SEYMOUR ABRAMS JOHN ADAMS. JR. JEANNE ALBERT NILA ASH RUTH BACON DAVID BAILEY THERESA AMATO ROBERT AMICK CHARLES BALLATO MARY BANDIERA JAMES ANDERSON JAMES BANKS SEYMOUR ABRAMS Maiden, Mass. CHARLES BALLATO W«Irt A.B. in Pre-Medicine; President of Phi Sigma Delta; Sphinx; Interfraternity A.B. in Economics; Football; Track; Y. M. C. A.; Spanish Honorary; Tran Council. fer from Wittenberg College; Pi Kappa Alpha. i JOHN ADAMS, JR Sutfon B.S. in Forestry; Fi Batar Cappar; Phi Epsilon Phi; Scabbard and Blade; Y. M. C. A.; Rifle Team; Sigma Nu. MARY AMELIA BANDIERA Morqantown B.S. in Chemistry. JEANNE MARSTILLER ALBERT Elkins A.B. in Library Science; Feature Editor of Monticola ; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Y. W. C. A.; Dolphin Club; W. R. A.; Transfer from Davis-Elkins College THERESA ROSALIE AMATO Pemberton A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Executive Member of Newman Club; Le Cercle Francals; Chemistry Assistant. ROBERT LESTER AMICK Leivasy B.S. in Agriculture; Ag Club; F. F. A.; Poultry Club. JAMES FRANKLIN ANDERSON Morqantown B.S. in Agriculture; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Lutheran Student Association. JAMES WILLIAM BANKS Raleigh A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Beta Theta Pi. BETTE DOWNS BANNISTER Charleston A.B. In English; Chi Omega. REGINA MARGARET BARBERIO Morgantown A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Beta lota; Theta Epsilon; Y. W. C. A.; Community Chorus; Women ' s Glee Club. WILLIAM MAGANN BARKER Logan B.S. in Mining Engineering. NILA LaVERNE ASH Shepherdstown WILLIS DAVIDSON BARLOW Beverly A.B. in History; Delta Gamma; Transfer from Shepherd State Teachers Co|. lege; Y. W. C. A,; Shepherd College Choir; Shepherd College Players; Alpha Psi Omega; Kappa Delta Pi. l.S. In Civil Engineering; Kappa Alpha RUTH BACON Fayetteville A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Alpha Xi Delta; German Club; Y. W. C. A.; W. R. A. WILLIAM OLIVER BARNARD. JR Morgartown B.S. in Mining Engineering; Beta Theta Pi; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Kappa Mu Alpha; Society of American Military Engineers; American Society of Mining Engineers; Student Assistant. DAVID J. BAILEY 1.5 in Business Administration and Political Scienc fer from Washington and Le ... Bluefield Tlieta Pi; Trans- WILLIAM QUENTIN BARNEHE Charleston B.S. in Physical Education; Scabbard and Blade; Beta Theta Pi. M N T I C L A ilkJk TTE BANNISTER il6INIA BEARD REGINA BARBERIO ANN BEAHY WILLIAM BARKER FRANCIS BEAZLEY WILLIS BARLOW HARVEY BEELER. JR WILLIAM BARNARD, JR WILLIAM BARNETTE HARRY BELL ARTHUR BELTON MAY BARTLETT DOROTHY BENSON MAY HARMAN BARTLETT Holden A.B. n Ergllsh; Pi Beta Phi. VIRGINIA LEE BEARD Hilisboro B.S. in Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Alpha Phi; Pan-Hellenic Council: Kappa Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Freshman Guide; Home Economics Club: H Club. ANN BEAHY ., Mannington B.S. in Education; President of Kappa Kappa Gamma; A. W. S.; Y. W. C. A.; Orchesis; Dolphin Club; Freshman Guide; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; English Club; Li-Toon-Awa; Rhododendron; Mortar Board. FRANCES CATHERINE BEAZLEY Charleston B.S. in Secondary Education. HARVEY D BEELER. JR Berkeley Springs A.B. in Political Science; Kappa Sigma. HARRY FULLERTON BELL Charleston B.S. in Electrical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; A. I. E. E.; Fi Batar Cap par; Scabbard and Blade; Rowan Rifles; Society of American Military Engineers. ARTHUR E. BELTON Marrtown B.S. In Mining Engineering; President of Delta Sigma Theta; Y. M. C. A.- Wesley Foundation; Track; Boxing; K. M. A.: Sigma Gamma Epsilon. DOROTHY JEAN BENSON Morgantown B.S. in Home Economics. : llii!E==i=2 s NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E JOSEPH BERTALAN MURIEL BERTRAND VIRGINIA BERTRAND HAROLD BOONE REECE BOONE, JR. MARY BOWIE MARY BILLINGSLEY CLARENCE BRAGG PHOEBE BLEDSOE WALLACE BRAKE MARTHA BLOSSER ROBERT BROCK, JR. JOSEPH BERTALAN Morgantown B.M. m Public School Music; R. O. T. C. Band; President of Future Teach- ers of America; Editor of Kappa Kappa Psi; Men ' s Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Golf Team. MURIEL HARRIET BERTRAND Summit, N. J. B.S. in Home Economics; Alpha Phi; Phi Upsilon Ortiicron; Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club. VIRGINIA ALICIA BERTRAND Summit, N. J. B.S. in Social Studies; President of Alpha Phi; Y. W. C. A.; II Circolo Italiano; W. R. A.; Pan-Hellenic Council; Treasurer of Junior Class. MARY EVANS BILLINGSLEY Morgantown A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Dolphin Club; Sociology and Club; Y. W. C. A. PHOEBE ANNE BLEDSOE Beckley A,B. in English. MARTHA BELLE BLOSSER Morgantown B.S. in Home Economics. HAROLD THOMAS BOONE Fayetteville B.S. in Business Administration; Junior Class President; Student Council; Delta Nu Tau; Y. M. C. A.; Monticola Staff; Alpha Kappa Psi; Westmin- ster Foundation; Delegate to National Student Federation Convention. REECE RICHARD BOONE, JR Smithers A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Le Cercle Francais; University Band. MARY ELEANOR BOWIE Wheeling A.B. in Psychology; Chi Omega; Pan-Hellenic Council; Y. W. C. A.; W. R. A. CLARENCE CORDER BRAGG Clarksburg 6.S., in Electrical Engineering. L. WALLACE BRAKE Clarksburg A.B. in Economics; Rowan Rifles; Le Cercle Francais; Sigma Chi; Kappa Kappa Psi; Scabbard and Blade. ROBERT LUTHER BROCK. JR Morgantown A.B. In Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; La Tertulla; Rifle Team; Scabbard and Blade; Rowan Rifles. WILLIAM MADISON BROOKS Charleston B.S. In Civil Engineering; Winner of Captain R. L. Plxler Saber Award; President of Society of American Military Engineers; Captain of Scabbard and Blade; Coach of R. O. T. C. Rifle Team; Chairman of Men ' s Pan- Hellenic; Phi Sigma Kappa; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer sities; American Society of Civil Engineers. GORDON DUANE BROWN Charleston B.S. in Chemistry. JACKSON B. BROWNING Logan B.S. in Chemical Engineering; President of Junior Class; Student Council; Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Kappa Mu Alpha; President of University Band; Fi Batar Cappar. PEARL RUTH BUFFINGTON Clarksburg A.B. in Speech; Alpha XI Delta; W, R. A.; A. W. S.; Debate Team; Le Cercle Francais; Alpha Psi Omega; Forum; Delta Sigma Rho. M N T 1 C L A ILLIAM tROOKS GORDON 8ROWN ALIAS CAIN JAMES CALfEE JACKSON BROWNING ODILIE CANTILLANO RUTH BUrHNGTON MARY CARR WILLIAM BURCHINAL WILLIAM CARSON FREDERICK BYRER RUTH CARTE EMMA CACKLEY HELEN CHAMPNELLA WILLIAM OWEN BURCHINAL Smilhfield. Pa. A.B. in Sp««h; Director of University Radio Plays; University Plavers. FREDERICK OTT BYRER Martinsburg A.B. in Political Science. EMMA VIRGINIA CACKLEY Millpoint B.5. in Home Economics; Kappa Phi; -H Club; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Kappa Delta Phi. DALLAS ELLSWORTH CAIN Fairmont 3.S. in Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Kappa Mu Alpha; University Band; Kappa Kappa Psi; Laboratory Assistant. JAMES EDMUND CALFEE Whitesville A.B. in Pre-Medicine. 1938; B.S. in Pharmacy. 1943. ODILIE CANTILLANO San Josa, Costa Rica AS History; Mixed Chorus; Glee Club; Newman Club. MARY DOWE CARR Mill Creek B.S. in Home Economics. WILLIAM JAMES CARSON Wheeling B.S. in Agriculture. RUTH L CARTE Charleston A.B. in Political Science. HELEN LOUISE CHAMPNELLA Morganl. wn B.S in Journalism; Editor of Daily Athenaeum; Member of Forum; W o■s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Orchesis. NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E ft kttk i i Akgk JAMES COFFMAN WILLIAM COKELY HARRY COLBORN. II QUINTER COLEBANK FRANCES CONGRESS ROBERT CONNER ANITA CORULLI JAMES COUCH THOMAS COURTNEY HOMER CRAGO, II HARRY CRONIN. JR. HAROLD CUTLER, JR. JAMES CLARK COFFMAN Morgantown A. 8. in Economics; Sigma Delta Rho; Sigma Phi Epsilon; La Tertulia; In- terfraternity Council; Debate Team; Business Manager of 1942 Monticola; Fi Batar Cappar- Alpha Kappa Psi; Scabbard and Blade. WILLIAM LAWRENCE COKELY Harrisville B.S. in Agriculture; Alpha Zeta; Sphinx; Agriculture Club; F. F. A.; 4-H Club. HARRY BLACKSTONE COLBORN, II Fairmont A.B. in Political Science; President of Interfraternity Council; Sphinx; Phi Kappa P . QUINTER GEORGE COLEBANK Point Marion, Pa. B.S. in Business Administration; University Band; Phi Sigma Kappa; Transfer from University of Pittsburgh. THOMAS BERRY COURTNEY Fairmont A.B. in Political Science; Phi Kappa Psi. HOMER CARMAN CRAGO, II A.B. in Economics; Phi Delta Theta HARRY RAYMOND CRONIN, JR Fairmont A.B. in Political Science; Phi Kappa Psi. HAROLD H. CUTLER, JR. . A.B. in Ec Clarksburg Delta lau Delta LOUIS RICHARD DATTOLA A.B. in Physical Education. FRANCES ARLENE CONGRESS Fairmont B.S. in Journalism; A. W. S.; W. R. A.; University Mixed Chorus; Press Club; Matrix; Daily Athenaeum Business Manager. MARIE GWENDOLYN DAVIES Morgantown A.B. in Education; Community Orchestra; Y. W. C. A.; Kappa Phi. ROBERT CONNER . . . B.S. in Bus ness Adm.nistration; Kappa Alpha ANITA FRANCES CORULLI Morgantown B.S. in Business Administration; Beta lota; Newman Club; Y. W. C. A.; Woman ' s Glee Club; W. R A.; Assistant in Department of Economics. THELMA CAROLYN DAVIES Morgantowr B.S. in Journalism; Matrix; Press Club; Kappa Phi; Orchestra; Managmg Editor of Dail Athenaeum. MARY SHAHAN DEAN Rowlesbun B.S. in Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Kappa Phi. JAMES GRANT COUCH Charleston B.S. in Mechanical Engineering; Sphinx; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Chi. IRENE DEETS IS. m Home Economics; Home Economics Club. M N T 1 C L A £ g gM t£1ik LOUIS DATTOLA MARIE DAVIES RODERICK DEVISON BARBARA DtVORE THELMA DAVIES FREDA DODGE MARY DEAN ROSCOE DODRILL IRENE DEETS DEAN DOWLER CLOVIS OeHART LOUISE d«HAVEN GRACE DUCKWORTH JAMES DUCKWORTH CLOVIS BERNARD D«HART Hun«nq on B.S. In Chemical Engineering and B.S. in Chemical Engineering Elective!. LOUISE JANE d« HAVEN Morqanfown A.B. in Spanisi: La Tertulia: Le Cercle Francais; Phi Beta Kappa. RODERICK ANDREW DEVISON Fairmont B.S. in Business Administration. BARBARA ANNE DeVORE Pittsbur gh. Pa. B.S. in Business Administration; President of Alpha Xi Delta; W. R. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Dolphin. FREDA DODGE Terra Alta B.S. in Education; Y. W. C. A.; W. R. A.; Kappa Phi; Women ' s Glee Club; A Capella Choir. ROSCOE FRANKLIN DODRILL Morqantown B.S. I Agriculture; Aavisor o( R. O. T. C. Corps; F. F. A.; Agriculture Club; Poultry Judging Team. DEAN CROW DOWLER Wheeling B.S. in Agriculture; Kappa Sigma; Agriculture Club; Men ' s Glee Club. GRACE CORKREAN DUCKWORTH Morqantown B.S. In Home Economics. JAMES M DUCKWORTH Morqantown B.S. in Agriculture. ' UJ3 NINETEEN F R T Y ■ T H R E E CLYTIE DYER GENE FALBO JUSTUS EAKIN FLORA ECKERT JAMES FALKENSTINE ELEANOR FEDERER CHARLES EDGAR, JR GRACE EDGELL HENRY FISHER VERNON FISHER FAY EVANS HARDIE FORMAN. JR. CLYTIE ELVA DYER irtlcy HENRY ARTHUR FISHER I.M. in Public School Music A.B. in Political Scienc Parliersburg JUSTUS WELLS EAKIN New Martinsville A.B, in Political Science; Phi Sigma Kappa. VERNON JACOB FISHER i.S. in Agricultun FLORA MARION ECKERT Morgantown A.B. in Pre-Medicine. CHARLES WESLEY EDGAR, JR New Martin.Wlle B.S. in Journalism; Journaliers; Phi Sigma Kappa. GRACE W. EDGELL j,„ .w L.L.B.: B.S. at West Virginia Wesleyan; Editor of Law Quarterly, ■42- ' ' (3. ALEXANDER HARDIE FORMAN, JR ' ..■.,. Morgantown B.S. in Electrical Engineering; Glee Club; R. O. T. C. Band; Kappa Alpha; Kappa Mu Alpha; President of Kappa Kappa Psi; A. I. E. E.; Society of Military Engineers; Second Lieutenant, Signal Reserve. JOSEPH E. FRAKER. JR p,i,„,„, B.S. in Chemical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Del ta Tau Delta. ' ' ' = ' Terra Alta I.S. in Public School Music; President of Kappa Delta Pi; Students ' Music Club; Mixed Chorus. VERNA MARGARET FRUM Clarksburg B.S. in Education; Y. W. C. A.; W. R. A.; Sociology Club; Mixed Chorus. GENE FALBO Everettville ' ' ' ' ' MARTHA FRYE Warden.ville B.S. in Home Economics. JAMES C. FALKENSTINE Bruceton Mills B.S. in Agriculture; President of F. F. A.; Alpha Zeta; Agriculture Club; Phi Epsilon Phi; Delta Sigma Theta; Winner of 1942 Danforth Fellowship. VIRGINIA MARIE GALL Morgantown B.S. in Home Economics; Kappa Phi; 4-H Club; President of Wesley Foun- dation; Home Economics Club; Y. W. C. A. ELEANOR JOAN FEDERER Morgantown B.M. in Public School Music; Kappa Phi; Women ' s Glee. Club; Mixed Chorus; Student Musicians ' Club. ELAINE FIELD GAMBLE Morgantown B.S. in Physical Education; Kappa Phi; W. R. A, LIBRARY M N T I C L A OSEPH FRAKER. JR. VERNA FRUM MARY FRYE VIRGINIA GALL ELAINE GAMBLE JORDAN PAPPAS NANCY GARRETT OHN GIB8S MARTHA GIBSON LOUISE GILMER HELEN GOLDSWORTHY ANNE GRAHAM OWEN GREENWELL CHARLES GREGORY JORDAN CYRILLE PAPPAS WhMling itfHL A. 6. in Economics: President of Sigma Phi Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi: T Sphinx; Fi Batar Cappar; Delta Sigma Rho. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' PBfl NANCY LOUISE SARREH Clarksburg  I ' V V I Hf J A.B. in Public Speaking: Kappa Kappa Gamma. % fl {PWl ' ilf ' , JOHN DOVE GIBBS Morgantown IM ' J ag g O T H iT O B.M. in Voice; Men ' s Glee Club: Le Cercle Francais: University-Communitv l O I 11 I I U X MedChous J ilJ flU 11 U L n JlJ MARTHA VIRGINIA GIBSON Charleston B.S. in Home Economics: Delta Gamma: Mortar Board; Pan-Hellenic Coun cil; Y. W. C. A.: Li-Toon-Awa; Rhododendron; W. R. A.; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; W. L. Sponsor. LOUISE GILMER Matoaka B.S. in Home Economics. _ HELEN PENINNAH GOLDSWORTHY Ke ser B.S. in Education. ANNE LOUISE GRAHAM Morgantown B.S. In Business Administration; La Cercle Francais; Y. W. C. A.: W. R. A.: Women ' s Glee Club. OWEN CLAY GREENWELL Huntington B.S. in Pnarmacy. CHARLES WILBUR GREGORY Morgantown B.S. in Forestry. J NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E ROBERT HADEN SARA HANLIN NELLE HALL ENID HALLER DOROTHY HAMILL MARGARET HAMPTON LELAND HANCOCK DOUGLAS HARNISH, JR. VIRGINIA HARPER PORTER HARTMAN ROBERT HARTMAN JOHN HARVEY ROBERT PAUL HADEN Morgantown PORTER E. HARTMAN IS. in Chemical Engineering; Phi Kappa Psi. Morgantown A.B. in History; Sphinx; Kappa Alpha; Interfraternity Council. NELLE WINONA HALL Fairmont A.B. in Sociology. ROBERT LEITH HARTMAN Charleston A.B. in Political Science and History; Mountain; Sigma Chi; II Circelo Italiano; Fi Batar Cappar. ENID VERONA HALLER Morgantown A.B. In Public Speaking; Alpha Psi Omega; Speech Club; A. A. U. V; ' .; JOHN J. HARVEY Matrix; Press Club; Le Cercle Francais; University Players. B.S. in Vocational Agriculture; Alpha Zeta; President of 4-H Club; Agri- culture Club; Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Class. DOROTHY DODD HAMILL Keyser B.S. in Public School o( Music; Kappa Delta Pi; Student Musician ' s Club; WILLIAM ROY HASHINGER, JR Morgantown -l-H Club; Women ' s Glee Club; University-Community Mixed Chorus; W. R. A.; Transfer from Potomac State School. B.S. in Chemical Engineering; Sphinx; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Kappa Mu Alpha; Sigma Nu; A. I. Ch. E.; C. P. T. Flying. MARGARET LOUISE HAMPTON Morgantown ,, ,3 ,,, „ , „ , , __ B.S. in Public School of Music; Women ' s Glee Club; Student ' s Music Club; g . . LELAND J. HANCOCK Morgantown ' ' -° ' ' ° ' ' ' Hu.iingio I.S. in Business Administration; Scabbard and Blade; Fi Batar Cappar; Alpha Kappa Psi; Chi Sigma Delta; Kappa Alpha. SARA BELLE HANLIN Weirton B.S. in Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Orchestra. DOUGLAS HENRY HARNISH. JR Clarksburg B.S. in Mining Engineering; Sigma Chi; Mountain; Scabbard and Blade; Fi Batar Cappar; Rowan Rifles; Society of American Military Engineers; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Kappa Mu Alpha. VIRGINIA MAXINE HARPER Clendenin L.L.B. in Law; A.B. in Pre-Law. B.S. in Pharmacy, JAMES GORDON HAWES Huntingto B.S, in Electrical Engineering, GLENDINE ELEANOR HAYNES Clarksburg B.S, In Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Women ' s Glee Club; Transfer from Potomac State School. BETTY KATHRYN HEAD Thomas B,S, in Business Administration; Y, W, C. A,; W. R, A,; Vice-President of Student Body; Secretary of Junior Class; La Tertulia; English Club; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. M N T I C L A M22«tl . 7SM HASHINGER. JR. LEWIS HATCHER HY HEERMANS CHARLES HEFNER DAVID HAUGHT WINIFRED HEISKELL JAMES HAWES GLENDINE HAYNES DOROTHY HENDERSON PAUL HENRY BETTY HEAD WILLIAM HEROLD ESTHER ROGER HEALY HICKS ESTHER RITA HEALY Attica, N. Y. B.S. in Physical Education: Physical Education Club; Dolphin; Vice-President of Senior Class. 8ETTY ANN HEERMANS Charleston B.S. rn Physical Education: Pi Beta Phi; W. R. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Physical Education Club. CHARLES ARTHUR HEFNER Rainelle A.B. in Pre-Medicine. WINIFRED MARGARET HEISKELL Morgantown B.S. in Physical Education: Pi Beta Phi. DOROTHY JANE HENDERSON Rochester. Pa. B.S. in Journalism; Speech Club; Y. W. C. A.; Rododendron; Mortar Board; Kappa Tau Alpha; Mafrin; Press Club; Le Cercle Francais; Fresh- man Guide; Daily Athenaeum Reporting Award. 1941; Alpha Phi. PAUL JAMES HENRY Wellsburq B.S. in Chemical Engineering. WILLIAM SAWYERS HEROLD Summersyilie A.B. in Pre-Medicinc. ROGER L. HICKS Moundsville A.B. in Ecof)omics; Phi Delta Theta; President of Student Body: Mountain; Emperor of Sphinx; Fi Batar Cappar; Varsity Basketball: Who ' s Who in Colleges and Universities; Proctor; Athletic Board. ' 3 £«33K«; Woi« NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E JOHN HILL CHARLES HOLLAND CHARLES JACKSON HOWARD JAMISON SARD HUFF JAMES JENKINS LILLIAN HUGHES RUTH HURST JACQUELINE JONES VIVIAN JONES ROBERT ISRAEL DAVID KAHN, JR. JOHN MACK HILL Charleston JAMES LEON JENKINS Charleston A.B. in Pre-Law; Kappa Alpha; Delta Nu Tau; Interfraternity Council; Phi B.S. in Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma- American Society of Me- Delta Phi; Member of Faculty Board of Student Publications. chanical Engineers CHARLES ROBERT HOLLAND Morgantown ' UELINE HOOD JONES Charleston A.B. ,n Psychology; Le Cercle Francais; Sociology Club; English Club; Forum; Phi Beta Kappa. i.S. in Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Kappa Mu Alph SARD HUFF Fairmont VIVIAN CATHERINE JONES ' West Uni. I.S. in Business Administration, A.B. in Economics; Phi Sigma Kappa; Head Proctor Men ' s Dormitory; Mountain; Sphinx, Fi Batar Cappar; Varsity Basketball; Manager of Moun- taineer-Week Team; World Student Society; Y. M, C. A.; Varsity Golf DAVID HARMAN KAHN, JR Parkersbur. Manager; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Host Greater West Virginia Week; Freshman Guide; Cast of Winter set. ' I.S, in Chemical Engineering; A. I. Ch. E.; Varsity and R. O. T. C. Rifle LILLIAN HUGHES A.B. in Sociology. HAROLD G. KANTER Charle B.S. in Chemical Engineering. RUTH ROSABELLE HURST Blandville B.S. in Home Economics; 4-H Club Representative to National Youth Con- ference; Kappa Phi; Home Economics Club; W. R. A.; Y. W. C. A. ROBERT BARNETT ISRAEL Clarksburg B.S. in Business Administration; Beta Theta Pi. CHARLES EMORY JACKSON Kinqwood B.S. in Chemical Engineering. DESPINA EVELYN KARMANDIES Werrton B.S. in Education; La Tertulia. JOHN T. KATCHUR Morgantown B.S. in Forestry; Football; Fi Batar Cappar. CATHERINE AGNES KEARNEY Bridgeport, Conn. B.S. in Education; W. R. A. BERTIE BLANCHE KEITH Harrisville B.S. in Home Economics, HOWARD MALOY JAMISON ■idgeport NELLIE YVONNE KELLY Sistersville l,S. in Chemical Eng.neermg; Alpha Psi Omega; Lambda Delta Lambda; B.S. ,n Educat.on; Y, W. C A.; W. R. A.; Attendant to 1942 Homecoming Sigma Tau Gamma; A! I. Ch. E. r, „.„ M N T 1 C L Jl lAROLD KANTER STELLA KEPLINGER DESPINA KARMANIOES BETTY KESSEL JOHN KATCHUR SYLVIA KLEIN CATHERINE KEARNEY RUBY KNAPP BERTIE KEIIH LESTER KYLE, JR NELLIE KELLY CLARA LAIRD ALMA KENNEDY CHARLES LAWALL. JR ALMA JUNE KENNEDY Morqantown A.B. in History; Le Cercle Francais; Women ' s Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. ESTELLA LEE KEPLINGER Martinsburg A.B. in Botany; Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Guide; Phi Epsilon Phi; W. R. A.; Dolphin Club; La Tertulia; A. W. S.; Senior Woman of Student Council; Mortar Board; Rhododendron; Alpha Xi Delta. BETTY LOUISE KESSEL Ripley B.S. in Biological and General Science; W. R. A.; Y. W. C. A. SYLVIA B. KLEIN Morqantown A.B. in Art; President of Mortar Board; President of Pan-Hellenic Council; Rhododendron; LiToon-Awa; Freshman Guide; A. W. S. Council; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Sigma Delta Tau; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Plays. RUBY MERLE KNAPP New Martinsville B.S. in Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Home Economics Club; W. R. A. LESTER GLENN KYLE, JR Morqantown B.S, In Agriculture; Tau Kappa Epsilon. CLARA COOK LAIRO Montgomery B.S, in Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Dames Club. CHARLES E. LAWALL, JR Morqantown B.S. in Business Administration; La Tertulia; Mountain; Basketball Manage ' ; Phi Kappa PsI; Eight-Ball. NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E WILLIAM LAWTON KEITH LOVING HARRY LINGER WILLIAM LIVELY, JR. JOHN LUDDEN. JR. CHARLES LYNCH MARY LOAR JOSEPH LOMBARDO MORTON MALLINGER ALMA MANN MARY LOUDENSLAGER RALPH MANN WILLIAM EDGAR LAWTON Mount Hope MORTON ARNOLD MALLINGER A.B. in Pre Medicine; Beta Theta Pi. Wheeling S. in Mining Engineering; Pi Lambda Phi; American Institute of Mining Engineers: Advanced Military. HARRY TETER LINGER Clarksburg A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Beta Theta Pi. WILLIAM THOMPSON LIVELY, JR Charleston A.B. in Political Science; Sigma Chi; Mountain; Fi Batar Cappar; Scab- bard and Blade; Delta Nu Tau; President of II Circolo Italiano; Eight- Ball; Junior Man Representative; Co-Manager of Football Team. MARY ETHEL WORKMAN LOAR Bridgeport B.S. in Home Economics. JOSEPH MICHEL LOMBARDO Kimball B.S. in Mechanical Engineering; Tau Kappa Epsilon; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. MARY LOUISE LOUDENSLAGER Mannington B.S. in Journalism; Matrix; A. W. A.; Y. W. C. A.; W. R. A.; Press Club; University-Mixed Chorus; Daily Athenaeum Staff. KEITH NASH LOVING Wilcoe B.S. in Business Administration. ALMA LOUISE MANN Middlebourn. B.S. in Home Economics; Alpha Phi; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Home Economic Club; Orchestra; Kappa Phi. RALPH WILLIAM MANN Ronceverte B.S. in Forestry; Forestry Club. OTTO STANLEY MANSFIELD, JR Keystone B.S. in Electrical Engineering; Kappa Mu Alpha; Rowan Rifles; Advanced Military; A I. E. E.; S. A. M. E. ' JAMES M. MARTIN Diamond A.B. in Economics. JUNE ROBERTSON MARTIN Charleston A.B. in History; English Club; Le Cercle Francais; Sociology Club; Y. W. C. A.; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Beta Kappa. JOHN LUDDEN. JR. I.S. in Electrical Engineering; A. I. E. E.; Kappa Mu Alpha; Society of American Military Engineers; Advanced R. O. T. C. STEPHEN S. MARTIN Pursqio B.S. in Business Administration. ALICE JUNE MASON Morgantown A.B. in Speech; Speech Club; Alpha Psi Omega; English Club; Vice-Pres- S. in Journalism; Rowan Rifles; Journaliers; Press Club; Who ' s Who in ident of Junior Class; Debate Team; Kappa Delta Pi; Orche ' sis; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. CHARLES WILLARD LYNCH Anawalt B.S. in Journalism; Rowan Rifles; Journaliers; Press Club; Who ' s Wh. American Universities and Colleges; News Editor of Daily Athenaeu M N T 1 C L A )nO MANSFIELD, JR JAMES MARTIN JUNE MARTIN STEPHEN MARTIN ALICE MASON JOHN McANDREW. JR WATSON McCOT ,LICE McCRAY JAMES McDONALD GEORGE McKAIN ANNA McNEMAR MERLE McpUISTION CHARLES McWHORTER ALDEN MERRILL MICHAEL JOHN McANDREW, JR Chicago, III. A.B. In PreMedlcine; Alpha Epsllon Delta; Head Wrestling Manager; Sigma Chi. WATSON ARCH McCOY Grafton B.S. In Business Administration; Phi Kappa Psi. ALICE ANN McCRAY Fairmonf B.M. in Public School Music; Kappa Delta PI; Dolphin; English Club; W. R. A.; University-Community Mixed Chorus. JAMES PARKER McDONALD Grantsville B.S. in Business Administration; Kappa Sigma. GEORGE DAVID McKAIN Morganville B.S. in Chemical Engineering. ANNA DEANE McNEMAR Logan A.B. in Sociology; Alpha XI Delta. MERLE IRIS McOUISTION Morgantown B.S. in Home Economics. CHARLES KINSLEY McWHORTER Lewisburg A.B. in Political Science; Sigma Chi; Freshman Track; Men ' s Glee Club: Mixed Chorus; Delta Nu Tau Freshman Scholarship Cup; Y. M. C. A. Council. ALDEN McKUSICK MERRILL Parkeriburq A.B. in Economics; Kappa Sigma, s E m NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E BETTY MILLER VIRGINIA MILLER CHARLES MONTGOMERY ELIZABETH MOORE MURIEL MOORE SARAH MOORE BUCKNER MORRIS PAUL MUFFLY MARTHA MULDOON HAZEL MURPHY STEVEN NARICK CONGETTA NEGRI BETTY ROSE MILLER Grafton B.M. It, Public School Music: Women ' s Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Mixed Chorus. VIRGINIA RUTH MILLER St. George B.S. in Home Economics. CHARLES RAYMOND MONTGOMERY Wheeling B.S. in Forestry; Forestry Club. ELIZABETH UDELL MOORE Widen B.S. in Public School Music; Mixed Chorus; Women ' s Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; W. R. A.; Verse Choir; Sociology Club; Student Musicians ' Club; Chi Omega; Transfer from Oberlin Conservatory of Music. MURIEL JEAN MOORE Morgantown A.B. in English. SARAH ELIZABETH MOORE Lumberport B.S. in Home Economics. BUCKNER STUART MORRIS Charleston A.B. in History; Editor of 1942 Monticola ; Kappa Sigma; Interfraternity Council; Y. M. C. A.; Eight-Ball. PAUL R. MUFFLY Morganlown B.S. in Mechanical Engineering; Beta Theta Pi. MARTHA JANE MULDOON Galveston, Te«as A.B. in Spanish; Teaching Certificate; Chi Omega; Mortar Board. (32 I HAZEL MURPHY Montrose B.S. in Home Economics. STEVEN DOUGLAS NARICK Benwood A.B. in Political Science; Football; Scabbard and Blade; L. H. C. P.; Fi Batar Cappar; Mountain; Delta Tau Delta; Rowan Rifles; Athletic Board Representative; Mountaineer Week Team. CONGETTA ALVIRA NEGRI Morgantown A.B. in Sociology. ELEANOR FLORENCE NEGRI Morgantown B.S. in Journalism; Matrix. EDITH CAMDEN NEWLON Morgantown B.S. in Home Economics. JOHN MARSHALL NICHOLS Jumping Branch A.B. in Pre-Medicine and B. S. in Chemistry; Camera Club; Assistant Manager of Baseball Team; Monticola Staff; Delta Sigma Theta; German Club; Freshman Varsity and R. O. T. C. Rifle Teams; Captain Varsity Rifle ream; Varsity Club; Y. M. C. A.; Research Associate in Medical School; Advanced R. O. T. C. EVELYN MAE O ' NEIL Morgantown A.B. in History and Teacher ' s Certificate; Alpha Phi; Women ' s Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. ROBERT L. PARSONS Davis A.B. in Pre. Medicine. M N T 1 C L A ELEANOR NEGRI EDITH NEWLON 30R0THIE PEALER ROSE PEARCY JOHN NICHOLS ANITA PECK EVELYN ONEIL FRANK PECK ROBERT PARSONS JANE PEPPER ANALEE PATTERSON GUY PETERSON. JR ANNA PATTERSOtJ JOHN PHIPPS ANALEE FRANCES PATTERSON Davis A.B. In Sociology; W. R. A. ANNA MARGARET PATTERSON ; Falling Waters B S. in Home Economics; Transfer of Shepherd Stafe Teachers ' College; Kappa Delta Pi: Alpha Psi Omega; Home Economics Club. DOROTHIE VIRGINIA PEALER Weirton B.S. In Music; Universitv-Community Mixed Chorus; Women ' s Glee Club; ' Student Musician ' s Club; Newman Club. ROSE ANN PEARCY Clarksburg B.S. In Home Economics; Pi Beta Phi, President; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; W. R. A.; A. W. S.; Home Economics Club; Phi Upsllon Omicron; Mortar Board; Li-Toon-Awa; Pan-Hellenic Council. President. ANITA MARTHA PECK Cannclton B.M. In Public School Music; Mixed Chorus; Glee Club; A Capella Choir; Music Club. FRANK McDonald peck Logan A.B. In Pre Medicine; Delta Tau Delta. JANE ELLIOn PEPPER Clarksburg A.B. n English and Speech; Chi Omega GUY HARRY PETERSON. JR Morgantown A.B. .n English; Phi Kappa Sigma. JOHN KENTON PHIPPS Unut as. In Electrical Engineering; A. I. C. E NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E GERALDINE PICKENS JUNE PLUE5 JOHN PURDOM MARGARET PYLES JOHN PLUMMER WILLIAM RADER JOHN POMYKATA MARGARET RAFTER ELEANOR PONGRATZ MARY POST ELEANOR RAVENSCROFT JOHN REAVES GERALDINE PICKENS Morgantown B.S. in Physical Education; Y. W. C. A.; Kappa Phi; W. R, A. Council; Orchesis. WILLIAM EDWIN RADER Clarksburg A.B. in Political Science; Delta Tau Delta. JUNE LEE PLUES McMechen A.B. in Englisti; President of A. W. S.; Mortar Board; Rhododendron; Li- Toon-Awa; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; English Honorary; Le Cercle Francais; Y. W. C. A.; W. R. A.; Pi Beta Phi; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. MARGARET ELLEN RAFTER Keyser B.S. in Physical Education; W. R. A.; Physical Education Club. ELEANOR DAVIS RAVENSCROFT B.S. in Physical Education. JOHN PATRICK PLUMMER Morgantown B.S. in Pharmacy. JOHN HAROLD REAVES B.S. in Electrical Engineering. JOHN CHARLES POMYKATA l,S. in Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; A. I. E. E.; Society of Arr ican Military Engineers; Advanced R. O. T. C. ALSTON LEE REED Fellowsville B.S. in Electrical Engineering; A. I. E. E. ELEANOR CAROLIN PONGRATZ A.B. in Pre-Medicine FRANCES VIRGINIA REICH Washington, D. C. B.S. in Journalism: Pi Beta Phi; President of Matrix; Intercollegiate Press Association; Press Club; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; Mortar Board Honor Roll; News Editor on Daily Athenaeum; A. W. S.; Y. W. C. A.; W. R. A. MARY VIRGINIA POST Wolf Summit B.S. in Home Economics. ANNA LEE REID Morgantow B.S. in Home Economics. JOHN LUCIAN PURDOM Rainelle B.S. in Chemical Engineering; Sigma Chi; American Society of Chemical Engineering; General Engineering Society; K. M. A. CAROLYN lONE REIGHARD Cumberland, Md. B.S. in Home Economics; Transfer Potomac State School; Eta Upsilon MARGARET COLE PYLES l.S. in Home Economics. Independence EARL W. REILEY, JR Peterstown B.S. in Chemical Engineering; Manager of Tennis Team; Beta Theta Pi. M fl N T 1 C L A LSTON REED •lARY RIDDLE FRANCES REICH RITA RIFFEE ANNA REIO ELVEN RILEY CAROLYN REIGHARD EARL REILEY, JR. JULIANN RITTER JANE ROBBINS REBA RHODES WILLIAM RHODES GLADYS ROBINETT ROSE RUCCI REBA ORRIS RHODES Rainelle B.S. in Home Economics; President of Phi Upsilon Omicron, WILLIAM ERASMUS RHODES Clarkiburq A.B. Economics: Track Manager; Phi Delta Theta. MARY LEE RIDDLE Caii B.S. in Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Glee Club. RITA PECK RIFFEE Grafton B.S. in Education; House President ' s Board; Newman Club; Monticola Staff; Dolphin Club; W. R. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Delta Gamma. ' ■ T - TT- fi ELVEN FORREST RILEY A.B. in Political Science. JULIANN RITTER Clarksburg A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Transfer Potomac State College; Eta Gamma. JANE ROBBINS Kimberly B.S. in Home Economics; LiToon A«a; Alpha Xi Delta; Freshman Guide; Y. W, C. A. Cabinet; Home Economics Club; Woman ' s Hall Advisory Board; M. R. A. GLADYS VERA ROBINETT ROSE HELEN RUCCI W«lch B.S. in Journalism. NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E MARY RUECKL GEORGE RUSSELL GLORIA SALUCCI JAMES SAMUELS JOSEPH SAMUELS NORMAN SAYRE SAM SCHAFER KATHLEEN SCOTT ETHEL SELIGMAN FREDERICK SHAMBLEN LA RUE SHANNON DOROTHY SHARPLESS MARY PRITCHARD RUECKL Wesfon FREDERICK C. SHAMBLEN Charleston B.S. in Mining Engineering. A.B. in Public Speaking; Kappa Kappa Gamma; Alpha Psi Omega; Speech Club; Radio Plays; Le Cercle Francais; Phi Beta Kappa; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; University of Players. GEORGE PRESTON RUSSELL Grafton B.S. in Electrical Engineering; Freshman Basketball; Scabbard and Blade; Society of American Military Engineers; President of K. M. A. GLORIA JEANNE SALUCCI Morgantown B.S. in Education. MARIAN LA RUE SHANNON Morgantown B.S. in Home Economics; Li-Toon-Awa; Rhododendron; Y, W. C. A. Pres- ident; Freshman Guide; Delta Gamma. DOROTHY VIRGINIA SHARPLESS Martinsburg A.B. in French; Delta Gamma; Y. W. C. A.; W. R. A.; Le Cercle Fran- cais; La Tertulia. HOBERT EDWARD SHARPS Parkersburg B.S. In Chemical Engineering; Sigma Chi; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and JAMES MILTON SAMUELS Piedmont Blade; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; American Military Engineers; Kappa Mu A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Phi Kappa Sigma; German Honorary Fraternity; Phi Beta Pi; Phi Kappa Sigma. JOSEPH PAUL SAMUELS Piedmont B.S. in Business Administration. NORMAN DALE SAYRE Charleston, B.S. in Chemical Engineering; Phi Delta Theta; A. I. C. E. SAM EDWARD SCHAFER Wheeling A.B. in Political Science; Phi Kappa Sigma. KATHLEEN MARIE SCOTT Morgantown ' A.B, in Art; Y. W. C. A.; Le Cercle Francais. Alpha; Phi Lambda Upsilon. ROSEMARY A. SHINGLETON Clarksburg B.M. in Public School Music; English Club; University-Community Mixed Chorus; Women ' s Glee Club; Student Musicians ' Club. TRIXIE LEE SHREWSBURY Princeton B.S. in Home Economics; Alpha Delta Pi. ALICE MAY SHRIVER Morgantown B.S. in Home Economics. EDGAR C. SIEGRIST Clarksburg L.L.B. in Law; President of Phi Sigma Kappa; Summit of Mountain; Fi Batar Cappar; President of L. H. C. P.; Captain of Mountaineer Week Team; Scabbard and Blade; Delta Nu Tau. ETHEL RUTH SELIGMAN Northfork GLENN FREDERICK SIEGRIST Clarksburg A.B. in French; Sigma Delta Tau; Rhododendron; Le Cercle Francais; La B.S. in Business Administration; Fi Batar Cappar; Phi Sigma Kappa; Chi Tertulia; Delta Sigma Rho; Y. W. C. A.; Varsity Debating Tean Sigma Delta. Delta Nu Tau. M N T 1 C L A lOBERT SHARPS ROSEMARY SHINGLETON TRIXIE SHREWSBURY lOSEPH SILBAUGH LESLIE SIMMONS MADELINE SKAFF ALICE SHRIVER MICHAEL SMILSKI EDGAR SIEGRIST EDWARD SMITH GLENN SIEGRIST FREDERICK SMITH JOHN SIEMS JANICE SNEAD JOHN FRANKLIN SIEMS Parkersburg B.5, In Agriculture. JOSEPH FELTON SILBAUGH Kingwood B.S. in Journalism; President of Press Club: Journaliers; Business Manager of Daily Athenaeum; Men ' s Glee Club; University-Community Mixed Chorus; Treasurer of Senior Class; Best Reporter Award, 1941. LESLIE DALE SIMMONS Elkins B.S. In Pharmacy: President of College of Pharmacy: Eta Chi Phi; Var sity Basketball; Kappa Alpha. MADELINE MARY SKAFF Charleston B.S. in Home Economics. MICHAEL THOMAS SMILSKI Morgantown B.S. in Chemical Engineering. EDWARD E. SMITH Parkersburg A.B. in political Science: Beta Theta Pi, President; Freshman Debate Team; Varsiiy Debate Team; R. O. T. C. Band; Winner of Basic Drill Medal, 1940: Rowan Rifles; Scabbard and Blade; Interfraternity Council; Moun- taineer Week Team; Fi Batar Cappar; Mountain; Kappa Kappa Psi; Delta Sigma Rho; La Tertulia: Honor Graduate, Department Military Science and Tactics: Phi Beta Kappa. FREDERICK HOLMES SMITH Odii HIM A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Band; Track; Rowan Rifles; Being; German Club; President of Phi Kappa Sigma; Interfraternity Council; R. O. T. C. JANICE ROHR SNEAD Charltiton B.M. in Music. NINETEEN F R T Y ■ T H R E E RICHARD SOVINE FRANCES SQUIRES RICHARD SPANGLER, JR. JEANNE SPELSBERG ROBERT STEELE JOHN STENGER WILMA STRAIGHT JOHN SPENCER CLARA SPOTTS RACHEL SPRINGER ROBERT STROSNIDER HAZEL STUMP RICHARD VINCENT SOVINE Culloden JOHN DAVID SPENCER Morgantown B,S. in Agriculture; President of Senior Class; Student Council; President B.S. in Chemical Engineering; Kappa Sigma; Sigma Gamme Epsilon; Uni- of Agriculture Club; F. F. A.; Poultry Club; Ag Council. verslty Golf Team. RICHARD CONRAD SPANGLER, JR Willi, A.B. in Pre-Medicine; Beta Ttieta Pi. ROBERT EARL STROSNIDER B.S. in Agriculture; Y. W, C. A.; Delta Sigma Ttieta; Agriculture Club; Forum; Wesley Foundation; Ptil Eta Phi. LUELLA JEANNE SPELSBERG Clarksburg B.S. In Public School Music; Kappa Kappa Gamma. WILMA EILEEN STRAIGHT B.M. in Public School Mu CLARA ELIZABETH SPOTTS Keyse B.M. in Music. RACHEL ANN SPRINGER Oakharbor. Ohi( HAZEL ELIZABETH STUMP Romney B.S. in Home Economics: President of Delta Gamma; Freshman Guide; Rhododendron; A. W. S. NANCY JANE STURTEVENT Clarksburg A.B. In English; Kappa Kappa Gamma. MAXINE MAY 5WIGER Morgantown B.S. in Music; Delta Gamma; Y. W. C. A.; Women ' s Glee Club; University- Community Mixed Choir A.B, In Speech. FRANCES F. SQUIRES Fairmont B.M. in Public School Music; Y. W. C. A.; University-Community Mixed Chorus; Women ' s Glee Club; Student ' s Musicians ' Club. RONALD B. TALBERT Wide B.S. in Mining Engineering; Wrestling; Boxing; Baseball; A. 1. M. E. ROBERT CLARK STEELE Morgantown A.B. in Pre-Medicine. KATHERINE GLORIA TARSITANI Morgantown A.B. in Art and Speech; Alpha Psi Omega; Speech Club; 11 CIrcoio; New- man Club; University Players. JOHN ELDON STENGER Wheeling B.S. In Business Administration; Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Psi Omega; Busi- ness Staff of Daily Atheneaum; Transfer from West Liberty College. EVELINA J. TASSAN Logan B.S. in Education; II Circolo Italiano; Newman Club; Beta lota. M N T I C L A lANCY 5TURTEVENT MAXINE SWIGER ■ RCHIE THOMPSON BETTIE THOMPSON RONALD TALBERT WAYNE THORNE KATHERINE TARSITANI PAUL TRENTON EVELINA TASSAN JOHN TUCKER CHALLEN TAYLOR DON TUCKWILLER ROBERT THAW DOROTHY VanGILDER CHALLEN EDWARD TAYLOR Hundred B.S. in Chenntstry; Phi Kappa Sigma. ROBERT HARPER THAW Akron. Ohio A B in History: Sigma Chi. ARCHIE C. THOMPSON Charleston AS. in Pre Medicine; Sphinx; Sigma Nu; President of Kappa Kappa Psi; University Band; President of Medical School Freshman Class; Phi Chi. BETTIE THOMPSON Mt. Hope A.B. in Public Speaking. L. WAYNE THORNE Fairmonf B.S. in Ph -,lcal Education; Activity Supervisor of Intramural Sports; Glee Club; Mi«ed Chorus; R. O. T. C. PAUL DONALD TRENTON Petersburg A.B. in PreMedicine. JOHN WOTRING TUCKER Morgantown A.B. in PreMedicine; Kappa Alpha; German Club; University-Mi«ed Chorus: President of Christian Youth Council; Delta Sigma Tnela; Wesley Founda- tion; Secretary of Y. M. C. A. DON W TUCKWILLER Fairmont B.S. in Chemical Engineering: Delta Tau Delta. DOROTHY LOUISE VAN GILDER Morganlown B.S. in Business Administration; Speech Club; Y. W. C. A.; Oolpmn; Busi- ness Staff of Daily Athenaeum; Assistant in Economics. 4ii-4-. NINETEEN F R T Y - T H R E E BETTY WADE CHARLES WEHNER FLAVIUS WARD ELWANDA WELCH Bj k B DOROTHY WASH FRANCES WATT WILLIAM WAYT MARGUERITE WEESE RALPH WELCH ANNA WELLS MIRIAM WHISTON FRED WHITE BETTY JANE WADE Salem A.B. in English; Kappa Phi; German Club; English Club; Y. W. C. A.; A. W. S.; Transfer from Salem College. FLAVIUS DAVISSON WARD Charleston A.B. in History. DOROTHY MILTON WASH Kayford A.B. .n Engl.sh; Chi Omega; Y. W. C. A., W. R. A.; Freshman Guide. FRANCES EILEEN WATT Charleston B 5. in Home Economics; Chi Omega; Y. W. C. A. MIRIAM ANN WHITSON Morgantown B.S. in Home Economics. FRED RENNER WHITE Morgantown A.B. In Political Science; Advanced R. O. T. C. JEANNE RODGERS WHITE Webster Springs B S, in Physical Education. JOSEPH STANLEY WHITE Keyser B.S. in Chemical Engineering; Phi Delta Theta; A. I. C. E.; E. T. D. Explosives. WILLIAM ALLEN WAYT B.S. in Vocational Agricultun Moundsville MARJORIE ANN WHITE Keyser B S, in Education; Pi Beta Phi; Y. M. C. A.; W, R. A. MARGUERITE WEESE Petersburg MARY SUE WHITE St. Alba A.B. in Home Econorr CHARLES VINCENT WEHNER Chester A B in Political Science; Sigma Nu; Kappa Kappa Psi; Newman Club. B.S. in Home Economics; President of Chi Omega; President of Freshmen Women; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Glee Club; A Capella Choir; R. O. T. C. Sponsor; W. 8, L. Sponsor; Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Li-Toon-Awa; W. R. A.; A. W. S.; Hostess at Greate- West Virginia Week; Freshman Guide; Junior Woman; Home Economics Club. ELWANDA CHRISTINA WELCH Burlington THOMAS ARTHUR WHITE Clarksburg iS. in Physical Education; W. R. A.; Physical Education Club. RALPH WILLARD WELCH Albright B.S. in Agriculture. I-S. in Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta; Scabbard and Blade; Fi Batar Cappar; Freshman Rifle Team; Advanced R. O. T. C. ELVIN VIRGIL WICKLINE Greenville B.S. in Agriculture; Phi Epsilon Phi; 4-H Club; Agriculture Club; F. F. A. ANNA RUTH WELLS Morgantown BS. in Physical Education and Biology; W.. R. A.; President of Physical ' ® - WILLIAMS Richwood ' = ' ' ° - B.S. in Electrical Engineering. N T I C L EANNE WHITE JOSEPH WHITE ANET WINTER RUTH WINT2 Mmim MARJORIE WHITE MARY WHITE THOMAS WHITE ELVIN WICKLINE VIRGIL WILLIAMS CHARLES WILSON. JR MARY WISE LYDA HARRIET WOOD ELIZABETH WOODDELL HARVEY WOOFTER OLGA WYATT ETHEL ZAKUTANSKY CHARLES HENRY WILSON. JR McMechen A.B. in HiStor,; Co-Manager of National Basketball Chan.ps; Sphinx: Phi Delta T ' neta; Fi Batar Cappar; Y. M. C. A.; Managers Club; Varsity Lel- terman Club. JANET VIRGINIA WINTER Morgantown B.S. in Public School Music. RUTH MARJOidE WINTZ Charleston A.B, In PreMedicine: Alpha XI Delta: German Club; Sociology Club: Y. W. C. A.: W. R. A... MARY PORTER WISE Relay. Md. B.S, in Education; Orchesis; Kappa Delta Pi; English Club; Y. W. C, A,; W. R. A.; Chi Omega. LYDA HARRIET WOOD Amigo B.S. in Education: Kappa Kappa Gamma; W. R. A.; Transfer from Chris :ian College, Columbia. Mo. ELIZABETH HOPE WOODDELL Greenbank B.S, in Physical Education: Physical Education Club; Dolphin Club. HARVEY DARRELL WOOFTER Glenville B.S. in Agriculture, OLGA MAE WYATT Shinnston B,S, in Commerce: Freshman Guide; Alpha Xi Delta; Y. W. C. A. Cab inet; Li Toon-Awa: W. R. A.: Speech Club, ETHEL ZAKUTANSKY Weirton B.S. in Home Economics. JOHN CLAYTON ABRAMS DONALD JOHN ACKLEY CHARLES T. ADAMS HARRY W. ADAMS. JR. LEE ELEANOR ALFRED MARY KATHRYN AMOS HILTON L. ANDERSON, JR. EUDORA ANDREWS ELIZABETH LEE ARONSON EMLYN DAVID ARTERS CHARLES C. ASHTON DOROTHY JUNE ASHWORTH BARBARA LOUISE BAILEY MARY FAITH BAILEY BETTY ANN BALL JEAN WALLACE BALLANTYNE NATALIE BARNARD GEORGE JOHN BATLAS HARRY LEVON BEARD, JR. EMILY JEAN BELL l ' 2. la u. © FRANCES E BERRY ANN E. BISHOP BETTY JANE BLACKMORE BETTY JANE BOARD ROBERY RAY BROWN RUTH JOSEPHINE BROWN THERESA C. BROWN BEHY KAY BRUMBAUGH LILLIAN CAPPELLAN TI HERBERT READ CARNEY WILLIAM JAMES CARNEY JOHN TURNER CHAMBERS FREDERIC E. CHAMPNELLA LILLIE LOUISE CHAPMAN STANLEY EDWARD CLEMENS FRANCIS KING COLE JANE K. COLLINSON WILLIAM HAROLD COMBS JAMES DON COOK ROBERT WARREN COUNTS STANLEY R. COX. JR. BETTY CRONIN PATTI CUMMINS WILSON BRINKLEY DAVIS RUTH DAWSON JAMES GORDON DEAN ETHEL MAE DeBOLT FREIDA DEITZ JOHN PAUL DORNBLAZER TERESA EILENE DOWELL NANCY ANN DUNKIN MARY ALICE EADES FRANCIS STEELE EARNSHAW. JR. FREDERICK FETTE EDELE JACOB EDGAR ELLIS, JR. MARY LOUISE FARLEY STANLEY FARR MILDRED FRANCES FERRELL JESSIE H. FIEDLER MILDRED LOUISE FIMPLE CLASS CHARLES B. FISCHER HELEN ELIZABETH FISHER RAYMOND MOORE FISHER, JR. NELL S. FLEW PEARL HAZEL FORBES ELLIS ORR FORTNEY JANE BLAND FOSTER EUGENE E. FOWLER EDWARD EUGENE FRANZ JAMES A. FRAZIER MARGARET JANE GIBBS MARY CECELIA GOFFREDO WILLIAM FRED GOTT JAMES A. GRAHAM DOWELL T. GRAY JEAN GUMP VIRGINIA MAE GUNNING MARY ELIZABETH GUY MARJORIE ANN HALL RUTH IRENE HALL JAMES CALVERT HARLESS, JR.  ULDENA LORRAINE HARPER VIRGINIA FRANCES HARPER JAMES RAY HARTMAN NANCY HEIL KENNETH LEROY HEV ITT JULIA ANNE REILEY PERRY FLOYD HOLSTEIN WILLIAM REED HOLSTEIN JANE CATHERINE HOMAN GEORGE ANDRE HOWARD WANDA EILEEN HUFFMAN ADRIS HUME VIRGINIA LOUISE HUMES SHIRLEY FRANCES JANIS LYNN CUTLER JOHNSON MARY ALICE JOHNSON ROBERT EARL JOHNSON, II KATHERINE BECKLEY JORDAN PETE E. KAITES JULIET ANNE KAUFFELT ANTHONY JOHN KAZELIS EVERETT LEE KEENER LOIS E. KEITH ROBERT SCOTT KENT RAYMOND L. KEPLINGER. JR. WILLIAM ROSS KEYSER WILLIAM EDWARD KIRK. JR. MARY NAN KNAPP ROBERT W. KNIGHT ROBERT CONRAD KURNER NORMA LEE LAYNE ELDON BENNETT LEE BEN MORRIS LEEPER SHIRLEY ANN LENETT E. ROY LESTER CHARLES WALTER LEWIS MARY ANN LEWIS FRANK JOSEPH LIBERATORE DOROTHY ANNE LLEWELLYN JUNIOR C L A ROBERT LEWIS LOONEY MARY LOUISE LORENT2 FRANCES ROSS MaclVER DIANE HELEN MARGOLIS MARY JANE MARQUETTE MARGARET ELLEN MATTERS GEORGE W. MAY ELFRIEDA JANE MAYS WILLIAM RICHARD McCUNE JEAN McKAY EVELYN MAY MEAD WILLIAM J. MELENRIC J. EDWIN MILAM JO CLARE MILLER MARY MAXINE MONROE J. RONALD MOORE FRANCES MARIE MOOSE MARGARET MORAN MARGARET AGNES MORGAN DOROTHEA FRANCINE MORRIS GtORGE LYLE MORRIS NANCY LEE MORRIS NORVAL THOMAS MORRIS MARJORIE MORRISON ROBERT EDWIN MUFFLY EDWARD M. NELSON. JR. SAMUEL T. NICASTRO JAMES A. NUNLEY M. EDWARD ORELL PATRICIA CHAPMAN ORTON LAWRENCE H. OSTRYE JORDAN CYRILLE PAPPAS WINONA JUNE PARSONS ELEANOR MARIE PAYNE COMPTON PEMBROKE ELLIN HAYS PERRIN JO ANN PETERS FRANCIS MILLER PFOST GRACE CHRISTINE PHARR MILDRED ELIZABETH POWELL GAVER MARCUM POWERS WILLIAM FRANCIS RANSON RUTH SIMMONS REAY ORPHA ALICE REIDLER PHYLLIS D. REYNOLDS WALTER STURGIS RHODES MARGUERITE RICE MARY BELLE POLLEY ROY E. RICHMOND ELIZABETH ANN ROBERTS SARAH ELIZABETH ROBERTS MARION ROBERTSON HAROLD GORDON ROBINSON. II LOUISE AMELIA ROBINSON NATHAN L. ROBINSON JOHN R. ROMINE, JR. NANCY LOUISE RUSSELL GENEVIEVE C. RUTECKI EUGENE E. RYAN U N I R C L A BETTY JANE SAMUELS DAPHNE SAVILLE IRIS EILEEN SAVILLE DOROTHY ANN SCHULTZ MARTHA GENE SELBY MARGARET ELEANOR SHAFFER MARILYNN LOUISE SHANNON MIKE ALEX SHARKEY PAUL SHIFMAN ROBERT D. SHIPMAN FRANKLIN J. SHOWALTER, JR. MARY ELLEN SINCLAIR GEORGE WILLIAM SINGLETON JAMES MONROE SINNETT JOSEPH THOMAS SKAGGS VIRGINIA ALOISE SKAGGS SYLVIA RUTH SLOAN B. D. SMITH HARRIETT SMITH THOMAS STEVEN SMITH, JR. 4 m i t FLORENCE M SMITH ETHNA ELINOR SNIDER HULDAH SNODERLY BEHY LEE SNYDER ROBERT LEE SOMMERVILLE FLORENCE JANE SPINDLER NANCY JEANNE SPROLES FRED STANSBURY, JR. WILLIAM GILLESPIE STATHERS HOWARD COLE STEWART CHARLES OSBORN STOUT VIRGINIA CATHERINE STOUT JOHN WILLIAM STRATON DONALD DAVIS STRENCH GEORGE M. SWESEY JR. RICHARD R. TATTERSON HELEN LOUISE THOMPSON STEPHEN BLACKMORE THOMPSON MARY CAROLINE THROP EDWIN TIMBERS BETTIE LORRAINE TOOTHMAN HELEN FRANCES TOTH MARY KATHRYN VAN GILDER WILLIAM NELSON WALKER, JR. PEGGY ANN WALLACE RALPH RAYMOND WALLACE JOSEPH EMMETT WALTHALL, III ELIZABETH WALTON JOHN RICHARD WATSON RUTH FONTAINE WATTS STELLA ALICE WEAVER VIRGINIA HAGAR WEB SUSAN PARSONS WELTON MARTHA BARRETT WILLIAMS BENJAMIN JAMES WILSON ROBERT EMORY WOODALL FRANK ROY YOKE, JR. GENEVA ANNE ZANDO ALVIN LOREN ZEIDMAN FREDA BERYL ZINN N I R ELSIE BERYL AMOS SOPHIE ANASTOS JOHN SKIDMORE ARCHER ARTHUR ARDMAN JOHN MARION ASHCRAFT, JR. GILBERT SMITH BACHMANN WILLIAM BAIN VIRGINIA COLLEEN BALL CHARLES HILDREN BALLARD ROBERT D. BALDWIN, JR. BERNICE AMELIA BANE LEWIS ELWOOD BARICKMAN JEAN D. BARKER JANIS BARNARD WILLIAM MADISON BARNHART JANICE ROSALEE BARTLETT JOHN BATLAS JR. W. S. BEARD WILLIAM SCOTT BERGDOLL MALMARIE BEVERIDGE THOMAS CAMPBELL BIBB ELIZABETH T. BIERER JACK BINDERMAN, JR. HELEN ELIZABETH BLACK THOMAS H. BOOTH NANCY LOU BOULDIN WILLIAM MAXWELL BOWERS PAUL NATHAN BOWLES JOHN PAYTON BOYLE JACK BRANNAN JAMES NEWELL BRAY BURTON EARL BRIDGE. JR. LOIS BRIGHT GEORGE CHRISTOPHER BROUZAS MARTHA DEAN BROWN BENJAMIN HOWARD BYRNE GEORGE GRIFFITH BURNETTE WILLIAM ERNEST BURROUGHS HARRY TUT CALLAHAN ELAINE CATHER EUGENE DIXON CAUSSIN JACK WILSON CHIDESTER GEORGE STURGISS CHADWICK DOROTHY MAY COLLETT JOHN H CONLEY FLORENCE EVELYN CORNELL THOMAS HILL COX JOE D. COYNER KATHERINE ANN CREEL HARRY NELSON CRICHTON ACACIA BERNICE CROWELL CLAUDE R. CUTLIP ALFONSO FRANCIS COLABRESE JESSE L. DALLY DOROTHY FRANCES DAVIES ALICE ANN DAVIS CLAIRE YOUNG DAVIS JACK G. DAVIS JOSEPH WILBUR DAVIS, JR. LEWIS EDWARD DAVIS ROBERT JESS DEEDS M,aXINE DEUTSCH JAMES WYATT OILS HARRY H. DINSMORE NANCY ANN DODRILL NEVEA ILDA DONELL SOPHOMORE VIRGINIA LEE DOWDY DON RANDOLPH DUNCAN ROBERT MICHAEL DUNN NANCY BROKAW EBELING JAMES GERRARD ERSKINE HERBERT ROY ETZ RUTH ANNE FEENY JAMES ERNEST FIKE MARY GERALDINE FISHER WILLIAM G. FOCKLER W. MARGARET FOLK CARL HAYES FORBES, JR. FRANCES LOUISE FORTNEY WILLIAM JOSE FLAHERTY, JR ROBERT KELLEHER FLANAGAN ELEANOR FLAVION JOHN MILTON FLESHMAN CALVIN HUNTER FRAZIER EMMA JANE FRESHWATER MARJORIE LEE GAINES RODNEY GANDEE THOMAS EDWIN GIBBS rfi,_ r 1 JOSEPH V. GIBSON. JR. MARY JUNE GILBERT ARNOLD JARREH GIVEN, JR. WILLIAM HERBERT GLENN MARY MILDRED GOFF BETTIE LOU GOODE HARRY ALAN GOODYKOONTZ WILLIAM LOWRY GRAHAM CLINTON BOYD GREGORY HOWARD THOMAS GREWELING ROBERT N. GRIER EDWARD C. GROSE BRUCE E. 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MANN MILTON MARCUS - . . JOSEPH FRANKLIN MARSH. JR. CONSTANCE MARSHALL HOBART EDGAR MARTIN ANDREW COLIN McCLUNG JOHN ROBERT McCOY JACQUELINE L McELFRESH LOUIS BENNETT McKINLEY JAMES EDWIN McNEER W. J. McNEMAR OMER BURWELL MEADOWS JAMES DONALD MENDENHALL MITCHELL MICKEL MICHAEL JUDSON MOORE MARTHA JANE MOUNT JAMES ALEXANDER MUMFORD CHARLES WARREN NEAL ROGER BECKLEY NEIGHBORGALL KATHER ' NE LOUISE NEUDOERFER WILLIAM EDWARD NEUMAN CORNELIUS O NEIL OFARRELL JOHN F. OLLOM MARVIN DAVID ORRAHOOD MARY CAROLINE ORTH MARJORIE JEAN OTT JAMES FLOYD PEDDYCORD, JR. FRANK GRISWOLD ORR KENNETH JOHN PETERS JOHN PERRY ROBERT C. PETTIT BILL ALLAN PHILLIPS MARJORIE NORENE PHILLIPS SYLVIA HALL PHILLIPS LOIS JEAN PICKENS JEANETT BELLE POLING WARREN GEORGE POST ALICE LORRAINE PRITCHARD SUSAN JEAN PUGH JAMES M. RAINE FRANK McLEOD REAVES JULIA ANNE REILEY GEORGE IRVIN REXROAD MELVIN REXROAD JEANNETTE ANNE RICHARDS HENRY H. ROBERTS SOPHOMORE CLASS JOHN V. ROBERTS GERALDINE L. ROBINSON HELEN E. ROBINSON MARIAN ALICE ROBINSON GERTRUDE COCHRAN ROBY NORVAL EUGENE ROGERS RUBYAN ROMINE JACK ELVIN ROOMY JUNE ROSE JOSEPH MARTIN RUKSE CHARLES WILSON RUSSELL RICHARD PHILLIPS RUSSELL RALPH MOHNEY RYMER DANIEL SAMUEL SAX ROY ALVIN SCHAFER NADA MAY SEABRIGHT ROSEMARY SHAHAN WILLIAM E. SHINGLETON IRENE SHIVELY PAUL WHITESELL SINSEL RICHARD LEE SKAGGS ROBERT CHARLES SMITH ELEANOR JUNE SPANGLER HELEN EILEEN SPANGLER ALBERT JAMES SPENCER ALICE LOUISE SPIKER CHARLES LEE STAFFORD RUFFNEY FENTON STALNAKER, JR. THOMAS EDWARD STANLEY PATRICIA ANNE STANSBURY EUGENE PARKER ST. CLAIR RICHARD SAMUEL STEPHENS EDWARD PAUL STOCKMAN, JR. BEN BOREMAN STOUT ANNABELLE SUMMERS GEORGE ROBERT SWIGER BETTY LEE TALBOTT HERBERT ROY TAYLOR JEAN CLAIRE TAYLOR MARY LOUISE THIES CARL WINSTON THOMPSON FREDERICK LIONEL THOMAS JAMES ALPHA THOMPSON MARY JO THOMPSON DONA JEAN TISSUE ROBERT C. TONRY. JR. JEANNE WILSON TREVILLIAN MARY EVELYN TURNER CHARLES MATHEW UNKOVICH MARY AGNES VALENTINE SELWYN VANDERPOOL HUGH ELLISON VORESS KENDALL LEON WALKER THOMAS ORMAND WASH PHYLLIS ADELE WASMUTH DRUID EMMETT WHEELER ROBERT LEE WHITE DALE O. WILEY BARBARA ANNE WILLIAMS EUGENE I. WILLIAMS WILLIAM TILDEN WILLIAMS BETTE JUNE WINES SAMUEL CLYDE WOODS, JR. WILLIAM MANLEY WYCOFF SOPHOMORE ELDER DAVID ZIEGLER CLASS WILLIAM BURTON ALEXANDER SERLANDA V. AMATO NANCY LEE AMOS SARAH LOUISE ARNETT BETTY JEAN ASHBORN LUCILLE BAILEY MARJORIE THOMAS BALENGEE ELEANOR ELIZABETH BARNARD GEORGE MILTON BARRICK, JR. BRUNO BIGOLIN MARGARET ANN BILLINGSLEY JEAN BLAKE ARTHUR JAMES BLANEY MARY LENORE BOYLES JOE WELLS BOWLES WILLIAM BRANNAN JOSEPH A. BROADWATER EDWARD STANTON BROWN, JR. RICHARD WILLIAM BROWN J. WAYNE H. BROWNING. JR. 2P11 JOHN LAWRENCE BURKARD CHARLES WILLIAM BUSEMAN JOAN BUTLER HEWITT LEE CABELL JEANNE C. CAMPBELL GEORGE WM. CARPENTER MARY KATHERINE CARROLL CAROL A. CASE PERCY JAMES CATLETT HELEN MARIE CAUDILL LEONARD RUDOLPH CAVENDER RAMONA JEAN CHAPMAN JAMES G. COFFEY ALICE BREE COFFINDAFFER MELVILLE LEE COLBORN MARGARET ALICE COLLINS TOM SAYRE COOMBS JAMES WIRT COULON WILLIAM E. COWELL VIRGINIA RUTH COX ELEANOR DELL CRAGO PHYLLIS JEAN CRISLIP NINA MARIE CRISS HELEN LUCY CUNNINGHAM MARY ANN DAVIDSON JEAN A. DAVIS CECELIA DEBENDARFER THOMAS RICHARD DEEM MARY VIRGINIA DENT ARCH WALDRON DEVEL MARBARA JEAN DEWEY DOROTHY JEANNE DICKINSON HERMAN KEITH DOLIN BENJAMIN DOWNING WALTER EDWARD DULING MARY ELLIN DUNCAN KENNETH MEEKS DUNN CAROLYN MARY EARNSHAW HAROLD T. EASTWOOD CAROLYN RUTH EBERLY FRESHMAN CLASS JOHN S. ELDER MORTON LEONARD ENELOW RUTH ESKEW WILLIAM FRANK FALCONIO RUTH ANNE FAWLEY JACK B. FECK BILL JOHNSON FETTE JOHN EVERAL FINLAYSON MARTHA FLEMING FREDERICK ALLEN FONNER JOHN LOUGHRIDSE FORDYCE JOSEPH EDWARD FRANCIS ROBERT CONOVER FRAZIER CARL ALVIN FRENCH FREDERICK RICHARD FREY STANLEY FRIEDMAN ADAM FREDERICK GALL IRENE LUCILLE GALLAGHER BETTY LEWIS GATES HETTIE JO GATES ?i C?t J! ( M ■■R ' ir it t ' f f _ f ■ j DONALD G GAW THEODORE H. GHIZ MARY ELEANOR GIBSON MARCELLA GILMER FRANK EUGENE GILMORE LESLIE WALTER GIVEN CLIFFORD LEE GOANS HAROLD GILBERT GODFREY WILLIAM RUSH GOFF YOLANDA FRANCES GOFFREDO BENJAMIN GOLDMAN HELEN LOUISE GOODWIN PAUL EDWIN GORDON JANIS GOVER DAVID GRAFF PEGGIE EDITH GUNNING MICHAEL HACSKAYLO BARRON NEAL HALL JOHN H. HALL THOMAS CHARLES HAMELL RICHARD EARL HANLEN DEL ROY HARNER PATRICIA LOUISE HARPFER JOHN SAMUEL HARRINGTON RODNEY PARKER HARRINGTON DORA LEE HARRIS MARION LUCILE HARRIS JACK MAURICE HART LENA JO HAULDREN HOWARD HERBERT HAWKINS LEE R. HAYES, JR. MARY KATHLEEN HEADLEE CHARLES MAXWELL HENDERSON ALLAN RAYMOND HETZ EVE ELIZABETH HILTON MELVIN F. HIRSH MARY JANE HOLDEN MARTHA JEANNE HOPKINS DONALD CREE HORNOR JOHN B. HORNOR FRESHMAN CLASS PAUL RAYMOND HOSKINS JACK LOY HUTCHINSON CHARLES CLINTON HYRE. JR. MARJORIE ANN ICE FLORENCE OLIVIA ISENBERG RICHARD DAVISSON ISRAEL BILLIE LANG JACK DOLLY L. JACOBS HELEN HILL JARRETT JULANNE MARIE JOHN THOMAS RICHARDS JOHNS HARRY KANNER HERMAN M. KANNER RIESHA FRANCES KAUFMAN ROBERT MAURICE KERNS KATHERINE KINCAID SUSAN KNIGHT JESSE DONALD KNOTTS DARRELL PHILLIPS KOONER P iLljl.A. th !M LUCILLE MARY KRAWS BLANCHE LOIS KUNKLE MARGARET MARY LADRIERE ROBERT JAMES LAMB ROBERT LEE LANHAM CAROLYN JOAN LAULIS JOHN FRANCIS LAWSON ROBERT ELLSWORTH LAZZELL DONALD GRANT LAZZELLE, JR. GENE EDWARD LESLIE JANET MAE LEWIS EBER WILLIAM LIGHT, JR. HARRY THOMAS LINCOLN, JR. ROBERT THOMAS LINGER ROBERT DEWEY LONDEREE MILTON RAY LUTES BONNIE GAY LYMAN CHARLES FRED MADEIRA MARTHA MARSH GEORGE JOSEPH MARTIN DONALD ESTLER MENK JAMES S. MILLER VERA GENE MILLS BEATRICE ELOISE MINOR SALLY B. MINTON ERNEST G. MOON WILLIAM C. MORGAN JOSEPH RUSSEL MORRIS DAVID WALKER MULLINS HARRY MALONE MURRAY MARTHA JO MURRAY ELEANOR LENORE McCOMAS HOWELL LEWIS McCORMICK WILLIAM GIBSON McCOY ROBERT FOSTER McCUE ROBERT MULLEN McCUNE WILLIAM LOUIS McCUTCHEON ARNO WILLIAM McGRAW RAYMOND LEE McKIM JOSEPH M. McWHORTER FRESHMAN ' 1 CLASS JOSEPH MORTON NATTERSON PAUL E. NAUGLE GEORGE T. NEILL BETTY M. NEWHAM G. DONALD NISWANDER ROBERT EDWARD O ' NEIL PAUL EDSELL PARSCHE NATALIE BLAIR PEMBROKE ROBERT JACQOLIN PETERSON ALICE PETROPOULOS MARY ELLEN POSTON FRANKLIN MAHAN POWELL JAMES MILTON POWELL ELIZABETH ANN PRATHER WILLIAM LOGAN PRICE GEORGE CAROL PREVILL ORLANDO FRANK PULICE ELIZABETH JANE RANDALL DONOVAN D. F. RANDOLPH, JR. MARGARET JANE RARDIN ELEANOR JEAN RICE MARTHA B. RICE JOHN MATHEW RIFFE. JR. MARTHA A. RINGEL JOHN THOMAS RODSERS ROSE VIRGINIA ROGERS HELEN FLORENCE ROGERSON MARIAN BERNICE ROHR MARY ELIZABETH ROLES JAMES FRANK ROTH CLAUDE LINWELL ROWE LYDIA JANE SARGEANT LOUIS GEORGE SARRIS PHYLLIS ANNE SAVAGE ANNA ADELLE SaYRE MERLE SUNDRELL SCHERR CARL DEAN SCOTT BETTY SHANKLIN CHARLOTTE SHAPIRO JOHN CHARLES SHAPPEK RICHARD H. SHARPS HELEN MAE SHEFFER PATTY GAY SHELLENBERGER WILLIAM RAE SHORT JOHN GARY SHOn JAMES E. RAY SHUMATE ROBERT LEE SKAGGS ALBERT RITCHIE SMITH DIXIE ERENE SMITH SARAH JEANNE SMITH NICHA SOURE SAM SPECTOR MARGARET SPEISSEGGER JAMES CARLYLE STAFFORD ROBERT HOWELL STAMM DONALD WAYNE STANLEY EDWARD P. STANSBURY WILLIAM RAYMOND STATLER HERMAN LEE STERN FLORA JANE STEWART RESHMAN CLASS CLARINE STIERER VIRGINIA MAY STINE MALDEN DALLAS STOUT, JR. FRANKIE LEE ST. CLAIR JOHN M. SUMMERFIELD STEPHEN DeVRIES TANNER ROBERT WILLIAM TAYLOR WILLIAM MARION TAYLOR BURTON SHERRICK THOMAS CLYDE DANA THOMAS, JR. MARY MARGUERITE THOMAS FRANK BRUNNER THORNBURG JOHN CHARLES THOMPSON RONALD EUGENE THOMPSON, JR. DONALD H. TINGLEY ROBERT JAY TROPE EDWARD COWELL TROUTMAN HELEN VIRGINIA VAN HOOSE JOHN ELMORE VEADER JOSEPH COLEMAN VENTERS m ' ' O. ' 1 - C% IRWIN A. VON FUNK, JR. ARLIN G. VORESS SALLY WADDELL JOHN WESLEY WARD ROY ELTON WARMAN WILLIAM ALEXANDER WATSON RAY MATHEW WEEKLY WAYNE GORDON WEGWART JOHN BAKER WELSH FAITH JOYCE WOLFE EMMA WOODYARD NANCY LOUISE WOOSTER JAMES WALKER WORD, JR. CHARLES EDWARD WIEDEBUSCH DOROTHY ELOISE WILDMAN EUGENE DALE WILLIAMSON HELEN AUGUSTO WILLIAMS FRED MOORE WILMOTH BEULAH GRACE WILSON CLARE EDWARD WILSON ROBERT G. WILSON JUDY CAROLINE WINTER ROBERT CALVIN WITHROW WARREN B. WYSNER ARTHUR G. YATES, JR. ELEANOR E. YOUNG HAROLD W. YOUNG ROBERT E. YOUNG NANCY JULIANA ZINN WILLIAM C. MILLER THOMAS MILLER CLAPHAM RALPH JARRETT CHARLES WAYNE LYTTON ALBERT NEWMAN LUCY HARRIET CABELL WILLIAM MORGAN HUGHES JAMES STAATS KESSELL CHARLES EVERETT HALL ROBERT JONES FRESHMAN MARTHA BROWN The Interfra+ernity Council is the governing body of the men ' s fraternities on the campus and is composed of one senior and one junior representative from each organization. However, only the senior representative is permitted to vote. During the past year the Interfraternity Council sponsored the annual Men ' s Pan in the University Armory. inifiiiiiiiin cm n I 1 Li OFFICERS HARRY COLBORN President HUGH HICKS Vice-President JAMES DILS Secretary FRED SMITH Treasur HARRY COLBORN President Interfraternity Council Ci ( . ' fs ri cs- MEMBERS OF INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Top Row: Robert Muffly, B (- 11. Bill Phillips, B S II. Howard Stewart, T S: James Dlls. 17 ' 1- Jack Hill, A. ' .-1; James Sinnett, K A; Charles Fischer. A. ' 2 ; Boyleston Smith, A ' 2 ' . Middle Row: Hugh Hicks, ' l 1 - : Nathan Robinson, l I H: Ronald Moore, ' ' K ' I ' Fred Smith, ' ' A ' 2 ; Challen Taylor, A ' 2: Tom Grewling, A ' A: Arnold Given, n K A: Chester Lovett, .1 l . Bottom Row: James Word, B (-) fJ: Robert Hartman, 2 O: Robert Sommerville, 2 ' fJ: Arch Thompson, 2 A ' ; Bill McNemar, 1 . Clark Coffman, 2 E; James An- derson, T K E: George Barrick, T K E. 1 OFFICERS RALPH WALLACE President JACK BROWNING Vice-President MICHAEL MOORE Secretary BILL KEYSER Treasurer MRS. B. SEVERN Housemother Beta Theta Pi fraternity, the first member of the Miami Triad, was founded in 1839 at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. The Beta PsI chapter was established on the West Virginia campus in 1900. I B E 1 i P O ( tn ni j ft a ft Q n « -;t o o Ci ft « ' rs rv o © e - €ii ( 1 ffs r ft ut ! Q Ci ft o BETA SWEETHEART SONG Just put your arms around her And hold her tight like this, Then tell her that you love her, Place on her lips a kiss. And if she starts to niurmur. Or if she starts to sigh. Just tell her it ' s the sacred seal Of Beta Theta Pi. Kta Psl Ck a. er First Row: David J. Bailey, James Banks, William Barker, William Barnard, Quentin Barnette, Thomas Bibb, Joe Bowles, John Boyle, Jackson Browning George Burnette Andrew Clark. Second Row: James Coffey, Tom Coombs, Wilson Davis, Thomas Richard Deem, Eugene Fowler, James Frazier, Harry Goodykoontz, Donald Hall, Edwin Hardman, James Heavner, Kenneth Hewitt. rd Johnson, I, Ben Leeper. jn, William ivfuffly, Harry Third Row: Edwin Higgins, William Holstein, Richard Isr? Mike Kelly, Bill Keyser, Thomas Knotts, Robert Fourth Row: Harry Linger, Robert Linger, Robert Lone McGraw, Michael Moore, William Morgan, ■ ,?obt Murray, Cornelius O ' Farrell. Fifth Row: Bill Phillips, Earl Riley, Jack Roomy, Dean Scott. William Shingleton, Edward Smith, Richard Spanqler, Charles Stafford, James Stafford, Edward Stansbury, Fred Stansbury, Floyd Stark. Sixth Row: William Statler, Robert Taylor, William Taylor, Clyde Thomas, Ronald Thompson. Steven Thompson, Ralph Wallace, Joseph Walthall, David Weaver, Charles Wiede- busch, James V ord, William Wyckoff. OFFICERS BOB COUNTS President TOM SMITH Vice-President CLAUD CUTLIP Secretary BILL BARNHART Treasurer MRS. LAYMAN Housemother Gamma Delta chapter is a revival of the original Gamma Delta estab- lished in 1860 at the Monongalia Academy. The fraternity was founded at Bethany College, Bethany, West Virginia, in 1859. II in n I n a 1 n fl - r C) cf) DELTA TAU DELTA Delta Tau Delta, You are my sacred shelter. Sing we to dear old Delta Oh how we love her, Dear Delta Tau. a amma csLjetta K napter p First Row: Harry Adams, John Amos, William Barnhart, Harry Bell, James Blaney, Earl Bridge, Robert Brown, Robert Counts. Second Row: Harold Cutler, Claud Cutlip, Jack Davis, James Dean, James Dils, Ellis Fortney, Joseph Fraker, Donald Gaw. Third Row: Neal Hall, Howard Hawkins, Donald Horner, 4if||irttl!!kSMw, Richard Jones, James Kennedy. Donald Lazzelle, Milton Lutes. Fourth Row: William Melenric, David Mullens, Steven Narlck, Donald Niswander, Lawrence Ostrye, Thomas Paul, Frank Peck, William Rader. Fifth Row: Thomas Smith, Robert Stamm, Howard Stewart, Robert Tonry, Don Tuckwiller, Thomas White, Robert Young. p OFFICERS PERRY HOLSTEIN President JACK HILL Vice-President JIM SINNETT Secretary DICK HAWVERMALE Treasurer MRS. CLARA HITE Housemother The Order of Kappa Alpha was founded at Washington and Lee Uni- versity in 1865. The Alpha Rho chapter was brought on the campus in 1897. Old gold and crimson are the fraternity colors with the crimson rose and magnolia as official flowers. PI J I P 1 i f . O 1 Q f ( f w cii, 4 3 rrx rr . f i f f4 KAPPA ALPHA SWEETHEART She has two dreamy eyes of blue, A smile beyond compare; Two taunting lips to tease you, And a wealth of golden hair. She ' s the sweetest girl in all the world. The fairest flower that grows: She ' s my sunny Southern Sweetheart, My Kappa Alpha rose. Iplta Kno K hupter p First Row: Lewis Barickman, Willis Barlow, John Burkard, William Carpenter, Clifton Carrico, Leonard Cavender, Robert Conner, Paul Dornblazer, Hardie Forman. Second Row: Frederick Frey, Thomas Sibbs, Leiand J. Hancock, James Harless, Porter Hartman, Richard Hawvermale, Robert Hensley, John hiill. Perry htolstein. Third Row: Lynn Johnson, Robert Johnson, Walter Lewis, William Light, George Looney, Thomas Lyttleton, Omer Meadows, Kenneth Peters, Robert Pettlt. Fourth Row: John Riffee, John Roberts, Charles Russell, Dale Simmons, James Sinnett, Ben Stout, John Tucker, Kendall Walker, George West, Fred Wilmoth. OFFICERS BOB WHITE President ALDEN MERRILL Vice-President DALE WILEY Secretary HAROLD ROBINSON Treasurer MRS. RIGGS Housemother One of the original Southern fraternities, Kappa Sigma was founded at University of Virginia in 1869. Gamma Phi chapter was established in 1918. P P 1 S I II i 1 KAPPA SIGMA You ' re as pretty as a picture, You ' re as fair as you can be: And I love you, oh sincerely. You ' re all the world to me. And If ever I should lose you. It would break my heart in two, For I love you, I adore you. You ' re my Kappa Sig sweetheart. . amma I hi L napter First Row: Harvey Beeler, Charles Busemen, Dean Dowler, Benjamin Downing, Charles Fischer, Theodore Ghiz, Clifford Goans. Second Row: John hHall, Kenneth hHamrick, Lewis Hatcher, Max Maddox, James McDonald, Alden Merrill, Edwin Milam. Third Row: Ernest Moon, Buckner Morris, Edward Orell, Gardner Orton, Francis Pfost, Harold Robinson, Joe Rukse. Fourth Row: Mike Sharkey, B. D. Smith, John Spencer, Roy Warman, Robert Lee White, Dale Wiley. t79J OFFICERS DALE SAYRE President NATHAN ROBINSON Vice-Pretident FRANK ORR Secretary WARREN POST Treasurer MRS. A. BLANEY Housemother Phi Delta Theta fraternity was first founded at Miami University In 1848. West Virginia Alpha came on the campus in 1926. ft O Q O iCs o ,( e . ■: % rri! o r a 180 1 PHI DELTA THETA Phi Delta Theta. we love you; We ' ll always be true to the white and the blue. Time flies though ever so dreary To Phi Delta Theta, we ' ll always be true. l Uedt Uitainia ipka L napter 9 P ip First Row: Charles Ashton, George Chadwick, Carman Crago, Robert Cress, Walter Duling, Herbert Etz, Francis Hank, Rodney Harrington. Second Row: Charles Henderson, Allan Hetz, Hugh Hicks, Roger Hicks, George Howard, Law- rence Jemison, John Kassouf, Raymond Keplinger. Third Row: Robert Kurner, John McCoy, Frank Orr, Warren Post, William Rhodes, Henry Roberts. Nathan Robinson, Dale Sayre, Robert Schafer. Fourth Row: Robert Shipman, Joseph Skaggs, Albert Smith, Donald Strench, Donald Tingley, John Veader, William Watson, Joseph White, Charles Wilson. yitt OFFICERS JIM EARNSHAW President PAUL HADEN Vice-President T. R. JOHNS Secretary CHARLIE BALLARD Corresponding Secretary GEORGE WILLIS MAY Treasurer MRS. KENDRICK Housemother February 19, 1852, is the date of founding of the Phi Kappa Psi fra- ternity. Jefferson, now Washington and Jefferson College, was the place of founding. West Virginia Alpha was formed in 1890. I 1 P P J PS I UfJ f- f CZf . fTj f! J Q fi O Q l! i ' 3 Tj L . OREGON OMEGA When the pale moon glows o ' er the Western skies. And the silvery clouds roll by, The weaver of dreanns steals close to nne, And weaves for me a song. This song we sing to a girl divine, A coed beyond compare. Her charms are known all over the land, She ' s tall and she ' s wonderfully fair. To this Phi Psi girl of all our dreams, We promise to be true. So we ' ll gather here to honor her, As Phi Psi ' s always do. m. u rainia 9 ipna Chapter ■p r First Row: David Arters, Gilbert Bachmann, Charles Ballard, William Bergdoll, William Bowers, James Bray. Robert Brock, Harry Colborn, Melville Colborn. Second Row: Thomas Courtney, Roderick Devison, Don Duncan, Jim Earnshaw, Raymond Fisher, Carl French, Joseph Gibson, Frank Gllmore, Harold Godfrey. Third Row: Paul Haden, Delroy Harner, Thomas Johns, Robert Kent, Charles Lawall, Robert Lazzell, Fred Madeira, George May, Watson McCoy. Fourth Row: William McCoy, Robert McCue, Raymond McKim, Louis McKlnley, Ronald Moore, James Mumford, Roger Neighborgall, Edward Nelson, James Powell, Charles Reynolds. Fifth Row: Ralph Rymer, John Shott, Robert Smith, Eugene St. Clair, Erwin Von Funk, Davidson Ward, Ray Weekly, John Welch, Eugene Williams, Phil Holland Williams. OFFICERS CHALLEN TAYLOR President JOHN SUMMERFIELD Vice-President CALAB ALLEN Secretary PAUL TRENTON Treasurer MRS. K. Z. HARNEY Housemother Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity was founded at the University of Pennsyl- vania in 1850. Alpha Gamma chapter was formed in 1896. I n r r A s n m t . d M HAIL TO THEE. PHI KAPPA SIGMA Hail to Phi Kappa Sigma, Sweetheart of my youth. Crowned by brow with fadeless laurels, Pledge we now our troth. Wake the echoes, shout in chorus, ' Til our lungs collapse. Here ' s a toast, now drink it hearty, Hail all Hail, Phi Kap ' s. Hail to the Phi Kappa Sigma, Endless be thy days. Generations yet uncounted Still will sing thy praise. Hail to the Phi Kappa Sigma, Faithful, loyal friend, Thine our love and deep devotion Til our lives shall end. Iplta L amma ( hapi er First Row: Calab Allen, Hilton Anderson, Edward Brown, King Cole, John Horner. Second Row: John Lawson, Guy Peterson, Richard Russell, James Samuels, Joseph Samuels. Third Row: Sam Schafer, Carroll Smith, Fred Smith, John Summerfield, George Swiger. Fourth Row: Challen Taylor, Paul Trenton, John Ward, Fred White, Eugene Williamson. OFFICERS ALLEN LABAWITZ President ROY TEMELES Vice-President HERMAN KANNER Secretary MARVIN TUCHMAN ' . Treasurer MRS. FINN . . . ■. Housemother Upsilon chapter of Phi Sigma Delta was brought on the campus in 1927. The fraternity was originally founded at Columbia University in 1909. Purple and white are the fraternity colors with the carnation as the national flower. I s n i i D n ! A PHI SIGMA DELTA SWEETHEART At niyht when I m abicep bebiUe iiiy w.naL «. I dream of you, and you awaken me. Oh wondrous fraqrance rises from the garden, And there a vision fair I seem to see, And it seems you re the sweetheart of Phi Sigma Delta, The heavens above are your shelter. The blue of your eyes is the blue of the skies. And the moonlight so fair is the glint of your h air. When you smile all the stars twinkle merrily; When you frown, there ' s a cloud in the heavens above. Oh you wonderful dream girl, may the light ever shine On that Phi Sigma Delta sweetheart of mine. Ul pditon ( napter T p First Row: Seymour Abrams, Irving Cohen, Morton Enelow, Stanley Friedman. Second Row: Benjamin Goldman, Herman Kanner, Sam Spector, Herman Stern. OFFICERS WILSON ANDREWS President JACK TURNER Vice-President HARRY BEARD, JR Secretary BOB LOONEY Treasurer Delta chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa dates from 1891, while the first chapter of the fraternity was at Massachusetts State College in 1873. Mrs. Brenammen was hlousemother until her death in the winter. I s N ki A inn r T ' f I- «Sf !5 i o o ft a oi a o C% . f% Oi • ' ' O r rS Q a - _ f . o Q c?i f rs, . O. Hi- ,1 - f ' ■ ttr ' .1 ' : fhS ' i i j i PHI SIGMA KAPPA Hail the everlasting throng Phi Sigs true and loyal Brothers as we march along Toward that goal so bright, press onward, Though we face adversity Wherever we may roam. It is always fair weather, boys, When the Phi Sigs come back home. csDeita K hapter First Row: John Ashcraft, Kenneth Bailey, Harry Beard, Paul Bowles, Clarence Bragg, William Brooks, Richard Brown, William Burroughs, Percy Catlett, Eugene Caussin. Second Row: Stanley Clemens, George Colebank, James Cook, William Cowell, Joe Coyner, Jesse Dally, Kenneth Dunn, Charles Edgar, John Elder, Edgar Ellis. Third Row: Jack Feck, John Fleshman, Edward Franz, William Goff, Paul Gordon, William Gott, Dowel! Gray, Richard Hanlen, Charles Hassner, George Hogshead. Fourth Row: Gard Huff, Jack Hutchinson, Charles Hyre, Robert Kerns, John Knapp, Donald Knotts, Robert Lamb, Charles Lester, Robert Looney, Robert MacFarland. Fifth Row: Joseph Marsh, Hobart Martin, James McNeer, James Mendenhall, George Morris, Kermit Orders, David Orrahood, John Perry, James Raine, Frank Reeves. Sixth Row: George Rexroad, Norval Rogers, Frank Showalter, Edgar Siegrist, Glenn Slegrist, Richard Skaggs, Ruffner Stalnaker, Donald Stanley, Thomas Stanley, John Stinger. Seventh Row: John Stickel, Herbert Taylor, Frederick Thomas, James Thompson, John Thompson, John Ward, William Williams, Clare Wilson, William Winfree, Samuel Woods, Frank Yoke. I OFFICERS TOM GREWELING President WALTER GIVEN Vice-President BURTON THOMAS Secretary ED DAVIS Treasurer Pi Kappa Alpha was founded at the University of Virginia in 1868. Alpha Theta chapter was formed In 1904. 1 P P I 1 I P II J f O ' - M ■ ' ' • - ■ • 1 ' !i n ' DREAM GIRL OF PI K A In the still of the night, when you turn down the light, There is the memory of a girl in your mind, For her sweet little smile makes all life worthwhile. If you ' d look everywhere, you ' d find none so sweet As this dream girl of mine. She is simply divine, and I ' ll lay all I have at her feet; For the love of a girl is like the pore of a pearl When It comes from the girl of my dreams. . tpna J net a L hapter p p First Row: Donald Ackley, Thomas Booth, Wayne Browning, Frederick Byrer, Lewis Davis, John Finlayson, Rodney Gandee. Second Row: Arnold Given, Leslie Given, Thomas Greweling, John Hall, Lester hiayes, Ricliard Jones, Darnell Koonce. Third Row: Gene Leslie, James Martin, Charles Neal, George Neill, William Neuman, John Ollom, George Previll. Fourth Row: Melville Rexroad, James Shumate, Edward Stockman, Burton Thomas, Edward Troutman, Robert Wilson. p OFFICERS HAROLD KANTER Presidenf ARTHUR ARDMAN Vice-President SANFORD LEWIS Secretary CHESTER LOVETT Treasurer At Yale University In 1895 the first chapter of Pi Lambda Phi was organized. Mu chapter was formed in 1922. L A y B D I PHI ■- ' SWEETHEART OF PI LAMBDA PHI Bv Harold Kanttf, ' 43: Chesttf Lovcti, E., As night passes by, and I gaze at the sky, I think of you, my sweet. I ' ll never forget that first night that we met. At a moonlit rendezvous. You ' re the girl of my dreams, please never depart. Wont you fit in my schemes, ' cause you ' re my sweetheart. And the pin that you wear, May it always be there, sweetheart of Pi Lambda Phi. t Wu a a, er First Row: Arthur Ardman, Jack BInderman, David Graff, Gene Han- delsman, Melville HIrsh, Harold Kanter. Second Row: Harold Klein, Sanford Lewis, Chester Lovett, Orton Mal- linger, Milton Marcus, Joseph Natterson. Third Row: James Roth, Daniel Sax, Morton Schunnan, Paul Shifman, Stephen Tanner, Robert Trote. OFFICERS JIM COUCH President BOB HARTMAN Vice-President JOHN ROMINE Secretary BOB SHARPS Treasurer MRS. OSBORNE Housemother Sigma Chi fraternity was founded in 1855 at Miami University. It is the youngest member of the Miami Triad. Mu Mu chapter was established in 1895. Ml r i I n iy frt, n ?? q rf« 1 , O O Q ?Si n (!% CS. CS iT ( ( C . (Th q a Q ( 5 at Q a fi C ( f . Ck f ' 1 Q Q ff - o o c o. f - o. . ex f SWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI The girl of my dreams Is the sweetest girl Of all the girls I know. Each sweet coed, like a rainbow ' s trail, Fades in the afterglow. The blue of her eyes and the gold of her hair Are a blend of the Western skies. And the moonlight beams on the girl of my dreams, She ' s the sweetheart of Sigma Chi. f rvli I Vlu K kapter p First Row: ' William Alexander, Wallace Brake, Jack Brannan, William Brannan, Joseph Broad- water Gordon Brown, Hewitt Cabell, Tut Callahan, Herbert Carney, Harry Casto. Second Row: James Couch, Stanley Cox, Harry Crichton, Robert Deeds, Arch Devel, Robert Dunn, Harold Eastwood, James Erskine, William Flaherty, Robert Flanagan. Third Row: Fred Gall. William Gardner, James Graham, Harry Halliwell, Thomas Hamill, James Hartman, Robert Hartman, Lee Hayes, Thomas Judy, Fred Leckle. Fourth Row: William Lively, Clarence Logue, Michael McAndrew. Robert McCune, Joseph McWhorter, Donald Menk, James Nunley, Robert Peterson, Franklin Powell, John Purdom. Fifth Row: Don Randolph, John Romine, Robert Sharps, George Siems, George Singleton, Robert Sommerville. William Stathers, Richard Stephens, Charles Stout, Maiden Stout. Sixth Row: John Straton, Robert Thaw. Frank Thornburg, Edwin Timbers, Thomas Wash John Watson, Robert Withrow. Robert Woodall, Harold Young, David Ziegler. OFFICERS WILLIAM RANSON Commander JOHN ABRAMS Lt. Commander JOE VENTERS Secretary BILL MILLER Treasurer Gamma Pi chapter of Sigma Nu was established in 1904. The fra- ternity was originated at V. M. I. in 1865. It was first known as the Legion of Honor. Mrs. T. G. Farr is the Housemother. G M i i 1 HlBlBit - mr J WHITE STAR OF SIGMA NU The white star of Sigma Nu, Bright star of Sigma Nu, Ten thousand brothers wear you, Ten thousand others share you. When college days are through, We still will cling to you, loyal and true, To you, oh Sigma Nu. janima ft ( Itapt er First Row: John Abrams, John Adams, William Bain, Donald Brown, Jack Chldester. Second Row: Fred Crawford, Charles Gregory, Roy hHashinqer, Andrew McClung, William McCune. Third Row: William McNemar, Nerval Morris, James Peddycord, Wil- liam Ranson, Claude Rowe. Fourth Row: William Short, Robert Skaggs, Archie Thompson, Joe Venters, Wayne Weqwart, Charles Wehner. M I OFFICERS AARON BROWNING President CLARK COFFMAN Vice-President JORDAN PAPPAS Secretary CHARLES J. HINKLE Treasurer Beta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon was given a charter in 1903. Sigma Phi Epsilon ' s predecessor organization was the Saturday Night Club at Richmond University. In 1901 the social club reorganized as a national fraternity and adopted the name which it bears today. P B I I! P S I I i O ( . WONDERFUL SIG EP GIRL For all the girls of college years, There ' s one that I ' ve loved long. For me she wears a golden heart, For her I sing this song. My Sigma Phi Epsilon sweetheart. My wonderful Sig Ep girl. True as the heart that you ' re wearing, You set my heart in a whirl. Violets and roses, my love discloses. Say that you love me too. Sigma Phi Epsilon sweetheart. Wonderful Sig Ep girl. l l edt Uitainia (15 eta L napi 9 er First Row: James Coulon, Jarvis Hinkle, Jordan Pappas, Richard Tatter- son, Aaron Browning. Second Row: Jannes Coffman, Walter Rhodes, Arlin Voress, Roy Rich- nnond, Hugh Voress. OFFICERS PAUL S. DEEM President CHARLES HACKNEY Vice-President GEORGE BARICK Secretary JOE LOMBARDO Treasurer Rho chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon was established in 1923. The fra- ternity was founded at Illinois Wesleyan College in 1899. i SWEETHEART OF T. K. E. There is a girl at the end of each rainbow, There ' s a girl mid the sparkling dew, There ' s a girl in the heart of the sunset, She s a girl that is ever true. Her lips are as red as a wild red rose. Her eyes are as blue as the sea, She ' s the sweetest girl our memory holds. The sweetheart of T. K. E. fsAo L ltapter First Row: James Anderson, George Barrick, Harold Curry, Paul Deem, William Dimmick. Second Row: David Haught, Robet Heyl, Lester Kyle, Harold Lee, Joseph Lombard©. Third Row: George Martin, Robert O ' Neil, John Orebaugh, George Sharkey, Howard Smith. The Women ' s Pan-Hellenic Council is the corresponding or- ganization for sororities and its membership consists of the same type of representation as that of the Interfraternity Council. By far the most important activity of the Pan-Hellenic Council is its direct supervision of sorority rushing. Teas were held at the various sorority houses each Friday and the year was climaxed with a Pan-Hellenic Nutrition and Physical Fitness Day. PH-IEIIEIK UUUi OFFICERS SYLVIA KLEIN President WINIFRED HEISKELL Vice-President ETHEL MAE DeBOLT Secretary MARTHA GIBSON Treasurer SYLVIA KLEIN a O MEMBERS OF PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL First Row: Trixle Shrewsbury. Betty Blackmore, Alpha Delta PI; Fontaine Watts, Ethel Mae Debolt, Alpha Phi: Estetta Keplinger, Alpha Xi Delta. Second Row: Barbara Bailey, Alpha Xi Delta: Frances Watt, Peggy Smith, Chi Omega; Martha Gibson, Helen Thompson, Delta Gamma. Third Row: Nancy Sturtevant, Mary Kathryn Amos, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Winifred hHeiskell, Elizabeth Aronson, Pi Beta Phi; Diane Margolis, Sigma Delta Tau. OFFICERS LOIS KEITH President BETTY BLACKMORE Vice-President ELIZABETH ROBERTS Secretary VIRGINIA HUME Treasurer MRS. A. B. COLE Housemother Alpha Delta PI was originally the Adelphian Society, the present name being adopted in 1904. The sorority was founded in 185! at Wesleyan Female College and the Alpha Upsllon chapter was established in 1924. P I 1 II I I U M ALPHA DELTA PI I love the pin you let me wear, I love the Greek that ' s written there. I love the diamond and clasped hands. I love the best pin in the land. I love the violet, flower of spring. I love the message that they bring. I love to wear you close to my heart. For I love you, Alpha Delta Pi. ipna l lpsiton ltaptet T ip First Row: Betty Blackmore, Phyllis Crislip, Elva Dyer, Emma Jane Fresh- water, Mary Frye, Betty Lou Goode. Second Row: Lena Jo Hauldren, Virginia hlumes, Virginia Judy, Lois Keith, Katharine Kincaid, Blanche Kunkle. Third Row: Lenore McComas, Grace Pharr, Elizabeth Prather, Margaret Rardin, Elizabeth Roberts, Trixie Shrewsbury, Dona Jean Tissue. p OFFICERS DOROTHY LEWELLYEN President ETHEL MAE DE BOLT Vice-President KATHERINE HEADLEE Secretary DOROTHY COLLETT Treasurer MRS. ZELLA BEARDSLEY Housemother Beta lota chapter of Alpha Phi was established in 1930. The sorority was first founded in I 872 at Syracuse University. B J f 1 ALPHA PHI SWEETHEART Oh, sweetheart of Alpha Phi, I love you so. I keep you in my thoughts, Wherever I go. Your bordeaux and silver hues. Shine out through the night dear. Sweetheart of Alpha Phi, I love you. (I5eta Jy otcL kupter First Row: Betty Jean Ashburn, Natalie Barnard, Virginia Lee Beard, Harriet Bertrand, Virginia Bertrand, Elizabeth Bierer. Second Row: Elizabeth Brumbaugh, Mary Jean Burdick, Helen Caudill, Dorothy Collett, Katherine Creel, Helen Cunningham. Third Row: Ethel Mae DeBolt, Kathleen Headlee, Dorothy Henderson, Dorothy Llewellyn, Alma Mann, Iris McQuiston. Fourth Row: Evelyn O ' Neil, Ellen Perrin, Gertrude Robey, Kathleen Scott, Phyllis Wasmuth, Fontaine Vv ' atts. OFFICERS BARBARA DEVORE President IRENE HALL Vice-President WINONA PARSONS Secretary JO ANN PETERS Treasurer MRS. J. YODER Housemother Alpha Xi Delta originated at Lombard College in 1893. It was the first national sorority on West Virginia University ' s campus, being estab- lished in 1905. 1 13P II 1 II I li I ! THE ROSE OF ALPHA XI I love the rose of Alpha Xi. I love the pledge you gave to me. I love the gold, the true double blue, I love the noble things you do. Id love to linger here always. And to the end of life ' s sweet days, First in my heart you ever shall be. For I love you, my Alpha Xi. ota ( fi anter First Row: Lee Alfred, June Ashworth, Ruth Bacon, Barbara Bailey, Lucille Bailey. Bernlce Bane, Jean Blake, Lois Bright, Ruth Bufflngton, Betty Jane Cronln. Second Row: Mary Virginia Dent, Barbara DeVore, Nancy Ebeling, Ruth Ann Fawley, Hettie Jo Gates, Janice Dover, Irene Hall, Patricia Harpfer, Josephine Hawker, Nancy Hell. Third Row: Ethel Ann Hutchinson, Estelle Kepllnger, Mary Nan Knapp, Barbara Knight, Susan Knight, Anna Deane McNemar, Maxlne Monroe. Nancy Morris, Winona Parsons, Jo Ann Peters. Fourth Row: Marjorie Phillips. Jean Pugh. Joan Pyle, Ruth Reay, Julia Anne Riley, Jane Robbins, Sarah Roberts. Marian Robertson, Helen Roqerson. Jane Ann Roll. Fifth Row: Betty Rolland. June Rose, Nada Seabrlght. Virginia Skaggs. Florence Smith, Betty Splker, Annabelle Summers, Mary Evelyn Turner, Marjorie Wintz, Olga Mae Wyatt. LUCILLE BAILEY OFFICERS PEGGY SMITH President JEAN BELL Vice-President MARTHA FLEMING Secretary CONNIE MARSHALL Treasurer MRS.. ELEANOR LALLANCE Housemother Chi Omega was founded In 1895 at the University of Arkansas. Theta chapter canne on the campus in 1905. At present there are 98 active chapters, making it the largest sorority in respect to chapters. MEGA CHI O GIRL A Chi O girl who wears a pin of pearl Will steal your heart away. She ' ll look at you and you know she ' ll be true, Because her eyes, like starlit skies, Glow softly thru the blue. She ' ll take your hand and then you ' ll understand Her Chi Omega love. And you know she will be thru eternity Your Chi O girl, known by her pin of pearl. ketcL ( Itapter First Row: Betty Ball, Jeane Ballantyne, Bette Downs Bannister, Jean Bell, Mary Eleanor Bowie, Theresa Brown, Joan Butler, Margaret Collins, Betty Cooke. Second Row: Florence Cornell, Eleanor Crago, Jean Davis, Virginia Dowdy, Mildred Ferrell, Martha Fleming, Nell Fleu, Betty Gates, June Gilbert. Third Row: Janice Henderson, Martha Hopkins, Mary Jane Hurt Julanne Johns, Betty Kessel, Mary Ann Lewis. Joan Logan, Louise Lorentz, Connie Marshall. Fourth Row: Margaret Matters, Howell McCormick, Jo Clare Miller, Betty Moore, Marjorie Morrison, Martha Muldoon, Jane Pepper, Mary Ellen Poston, Alice Pritchard, Beatrice Rice. Fifth Row: Louise Robinson, Marilynn Shannon, Peggy Smith. Dorothy Wash, Frances Watt, Mary Sue White, Helen Williams. Bette Wines, Mary Porter Wise, Nancy Zinn. OFFICERS BARBARA ANN WILLIAMS President EUDORA ANDREWS Vice-President POLLY GUY Secretary ALICE SPIKER Treasurer MRS. SAUNDERS Housemother Alpha XI chapter of Delta Gamma was established In 1922. The sorority was founded In 1874 at Lewis Institute which has since become Oxford Institute. i G A i M A DELTA GAMMA DREAM GIRL I have found my dream girl; She ' s as sweet as she can be. I have found the one I love, She ' s all the world to me. She wears a golden anchor, And the bronze, the pink, and blue. Delta G. I love you. And to you I ' ll e ' er be true. Tipha i hcipteif First Row: Eudora Andrews, Nlla Ash, Elaine Gather, Louise Chapman, Jean Chapman, Ann Davis, Claire Young Davis, Agnes Duffield, Margaret Gibbs. Second Row: Martha Gibson, Mary Eleanor Gibson, Margaret Gunning, Virginia Gunning, Margaret Guy, Mary Guy, Uldena Harper, Betty Lou Koehler, Gene Mann. Third Row: Mavis Mann, Evelyn Mead, Eloise Minor, Margaret Morgan, Betty Newham. Pa- tricia Orton, Natalie Pembroke, Mary Belle Polley. Fourth Row: Phyllis Riemann, Rita Riffee, Martha Ringel, Mary Roles, Nancy Russell, LaRue Shannon, Dorothy Sharpless, Eleanor Spangler, Alice Spiker. Fifth Row: Virginia Stout, Betty Stump, Maxine Swiger, Helen Thompson, Jean Trevillian, Virginia V ebb. Anne West, Barbara Williams, Emma Woodyard. OFFICERS MARY KATHERINE THROP President HULDA SNODERLY Secretary DOROTHEA MORRIS Treasurer MRS. C. MILLER Housemother Kappa Kappa Gamma was founded in 1870 at Monmouth College with Beta Upsilon chapter being established in 1906. PI n p p I n i i 1 KAPPA SWEETHEART SONG I ' m looking for a sweetheart who ' ll be mine all mine, One to whom I ' ll mean the sun and moon and all the stars that shine. One to play with when I ' m happy, one to cheer me when I ' m blue. And I ' ve found them all, my dear. In you. For my dream girl Is a Kappa, and to her I ' ll faithful be. For we two have pledged together In love and loyalty. And our two hearts are locked together In a little golden key, For my little Kappa Gamma is the dream girl for me. (Is eta i lp Alton ( napter p First Row: Jeanne Albert, Mary Kathryn Amos, Colleen Ball, Marjorie Ballengee, Elizabeth Barnard, Ann Beatty, Betty Jane Board, Carol Case, Acacia Crowell. Second Row: Mary Ann Davidson, Teresa Dowell, Nancy Duncan, Carolyn Earnshaw, Ruth Eskew, Ruth Ann Feeny. Mildred Firiipie, Helen Fisher, Frances Fortney. Third Row: Nancy Garrett, Helen Goodwin, Susan Harnish, Eve Hilton, Elizabeth Ann Hogan, Mary Jane Holden, Mary Alice Johnson, Anne Kauffelt, Patsy Ludey. Fourth Row: Bonnie Lyman, Jean McKay, Dorothea Morris, Katherine Neudoerfer, Rubyan Romine, Dixie Smith, Harriet Smith, Huldah Snoderly, Margaret Speissegger. Fifth Row: Jeanne Spelsberg, Patricia Stansbury, Frankie Lee St. Clair, Nancy Sturtevant, Mary Caroline Thorp, Sally Waddell, Jeanne White, Martha Williams. Harriet Wood. OFFICERS BETTY ARONSON President FAITH BAILEY Vice-President ROSE VIRGINIA ROGERS Secretary RUTH BROWN Treasurer MRS. DOZIER Housemother West Virginia chapter of Pi Beta Phi was brought on the campus in 1918. The first chapter was established at Monmouth College in 1867. ! 4 P II 1 I MY PI PHI GIRL My Pi Phi girl, I love you, Deed I do, my PI Phi girl. To the wearers of the wine and blue I ' m loyal and I m true. It seems to me that you ' re the best Of ail fraternities, And I love you, yes indeed I do, My Pi Phi girl, I love you. Weit Vi rainia 9 .. tphu L hapt p er First Row: Betty Aronson. Faith Bailey, Janis Barnard, May Bartiett, Ruth Brown, Jeanne Campbell, Betty Christopher, Pattie Cummins, Mary Ellen Duncan. Second Row: Caroline Eberly, Jessie Fiedler. Mary Fisher, Jane Foster, Marjorie Gaines, Betty Heermans, Winifred hieiskell, Mary hiill, Adris hlume. Third Row: Katherine Jordan, Kitty Kurner. Martha Marsh, Martha Mount, Rose Ann Pearcy, June Plues, Frances Reich, Jean Rice. Fourth Row: Jeannette Richards, Rose Rogers, Betty Shanklin, Patricia Shellenberger, Jeanne Smith, Eleanor Snider, Helen Spangler, Betty Lee Talbott. Fifth Row: Mary Thomas, Mary Agnes Valentine, Helen Van Hoose, Susan V elton, Marjorie White, Judy Winter, Nancy Wooster, Eleanor Young. OFFICERS SYLVIA SLOAN President DIANE MARGOLIS Vice-President FLORENCE STEIN Secretary DORIS LAVINE Treasurer MRS. M. BURDICK Housemother Sigma Delta Tau Is the youngest sorority on the campus with Omicron chapter dating since 1934. The sorority was founded at Cornell Uni- versity in 1917. 11 n I ! J 111 GIRL OF SIGMA DELTA TAU Girl of Sigma Delta Tau, you re a vision in my dreams, A crown of light surrounds you as your torch casts forth its beams. To your golden rose be true, and to cafe au lait and old blue. Live up to your name, put your best in the game. Girl of Sigma Delta Tau. ymicron ( liapter r First Row: Freida Deitz, Maxine Deutsch, Dora Harris, Florence Isenberg, Laeh Klein. Second Row: Sylvia Klein, Lucille Kraus, Doris Levin, Shirley Lennett, Diane Margolis. Third Row: Ruth Seligman, Charlotte Shapiro, hielen Sheffer, Sylvia Sloan, Clarine Stierer. OILY THE STROH CO BE FREE LT. COL. JAMES M. MORRIS LT, COL. LOUIS W. EGSERS f COL. W. R. ORTON Established in 1867 at the University ' s Incep- tion, West Virginia offers a four-year course of instruction In military science and tactics. All male students not specifically exempt are re- quired to complete two years of basic military training for graduation. Students who so elect may continue the advanced military course in their third and fourth years, providing their rec- ord in basic military justifies. The year 1943 proved an important one in the University military department. With our na- tion engaged in World War II, military science naturally assumed more than ordinary signifi- cance, and it should be added in passing that our military department more than distinguished itself in the crisis. On March 19, 1943, a grand total of 196 ad- vanced military students were approved and In- ducted in the regular U. S. Army at Fort hiayes, Columbus, Ohio. All of these men were then returned to the campus to complete the second semester, at the end of which they went back to the Fort hiayes reception center for regular Army assignments. West Virginia University has every right to be proud of these men — fighting sons of Uncle Sam — and the military department responsible for their training. JAMES S DAWSON JOHN R TYSON GEORGE G. MEGRAIL H. ASHBY DICKE RSON PAUL E SCHULTZ ROBERT H. BUCK FRED F FLOWE RESERVE OFFICERS rainina l o 9 rns M 4V nan COMPANY A COMPANY COMPANY COMPANY jQ n t. « r, ' : ' i m U!f Ki( ? j m COMPANY IE COMPANY IF COMPANY THE RIFLE TEAM Firing 58 intercollegiate matches, the West Virginia rifle team ended its season with the best record in history — 54 victories and only four defeats. At the beginning of the year the team was coached by Lieut. William M. Brooks but later was directed by Robert E. Johnson. Elven F. Riley was assistant coach, William R. Keyser captain, and James Harless manager. Team members were: George J. Beattie, Robert W. Counts, Edwin Timbers, Robert E. Muffly, Louis B. McKinley, Charles Evans and Robert W. Pitthan. THE BAND X- iMIiiiiii? , 4S zj s u y A NTICOLA BEAUTY QUEEN JJ Utarilifhh hoHhoH M Jean t ai)U iHiJ ' tHafif Ouket titU4 J9 Ihh PeteM iHiS m haOU CAMPU UEEN ' ' : ' - 6Y A ' ' ' I  -! rt ce4 ,; 4 ' ' r ' 3 1 a S Si? ' 2S Xtv. . -.A -S- -«s- - pfcO .-: id r STOI ' e ' vl uvf : it ' TlV.a ° c« W lo N T ' „ l - Vet r .o.HS ' .:r-fe f - •J« .. a - ' « ' i- -1 • -. n , e ,  ' o CTi ;, ea. t)N ' ,-nV :;SJ J , .vve ' -v .v.§s vsi ' - ' to- •v;va«1 „or;:; ),, 6V) ' ' AO i ' ,« o Qiff u-d CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR RICHARD SOVINE President ESTHER HEALY Vice-President JOHN HARVEY Secretary JOE SILBAUGH Treasurer RAY PARSONS Historian JUNIOR HAROLD BOONE Presiden JERRY VICKERS Vice-Presiden PATTI CUMMINS Secretary ANN BISHOP Treasure SOPHOMORE ROBERT BALDV IN Presiden KITTY BUNTEN Vice-Presiden GRACE ANN KEYSER Secretary FRED EILAND Treasure FRESHMAN HAROLD YOUNG Presiden MARY JANE HOLDEN Vice-Presiden JEAN DAVIS Secretary JOHN C, TURNER . Treasure ANALEE PATTERSON KENNETH HEWITT ROBERT BALDWIN HAROLD BOONE MARY ALICE EADES HAROLD YOUNG THE STUDENT ROGER HICKS GUY PETERSON The Student Council of West Virginia University is an important governing body. It is composed of the president and vice- president of the student body, the various class presidents, and the lunior and senior man and woman representatives. Its pow- ers are granted by a student constitution and they include the appointment of the student budget commission and the super- vision of annual student elections. The budget commission acts in cooperation with the school administration in managing student fiscal affairs. Members of the 1942-43 Student Council are: Roger hHicks, president of the student body; Analee Patterson, vice-president of the student body; Richard Sovine, senior class president; Harold Boone, junior class president; Robert Baldwin, sophomore class president; hiarold Young, freshman class president; Guy Peterson and Estelle Kep- linger, senior man and woman representa- tives; Kenneth Hewitt and Mary Alice Eades, junior man and woman representatives. COUNCIL. 1943 ESTELLE KEPLINGER RICHARD SOVINE ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Associated Women Students is an organization com- posed of all women students enrolled in the University. The A. W. S. Council serves as a governing board for the entire association. Among the varied activities of A. W. S. have been its sponsorship of Open hlouse at Moore hiall every Friday evening and the annual Gold Diggers Ball, at which the women entertain the men. Freshman guid- ance meetings were also held in order to acquaint the incoming girls with the campus and complications of college life. OFFICERS JUNE PLUES President ANN BEATTY Vice-President MARY KATHRYN AMOS Secretary ESTELLE KEPLINGER Treasurer First Row: Mary Kathryn Amos, Bernice Bane, Ann ■ Beatty. Mildred Ferrell. Second Row: Elizabeth Hogan. Estelle Keplinger, Sylvia Klein, Martha Muldoon, June Plues. WOMEN ' S RECREATION ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MARY KATHRYN AMOS President MARTHA MULDOON . . Vice-President MARGARET MORGAN Secretary BEHY HEAD Treasurer First Row: Mary Kathryn Amos, Elizabeth Lee Aronson, Betty Kdv Brumbaugh. PattI Cunimins. Second Row: Betty Head. Estelle Keplinger. Margaret Morgan, Martha Muldoon, Geraldine Pickens. The Women ' s Recreation Association is an organiza- tion whose purpose is to give all women students an opportunity to participate in recreational activities. Among its projects are administration of a women ' s intramural sports program, a spring swimming meet, and recreational play days for freshmen and high school girls. ' Am HELEN CHAMPNELLA THELMA DAVIES FRANCES CONGRESS THE DAILY ATHENAED In November, 1887, a small bi-weekly magazine Daily Atheneaum, with a circulation of about appeared on the University campus. The prospects 3,500 and a regular United Press leased wire serv- were glowing. By February, however, the editor was saying, Some students are too poor to take the Atheneaum and pay for it. Oh, yes, too poor — but they can eat oysters every night and roll delicious five-centers between their honeyed lips all day long. The Daily Atheneaum is one of the four most important laboratories of the School of Journalism, now in its fourth year as a school. It was first made a department in 1927. This year The Atheneaum made its contribu- tion to keeping up morale by distributing copies In spite of early ups and downs, the little period- of the paper, free of charge, to the soldiers sta- ical flourished. Today, 56 years later, it is The tioned on the campus. JOAN PYLE JAMES FIKE LOIS KEITH MARY ALICE EADES MARY LOUDENSLAGER NATALIE BARNARD • • 1943 Editor-in-Chief Managinq Editoi Business Manage . News Editoi . . News Edifo ■ News Edito News Editoi News Edito . News Edito STAFF HELEN CHAMPNELLA THELMA C. DAVIES FRANCES CONGRESS JOAN PYLE RUTH JONES BARBARA BORSOS MARY ALICE EADES . C. WILLARD LYNCH NATALIE BARNARD MARY LOUDENSLAGER News Edito LOIS KEITH News Editoi PAT PALLOHA News Editoi PVT. BRENTZ THOMPSON Sports Editoi KENNETH HAMRICK Sports Edifoi RICHARD P. JONES Sports Edito NN BISHOP Society Edito GERTRUDE ROBEY Society Editoi JULIA ANNE REILEY Society Editoi BERNICE BANE Society Edito VIRGINIA HARPER Society Edito MYRA SHAFFER Literary Editoi ROBERT EARL JOHNSON. II Editor THE 1943 As another Issue of the Montlcola is completed and sent to the printers, the time arrives for recognition of the staff members who worked faithfully all year — even though their efforts may seem unappreciated and destined to be forgotten — to make the yearbook live. Our sincere thanks go to: Buckner Morris for his experienced advice in guiding the 1943 Monticola through many trying situations. Joan Logan for her expert management of the countless business affairs of the book. Compton Pembroke who always was on the spot to do the jobs which had to be done in a hurry. Bob Kirk for his excellent photography in supplying this Monticola with better pictures than any previous annual. Connie Marshall for her careful handling of the fraternity and sorority sections. Iris McQulston for her untiring work in help- ing to tie together many of the loose ends of producing the book. Betty Lou Koehler for work well done In editing the class sections. Patti Cum- mins and Susan Welton for collecting vital information concerning the organiza- tions and campus activities. Eleanor Flavion and Virginia Dowdy for their typing and arranging copy. And last but not least to Forrest B. Crane, who supervised completion of the annual. Any credit or praise which this issue may receive and any pleasure that may be derived by the reader is directly attributable to the efforts of these members of the staff. To them we are deeply grateful. JOAN LOGAN CONNIE MARSHALL BETTY LOU KOEHLER COMPTON PEMBROKE IRIS Mc(?UISTON VIRGINIA DOWDY PATTI CUMMINS BUCKNER MORRIS EDITORIAL STAFF ROBERT EARL JOHNSON, II Editor-in-Chief PATTI CUMMINS BUCKNER MORRIS CONNIE MARSHALL VIRGINIA DOWDY BOB KIRK JEANNE ALBERT RUBYAN ROMINE BETTY LOU KOEHLER • FORREST B. CRANE Faculty Supervisor BUSINESS STAFF LYNN CUTLER JOHNSON Business Manager JOAN LOGAN CLARK COFFMAN JOHNNY BATLAS IRIS McOUISTON ONTICOLA LYNN CUTLER JOHNSON Bjilnesi Manager D N T A I N Founded in 1904, The Mountain is the ranking senior men ' s honorary organization of the cannpus. New mem- bers are chosen each year on the basis of their records of service to the University. The Mountain has as its principle aim, service to the school, the state, and the nation. OFFICERS ED. C. SIEGRIST Summit ROBERT L. HARTMAN Trail RUDY BARIC Guide JACK GREGORY Cache ROGER HICKS Lookout DOUGLAS HARNISH Pass • First Row: Gard HuH. Arch Bullard, Ed. Siegrist, Roger Hicks, William Lively, Rudy Baric. Second Row: Doug Harnish, Guy Peterson, Steve Narlck. Andy Clark. Third Row: Robert Hartman, Jack Gregory, Charles E. Lawall, Jr. Not in Picture: Edward Smith and Robert Dottingham. Those Initiated This Spring: Gene Corum, Charles Wilson, James Couch, Robert Counts, Harry Adams. John Adams, Paul Haden, Ronald Moore, Phil Williams, L. King Johnson, John Katchur. MOUNTAINEER WEEK TEAM OFFICERS JOHN HILL JACKSON BROWNING GARD HUFF Co-Captain Co-Captain Manager First Row: Jack Hill. Dr. Richard Aspinall, Coach; Jackson Browning. Second Row: David Orrahood. Stanley Cox, Fred Siegrist, Gard Huff, John Stratton, Frank Reaves, Ralph Wallace. The Mountaineer Week Team is a group of good-will emissaries sponsored each year by Mountain, senior men ' s honorary. Members of the team visit high schools over the entire state and place before their student bodies the advantages of attending West Virginia Uni- versity. They serve as a liaison between state high schools and the University. Tryouts for positions were held in early March under the direction of Dr. Richard Aspinall, coach, and the annual tour was made in April. R T A R BOARD Mortar Board Is the honorary organization for senior women. Its members are chosen from among senior girls who have proven themselves to be outstanding In leadership, scholarship, and service to the University. Laurel Cottage, a cooperative house maint ained for the benefit of the university girls. Is an Important con- tribution made by Mortar Board to the welfare of the student body. They compile a freshman honor roll for girls who make an average of 2.5 or better their first semester. This year the group sponsored defense programs for the benefit of the students on campus. OFFICERS SYLVIA KLEIN President ESTELLE KEPLINGER Vice-President MARTHA MULDOON Secretary ROSE ANNE PEARCY Treasurer First Row: Ann Beatty, Martha Gibson, Dorothy Henderson, Estelle Keplinger. Second Row: Sylvia Klein, Martha Muldoon, Rose Anne Pearcey, June Plues. SPHINX OFFICERS ROGER L. HICKS Emperor HARRY W. ADAMS Sentinel JAMES COUCH Secretary GUY PETERSON Treasurer First Row: Seymour Abrams, Harry W. Adams, Aaron Brown- ing, William Lawrance Coteley, Harry B. Colburn, James Grant Couch. Second Row: Paul S. Dee m. Stanley Farr. William V. Graham, William R. Hashlnger. Roger L. Hlcls, Gard Huff. Third Row: Porter Hartman. L. King Johnson, Harold G. Kanter. James M. Martin, Guy H. Peterson. Arch C. Thompson, Charles Wilson. Sphinx, senior nnen ' s honorary, is one of the nnost active organizations on the campus of West Virginia University. Members are selected in the spring of each year on the basis of their scholarship, activities, and extra-curricula achievement. Sphinx also sponsors avvards for the best decorated fraternity house on hlomecoming Day and with Moun- tain, acts in cooperation with the Mountaineer Week Team; each year it gives certificates to the ten highest ranking freshmen. In line with its policy toward fresh- men, Sphinx helps to publish the freshman handbook and conducts freshman guidance meetings. ■ SM C% Ci ,« q RHODODENDRON Rhododendron is the junior women ' s honorary. It was organized to give junior women who had shown promise in scholarship, leadership, and character an op- portunity to work together for the benefit of the Uni- versity. The outstanding project of the group is the sponsor- ship of Rhododendron house, a cooperative establish- ment organized on the campus in order to help Univer- sity women to live as economically as possible and yet to give them the advantages of group life. This year the organization assumed the leadership of students ' work in the National Red Cross. OFFICERS JEAN GUMP President DOROTHEA MORRIS Vice-President IRENE HALL Secretary PEGGY SMITH Treasurer First Row: Alice Eades, stty Aronson, Betty Cronin, Patti Cummins, Mary ;qqy Smith. Second Row: Jean Gump, Irene Hall, Dorothea Morris, Ruth Seliqman, Virginia Stout. L I - T N - A W A OFFICERS BERNICE BANE President BETTY HOGAN Vice-President VIRGINIA GODFREY Secretary LOIS BRIGHT Treasurer First Row: Bernice Bane. Lois Bright, Acacia Crowell, Nancy Ann Dodrill, Janis Henderson. Second Row: Elizabeth Hogan, Edith Ann Hutchinson, Betty Lou Koehler, Sylvia Sloan, Alice Louise Spiker. Friendship is the literal translation of Li-Toon-Awa. The principal function of the organization is to give advice and assistance to freshman wonnen and to aid them In adapting themselves to university life. Mem- bers of the group serve as hostesses at the fall tea for freshman girls. The organization was founded at West Virginia Uni- versity in 1927 and is the outstanding honorary activity for sophomore women. rik SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade, nafional honorary society of cadet officers, was established on the local cannpus in 1916. Each year Company C, Second Regiment, sponsors a Scabbard and Blade formal whose impressive silent drill is a tradition upon the campus. The organization also presents medals to the most outstanding basic cadets and sponsors of activities of a military nature. OFFICERS WILLIAM M. BROOKS Captain THOMAS WHITE First Lieutenant WAYNE KNIGHT Second Lieutenant PEGGY SMITH Sponsor • First Row: William O. Barnard, Steven Nariclc. Wa McCoy, Thomas A. White, Leiand J. Hancock, Phil Williams. Second Row: Robert Luther Brock, Jr., Paul R. Muffly, L. Hartman, Douglas Henry Harnlsh. Edward E. Smith, E. Sharps. Third Row: William Madison Brooks, Harry F. Bell, Preston Russell, Howard Cole Stewart, John Adams, Jr.,. D. Beeler, Francis Miller Pfost. Fourth Row: Richard R. Tatterson. William Quentin B, Jordan, Cyrille Pappas, Leonard King Johnson, Elven Riley, William M. Barker, Edgar C. Slegrist. tson A. Holland Robert Robert George . Harvey irnette. Forrest F I B A T A R C A P P A R STEVEN NARICK WILLIAM GARDNER TOM COURTNEY SARD HUFF L, H. C. P. V.ceL. H. C. P. Keepef of the Conklin Keeper of the Bullion First Row: George Mjy, Charles Wilson, Harvey Beeler, Steven Narick, John Adams, Fred Slegrlst, Robert Dutton, Clark Coffman. Second Row: Quentin Barnette, Bill Graham. Charles Ballalo, Gordon Dean, Bill Gott. Aaron Browning. Third Row: Harry Adams, Jack Beddow. John Katchur, Harry Bell John Ro-lne. Guy Peterson, E. Roy Lester. Gene Corum. Ralph Wallace. Fourth Row: Tom Courtney. Victor Peelish. Robert Bartlett, Bill Lively Ed Siegrlst, Douglas Harnish. Al Smolln. George Rickey. Victor Shine. Mambars Not in Picture: William Morgan. Robert Muffly, Stanley Cox. Ronald Moore, Robert Counts, William Barnard. George Singleton. Edgar Ellis. Jack Turner. Frank Ford. Lee Hancock William Ranson Earl Riley. William Barker, James Kennedy, Harry Colburn. Lynn Johnson, Louis Coughlin, Read Carney, Emll Allegrlnl, Jack Gregory Jack McPherson, Jordan Smith, Walter Rhodes, Ben Leeper, Dale Sayre. Richard Tritschler. Jaspar Davis. Dick Davis, Pete Yost, Jim Couch. Virgil Williams. Jack Browning, Roger Hicks. Allan Martin Dick McElwee, Gard Huff, Andy Clark, Norm Laughlln, James Thomp- son, Charles Schrader, Arch Bullard, Don Strench, Howard Boomer, Henny Hewitt, Hugh, Hicks, Ed Smith, Charles Reynolds. Robert Hartman. Gordon LaRue, Tom White, Dick Tatterson, King Johnson. Fi Batar Cappar is the man ' s mock honorary for letter- men and campus leaders. Alfa chapter was founded at West Virginia University on March 13, 1914. The mem- bers of the new society adopted as their badge the small square of leather, emblematic of the goal of col- lege life, the sheepskin. The fastener Is a small piece of brass whose significance is a secret of the organiza- tion. AG CLUB Although organized primarily to promote social ac- tivities and entertainment for the members, the Ag Club also undertakes activities vvhich are of educational value. The club sponsors the annual judging contests held for Ag. students. Among other things a weekly radio broadcast affords experience in radio work. The zenith of the club ' s activities is the Ag Costume Dance which is looked forward to by all University students. Participation in the All Ag Picnic, attended by students in Home Economics, Forestry, and Agricul- ture, usually concludes the program for the year. OFFICERS RICHARD V. SOVINE President WILLIAM COKELEY Vice-President JAMES C. FALKENSTINE Secretary JOE PAUL BAIL Treasurer JAMES FIKE Reporter First Row: Arnold Casto. Richard Sovine, Haro ld Gum, Guy Parsons, James File. Waverly Winter, Joe Paul Bail. Second Row: Norman H. Robertson. Cliff Riddle, Walter Goodwon, Darrell Woofter, John Harvey, Roscoe Dodrill. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA OFFICERS JAMES BERTSCHY DAVID ORRAHOOD EUGENE SALVATI . ALVO GUIDUCCI . President . Vice-President Sec re tary-Trea surer Historian and Scalpel Reporter First Row: Florence Sarah Roberts. David Second Row: Emll William V alker. Third Row: Robert Robert Thomas Linger E. Kunst, Alvo Guiduccl, James Bertschy, Orrahood. Dorothy Llewellyn. Ferrara, Leon Stutzman. Eugene Salvati, McCoy, Floy Moore. Marvin S. Tuchman. John T. Chambers. Alpha Epsilon Delta is tfie only national honorary for pre-medical students and was founded at the Univer- sity of Alabama in 1925. The local chapter was organ- ized in 1931. The society sponsors trips to the leading medica l cen- ters in this section of the country each year and invites speakers to address the pre-medical students in con- vocations. This year a series of educational meetings have again been held; after a short business session, members of the medical and pre-medical faculty pre- sented short talks upon interesting discoveries in the scientific world. m mn 5 --k-P -.i Ku H MM ' iBL E. 1 ■ 1 ■Wllliii ' « iM( f Miiii ETA CHI PHI Eta Chi Phi, pharmaceutical honorary scholastic fra- ternity, is connposed of members of the student body of the College of Pharmacy. It was organized in 1938 as the Capsule Club, and took the name Eta Chi Phi in 1940. The purpose of the organization is to encourage scholarship and promote professional pharmacy among the students of the College of Pharmacy. Eta Chi Phi has sponsored several talks by eminent pharmacists. OFFICERS OWEN CLAY GREENWELL President JOHN PATRICK PLUMMER Vice-President WILLIAM FRANCIS GOLDStvllTH . . Secretary and Treasurer First Row: Mary Elizabeth Conner, Mary Angotti, Owen Clay Greenwell, Thomas B. Rogers, John P. Plummer. Second Row: James Backus, Frank O. Williamson, Leslie D. Simmons, David Haught, James Calfee, ALPHA Z E T A OFFICERS ROBERT PITTS Chancellor JOHN HARVEY Censor JAMES C. FALKENSTINE . Scribe WILLIAM COKELEY ... Treasurer HARVEY SHAFFER Chronicler First Row: John Harvey. Harvey Shaffer, William Col eley. James Falkenstine. Robert Pitts. Second Row: Orlan Hathoway, Edward Grase, Joe Paul Bail. Third Row: Arnold Casto. Darrell Woofter, William Wyatt. James E. Fike. Elvin V. Wickline. The only honorary agricultural fraternity on the cam- pus, the West Virginia chapter of Alpha Zeta was established in 1922. Its purpose is the development of the farm home, through an organization controlled by agricultural students. It is advised by members of the agricultural faculty. The national fraternity was founded at Ohio State University in 1897. John F. Cunningham and ten other charter members established the Townshend chapter and since then the organization has grown to include forty-four chapters. ALPHA P S I OMEGA OFFICERS MARY KATHERINE RUECKL President BERNICE SMREK Vice-President RUTH BUFFINGTON Secretary-Treasurer Alpha Psi Omega is the only honorary drannatlc fra- ternity on the University campus. This year Its mem- bers played the role of hosts to the contestants partici- pating in the West Virginia inter-scholastic speech con- test. The organization has been particularly active this year in the production of four plays. K 1ary Kathryn Rueckl, Ruth First Row: Alvin Zeid Buffington. Second Row: Enid Haller, Nila Ash, John Stenge DOLPHIN CLUB OFFICERS MARIE MEYER . President BETTY BLACKMORE Vice-President NINA WYATT Secretary VIRGINIA GUNNING Treasurer • First Row: Emma Woodward. Jean Chapman, Dorothy Belcher, Natalie Pembroke. Helen Cunningham Gene Neptune, Ann McCray, Betty Bierer. Peggy Speisseger. Mary Dyer. Dora Harris. Betty Blacltmore. Ruth Eskew. Second Row: Patty Shellenberger, Ruth Fawley. Marie Meyer. Acacia Crowell. Nancy Bouldin. Polly Rieman. Mary Jane Holden. Carolyn Orth. Third Row: Helen Goodwin. Frances Moose Nancy Amos, Marie Dodd, Susan Welton. Virginia Livesay. Betty Hogan. Nina Wyatt. Fourth Row: Tommy Ballingee. Virginia Gunning, Miss Grace Griffen. Frances Fortney. Jeanne Albert. Members of the Dolphin Club are chosen fronn among outstanding students in swimming classes for women. It is an honorary organization sponsored by Miss Grace Griffen, professor of physical education. Among other activities for the year, the club spon- sored an intramural swimming meet. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY OFFICERS DALE SIMMONS President ALBERT F. WOJCIK Vice-President GLADYS RUTH STAFFORD Secretary-Treasurer It was not until 1914 that the Board of Governors granted the request of the State Pharmaceutical As- sociation that a pharmacy department be established in the School of Medicine; the first course consisted of two years ' work and led to the degree, Graduate in Pharmacy. In 1917, three- and four-year courses were added but only the four-year course survived after 1932, meeting the stricter requirements of the American As- sociation of Colleges of Pharmacy; in 1936 the Board of Governors ordered that a College of Pharmacy be established as a separate unit of the University. First Row: Prof. F. L. Geiler, Dean J. Lester Hayman, Mary Angotti, Mary Virginia Dent, Gerlanda Amato, John P. Plummer. Dale Slmnnons, Catherine Bunten. Julia Ann Wilcox, Prof. G. L. Bergy, Prof. Craig Waugh. Second Row: Jack Spinks, James Backus, Donald Treaton, David Haught, Owen Clay Greenwell, Thomas B. Rogers, Frank Williamson. Third Row: Nathan L. Graff, Wil Goldsmith, Gladys Ruth Stafford, Charles Nichols, James Calfee. lam Morrison. William F. Mary Elizabeth Conner, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS EVERETT KEENER President GAVER POWERS . Vice-President WILLIAM DIMMICK Treasurer JAMES FOSTER Corresponding Secretary First Row: George Batlas, Harold Eoley. Richard Watson, Clarence Bragg. Prof. A. A. Hall. Prof. E. C. Jones. Gaver Powers, Virgil Williams. Second Row: John Pomylala. Robert Heyl, Larry Argire, John Phipps. Ellsworth Cain, Thomas Riggs, John Ludden, Frank Liberatore. Austin Reed. James Hause, John Reaves. Third Row: Charles Holland. William Dimmicit, Donald Stelle, Zeno Neri. James Foster. Noel Gorman. Robert Findley. Everett Keener. One of the primary purposes of the American Insti- tute of Electrical Engineers is to enable electrical engi- neers to present technical papers before an audience, each member being required to present four papers during the year. Outstanding speakers are also presented to engi- neering students and the organization each year par- ticipates in the junior-senior engineering picnic. 0 KAPPA MO ALPHA OFFICERS JOHN LUDDEN President OTTO MANSFIELD Vice-President CAMDEN COBERLY Secretary GAVER POWERS Treasurer Kappa Mu Alpha engineering society was founded not as a scholastic honorary, but as an organization in which engineering students could develop their interest in the profession. Its name was derived from one of Milton ' s three laws of motion, F equals KMA. First Row: George McKain, Gordon Larew, Amerigo Capellari, Preston Russel, Gaver Powers, Chris Moser. Second Row: Don Strench, Clovis DeHart, Charles Holland, Bob Muffly, John Ludden, Jack Linvllle. Third Row: Clarence Bragg, Bob Counts, Andy Clark, Hardie Forman, Otto Mansfield, Ellsworth Cain. 1170] KAPPA KAPPA P S I OFFICERS ARCHIE THOMPSON President HAROLD STOTLER Vice-President JAMES FOSTER Secretary JAMES SINNETT Treasurer WILLIAM DIMMICK Editor First Row: Charles Montgomery. Paul Deem. Joseph Bertalin. ames Burton. Second Row: Archie Thompson, Frederick Thomas, Hardie orman, Charles Wehner, James Sinnett. Third Row: RIcha John Archer. d Hawvermale, James Foster. Paul Sinsel. Kappa Kappa Psi is an honorary musical fraternity for college bandsnnen and was founded at Oklahoma A. M. College in 1918. Omicron, the local chapter, was established on the West Virginia University campus in 1927 and was reinstalled in May, 1940. The primary purpose of Kappa Kappa Psi is to pro- mote the interests and welfare of the University Band and to encourage the highest type of band music. The membership of the organization is limited to those bandsmen who have exceptional musical aptitude and ability and a genuine liking for the band and its achieve- ments. T A U BETA PI OFFICERS DALLAS CAIN President ROBERT SHARPS Vice-President CAMDEN COBERLY Secretary JOSEPH FRAKER Treasurer Founded as a scholastic honorary engineering society, Tau Beta Pi has seventy chapters in engineering schools throughout the nation. West Virginia Alpha chapter was founded at West Virginia University in 1922, thirty- seven years after the founding of the national society at Lehigh University in 1885. First Row: William Oliver Barnard. Dallas Ellsworth Cain, James Grant Couch, Stanley Parr, Joseph E. Fraker. Second Row: Charles Robert Holland, John Charles Pomykata, John Harold Reaves, Robert Edward Sharps. PHI UPSILON OMICRON REBA RHODES President CLARA LAIRD . . Vice-President VIRGINIA BEARD . . Secretary JEAN GUMP Treasurer First Row: Virginia Lee Beard. Harriet Bertrand, Cmma Vir- qinla CacUey, Betty Cronin. Ethel Mae DeBolt, Jejn Gump. Second Row: Ruby Merle Knapp, Clara Cook Laird, Alma Louise Mann, Rose Arn Pearcy, Rutti Simmons Reay, Anna Lee Reid. Third Row: Reba Orris Rhodes, Marguerite Rice, Elizabeth Roberts. Alice May Shriver, Marguerite Weese, Marlam Ann Whiston. Phi Upsllon Omicron Is the national professional fra- ternity for those students majoring in home economics and v as founded at the University of Minnesota in 1909. Lambda, the local chapter, was established on the West Virginia University campus in 1923. This year the club as a whole took a nutrition course to prepare for canteen work under the National Defense Program. They also continued the compilation of rec- ords concerning home economics students throughout the state. SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON OFFICERS HENRY REED President JAMES A. KAPNICKY Vice-President ROBERT E. SHARPS Secretary-Treasurer WAYNE McCURDY Editor PROF. W. A. STAAB Advisor Epsilon chapter of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, national honorary engineering fraternity, was installed on the local campus in 1927. The aims of Sigma Epsilon are the social, scholastic, and scientific advancement of its members and the development of a national college society devoted to geology, mining, metallurgy, ceram- ics, and petroleum engineering. First Row: Roy Hashinger, Robert Counts, Stanley Cox. John Withers, Prof. W. A. Staab, Jacic Gregory, William Dowllng, William E. Lough, John David Spencer. Second Row: Joseph E. Fraker, John Coogle. Robert E. Sharps, Douglas Harnish, Wayne McCurdy, Gordon Campbell, Jack McPherson, Harold Stotler, Michael Zulkoske, William Irvine. Wade E. Hall, Henry Reed, Arthur Belton, William Noone. Third Row: William O. Barnard, James A. Kapnicky, George Beattie, James Withers, Charles D. Crawford, Walter Baker. Stanley Farr, George Minor, Paul Haden. OMEN ' S GLEE CLUB Members: Lee Alfred, Frances Berry, Martha J. Blake, Eleanor Bolyard, Mary Boyles, Martha Brown, Mary Burdette, June Burford, Odille Cantillano, Anne Carper, Helen Chepko, Sarah Clevis, Alice Cofflndoffer, Jean Davis, Freda Dodge, Nancy Dodrill, Virginia Dowdy, Elva Dyer, Fay Evans, Helen Fisher, Evelyn R. Fogle, Margaret Fogle, Pearl Forbes, Yvonne Gallaher, Dorothy Glover, Mabel Grimes, Kathleen Guerrieri, Margaret Gun- ning, Mariorie Hall, Elizabeth Hamlin, Margaret Hampton, Betty Hashinger, Glendine Haynes, Jane Homan, Peggie Hoskins, Billie Jack, Catherine Kearney, Alice Keener, Margaret Ladriere, Janet Lewis, Lucille Lewis, Katherine Light, Bettie Marsh, Eleanor McComas, Edith McQuillen, iris McQuis- ton, Betty Miller, Agnes Minor, Elizabeth Moore, Margaret Moran, Eloise Parsons, Anna Pasculle, Anita Peck, Gloria Peck, Ellen Perrin, Mary Price, Mary Priest, Elizabeth Randall, Beatrice Rice, Mary Riddle, Helen Robinette, Helen Rogerson, Marian Rohr, Rubyan Romine, Nancy Russell, Genevieve Rutocki, Ruth Selby, Margaret Shaffer, Mary Shaffer, Rosemary Shingleton, Mary Ellen Sinclair. Janice Snead, Benna Smith, Phyllis Smith, Eleanor Spangler, Frances Squires, Mary Springer, Helen Stobinsky, Eileen Straight, Maxine Swiger, Frances Watt, Betty Whittaker, Patsy Wickline, Eloise Wildman, Beulah Wilson, Martha Williams, Janet Winter, Elizabeth Woodell, Frances Webb. KAPPA PHI Kappa Phi, Methodist Girls ' Club, was founded at Kansas University, Lawrence, Kansas, in 1916. The club has grown until it now has chapters on 28 campuses. The aim of this organization is Every Methodist Woman in the University World of Today, a Leader in the Church Tomorrow. Kappa Phi is a club whose purpose is to work out a constructive plan for active life in the Methodist Church and the world about them; to broaden college life by combining social and spiritual life; to train for leader- ship; to develop talents to the fullest capacity; and to form worthwhile friendships. OFFICERS JANE ROBBINS President GERALDINE PICKENS Vice-President THELMA DAVIES Corresponding Secretary VIRGINIA GALL Recording Secretary MARIAM WHISTON Treasurer ALtutA MANN and BETTY CRONIN Program Chairmen t RS. R. J. FRIANT Sponsor First Row: Grace Barker, Jane Grow, Virginia Sterling, Virginia Gall Jane Robblns. Mrs. Friant, Thelma Davies Ruth Selby Freda Dodge Wanda Huffman. Second Row: Lucinda Six, Patricia Colebank, Wilda Jean Harold, Cackley. Eleanor Prettyman, vies. Rutti Hurst. Betty Nash, Phyllis Smith. Third Row: Ivlariam Whiston Err Alice ReiJIer, Frances Davies, Marit Iris Sav.lle. Fourth Row: Theo Sterling, Virginia Lee Beard, Alma Mann Betty Conner, Martha Jane Lee, Elfreida Mays, Sara Brooks, Barbara Peck. Fifth Row: Helen Robinson, Dorothy Harrald, Rosemary Raney. ' Emma Jane Murphy, Sixth Row: Betty Jane Wade, Mary Ann Roblson, Marjorie Ice Mary Lou Groves, Marie Dodd, Jean Brand, Mary Shahon Dean. Seventh Row: Ruth Cox, Caroline Orth Edith Anne McMillen Lois Pickens, Doris Benson, Mary Boyles. Marjorie Tennet Irene Shiv ely Martha Belle Blosser. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS FERN ISIMINGER President RUBY KNAPP . . . ETHEL MAE DeBOLT . . Secretary NANCY HEIL . . . . - Treasurer First Row: Betty Cronin. Iris McQulston, Ethel Mae DeBolt. Edith Ann Hutchinson, Ruth Reay. Marguerite Rice. Frances Watt, Fern Isiminger. Cara Childress, Mary Virginia Post. Second Row: Frances Maclver. Edith Newlon, Louise Giinner, Mary Jane Marquette, Ruth Hurst, Anna Lee Reid, Mary Lee Riddle, Ethel Zakutansly, Madeline. Skaff, Betty Lou Soode. Third Row: Martha Mount. Florence Cornell, Carolyn Richard. Sylvia Phillips, Barbara Drury, Martha Hopkins. Anna Patterson. Reba Rhodes. Doris Levin. Ruby Knapp. Fourth Row: Mildred Powell. Stella Weaver, Mary Sue White. Sarah Moore. Md«ine Monroe, Nancy Heil. Mary Frye. Barbara Barley, Virginia Gall, Alice Reidler. Open to all home economics students, the Home Economics Club was created not as an honorary organ- ization, but as a club which would bind together all students interested In home economics. The biggest events this year were the annual Christ- mas breakfast at Student Center and the annual Spring Luncheon. ALPHA KAPPA P S I Alpha Kappa Psi, the first and oldest international professional commerce fraternity, was founded on Oc- tober 5, 1904, at New York University. Its aims are to further the individual welfare of Its members; to foster scientific research in, the fields of commerce, accounts and finance; to educate the public to appre- ciate and demand higher ideals therein; and to promote an advance in Institutions of college rank, courses lead- ing to degrees In business administration. Beta Rho chapter of W. V. U. was iust installed dur- ing the present school year and its energies have been mainly directed towards the establishment and strength- ening of the organization. OFFICERS LELAND J. HANCOCK President CHARLES E. LAWALL, JR Vice-President JORDAN C. PAPPAS Secretary JOHN R. EASTERDAY Treasurer ELVEN F. RILEY Master of the Rituals First Row: Steve Tiano, Ed Timbers. Lee Hancock. Jotin East- erday. Second Row: Prof. E. O. Roberts. Steve Martin, Jordan Pappas, Harold Robinson, King Johnson. Dr. R. B. Tower. Third Row: Prof. R. H. Wherry. Earl Goodwin. Homer Crago, Ralph Wallace, Bob McGuire. Bud LawalL Members Not In Picture: Robert L. Brocl , Bill Meienric, Harold Boone, Clark Coffman, Elven Riley, William S. Lennon. DELTA SIGMA THETA OFFICERS ARTHUR BELTON . . . President GIBSON FAIR . Vice-Presidenf JOHN M. NICHOLS . Recording Secretary ELDON 8. TUCKER JR. Corresponding Secretary JOHN CONLEY Treasurer JAMES FIKE Historian JOHN TUCKER -. Chaplain GEORGE SWESEY and STANLEY FARR . . Pledge Masters First Row: Jack M. Hart, John M. Nichols, John H. Cotiley. William L. Price, George M. Swesey, Fredrick Allen Fonner. Second Row: James C. Falkenstlne, John W. Tucker, Everett Lee Keener, Paul E. Nauqie, Clovls Bernard DeHart, Harry T. Lincoln, Jr. Third Row: Arthur G. Yates, Charles Montgomery, Arthur E. Belton, Stanley Farr. Selwyn Vanderpool, James Ernest Flke. Delta Sigma Theta is an organization of men who, appreciating the need for a closer Christian fellowship among men of Methodist preference in colleges and universities and believing that a fraternal organ ization of young men can do much to stimulate the development of high moral standards of college men, and also believ- ing that college and university men of Methodist pref- erence, if so organized, can have a more effective in- fluence upon the student life and the future leadership of the church, have united themselves for the promotion of these ideals. fQ i fa o. C . fS f Q ( o (f ' ?i ' h kJk UNIVERSITY FODR-H CLUB OFFICERS JOHN HARVER President JANE GROW Vice-President EDITH ANN HUTCHINSON Secretary GERALDINE VICKERS Treasurer JOE GLUCK Assistant State 4-H Club Agent The Four-H Club is an organization composed of students interested in the farm. Its mennbership in- cludes not only students in the College of Agriculture, but also thos e in other schools. One of the most beautiful camps in the state is the State Four-H Camp at Jackson ' s Mill, near Weston, where each year Four-H groups from all over the state hold summer camp. First Row: Joe Gluck, Edith Ann Hutchinson, Mary Lou Groves, Mary Leah Judy, Geraldine Vlckers, Jane Grow, Cara Burdett, Ruth Hurst, Virginia Gall. Second Row: Arnold Caste, Gladys McClunq, Fred Fonner, Iris Saville. Reba Rhodes, Gibson Fair. Third Row: Ethel Mae DeBolt. John Harvey, Guy Parsons, Jane Holman, Dorothy Hamll, Alma Mann. Fourth Row: Grace Pharr, Jannes Fllce, Sam Gwlnn. Joe Paus Bail. P H I C H 1 OFFICERS THOMAS C. McFARLAND President THOMAS W. JACKSON Vice-President FRANK V. RUECKL Secretary DENVER F. MILAM Treasurer First Row: Harry J. Hyer. John McEdmlston, Franklin G. Wade, Alvln L. Cain. Nellie E. Malcomb, EIrle P. Rodger, Harry C. Smith. Russel) Fankhouser. Second Row: Donald P. Brown, Robert Reger, George Curry, Charles D. Houck, George V . Hogshead, Russell B. Hunt. Brady F. Randolph, Edmund Meadows, Robert J. Nottingham. Third Row: Joseph Alvarez, Arch H. Bullard. Fred W. Cook, Thomas W. Jackson, Frank V. Rueckl, John S. McKee, Thomas C. M.-Farland, R. Moore Dodrill, Denver F, Milam. Now a prominent medical fraternity. Phi Chi was founded on the West Virginia University campus on December 17, 1933. It was named the Zamnb Xyl chapter in honor of George Crisler, a former member of the medical faculty. Principal activities of the fraternity Include the pres- entation of speakers to members of the medical student body. Y. C. A. The basic theme of the Young Men ' s Christian Asso- ciation is emphasis on the Christian way of living. Weekly meetings are held and programs planned in an attempt to interest the general student body. The organization helped with the campaign of the World Student Service Fund in April. The outstanding project of the Y. M. C. A. was the bringing of Dr. E. Stanley Jones to the campus for a series of discussions and convocations. OFFICERS STANLEY FARR President BOB JOHNSON Vice-President JOHN TUCKER Secretary LYNN JOHNSON Treasurer First Row: John R. Harrington, Eugene Ryan, Dr. B. H. Schneider, Stanley Farr, Dale Sinnmons, Buclcner Morris, Second Row: Richard Skaqgs, William Beard, John Archer, Lynn Johnson, Robert E. Johnson, Charles Unkovich, Harold Boone. Third Row: John Scott, Edwin Timbers, Robert Strosnider, John Nichols, John Tucker, John Van Dyke Roberts, Y. C. A. OFFICERS LaRUE SHANNON BEHY CRONIN . . ROSEANN PEARCY . . President Vice-President , . Secretary OLGA MAE WYATT Tn First Row: Elizabeth Aronson. Barbara Bailey. Bernice Bane, Ann Beatty. Lois Bright, Betty Cronin. Patti Cummins. Barbara DeVore. Second Row: Mary Alice Eades, Martha Gibson. Jean Gump. Irene Hall. Josephine Hawker. Dorothy Henderson. Janice Hen- derson, Edith Ann Hutchinson. Third Row: Alma June Kennedy. Betty Lou Koehler. Iris Mc Quiston. Roseann Pearcy. Julia Anne Reiley. Marguerite Rice. Jane Robbins, Elizabeth Roberts. Fourth Row: LaRue Shannon. Betty Lee Snyder. Eleanor Spangler. Alice Spilter. Virginia Stout. Geraldine Viclers, Olga Mae Wyatt. Wednesday at Seven is the popular slogan of the Young Women ' s Christian Association at West Virginia. It is at this hour each week the Y carries on the major part of its varied program. To all women students who believe in its purpose — to make life more meaningful for others as well as for one ' s self — and who are eaqer to participate in its activities and support, the Y. W. C. A. is an invitation and opportunity. With students throughout the country, the members of Y. W. here are the Student Christian Movement and the World Student Christian Federation. Each year they look forward to attending intercollegiate confer- ences and visiting other campuses, both in and out of the state. ) 4 i cv a fii a ilI13A r u ' k ROY M. HAWLEY Director of Athletics FORREST B. CRANE Office Manager and Publicity Director 1942 RECORD W. Virginia 21; Washington Lee 7 W. Virginia . 0; Boston College 33 W. Virginia 13; South Carolina . W. Virginia 14; Fordham ... 23 W. Virginia 27; Waynesburg . . W. Virginia 24; Penn State ... W. Virginia . 7; Kentucky .... W. Virginia . 0; Michigan State . 7 W, Virginia 13; Miami 21 f COACH WILLIAM F. (BILL) KERN whose three-year tenure as head grid master of the Mountaineers came to an end on May 6, 1943, when he accepted a commission in the USNR. iUlillR IBUi Despite four losses — two early and two late In the season — West Virginia ' s football Moun- taineers in 1942 marked up the best record com- piled by an Old Gold and Blue eleven since the Sun Bowl championship year of 1937. The final tabulation showed five victories as against four defeats for a difficult nine-game schedule. It should be added that the Mountaineers ' record might have been even better had the squad not been riddled by injuries and manpower losses to the armed services. Never once after the opener with Washington and Lee was Coach Bill Kern able to field his full strength. After mopping up on the Generals in Charles- ton, 21-7, the Mountaineers ran into all kinds of trouble in Boston and were overwhelmed by the famed Flying Eagles, 33-0. The following week they rebounded to defeat South Carolina, 13-0, in their home opener, however. Fordham was the next foe at New York ' s Polo Grounds and again the Mountaineers fell, 23-14, but only after giving the Rams a great run for their money. Then followed an easy 27-0 win over Waynesburg. The two high spots came midway In the cam- paign. Playing before a homecoming crowd of 15,000, the Mountaineers swamped a powerful Penn State team, 24-0, in one of the greatest exhibitions In West Virginia history. This was Penn State ' s only defeat of the year and the ensuing week-end the NIttany Lions rebounded to beat a crack University of Pennsylvania ma- chine. Everything the Mountaineers did against the Lions was just right, starting with Charley Front Row (left to right): Co-Manager Stanley Cox. Charles Boggs. Charles Swain. James Fawcett, John Lucenle. Alfred Jones. Donald Wotring. Arnett Willey. Joe Salucci, Co-Manager Mickey Wallace. Second Row: Coach Ray Carnel ' y, Warder Powell. Ed Kulakowski, Gene Corum. Steve Narick. Victor Peelish. Pete Yost. John Katchur. Allan Martin. Dick McElwee. Bill Gardner, Quentin Barnettc, Tony Leone. Andy Clark, Charles Schrader, Coach Frank Kuti, Third Row: Head Coach Bill Kern. Coach Glennis Ells. Bob Dutton, John Mercular. Virgil Williams. Bill Bell, Tony Paulin. Neil Montone, Leo Benjamin. Louis Dattola. Charles Helinski, Chester Spelock. George Fatt. Emil Allegrini. Coach Ira Errett Rodgers. Coach Robert Mellace. Fourth Row: Carlyle StaHord. Dick Leonard, Al Snyder. Guy Cassell, John Poiega Pele DIujnieski, Fred Morecraft. Bob Thomas. Lou Feldman. Leslie Palmer. John Ryan, John Knapp. Paul Oennson. Dick Northrop y Victor Peelish (61), Mountaineer guard, about to bring down Andrejco (42), Fordham bacic, in thrilling game at Polo Grounds, New York, won by the Rams, 23-14. John Mercular (7!) and Andy Clark (81) try to reach the runner. Schrader ' s booming 65-yarcl punt to the Penn State 3-yard line early in the first quarter. West Virginia scored its first touchdown just six min- utes after the kickoff. Kentucky was the next victim. After battling on even terms for 59 minutes at Lexington, Fresh- man Dick Leonard connected on a long pass to Sophomore Fred Morecraft for a touchdown that gave West Virginia a memorable 7-0 triumph. The tables were reversed when Michigan State was met at East Lansing, the Spartans romping off with a 7-0 decision. The season ended for the travel-weary Kernmen in Miami ' s Orange Bowl, where an exciting duel resulted in a 21-13 win for Miami. Standout of the season was little Dick Mc- Elwee, senior field general, who led the team in ground gaining and scoring for the second QUENTIN BARNETTE (Quarterback FOOTSIE PALMER Halfback IKE MARTIN Halfback DICK LEONARD Fullback • J? « ftl. Jt- ' ■5? n Coach Kern gives a few pointers to tackle star Ed Kulakowski. straight year. McElwee carried the ball 92 times for net yardage gains of 444 and tallied 38 points on four touchdowns, I I consecutive conversions and a field goal. McElwee ' s nearest rival for ground-gaining honors was his halfback running mate, Ike Martin, who climaxed his career with 314 yards. McElwee was elected honorary cap- tain at the close of the season. A trio of Mountaineer tacUes— Warder Powell, Lou Ddttola and Tony Paulln. The Mountaineers chase Filipowlcz, Fordham star, as he races 70 yards for a touch- down early in game. West Virginia came back to be- wilder the Rams in the sec- end half, but bowed after a hectic struggle. ■ •ism iK ■■ ' J itlL ' iii ' -ar waiB3 The mighty mite, Dick McElwee, boots another extra point. Ike Martin kneeling. Rudy Baric, youthful Mountaineer floor nnentor, who served in place of Lieut. Dyke Raese. Baric was the outstanding star of the 1942 national championship teann. In the face of tremend ous odds, West Virginia came within an eyelash of duplicating its great success of 1942 during the 1943 basketball sea- son. Bidding for a return invitation to Madison Square Garden, where they won the national championship under Dyke Raese the year before, the ' 43 Mountaineer cagers missed out only by the margin of a single point — a 48-47 loss to Washington Jefferson late in the season. hHav- ing beaten the Mountaineers in an earlier game, IMS 44.42, W. J. received the tournament bid from this district. Under the youthful coaching of Rudy Baric, outstanding star of the 1942 quint, the Moun- taineers compiled the enviable record of 14 wins and seven losses. Among their victims were Penn State, Fordham, Army, Navy, Temple, Pitt and Duquesne. Against Pitt, the Mountaineers shattered their all-time scoring record of 80 points and then. CAPT. SCOTTY HAMILTON BENNY LEV IS CARNEY DAVIS JOE V ALTHALL Ted NIcksict vaults r Ray Lumpp of N. Y. U. in exciting overtinne duel before 18.000 at Madison Square Garden. West Virginia was nosed out, 52-51. just to prove this was no fluke, came back and bettered the new mark against Salem. Joe Walthall, sophomore guard, eclipsed Baric ' s single season scoring record of 332 points by counting 377 in the 2 I games. Walthall also tied the all-time single game scoring record of 32 points and broke Baric ' s single game Field House mark of 25 with 30 points in the Salem contest. TED NICKSICK FLOYD STARK ANDY REAVES BERKELEY DAVIS Ul nnUUii BEHRD West V WestV West V WestV WestV West V WestV WestV WestV West V WestV rgin rgin rgin rgin rgin rgin rgin rgin rgin rgin rgin a 65; Bethany 32 a 57; Alderson-Broaddus . . 34 a 60; Wesleyan 47 a 63; Weslayen 50 a 33; Pitt 48 a 51; New York U 52 a 50; St. Bonaventure ... 37 a 36; Duquesne 52 a 42; Washington Jefferson 44 a 32; Penn State 27 a 50; Army 35 46 42 54 50 West Virginia 52; Fordham . . . West Virginia 44; Temple .... West Virginia 40; Penn State . . West Virginia 69; Waynesburg . West Virginia 43; Navy 33 West Virginia 47; Washington Jefferson 48 West Virginia 46; Syracuse 63 West Virginia 82; Pitt 64 West Virginia 56; Duquesne 37 West Virginia 86; Salem 36 The ball seemed fo float in the air as Andy Reaves (3) and Scotty Hamilton (8) tangled with Sam Mele. N. Y. U. star, for possession in Madison Square Garden. mm : ' St V 1943 West Virginia Boilng Squad, photographed at West Po first row: Gurd. Coach Russell Stoner, Pietro, Feld Harririgton. Walden, Cabrera, Cadet Din N. Y. Left to right, back row: Smolin, Manager escort), Mollis, uuu West Virginia ' s 1943 boxing sched- ule was curtailed by the cancellation of several nnatches by opponents who dropped the sport for the duration. In their opening duel, the Moun- taineers were defeated by Arnny at West Point, 5 1-2 to 2 1-2, and in their only other match, against Mich- igan State at home, they were beaten 5 to 3. Wrestling was dropped from the intercollegiate program for the dura- tion due to the absence of Coach Albert Gwynne, now in the Navy. OIF The Mountaineer golf schedule likewise was abbre- viated, only three matches being played. Under the guidance of Dr. Richard Aspinall, the West Virginia linksmen wound up with two victories and one defeat. After taking the measure of Pitt and Carnegie Tech, the Mountaineers blew a chance to score a repeat victory over the Tartans and were downed in their final match. Leading members of the team were Ronnie Moore, Don Hall, John Crow, Jimmy Spencer, Mike Kelly and Frank DePond. Dr. Richard Aspinall, coach, demomtratei tu Don Hall. Raymond Fisher and Ronald Moore. Ronald Moore, one of the stars of the 1943 Mountaineer linksmen. Don Hall tees up a ball as Jimmy Spencer looks on l ompiimentd ISLAND CREEK COAL COMPANY HOLDEN. WEST VIRGINIA IllHore J- ower to LjoUy f- artners! We ' ll keep things humming while you ' re fighting up there. 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