West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1957 volume:

The 1957 Monticola Ed Galligan David Haga • Editor • Business Manager Presents West Virginia University .{and its sluaents, some 6,089 of them V ' r- % 508 graduates . . . 986 seniors . . . 1,229 juniors . . . 1,502 sophoipores 1,626 freshmen . . . and 238 special students In a year that was . . . In a year that was . . . , . . . though usually pleasant i 4 In a year that was m ' -ir ' urrie - • ' - ' « ' In a year that was . . . - ' J ' [3L4AjBN il « B - ' . ? ,za- H -3 In a year that was . . . In a year that was . . . Jo L¥ 1 m k I ■? %lt. lIS . 1 - ' t ' t friendships • • • In a year that was • • • ■J i f ' - ■ 7 _ •..- his is WVU, our Alma Mate the mother of our intellects, mc A ,-. , . cw how we remember it . A dream coming true — the West Virginia University Medical Center. M Occupied second term — temporary quarters for engineers. Cl.lll|)lrtr,l lllis f.lll lniMir U II -9 I wimini i i . 4 4 -J- 4i i II I . PI sr ill 1 - r 1 . ' ff Years of MfiAAA Where music has a free reign. Expansion . . . It all started with Martin Hall a long time ago. Ninety years is a lot of time for growing, and the University has grown; haphazardly, leisurely. Brick and stone, ivy and traditions. A growth from a few buildings to an educational giant standing by the Monongahela. A li ing heart, a great heart, beating slowly, steadily. And as the campus skyline changes, we are able to see the growth. .Slightly before us came Armstrong Hall, Physics Building, and Brooks Hall. The top of the Library was completed. The Health Center became a reality and the Uni ersity received the Cafeteria and a rather permanent temporary Mountainlair building. In our midst came more expansion and plans. The Journalism School achieved its own headcjuarters. The Music Building was completed, as was New Hall for women. Fire played ha oc with Mechanical Hall, giving us two new aluminum structures to ser e as a temporaiy home for engineers. The heating plant for the new med center is finished. The Basic Sciences Building is nearing completion, and a capital land improvement was made witji the obtain- ing of the Evansdale Campus. To become an e -entual reality are numerous plans now in the mill. The state legislature has authorized tlie issue of revenue bonds to finance construction of new agriculture and engineering colleges. The University Teaching Hospital will be completed. Construction will begin on the approved plans for a new bookstore. In time, the now-proposed Men ' s Hall extension will be realized, and Mountainlaii; will have a new union building. Years of expansion. Before us. in our midst, and to come. The gears mesh and mo e, and a great Universitv grows. 1. Martin Hall, 2. Experiment Station Building. 3. Woodburn Hall. 4. Reynolds Hall. 5. Science Hall. 6. Temporary Engineering Building No. 1, 7. Armory, 8. Ad- ministration Building. 9. President ' s Home, 10. Heating Plant, 11. School of Music, 12. Horticulture Greenhouse, 13. School of Medicine. 14. Oglebay Hall. 15. Woman ' s Hall, 16. Agricultural Economics No. 2, 17. College of Law, 18. Mountaineer Field, 19. Speech Annex. 20. Chemistry Building, 21. Field House, 22. Eliza- beth Moore Hall, 23. Library, 24. Oglebay Hall Annex, 25. Men ' s Hall. 26. Agricultural Economics No. 1. 27. Temporary Engineering Building No. 2, 28. Textiles Laboratory, 29. Mineral Industries Building. 30. Health Center. 31. Terrace Hall. 32. Home Management House. 33. New Women ' s Dormitory. 34. Forestry Build- ing. 35. Cafeteria, 36. Mountainlair. 37. Armstrong Hall. 38. Brooks Hall, 39. Spruce Street Annex, 40. Nursery School. 41. Glasscock Annex, 42. Plant Pathology Greenhouse, 43. Physics Building. 44. Drill Field, 45. Home Management ApartTients. 46. Counseling Center, 47. Placement Office. Governor of West Virginia BOARD OF GOVERNORS WILLIAM G. THOMPSON President Montgomery A. C. SPURR Vice-President Wheeling K. DOUGLAS BOWERS Secretary Beckley RAYMOND E. SALVATI Huntington THOMAS E. MILLSOP Weirton MRS. PAUL HAMMANN Martinsburg E. G. OTEY Bluefield THOMAS L. HARRIS Parkersburg FRANK J. ZSOLDOS Pineville IRVIN STEWART Chief Executive Officer Morgantown CECIL H. UNDERWOOD Cevll H. t '  ii4?f tf oocf GOVERNOR STATt Of weST VIRGINIA r-rf.duating Seniors t-sfc Vir£;ir!ia University I ' y deer Seniors i It i? itideed e personal honor for me to bring you gr etings in behalf of the people of Wsst Vir,- ' 1 • ' ' ' - participate in your comm«5nce- meji ■ ' • I ■ ' s. You are graduating into an unparalleled era of opporti- ■ . ' i: reater need existed for pro , : , ' •■-. ,- .: young people. Test virf ir.ia stands on the threshold of -unpre- cedented grovrth and development. It has tecome a CO tf v o ' ' detraction for radern industrial eXi .; , h will ir.or- ' ■ r,nd for trsi.-.foG i ' r- :-ii.el . I hope ., w ,. , Ul rer.nin here to help with the building of a greater state. Also, I hope you ill shar- ■ ; ' desire to build our tJnivers.ity to e-i en i iL ' Sr le ' -els of aohievement in the educational v orl:n. : _ ' t v ishes attent all of you, eryXinoerely, 20 lUrst IHrainm lIuincEaitiT MoncjAtiToift OPI ' lCe i F THE peEKIOGM UKfjikj j!%C A t! -Vt IRVIN STEWARl LL.B., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D. President of WVU 21 I 1 Deans lUtaaaHg Betty Boyd, A.B. Dean of Women J. Everett Long, M.A. Re i t rar Joseph C. Gluck, B .A., B.D. Director of Student Ajjairs and Directors CHESTER A. ARENTS M.E. Dean of the College of Engineering BORIS C. BELPULITI B.S.P.E., M.S.P.E. Director of Mountainlair RAYMOND W. COLEMAN Ph.D. Dean of the College of Commerce CLYDE L. COLSON LL.B., S.J.D. Dean of the College of Law RAY OSCAR DUNCAN Ed.D. Dean of the School of Physical Education and Athletics ROBERT BARCLAY DUSTMAN Ph.D. Dean of the Graduate School WELDON HART Ph.D. Director of the School of Music 1 COL. JOSEPH ERNEST PAYNE B.S. Professor of Air Scierice PERLEY ISAAC REED Ph.D. Director of the School of Journalism EDWARD JERALD VAN LIERE M.D., Ph.D. Dean of the School of Medicine ARMAND RENE COLLETT Ph.D. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences ESTON KERMIT FEASTER Ed.D. Dean of the College of Education J. LESTER HAYMAN JOHN OLIVER KNAPP JAMES S. MONCRIEF JR. Ph.C. M.S. B.S. Agr. B.S. Dean of the College of Director of the Agricultural Professor of Military Science Pharmacy Extension Division and Tactics HARRY ROSS VARNEY Ph.D. Dean of the College of Agriculture, Forestry and Home Economics BILL MCTORSON Student Body President IDA COOPER Student Body Vice-President SHARON FISK Executive Council Secretary Student Government The University ' s student government acts as the most powerful voice some 6,000 students have in the functioning of the University. Started in 1921, and reorganized under a new constitu- tion in 1952, student government provides for three sepa- rate departments of governmental activity: the student executi e council, the student legislature, and the student court. The purpose of student government is to sponsor and organize activities and projects, help co-ordinate the work of other campus groups, represent the student body to the faculty, administration and off-campus groups, and to pro- vide students with experience in organization, human rela- tions and democratic self-government. Through newsletters, open meetings, and suggestion ses- sions, student government establishes a clo.ser liaison with the students. Increasing in efficiency, activity, and respon- siveness to student needs, student government is growing in its role as the representative of the entire student body. FRESHMAN ELECTIONS, sponsored by Student Government, are watched quite closely by the upperclassmen . . . their motives being several. ' Beat Pitt 3,000 times. Executive Council Composed of the president and vice president of the stu- dent body and the presidents and vice presidents of the senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman classes, the ten- member executive council serves as the advisory board to the student body president. It has the power to create such class organizations as deemed necessary, and submits for approval to the student legislature the arious class functions, special programs, and projects. Not a small part of executive council ' s job is the investi- gation of opportunities for student government services. COLLECTIVE SPOKES who organize campus activities and projects Seated, (left to right): Polly Kessel. Senior Class Vice-President; Sharon Frisk. Sophomore Class Vice-President: Bob Brown. Senior Class President. Standing: Jack Bowman, Freshman Class President; Ida Cooper. Student Body Vice-President; Tom Tandy. Sophomore Class President; Mary Harris. Freshman Class Vice-President; Bill Victorson, Student Body President; John Frisk. Junior Class President; Jane McMillion, Junior Class Vice-President. 25 Legislature is the policy-making; branch ot student gov- ernment. Its membership is composed of representatives from each college and school in proportion to the enroll- ment. Under its power to make all regulations necessary and proper to promote the general welfare of the student body, the legislature formulates many student government poli- cies. Most major projects arc authorized or inspired by legislature resolutions. Legislature confirms or rejects all appointments made by the student body president, determines rules of freshman tradition, sponsors traditional weekends and special events, appropriates student government funds and requires re- ports from student committees and organizations under its jurisdiction. Student Legislature POLICY MAKERS. Seated: (left to right I Mary Ann Bornmann. Bill Curry. Aaron Traub. Judy Peters. Marjorie Losli. Sara Holliday, Darlene Roberts. Margie Christopher. Second ROW : Don Snyder, Bob Weiler, Phil Hill, Ted Baker. John Fuscaldo. Walt Haddad. Third row: John DeMund, Al Karickhofl. Marion Brooks, Bud Thalman, Tom Wiley, Ray Ogden, Hugh Kennedy, Tom Parrish. Not pictured: Sally Armentrout, Tom Pyles. DECISION MAKERS. Seated (left to right) Betty Arnett, Mary Farr Wallace. Ann Wotring. Standing : Andy Kerr, chief justice- Tom Potter Jim Wise Paul Kidd. Student Court Four ex-officio members — the Summit of Moimtain, ranking men ' s honorary; the Emperor of Sphinx, senior men ' s honoiary; the President of AWS and the President of Mortar Board, plus three members appointed by the Student body president, compose the seven-member Stu- dent Court. The court, not members of the legislature, elects the Chief Justice from its own membership. Student Court performs the judicial function of student government. It certifies proposed constitutional amend- ments as to form and content, and functions as an impor- tant regulating branch of student government, ha ing the power to recommend methods of dealing with iolators of Uni ersitv regulations. 1957 Monticola ED GALLIGAN Editor-in-Chief D.WID HAGA Biuineis Manager Whether you were finishing your college career or just beginning it, the school year ' 56- ' 57 was a memorable one for you. It was a good year, in some ways a great year. It was your year. Here, on the pages of this annual, the Monticol. staff presents it to you — the events you will want to remember — the record of another year at West Virginia University. To tell this story is one thing. To tell it well is another. In the beginning, it was all fun and games. Editors drifted in, impromptu parties started, welcomed visitors added to the merriment. Dead- lines were far into the future. CUT SESSION! An early stage of work on this glossy panorama of a year at WVU is the clipping of class-section pictures. With the passing of time, typewriters clattered, flash bulbs flared, inconvenient yet necessary retakes were made. The staflT was wrap- ped up in its own pressured undertaking with that last deadline no longer in the comfortable future. Tedious work, yet enjoyable, as the 1957 Monticol. took shape. It was a big job, handled by a competent staff. To Dr. Gainer and to all the staff who still made appearances after the staff pic- tures were taken, many thanks. To those who became strangers after the pictures were taken, no comment, for there is nothing to say. Thanks are also due to those, who though not of this publica- tion, probably without realizing it gave us moral and material sup- port at a time when it was most needed: ... to Dick Phillips for pictures and for those extra-special pictures . . . to E. T. DuMetz for the religion sub-divider . . . to Home Ideas for the beauty section props ... to Kathy Lou- fakis for pictures and help ... to Glen Bengston, Stan Harris, Don Bond and Betty Boyd for interest and aid when needed ... to Diane Fisher for artwork with a special significance ... to Mary McDaniel for lend-lease equipment and information varification ... to Benson Printing Company and Ralph Langreck, our con- tact with the printers, for everything, and for having the patience of Job . . . Thus, another Monticol.v is complete. Incidently, people often ask the meaning of the word Monticola. Its a combination of two good Latin words, monti meaning mountain, and cola meaning dweller, making mountain dweller, or in our modern language, Mountaineers. So that ' s it. Here is the record of one school year — the 90th in the history of West Virginia University. The year of 1956-57 to be exact. That ' s all. STAFF MEMBERS Ed Galligan, Editor-in-Chief David Haca. Business Manager Sharon Andrews, Associate Editor Margie Christopher, Associate Editor Ann McMunn, Assoc. Business Mgr. DuANE Ferine, Assoc. Business Mgr. Linda Bartlett, Class Editor Carolyn Barlow. Organizations Editor Judy Mackenzie. Features Editor Mary Fran Rogerson, Fraternal Editor Budd Thalman, Sports Editor Darlene Roberts, Photography Editor JONi Walker, Publicity Chairman Ann Linger, Art Editor Rocky Ferrell, Advertising Manager Marta Jo Bowles, Subscription Chmn. Paul Veatch, Photographer Gordon Browning, Photographer Jack Bartlett, Photographer Gary Dennison, Photographer Fran Truman, Staff Shirley Roberts, Staff Bob Shatzer, Staff Rose Tropea, Staff Betty Jo Queen, Staff Dave Wiley. Staff Alice Lee Taylor, Staff Janet Wallace, Staff Miriam Wall, Staff Betty Skidmore, Staff John Thalimer, Staff Sandra Fervier, Staff Marion Wetherby, Staff Marolyn Barlow, Staff CHECK AND RECHECK. Many phont- present a calls and unnumbered hours checking copy are necessary to true picture of campus life. THE YEAR ' S RECORDERS. Their sense of humor enabled their survival: (left to right i Sharon Andrews. Associate Editor; Marge Christopher. Associate Editor; Linda Bartlett. Class Editor; Carolyn Barlow. Organizations Editor; Judy Mackenzie, Features Editor; Mary Fran Rogerson. Fraternal Editor; Budd Thalman. Sports Editor; Darlene R oberts, Photography Editor; Joni W alker. Publicity Chairman; Ann Linger. Art Editor; Ann McMunn. Associate Business Manager; Duane Perine, Associate Business Manager; Rocky Ferrell. Advertising Manager: Marta Jo Bowles, Subscription Chairman. Nancie Funk, Typist Pattie Wilkerson, Typist Sandra Sturm, Typist Emilv Morey, Typist Peggy Zubeb. Typist Joyce Hanna, Receptionist Rosalie Fuscaldo, Receptionist Sylvia Lough, Receptionist Patty O ' Brien, Receptionist Margaret Mangus, Receptionist DR. PATRICK W. GAINER Faculty Advisor It Daily Athenaeum I HE LiHIEl ' S. iluldii.s ul tlu- Athenaeum ' s top positions: Bill bt tns, cditoi-in-i hief: Pat Coovcr, business manager; Sam C ' hapnian, managing editor. The Daily Athenaiim is the means whereby a steady diet of news — campus, national and international — comes to the student each day, Tuesday through Saturday. Produced in accordance with the best principles of journ- alism as practiced by America ' s best newspapers, the Athen- aeum is in reality the laboratory project of the WVU school of journalism. Twenty-seven reporters, all students in the school of Journalism, gather news of the campus scene each semester. Five news, two sports, two .society and one literary editor combine this campus news fare with state, national and world news from the United Press wire to present the stu- dent body each morning with one of the best edited and most attractive college newspapers in the nation. The editor-in-chief prepares the editorial page daily, as- sisted by some 25 student editorial writers and a five-per- son editorial board. Each day comprehensive coverage of the sports world is presented, with emphasis on University athletics. Society editors are concerned with campus organizations. Because of its small tabloid size, the Athenaeum is in- capable of the depth of reporting and volume of news pres- entation of the typical daily. The essential information and comment are there, however, in a neat package. In charge of coordinating the paper ' s departments outside of the editorial page is the managing editor. The Anthenaeum, through a well-run and lucrative ad- vertising program, stays solvent year after year and man- ages to make enough money to provide the journalism school with new equipment. CUSSING OR DISCUSSING advertising layout, ad salesman Joe Bongiardina makes a point to Pat Coover, business manager. HARD AT WORK producing another issue are. left to right, copy editors Jim Snyder. J. M. Bennett. Jerry Kessel and John V ' easey; news editor Mary Lee Grimmett and managing editor Sam Chapman. Each day, work such as this, met usually with enthusiasm and most always with success, brings about the Athenaeum. STAFF William Stevens Editor-in-Chief Sam Chapman Managing Editor Patricia Coover Business Manager Fred Queen News Editor Linda Bartlett News Editor Mary Lee Grimmett News Editor Art Ciervo News Editor Don Sch aub News Editor Dave Farley News Editor Geraldine Kessel News Editor Edwina Mackey News Editor Janet Wallace News Editor Gordon Leckie News Editor Fran Ward Literary Editor Geraldine Kessel Society Editor Janet Wallace Society Editor Diane Ash Society Editor Janet Molle Society Editor Budd Thalman Sports Editor John Veasey Sports Editor Bob Ours Sports Editor EDITORIAL BOARD Budd Thalman Polly Kessel Mary Lee Grimmett Don Schaub Sam Chapman BEFORE AFTER. Second semester brought a face-lifting for the D. . what with the adoption of a new headline style, narrower column width, elimination of column rules and a deeper pa.ge. Vaters -. islol if- - - DAILY -■ fit t?-,r ynilthonen,, l- 2-: I ? u- L 31 %i I Honoraries ■■• • ' ,$ • ir -w r ' Alpha Epsilon Delta National Pre-Medical Honor Society — founded on cam- pus 1931 — membership recoa;nized on basis of scholastic achievement, leadership, and initiative — purpose is to en- courage excellence of the importance of pre-medical educa- tion — annually presents scholarship award to outstanding pre-mcdical freshman. DOCTORS TO-BE. First bow: (left to right) Dan Fiiedberg. Frank Wesfall. Tom Nassif. Bill Wotring. George Richard. Wallace Dawson. Second row: Jim Synder. Lowell Secrist. Don Dickenson. Emily Morey. Molly O ' Kelly. Sam Pasquale, Joe Maiola. Third bow: John Repaire. Dale Sponaugle. Marion Brooks. Fourth row: John Fuscaldo. Joe Morgan. Bob Bishop. Al Bsharah. Tom Covey. Al Karickhoff. James Anderson. Bill Harris. ( 34 Alpha Kappa Psi Commerce Professional Honorary Fraternity — estab- lished on WVU campus 1943 — purpose is to encourage its members to maintain a high scholastic average and to parti- cipate in business and professional activities — educational and service projects include conducting industrial tours and research projects, showing industrial films to members, furnishing ushers for Annual Labor Conference and Annual Tax Institute held at the University, publication of a place- ment booklet lor graduating seniors — other projects include awarding a scholarship key to the senior male student in the college of commerce with the highest scholastic average — publication of news bulletins and news letters — Beta Rho Chapter of WVU was one of fi e chapters in the United States which attained perfect efficiency scores for the 1955- 56 academic year awarded on basis of professional activ- ities. CAMPUS CALCULATORS. First Row: (left to right) Clayton Bostlc. William Miller. Walter Bosley, John Young. Second row: Raymond Duda, Richard Toney, Russell Isaacs. William Douds. Ernest Dunham, Harold Murphy. Robert Tuttle. John Fragale. Third how: Mike Gulasi. Jack Beckett. John Ball, Tom Coleman. Claude Gillespie. John Prezkop. Jack Dyar. Fourth row: Robert Milne. Francis Gyke. Ronald Tarr. George Rice. Don Wright. Lawrence Mangus. Marvin Titus. Fifth row: Asher Bryte. Dave Haga. Aaron Trub. Harold McDowell. Keith McAfee. Raymond Cross. Ellis Carter. Not pictured: David Grimes. Bernard Cuddy. James Manley. Eugene Mooney. Clifton McDonald. John Pervola. Jeffrey Rush. Gary Walker, Fred Wright. Advisor. 35 Alpha Tau Alpha National Professional Agriculture Education Honorary — established at West Virginia University in 1950 — purpose is to de clop a true professional spirit in the teaching ot agri- culture, and to train teachers of agriculture to be rural leaders in their communities — special projects of group in- clude: sponsoring a delegate to National Conclave of Alpha Tau Alpha at Kansas City and to Student Teacher Meet- ing — participation in Future Farmers of America and voca- tional agriculture activities — publishing a newsletter sent to all state vocational agricultural departments and alumni — sponsoring a booth for Springspree Weekend — annual ban- quet and outing finishes the year ' s activities. AG TEACHERS BAND TOGETHER: First how : I left to right) Wilmer Hines. Bill Patton, Clarence Spences. Bill Collins. Bill Black. Dixon Law. Second bow: Dr. R. C. Butler. Advisor; Charles Cole. Claude White, Jr.. Jim Michael. Paul Homan. Jim Shuniaker. Robert Jack. Anthony Ferrise. Thibd row: Neil Hedrick. Donald Hartman, Moncelle Berg. Charles Crum. Jim Criss. Robert Kerwood. Not pictured: Blaine Norman. Max Flesher, Clarence Brown, Forest Soutliall. Grant Schoolcraft. 36 Arnold Air Society OFFICERS: Tom Wiley, Eldon Ross. James Wanamaker, Tom Fejgusoii. John P. Ball. Honorary Air Force Fraternity — members taken from junior and senior cadets having high scholastic averages, officer potential, and leadership — activities include Spring Banquet, Military Ball, Honor Guard for flag-raising cere- monies at home football games — other activities include conducting retreat ceremonies, sponsoring delegates to Arnold Air Society National Conclave, assisting with Cadet Hop — one of their projects is presenting the Colonel Joe W. C ' ompton Memorial Award to the most outstanding senior in AFROTC. SKYWAYS FOR HIGHWAYS FmsT how: (left to right) Jim Wanamaker. Ton Ferguson. Eld..n Ross. Tom Wiley. Second bow: Col. Te rrell M. Upchurch, Larry Reppert, Eugene Wimer, Bill Heathcote. Sam Wesse, Denton Garner, John P. Ball. 37 Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering honorary — established 1947 on campus — purpose is to recognize outstanding accomplish- ments by electrical engineering students — maintains loan and scholarship funds for deserving students — maintains E. E. films in library for use in high schools — presents award to electrical engineering sophomore who achieves highest axerage in his freshman year — has spring and fall initiation banquets. ENGINEER ' S ELITE. First row: (left to right) Larry Reppert. vice-president: Bob Bruce, recording secretary: James Fowlkes. corresponding secretary; Al Sowers, president; Jim Sparacino, treasurer; Paul Davis, Joe Nay. Second row: Bill Mathena. Jim Wanamal er, Dave Dillon. Jerry Amos. Bill Closser, Gerald Sliowalter. Guy Kellison. Thihd row: Mr. M. M. Peterson. John Harshbarger. John Hill. Ed Barbe. Nelson Smith. Prof. E. C. Jones. Faculty Advisor; Loran Ray Shaffer. Jim Smith. Harry Jarrett, Prof. C. B. Seibert. 38 Fi Batar Cappar Mock Men ' s Honorary for junior, senior, and post-grad- uate men who have shown service to the university and who exemplify the indomitable Mountaineer school-spirit — established on campus 1914 — activities include organiz- ing freshmen traditions, conducts thuses, sponsors Home- coming Parade and sponsors one of the highlights of the spring calendar in the Fi Batar Minstrel — members of the pledge class easily identified by wearing of bathrobes, derbies, and canes — in general, contributes much to campus activities. MALES EXCLUSIVELY. First row: i left to right) John Hill. Bill Stevens. Joedy Gardner. Gene Lathey. Fred Post. Warren Upton, Bob Fidler. John Barile. Phil Chase. Second how: Bill Curry, Walter Beene, Bill Victorson, Roger Chancey. Adrian Nestor, Stark Wilmouth. Budd Thalman, Bob Brown, Larry Reppert. Dennis Jones. Fred Pattison, Walter Haddad. 39 Helvetia Sophomore Men ' s Honorary — established on campus in 1955 — purpose of Helvetia is to render service to the univer- sity, promote high scholarship and to develop leadership — members selected on basis of leadership, service and scliolar- ship — advises men on problems of activities. SERVICE RECOGNIZED. First bow: (left to right) Ted Baker. John King, Ed Zakaib. Bob McNutt. Second row: Ron Malcolm, John Bailey, Dave Smith. Tom Westfall. Third row: Bob Ghiz, Andy Boelckevy, Dick Rashid, Bob Summers. Fourth row: John VanMeter, Joe Comer, Dave Stemple, Tom Tandy, Bob Taylor. 40 Mountain Rankin? Men ' s Honorary — established on campus 1904 — purpose is to serve the university and to aid in evaluatins; student activities — membership based on personal charac- ter, achievement, and service — members limited to outstand- ing men in junior and senior classes — activities include sponsoring the Mountaineer Week Team — Hornecoming Dance and cheerleading squad — selects the Mountaineer. SILENT SONS. First bow: (left to right) Bob Hill. Joe Kopinsky. Andy Kerr. Bill Stevens. Second bow: Paul Kidd, Tom Potter. John Frisk, Roger Tomp- kins. Third bow: Jim Wickham, John Hill, Fred Post. Fourth row: Herb Underwood, Dr. Dana Wells, Bill Victorson, John Coyner. Fifth bow: Tom Wiley, Charles McKown. 41 HONORED LADIES. First row: (left to right) Carolyn Feagans, Polly Kessel, Jean King. Rosemary Scully. Second row: Sue Dodds, Delores Curtis. On stairs: Judith Porter, Marilyn MacDonald. Vir- ginia Kemp, Betty Arnett. Ann Wotring. cP , BELL RINGERS: Seated (left to right) Kitty Carroll Butts, Mary Bird Carder, Jane McMillion. Standing: Donna Jane Hughes, Marjorie Gerwig Mehl. Harriet Jones. Jane Gerwig Wharton, Eleanor Queen. Kitty Lehman, Janet Wallace. Not pictured: Car- ley Ann Rees. Marjorie Losh. lAli STUDIOUS SOPHOMORES Seated: (left to right) Isabel Bar- nard. Barbara Sayre, Mary Manol- akis, Sue Selby. First row: Lou- anna Furbee, Fran Barnes. Dreama Wyant, Maria Sagris, Emily Mar- tin. Second row: Patty Steele, Ruth Cuppett, Ruth Ann Booth, Carol Kusic, Mary Ann Bommann. Mortar Board Chimes Senior Vomcns Honorary — founded on campus 1924 — members chosen on basis of leadership, scholarship, and service — purpose is to recognize and encourage scholarship and leadership — activities include sponsoring the Freshman Mix and programs of cultural stimulation for members and the campus — presents a freshman scholarship award — projects financed by a mum sale Homecoming Weekend — organiza- tion serves to promote the cultural and educational aspects of university life. Junior Women ' s Honorary — organized on campus 1948 — membership based on scholarship, leadership and service — special projects of Rho- dendron chapter were prc-convocation series, academic orientation of under classmen — Chimes Loan Fund — tea for transfer students — Chimes scholarship award to sophomore women — members tapped dur- ing Link Day Services in May. Li-Toon-Awa Sophomore Women ' s Honorary — symbol is crossed arrows denoting Friendship — membership based on high qualities of leadership, char- acter, scholarship, and service to the University — special projects of group include sponsoring an open house for freshman girls, also a spring tea — act as tutors for the freshmen girls — members pledged each May in Link Day Ceremony. 43 Pershing Rifles Honorary for Army and Air Force ROTCI — installed on campus 1956 — membership chosen on basis of o;ood average in Military — purpose is to de elop, encourage, and preserve ideal of military profession, promote American citizenship, and to pro ide recognition of outstanding military ability among the cadets of senior ROTC imits — activities of the regiment in national levels include formation of drill team, rifle matches, drill meets, participation in Morgantown parades, and attendance at the Apple Blossom Festival. Maj. Kenneth L. Adriance. USAF. Air Force Advisor; Capt. Delmas V. Lippard, USA. Army Advisor; Capt. Stanley H. Reed, USAF. Assistant Air Force Advisor; Sue Mudge. Honorary Sponsor. MILITARY MANEUVERS. Members : Jim Anderson, Jerry Ardigo. Mike Barrett, Tom Bartlett. Randall Beaty. Andrew Billie. Dean Boley. Joe Bongiardina, Gary Bowers. Bill Bowers. Rupert Bowling. John Brightwell, Robert Burow, Ted Champ, Clarence Charocoff, Joe Comer, Joe Corey, Philip Cumpston, Bob ' Dadich. Curtis Dale, Terry DeBiase, Stuart Dillon, Ray Donham, Robert Dotson, Charles Duffield, Jim Eberhart, Herbert Eder, Frank Emblen, Rocky Ferrell, Pete Gallucci, Tom Gant, James Hart, Russell Haynes. David Hetzel, John Hibbs, Charles Hozdic, Bob Huss, Tom Karnes, Nestor Karnovpakis, Gary Kelly, Bill Kendall, Bernard Korona, George Lambert, Lee James Lamberty, John Legge, Cordell Leonard, Howard Longhouse, John McDaniel, War- ren McGraw, Charles Mahan, Gene Malott, Burton Martin, Bruce Meredith, Charles Miller, James Miller, Richard Miller, Joe Moreland, Karl Morey, Tom Morris, Charles Morrison, George Myers, Kent Myers, Harper Nelson, Howard Nopaisker, Joe Panepinto, Arthur Peet, Anthony Polls, Dewey Pritt, Norman Robinson, Eldon Ross, Jack Scherlacher, Alan Scheerer, John Schellnase, Robert Shaw, Jim Shires, Kenneth Spencer, Charles Stewart, Larry Stewart, Charles Strickland, Jim Summers. Bob Summers, Don Swickert, Jim Taylor, Bob Taylor, John Tennant, Kennard Tennany, Bill Teter, Fred Thomas, Gerald Trainer, Kenneth Turner, Richard Vandervort, Tom Westfall, Jon Young, Bill Zimmerman. Phi Lambda Upsilon National Chemistry Honorary Society — organized on West Virsjinia Uni ersity campus 1924 — purpose is to pro- mote higli scholarship and original investigation in all branches of pure and applied chemistry — members, selected for scholarship, character, and initiative, are chosen from the junior, senior, and graduate classes in chemistry, chem- ical engineering, and related fields of applied chemistry — sponsors the Friend E. CUaik Lectures, honoring Dr. Friend E. Clark, professor emeritus, and former head of the De- partment of Chemistry at West Virginia University. CREAM OF THE CHEM MAJORS. First row: (left to right) Eugene Meller. Shean-Lin Lu. Bill Crockett. Paul Sample. Charles Davis. Dr. C. Y. Wen, Harry Orndorflf. Dr. John Gibson, Second row: Don Smith. Duncan Brown. Mr Donald Bellinger. Andy Shelton. Keith Walmsley. Edward Pacofsky, Dr. James Hall. Third row: Dick Gaertner, John McGee, Dr. H. O. Larson. Robert Jones. L. T. Fan. Don Holland. Dr. G. L. Humphery. Fourth bow: Warren Dean. George Dean. Tom Wiley, Steve Hanrahan. Ernie Cart. Dr. D. L. Wilhelm. 45 Scabbard and Blade Army ROTC National Honor Society — founded on cam- pus 1916 — membership of junior and senior classmen in Army ROTC — selection based on C a erage in military science class — over-all average of C — high degree of of- ficer potentiality, leadership — activities include escorting queen and her court at Annual Buckwheat Festival in King- wood — conducts alumni registration during Homecoming Week-end — providing an honor guard for flag-raising cere- monies at home football games — sponsors commissioning exercises for graduating ROTC students. THE BEST OF THE BOYS IN KHAKI, First row: (left to right) Charles Shuttleworth. Dick Miller, Capt. Richard Tuck. Gus Kaimakides. Bryce Maddox, Joe Bongiardina. Second row: Aaron Trub. Fred Ohlinger, Joe Dunn. Bill Drake. John Holland. Jerry Miller. Budd Thalman. Third how: Jack Murray. Ben Glisen. Harlan Kennison, Joel Rhein. Jim Boswell, Don McWhorter. John Steotzer, Jim Riley. Fourth row: Joe Tulley. Bud Dunham, Gene Bishoff. Phil Cumpston, Bill Kaufmann, Adrian Nestor. Bill VictorS)n. Damon Coffman. Phil Yoho. Gaven Sencindiver. 46 Sphinx Senior Men ' s Honorary — organized 1909 on West Vir- ginia University campus — dedicated to service to the univer- sity — membership composed of men possessing high quaH- ties of leadership, scholarship, and service — sponsors Sphinx Talent Show — Sphinx carnival — sponsors Mother ' s Day Sing during Greater West Virginia Weekend — provides ushers for commencement — presents awards to ten fresh- men with highest first semester scholastic averages at the Mother ' s Day Sing — presents Colburn-Smith award to sophomore with highest over-all average as a freshman. HONORED GENTLEMEN. First row : (left to right) Warren Upton, Paul Kidd. John Hill. Second row: Charles Shuttleworth, Bill Curry, Andy Kerr, Bob White. Tom Allen. Joe Brown. Jack Gates. Third row: Sam Chapman. Don Sehaub. Ed Galligan. Tom Covey. Bob Fiddler. Tom Parrish. Budd Thalman. Don Hark. Fourth row: Bill Mearns. Tom Ferguson. Bob Brown. George Sadd. Fifth row: Keith Wamsley. Dick Hashinger. Maynard Slaven. Lou Oliverio. Adrian Nestor. Bill Drake. Dan Friedberg. Tom Wiley. Rayburn Morrison. Bill Collins. 47 Tau Beta Pi National Engineering Honorary — established at West Virginia University 1922 — at present has a total active and alumni membership of 641 members — purpose of organiza- tion is to recognize undergraduate students in engineering who ha e conferred honor upon their scliool by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character — members must rank in upper one-eighth of junior class and upper one-fifth of senior class — projects of group include presentation of an award to the outstanding ficshman engineering student, super ision of the editing of the annual senior booklet and assisting with the annual Engineer ' s Show for Greater West Virginia Weekend. TOP ENGINEERS. Fibst row: (left to right) Harry Jarrett, Steve Lewellen. Ted Brookover, Frank King, AI Sowers. Keith Wamsley, Dick Barnard. Ray Borst. Kenneth Conn. Byrl Collins. Joe Nay. Second row: John M. Hill, Ernie Cart, Tom Mays. Dick Schoppert. Turan Dervis. John Harshbarger. Rod Shafer. John Holliday. Gerald Showalter. Jim Wanamaker. Bill Mathena, Tom Wiley. Mark Campbell. Paul Minor. Paul Davis. Bill Closser. Bill Chambers. 48 Alpha Psi Omega Dramatics Honorary — purpose to further inter- est among students in theatrical work — estabhshed in 19 30 — presentation of a play annually — per- formances for coinmunitv organization — member- ship based on points earned in participation in Uni- versity plays and dramatic activities. STAGE-STRUCK STUDENT SOCIETY. First row: (left to right) Don Rothey. Sue Jones. Larry Rliodes. Sally Whanger. Second row: Joy Brand. Jean Meechem, Margaret Early. Al Cyrus. Pat Klimas, Sue Smith. Journaliers Organized in 1927 — men ' s professional journal- ism honorary fraternity — chosen on basis of scholar- ship, professional interest, and ambition — sponsors smokers, ' J ' School Christmas party — presents best reporting award to sophomore man at spring ban- quet — led by Bud Thalman as president — Jim Wise, vice-president — Sam Chapman, secretary — Don .Schaub, treasurer — Paul A. Atkins, advisor. PRIDE OF THE J MAJORS. First row: (left to right) Sam Chapman. Jim Wise. Budd Thalman. Second bow: Professor Paul A. Atkins, advisor; Bill Stevens, Art Ciervo, Don Wil- liams, Bob McCloskey. 49 Phi Upsilon Omicron Home Economics Professional Honorary — or- ganized at West Virginia University 1923 — goals include service, professional study, and advance- ment of Home Economics — membership chosen on basis of scholarship, activities on campus, and pro- fessional attitude — a one hundred dollar scholar- ship is awarded yearly to a selected incoming fresh- man — activities include initiation and Founder ' s Dav dinners, and a Rose Breakfast for seniors. FLAVOR WITH EXTRA-HIGH INGENUITY. Seated: I left to right) Mabel Hall. Maijorie Losh. Jean Snyder. Mildred Dahmer, Betty Lou Jackson. Barbara Nottingham. Second row: Harriet Jones. Ann Swisher. Phyllis Harper. Patricia Cosgray, Rosina Clara. Harriet Baugham. Barbara Williams, Betty Strawser, Jane Smith, Margaret Righter. Louise Bond. Ann Wotring. Pi Delta Phi National French Honorary — established at West Virginia University 1950 — purpose of group is the recognition of merit in the study of the French language, literature, and culture, and the fostering of French culture — members are students who have attained honor in the study of the French language and related subjects — presents annual award to member who contributes most to organization — activities include the Christmas and Senior parties. ALLONS ENFANTS DE LA? First row: I left to right) Mary Jane Brand. Joyce Corrick, Janet Mallonee, Elizabeth Comp- agna. Second row: Eleanor Kellerman, Marian Foster. Dorothy Kellison. Jean Bolshakov. Harriet Jones. Maria Sagris. Bonnie Blair. Debbie Gordon, Dr. Arthur McBride. Third bow: Mrs. Arthur McBride, Robert Whitnier, EUinora Starr, Andy Boelc- skery, Pat LeMasters, Pat Degelman. 50 Psi Chi National Psychology Honorary — organized on campus 1948 — purpose of group is to advance the science of psychology, and to encourage, stimulate, and maintain the scholarship of the indi idual members in all academic fields, particularly psy- chology — activities include annual picnic and spon- soring lectures on psychological topics — the group maintains a psychological library. ANALYTICAL ABILITY. First row: I left to right) Sam Brown. Fred Pattison. Sara Mae Dillon, John Bosley. Second row; Jack Hartman. Charles Sheehan. Jim Myer, Philip Cump- ston, Dr. Robert Decker, advisor. Theta Sigma Phi Journalism Honorary for women — only chapter in West Virginia — membership based on scholar- ship, service, character, intention for further work in journalism — services on campus include acting as guides for journalism conference on campus — serv- ing as editors of the Mountain Guide — sponsors Christmas party for Journalism School — publicity clinic — open house during Greater West Virginia Weekend — presents Best Reporter Award to a sophomore woman reporter. CHAMPS OF CAMPUS JOURNALISM. First row: I left to right! Diane Ash. Linda Bartlett, Mary Lee Grimmett. Second row: Edwina Mackey, Polly Kessel, Fran Ward. Third row; Jerry Kessel. sponsor Prof. Robert Summers. Patricia Coover, Janet Wallace. 51 %,■ Organizations Associated Women Students Associated Women Students is the governing body of the women on the campus of West Virginia University — its members include all women students enrolled in the univer- sity — governing body of the group is a council of 13 mem- bers elected each spring — aim of council is to regulate all matters pertaining to the college life of its members, and to maintain self-government for the university coeds — sponsors Golddigger ' s Ball, tea during Freshman Week, reception during Greater West Virginia Weekend — AWS-Sphinx Carnival activities Merry-Go-Round — publishes Susan ' s Coed Primer and official Rule Book. THE GIRLS GOVERN. AWS Council members: i left to right 1 Jane McGuire. Gretchen Kaufman. Maria Sagris. Sybel Davis, Carley Ann Rees. Ruth Ann Dixon. Ann Wotring, Carolyn Layfield. Jean Wells. Diane Deuvall, Roberta Jefferson, Ruth Cuppett. Sara Holiday. 54 Alpha Zeta Agricultural Fraternity — established on campus in 1922 — purpose to encourage and develop potential leadership in field of agriculture — membership based on scholarship, character, potentiality as future agricultural leaders. FUTURE AGRARIAN LEADERS. First bow: i left to right) Dr. K. L. Carvell. Advisor; John Holland. Dixon Law. Neil Hedrick, Arthur Daughert.v. Dr. H. E. Kidder, Advisor. Second bow: Ben York. Bob McQuown. Don Inks, Art LeNeve, Bob Kerwood. Bill Sherring. Clarence Spencer. Thibd bow: Bill Collins. J. D. Bracenrich. Elmer Olsen, Edwin Townsend, Bill Lewis. John Moser, David W. Fitzgerald. Ivan Coombs. Foubth row: Howard Brinkley. Bob Wheeler. Jesse Jolifte. Wilmer Hines, Anthony Ferrise. Robeit Jack. James Shuniaker, George Hershberger. 55 Dolphin The purpose of Dolphin is to increase interest in swim- mina;, divins;, and all water sports — tryouts held each year — members admitted on their swimming ability — meetings held each week — major event of the year is annual swim- ming pageant — review themes have been — New York, New York — Fantasy in Watercolor — Paradise Island. OFFICERS: Ruth Spenger, treasurer; Peggy Jo Hansbarger, secretary; Ray Hopkins, vice-president; Nancy Bottorf, president; Lucy Tuckwiller, vice-president. UNDERWATER RHYTHMS. First bow : ( left to right) Ann Bergdoll, Diane Wildt. Martha Jeflferies. Joy Strav;n, Caroline Cock. Ann Schan, Judy Hill, Sherry Hardesty Second how Joanne Stout, Susan Rumbaugh, Joyce Brown. Suzanne Williams, Judy MacKenzie, Sue White, Marta Jo Hess. Tom Harrick. Third row: John Wilson, Bob Pearson, Les Barnes, Dick Leyman, Jim Brewster, Dave Caughey, Wayne Swank, Bill Wyant Fourth row: Becky Webster. Jim Hogan, Allan Fitzwater. Bill Murry, Kay Simpson, Georgiann Bailey, Marion Ihlenfeld, Sandy Williams. 56 Home Economics Club Membership of home economics students — organized 1927 — strives to create friendship among home economics girls and to broaden the professional interest in home eco- nomics — affiliated with American Home Economics Asso- ciation — helped with traffic survey by fixing box lunches — dressed dolls for Salvation Army — contributed to Foreign Scholarship Fund — Social Activities: Christmas breakfast. Senior Picnic. HAPPY LITTLE HOMEMAKERS. Kneeling: i left to right I Helen Huff. Sue White, Mary Lou Coffman. Shirley Parks. Seated: Barbara Mohrman, Roberta Jefferson, Anna Florence Jones, Betty Lou Jackson, Janice Morton, Miss Betty Lou Ramsey. Standing: Ruth Ann Wolfe. Hannah Huff. Rita McNinck, Anne Swisher, Harriet Baughman. Elsie Wade. Margaret Righter. Jean Snyder, Sylvia Ekstrom. 57 Independent Student Association Organized in fall of 1955 — purpose of creating and stimu- lating interest in campus activities among the independent students — serves the University in various capacities — activ- ities include the erecting of a 40 foot Mountaineer for the football field — participation in all campus elections — spon- sors candidates for campus queen elections — Christmas party — Spring dance on Moore Hall terrace. Fall, ' 56, first birthday. B.M.O.C. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL— Warren Upton, president; Gerry Phillips, treasurer; Mark Hobday, vice-presi- dent. Not pictured ; Barbara Nemcosky. secretary. 58 Kappa Mu Alpha Founded on campus Maicli 9. 1949 — an infamous day — group currently consists of 12 members — number varies with the years — Coleman Nichols senes as Most Eminent Archon — James Riley. Grand Eternal Pledge — Drew Frazer, Grand Vice — chioogies often cut at meetings — could be termed group sub-project — inectings are infrec|uentlv frecjuent and nrost interesting — Alfred E. Neuman sponsors group. IN THE MYSTIC BONDS. Seated: I left to rightl Drew Frazer, Coleman Nichols. Gene Wise. Standing: Charles Ashworth. John Van Gilder. William Curry, John Young, James Riley. Not pictured; Paul Kidd, Dan Dunmiie, Fred Hinerman, Dave Farley, Alfred E, Neuman, Sponsor. 59 Moun tainlair ADVISORY COUNCIL the policy-making body and electoral board of ' Lair. First Row: (left to right) Jane McMillion. Kitty Lehman. Sally Swayze. Sharon Andrews. Second Row: Ellis Seligman, Don Rothey, Doc Morris (graduate member). Don Hark, Bill Stevens. Not Pictured: Roger Tompkins. PROGRAM COUNCIL the chairmen of the committees that execute the ' Lair program of planned events. First row: (left to right) Linda Mona- han. mixers; Mary Manolakis, public relations; Maria Sagris, fine arts; Nancy Soloman Bottorf , tournaments. Second row : Dick Rashid, pub- licity; Carley Ann Rees decorations; Jeanne Smith, dance; Howard Mendelsohn, films; Mary Jarvis Currence, outings; Val luliano; Kermit Fish, special events. EXECUTIVE tary ; COUNCII.— the ' Lair Ed Galligan, president officers : Donna Jane Hughes, secre- Ida Cooper, vice-president. ffm n LA jfli ' l fc ■ 1 iim y% fm llfl B -.w ■v 1 Students plan and execute the Mountainlair pro- gram under the supervision of the social director. Program Council, made up of ten committee chair- men heading ten difTerent committees, executes the program. Advisory Council acts as program policy- making group and electoral board; Executive Council serves as overall coordinating body. Stu- dents volunteer each spring and fall to help with Lair activities, making it the largest student or- ganization on campus. Awards for service are made each March at the Presentation dinner. Covering Board serves as the student union policy-making group. It is composed of four faculty members and four student members appointed by Dr. Stewart upon the recommendation of Student Legislature. Mountainlair is under the supervision of Boris 60 Bclpuliti, director. Opened May 14, 1948, the Lair is a remodeled Navy recreation building that was made available to the University at the end of the war. It is the University ' s first student union build- ing; future plans for a permanent union building are now being financed by a $3 student tuition fee. Since its inception, Mountainlair has assumed a place of importance in University life. Many social and recreational activities are offered, ping pong, badminton, shuffleboard, billiards, bowling, pool, a swimming pool and much more. The snack bar is noted as an excellent place for coffee breaks. State and national newspapers, plus the nation ' s top magazines may be found in the lounge. For music lovers a record library and music room is provided. The center of student activity. rrnr IHI MmwHHHwinMi I mil MOU INJT I W L. 1 FC ■I ma MM HI y : J 1 J UNION SUPERVISORS— Opal Berkshire, food manager: Eddie Lowe, as- sistant director; Boris Belpuliti, director; Nora Flynn, social director. The program of planned events is executed by ten student committees. Publicity and Public Rela- tions committees publicize ' Lair events on campus and throughout the state. Dance spon.sors several informal TGIF ' s and other dances. Decorations committee members spend their time designing and executing new and different backdrops for ' Lair and other campus dances. Fine Arts runs student GOVERNING BOARD — the general policy-making group of Mountain- lair. Seated (left to right I Joseph C. Gluck. Betty Boyd. Standing: Dono- van Bond. Bob Hill, Sally Swayze, Dana Wells. Not pictured: Andy Kerr. Mary Bird Carder. Christmas song-fest. Hope tiiis gets me n ride. Mountainlair art shows and nationally known artists ' exhibits, and set up large feature displays. Tournaments plan and sponsor tournaments in each of the sports and handle all intercollegiate events. Films show the movies, Monday ' s features and Tuesday ' s sports, plus other movies throughout the year. Mixers honor campus groups both student and faculty, in numerous social gatherings during the year. Outings offers trips to operas, plays, jazz concerts and the like, going to Pittsburgh and else- where. Special Events handles all unusual special program activities, such as alumni breakfasts and beard growing contests. The services offered by the ' Lair are many: combination drugstore, newstand, tobacco shop and stationery store; a travel board for those who want riders or rides; a public address system; a campus information booth; check cashing; a cater- ing service and numerous other services. Pleasant relaxation. Engineer ' s Frolic. Eight-ball in the side pocket. And it ' s free, too,  $ . 4 --:v Mu Phi Epsilon Women ' s professional music sorority — established 1950 — stimulates musicianship, friendship, and scholarship among members — presents two concerts annually — performs for hospitals — presents award to outstanding senior girl in School of Music. MUSIC MAKERS. First bow: (left to right) Rita White. Gloria Welden, Sally Armentrout, Beverly Clar. Barbara Binns, Martha Swecker. Second row: Shirley Shingleton. Nancy McGiboney. Fran Barnes Nancy Withers. Mary Louise Harr. Joanne Secoy. 64 Orchesis Founded in 1929 — workshop for university students in- terested in modern dancing — purpose is to understand dance movements and to stimulate interest in modern dance — membership open to those having two semesters of modern dance — produces an annual Spring Dance Recital. AGILITY PLUS SKILL. First bow: (left to right) Diane Wallier. Jane McQuire. Shirley McLucas. Peggy Wright. Ann Linger. Debbie Gordon, Kay Ellis, Joanne Belotti, Margaret Scotchel. Second bow: Harlene Burton, Norma Kennedy Walsh. Peggy Jo Hansbarger, Patsy Crouch, Carolyn Tully, Bill Sheets, Sherrie Hardesty. Margaret Mangus. Barbara Kercheval. Patty Hughes, Gwendolyn Crozier, Gretchen Kaufman. Standing: Mrs. Wiedebusch, advisor; Mrs. Blanche Hutchinson, accompanist. 65 Sodsladn and Ponlbus organization is the first w. va. chapter of two noble penn state-founded associa- tions . . . name stands for the society ot disgruntled student leaders and do-noth- ings and public opinion no longer bothers us . . . group charted on campus fall, 1956 . . . constitution consists ot one ream of blank paper ... no meetings . . . mem- bers of group occasionally seen in lecture room or lab . . . equally as often in jim- mie ' s or gene ' s . . . appear periodically at the local theaters, and depending upon the season, at the stadium or fieldhouse . . . however, the emphasis is on the occasion rather than the individual . . . let ' s have a roaring, immoral party often heard . . . m OFFICERS; henry the horny snail, head uncoordinator; joni (dying Hke a bourboned- bird). custodian: elisbet fornedra egcn (it ' s in Swedish . . . translate it), chief trick-doer; throck (who sings only in the alpha xi shower), song leader; evan, mascot. WHAT THE HELL, IT ' S HOME!! serves as the motto of this erstwhile group. Pictured are: First Row: a campus tree . . . bashful . . . chuck . . . colby, evan ' s life . . . chris Conner . . . dave . . . dirtyrose . . . dotty . . . Second row: francie . . . fred . . . holly . . . jim . . . johnnybabe . . . another John . . . junebug . . . kermit . . . Third row: linda, she strips . . . load . . . michael . . . moldy . . . nancy . , . roach . . . scott . . . skipo . . . Fourth row: sue . . . that coleman fellow . . . torn . . . vie . . . white ' s knee . . . will ' o the wisp . . . not pictured are: carol . . . davidson . . . dickie . . . ginnyboo , . . hocker . . . tree . . . vicki . . . the cheer bird . . . (i k w I 1 ft - ' 66 Student Branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association Organized at West Virginia University 1948 — purpose is to better professional relationships and to familiarize phar- macy students with the work of the American Pharmaceu- tical Association to the end that their work may be stimu- lated and guided — activities include having an annual picnic and wiener roast — a special project of the group is an an- nual trip to a manufacturing drug house. MEDICINE MIXERS. First bow: (left to right) Prof. G. A. Bergy, Prof. A. F. Wojcik, Dr. F. D. O ' Connell. Dean J. Lester Hayman. Dr. L. H. Saxe Jr., Prof. F. L. Geiler. Keith H. Wolford. president. Second row: Andy Shelton, vice-president; W. Neal. Billie Myers. D. C. Sinclair. Wm. F. Brown. Ruth Ann Dixon. Delores Curtis, secretary; Richard L. Jarvis. W. B. Rhodes. J. M. Carlson. Third row: Welch M. Batten. Roger Hornbrook. Robert Riffee. John Tiano. Ray Ogden. Charles Coe. A. H. Garner. Jr.. Charles S. Davis. M. K. Argenbright. Wallace Brannon. Fourth row: Wilton Bennett James Furbee. Wil- bur Robinson. Fifth row: Cecilia Steorts. Barbara Smith. Ruth Ann Dixon. Mary C. Gerwig. Mary Jo Davis. Frank Graham. Wilbi r Robinson. Sixth bow:| Delores Curtis. Linda Stucky. Sue Ridinger. Peggy Martz. Carol Owen. Peggy Winter. Barbara Hyde, Norma Jean DeMary. Okey Sanford. Seventh row: Joe Monti. Bob Beyer. V ilma Bailey. Donna Robertson, Morella Gerken, Ed Snyder, Frank Smith, Owen McKay, Keith Hall. Wallace Brannon. Eighth bow: William F. Brown. John Tiano. Frank Yann. Ernest Gregg. Jr.. Jack Crowder. Harry Comm, Ray Shaw, Wyndal B. Rhodes. Clifford L. Comm. John C. Buck. 67 University 4-H Club The University 4-H Club is an informal organization formed for the purpose of bringing together students who are former 4-H members — philosophy of club represented by the four H ' s — Head, Heart, Hand, and Health — members have represented club at National Club Congress — National 4-H Camp — one of the club ' s projects is sponsoring a Scott ' s Run 4-H Club — promotes individual enjoyment and fulfill- ment in life. LIVING, WITH A FOUR-FOLD DEVELOPMENT. Officers of the 4-H club: (left to right) Phyllis Burgoyne, corresponding secretary; Janet Wallace, pro- gram vice-president; Ruth Keister, Scotts Run, vice-president; Hannah Huff, recording secretary; Betty Lou Jackson, host vice-president; Roberta Jefferson, president. Noi pictured: Charles Umstott, treasurer. 68 Y. M. C. A. Knowledge through discussion. The purpose of the Young Men ' s Christian Association is to unite in the desire to reaHze a full and creative life through the growing knowledge of God — some special proj- ects were a political discussion during election week, spon- soring a booth and a float for Homecoming Week, and spon- soring a Thanksgiving Service — social activities included a Christmas Party with foreign students — joint meetings with the YWCA. CHRISTIAN LEADERS OF TOMORROW. First row: (left to right) Tom Wetzel, Dr. Carrell, Jay Harriman, Julian Martin, Don Highland. Second row: Ron Love, Jim Miles, Gerry Perdue, Bernard Allen. James Morton. Third row: Bob Snead. Jim Diamond, Curtiss Barrett, Arnett Mace. Glenn Smithi, William Aspinal. 69 Y. W. C. A. We . . . unite in the desire to realize a full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God — with this pur- pose, W.V.U. coeds worked this year with YWCA activities — encouraged University women to apply Christian prin- ciples to campus life — the membership is divided into four commission groups: personal on campus affairs, world rela- tedness, christian faith and heritage, and social responsibil- ity — among these projects are the special devotional serv- ices, the all-campus Thanksgiving Service, the Christmas pageant, and the co-sponsorship of Lenten devotional book- lets and of Life Week — organization guided by an Executive Secretary, Miss Wilma Castrup, and its senior and junior cabinets. FAITH AMONG FRIENDS. YWCA Jr. and Sh. Cabinets, First row: (left to rightl Sally Brown. Lou Ann Goldchien. Katherine Lehman, Nancy Seitz, Bar- bara Sayre. Patricia Steele. Sharon Frisk. Second row: Anne Swisher. MoHie Siebert, Ann BergdoU. Louanna Furbee. Harriet Jones. Lucy Ropp. Margie Christopher. Fran Barnes. Betsy Miller. Diane Deuvall. Third row: Sally Flinn. Wilma Castrup. executive secretary: Mary Bird Carder. Anne Wotring, Judy Porter, Betty Arnett. Sue Dodds. Hilda Young. Delores Curtis. Fourth row: Maria Sagris, Barbara Lawson. Carolyn Morrison. Barbara Benbow. Kmily Kay Martin. Kitty Carroll Butts, Molly O ' Kelly. Mary Jane Brand, Sally Whanger, Mary Sue Gilkerson. Sharon Hubacher, Sally Radford. ■f OAOO 70 Joint Student Branch of AIEE and IRE American Institute of Electrical Engineers and Institute of Radio Engineers organized for purpose of better acquainting students with electrical engi- neering — special project of group is sponsoring group inspection trips — social activities include an annual banquet and picnic. MAKING THE SPARKS FLY. First row: (left to right) Bill Mathena. Gerald Showaiter. Joe Nay. Dick Robey, Allen Pleas- ants, Harry Jarrett, Bill Closser. Paul Davis. Second how: Prof. M. J. Smith. Jim Wanamaker. Dave Dillon. Jerry Amos, John Saad, Jim Smith, Guy Kellison. Third row: Mr. M. M. Peterson, Prof. C. B. Seibert. Al Sowers. John Harshbarger. Jim GofF, Bob Bruce. Jack Keeney. chairman: John Hill, Primo John Mondin. Jr.. Nelson Smith. Larry Reppert. James Fowlkes, Ed Barbe, Loran Ray Shaffer, Charles Lee Douglas, Jim Sparacino. Bill Hendrix, Prof. E. C. Jones. Marketing Club Organization re-organized 1956 at West Virginia University — affiliated with American Marketing Association — purpose of group is to enable students majoring in marketing to become better acquainted with their chosen field, and its opportunities — activ- ities of club include an annual banquet and field trip. COLLECTIVE BARGAINING. First row: (left to right) Dr. Roberts, advisor; Sandy Jones, Fran Truman, Virginia Roby, Joy Brand, Mr. Houston, advisor. Second row: James Dickey. William Victorson, Arnold Henthorn, James Stevens, John Acree, Bill Harvey, Arch Wilson, Gene Emig. Not pictured: James Scott, Charles McHenry. Richard McCreary, Helen Devono, R. Q. Montgomery. 71 Student National Education Association Professional organization affiliated with the Na- tional Education Association and the West Virginia Education Association — purpose is to help students who wish to be teachers to become better accjuaint- ed with the teaching profession — projects are cen- tered around educational theme — Book Fair, Senior Settlement House are among many — Christmas Party and Spring picnic among social acti ities. THREE R ' s TO TEACH. First row: (left to right) Eddie Ken- nedy. Joanne Kutsakis, Doris Jones, Rita Hendershot. IWargaret Rigtiter, Frances Golden. Ann Taylor, Grandville Halterman. Second how: Connie Strawser. Becky Snider. Ann Haney, Margy Moyer. Valerie Johnson, Melinda Morris, Elnora Urso, Sally Flinn. Third row: John Oshel. Esther Cline, Helen Hertig, Carolyn IWayfield, Pat Hose, William Louge. Billie Oliverio. Arthur Micozzi. University Dames Club 1 West Virginia University Dames Club was first organized on campus in November, 1935 — local chapter was first to join the National Dames Or- ganization from West Virginia — objectives of club are to promote friendship and to stimulate general culture among the students ' wives. THEY ' VE SAID I DO. First row: (left to right on floor) Virginia Robinson. Janet Nabons, Mary Ellen Cooper, Gina Pinto. Grace Johnson, Elizabeth Ross, Dottie Kellison. Kay Huck. Second row: (seated) Marty Wolford, Patricia Wood. Jeanne Roach. Colleen Asplund. Joan Warner. Sallie Burdette. Lila Fieshen, Shirley Jarrett. Jo Ann Ranken. Avis Wison. Third row: (standing) Alice Smith. Julia Kersey. Joann Ben- nett. Pauline Gilbert. Candia Shrader. Betty Hannah. Lovena Conklin. Helen Felton. Dorothy Cox. Bonnie Mattingly. Phyllis Smith. Mrs. C. A. Arents. sponsor; Ruth Bailey. Betty Lemon. Mrs. A. W. Goodspeed. Jane McCall. Joanna Sehoppert. Mar- jorie Easterly, Doris Chandler, Annmay Tabon, Betty Patterson, Joan Lundeil. Nancy Walters. Julie Kebblish. Vera Fowlkes. Louise Dye, Emma Jean Bannard, Joan Robertson. 72 WVU Dairy Science Club Purpose of Dairy Club is to promote more inter- est in the dairy industry — organized on campus 1922 — sponsors WVU Dairy Judging Teams and WVU Dairy Cattle Congress. KEEN EYED CATTLE JUDGERS. First how: (left to right 1 Edwin Cox. treasurer; Orman Tyree, secretary; Edward Town- send, president. Second row ; Jack Felton. Stanley Kuzniar, Earl Bargelali. Robert Steele. Eddie Hammond. Robert Butcher. TiRD row: Charles Zeleznik, James Wheeler. Robert Johnston, Larry Willman, William Crites, S. J. Weese, advisor. There is so much One of the Unixersity student ' s greatest problems is the lack of sufficient time. Not one student has enough time to enjoy all the multitude of activities that interest him. .Sometimes it is e en hard to find time for classes. The days are filled and each night of the week there are the meetings, serving a wide number of interests. There is so much; there are so many to satisfy. The meetings are informal. Some meet often, some don ' t. Yet, these organizations do serve their purpose — members meet and share a common interest. For a few, their organizations are a focal point. Those students who accomplish the most have learned early in their careers how much studying they must do, how many activities they can be successfully acti e in, and, most important, how little sleep they can get by with. Honoraries, organizations and actixities. All these and more the University offers to satisfy the dixersified interests of those who xvant to work and belong. There is so much; for here there is something for exeryone. 73 Religious Organizations A number of University students are as active in their religious life at college as they were at home. For these, a number of religious organizations are provided. And for those whose religious tendencies were more the result of circumstances rather than convictions, these organ- izations often provide spiritual experience. They are very worthwhile .... Sunday Night Suppers. Canterbury Club Association of Episcopal Students — purpose is to bring Episcopalian students together and to promote fellowship amons; members — strives for fuller knowled,a:e of church — ors:anization to aid students in examinina; Christianity and to apply meaning to university life — programs include Cor- porate Communions — Sunday night suppers — outstanding speakers — The Reverend Donald Rogen serves as Rector of Trinity Church and director of the Canterbury Club. CANTERBURY OFFICERS— Left to Right : Maria Sagris, URC representa- tive; Louanna Furbee. social chairman; Tony Bevins. vice-president; Rev. Don Rogen, Minister; John Repaire, president; Don Reddichs, treas- urer; Edith Franklin, student advisor; Lim Eng-Hua, URC representative. AFTER THE MEETING. First rov : I left to right) Ed Beckett. John Repaire Edith Franklin. Second bow: Ed Zakaib, Eng-Hua Lim, Sid Sutton. Don Reddicks. Maria Sagris. the Rev. Donald Rogan, Joyce Richardson. Newman Club Catholic Student Organization — local chapter founded in 1917 — aims are spiritual, intellectual, and social — New- man Hall provides a library, lounge, cafeteria, and recrea- tional facilities — daily masses in St. John ' s Chapel — Father Joseph P. Flynn, C.S.P., pastor — Father Maurice E. Mc- Mahon, C.S.P., pastor — activities include annual retreat, communion, breakfasts, and daily rosary — lecture series and instruction classes — discussion groups — freshman reception — Halloween party, Thanksgiving party. Moonlight Prom, Christmas party. Finals Fling, foreign students party, Mardi Gras, spring dance, picnic, daily coffee break, and weekly record hops — host to 1956 State Convention. ' V, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. First row: (left to right) Bill Sadd. Pat Hose, secretary (1st Seni.i; John Fuscaldo. president; Father Flynn, Pastor; Father MacMahan. Assistant Pastor; Pete Galuccii. vice-president; Paul Saab, treasurer; Tania Nicolai. secretary (2nd Sem.). Second row: Judy Welsh. Rosalie Fuscaldo. Dave John. Jim McKim. Rudy Rossi, Charles Vanyo, Louisa Merck, Carol Marchlenski. Sunday Night Meeting. 76 Helen Dcvona is crowned Regina Pulchra at Moonlight Prom. Newman Club Annual Christmas Party highlights the social calendar. The Hall. Caj:)t. Gicante adtii ' ssrs .1 (lonimunion Breakfast. Wesley Foundation Church away from Home for Methodist students . . . gives an opportunity for creative hving and to learn effec- tive churchmanship by providing opportunities for inspir- ing worship and personal counsel . . . home-like Christian Fellowship and wholesome social recreation . . . student government centered in its cabinet . . . composed of both elected and appointed officers . . . programs meet religious, social, academic, physical, and personal needs of students . . . operates under guidance of Dr. T. Leroy Hooper, pastor of Wesley Church and director of Foundation work, and Rev. H. T. Elmore, the associate director . . . total program di- rected toward building a strong Christian faith . . . activities of Foundation include: Barn Dance, Sunday night suppers; Jingle Bell Ball; Clhristmas Party for underprivileged chil- dren; Christmas caroling; Deputation program; Wesley Foundation Choir . . . sponsors an o erseas student to the University. Pliil Ki)iihlr, pifsidrnt of student cabinet. Dr. T. Lerov ' Hooper, Wesley pastor and director of Foundation work; Rev. H. T. Elmore, associate director. ill ' Twas another good meal. JP k fia ■ flHBr W!kW Nr K E T 1- K ' - 1 M 1 M. L jMy B A nice way to spend free time. FOUNDATION CABINET. Seated: (left to right ) Sally Amientrout. personnel Chairman; Anna Sue Coombs, delegate at large; Kay Bailey Dennison, alunini secretary; Larry Burress. secretry; Ila Ray Cobb, freshman representative; Celeste Holswade. social action; Sylvia Conklyn. vice-president; Lois Cole, publicity; Marolyn Barlow, music chairman. Second how: Joe Haugh, delegate at large; Ralph Rippey, STE representative; Betty Ray McWhorter. fellowship chairman; Mary Jean Owens, publications chairman; Harry Coleman. URC representative; Joe Nay. delegate at large; Bob Henry, treasurer. Thibd row: Bill Villers, finance secretary; Paul Cline. URC representative; Charles Sillaman. deputations chau-man; Phil Kimble, president; Jim Michaels. athletics chairman; Jerry Rector, freshman representative: Larry Pope, worship chairman. Kappa Phi Methodist Women ' s Sorority — associated with Wesley Foundation — organized 1925 — purpose is to promote Chris- tian fellowship among our university women — provides opportunities for guidance, leadership, and worship — mem- bers attend church in a body several times a year — con- ducted worship service — social activities are the Rose Tea, Spring Rose Formal, and the Senior Farewell — works to promote the development of Christian ideals and individual faith and action. FAITH AND ACTION. Fikst row: (left to right) Donna Erickson, Mary Jane Brown. Brenda Hall. Joyce Gunnos. Pat Keeney. Louise Rowe. Sandy Jo Boyd. Barbara Ansel. Second row: Barbara Nottingham. Anne Swisher. Betty Ayer. Carolyn Cole, Jean Snyder. Shirley Findlay. Kay Vaughan. Ila Rae Cobb. Betty Ray McWhorter. Roberta Jefferson, Anna Florence Jones. Third row: Elsa Jane Wade, Betty Lou Jackson. Carol Nielsen. Dianne Smith. Jane Scites, Doris Newberry. Wilma Bailey. Kay Friend. Delores Spevak. Mary Jean Owens, Alice Ellen Blanc, Barbara Hyde, Joy Brand, Marian Ours, Nancy White, Kay Bailey. Margie Christopher. Mrs. D. A. Munro. Fourth row: Rita McNinch. Patti Smith. Val Del Kennell. Frances Walker, Jane Rhodes. Jo Beth Mankins. Dixie Christie. Mary Morgan. Joyce Pitman. Joy Harr. Geraldine Harr. Lois Cole, Jean Evans, Eleanor Jo Miller, Terry Burruss, Joanne Stansberry. 80 Sigma Theta Epsilon Methodist Men ' s Fraternity — works in connection with Wesley Foundation and the Methodist Church — purpose of fraternity is sevenfold — organizes life around Jesus Christ — create more intimate fellowship — provide more effective leadership among clergy and laity — encourage study of Bible — acquaint students with purposes of church — worth- while ser ice projects — wholesome social functions. SEVEN-rOLD PURPOSE. First row: (left to right) Bruce Chase, Joseph Elliott. Harry Coleman. Jim Shrader, Kenneth Fretwell. Ralph Rippy. Charles Umstott. Jim Faust. Ron Fike. Charles Bryant. Joe Nay. Clarence Sears. Dave Denham. Jack Wikan. Wayne Swank. Wade Watson. Second row: Delbert Bluttler. Oris Davis. Harlen Kinnison. Fred Courtney. Tom Kuhn. Phillip Kimble. P. H. Dunn. Craig Courtney. Kensel Turner. Martin Berisford. Paul Stewart. Charles Stone. Jim Michael. Maurice Sands. Third row: Albert Zimmerman. Lowell Carlo. Robert Moody. Jim Miller, Charles Moser. Ken Lam- bert. Don Crow. Tom Ellsbrity. Norman Robinson. Tom Baker. Roland Gonano. Melvin Machine. Rex Hayner. Frank Miller. Fourth row: Harold Elmore. Kemper Cline. Barter Ruppert. Stan Farr. Dale Johnston. Bill Snider. Jerry Rector. Shelton McKeever. John Dean. Robert Stewart. Tom Hall. Charles Grouse, Louis Grover. Dave Carley, John Russell, Bill Collins, Dick Bright, Larry Pope, Curtis Dale, Julian Martin. 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ARE YOU? 2, Ui.f tw D itiounTAinL m Life Week Life Week began eight years ago as Family Life Week, planned and carried out predominantly by faculty. It is now a three-day period sponsored annually by Y WCA for University students to discuss current problems and topics of interest. A convocation and several informal sem- inars comprise the program. In past years, Life Week has covered the topics Dating, Courtship and Marriage, Ma- turity, Building a Better Understanding, How Practical Are Principles, and Who Am I ? Life Week of 1957 directed the attention of the campus community toward the implications of Christianity in our modern culture. The Rev. Alvin L. Kershaw, prominent New England theologian, expert on modern jazz, and an ad- viser for the national YMCA, was the convocation speaker and Life Week Leader. AL 1. L. KERSH. W Convocation Speaker STEERING COMMITTEE: (left to right) Jay Harriman, Margie Christopher. Ruthie Cuppett, Carley Ann Rees. coordinator Roger Tompkins, Sue Dodds, Joan Biafora, Ted Baker. 100 Student Leadership Conference 1957 STEERING COMMITTEE: (left to right) Bob Hill, Caiiey Ann Rees. coordinator Fred Post, Harriet Jones, Kermit Fish, Roger Tompkins. The purpose of the Student Leadership C ' onference is threefold: 1 — to train leaders, 2 — to become aware of campus problems and offer pos- sible solutions, 3 — to exchanfije ideas and points of iew about organiza- tional procedures and objectives. The conference, held every spring at Jackson ' s Mill, is composed of about 110 delegates who have been sponsored by a campus organization, and is pervaded at all times by an informal atmosphere. There is much interest and deter- mination exhibited by each person present, and work is in- terrupted frequently by enjoyable social activities, giving each delegate leaving the conference the feeling of having accomplishd something worthwhile and having had fun doing it. 956 Student Leadership Conference. 101 IT ' S SPRINGSPREE OPEN THE WINDOW, MRS. MITCHELL, HERE IT COMES ■ ■ P ll HE DIDN ' T EVEN OFFER ME A BITE En and GENTLEMLN. ELVIS. i .;i I I ULI V- I es irQinia VeeKend WE WANT YOUR FINGERPRINTS AND A BLOODSAMPLE. 1 mi m B ' JT STILL FOUND TIME FOR DATES J s i-«- ' =1 Sororities t Women ' s Panhellenic Council Composed of a junior and a senior from each social soror- ity — each girl serves two years — purpose of council is to su- pervise and regulate rushing and to act as a forum for the discussion of matters of interest to sororities — established recently a Junior Panhellenic Council which is comprised of two representatives from each pledge class — responsible for booklet issued each girl going out for rushing — sponsors Women ' s Pan — pledges of each sorority plan decorations — participate with Council of Fraternity Presidents in Com- munity Chest Drive — aided Salvation Amiy by ringing Christmas bells in business district — sponsors a foster child • — set up exchange dinners for sororities — annually offers a trophy to the sorority achieving highest over-all average. At meetings, members discuss problems of interest to sororities. Sometimes they solve these problems. Sometimes they do not. But they have fun. I 1 114 Women ' s Pan, an evening of soft lights and smooth music. RUSHING REGULATORS FIRST ROW: Katharine Ashworth, AT; Maro- lyn Barlow, AT; Mary Liz Custer, A . SECOND ROW: Jane Gerwig, KKP; Mary Sue Gilkinson. AiA; Joan Harner. President, KKT. THIRD ROW: Fran Jones, XV.; Sylvia Lough, KA ; Janet Molle, Secretary, AAA. FOURTH ROW: Linda Monahan, AAA; Mary Jane Powell, III! ; Sally Provins, Treasurer, AAn. FIFTH ROW: Carley Ann Rees, AAH; .Jane Rhodes, ASA ; Janice Riley, XS2. SIXTH ROW: Joanne Scott, Vice-President, A ; Emily Welch, nii ; Harriet Witry, KA. AAn MEMBERS First Row: Rozc-Ua Archer, Carolyn Baer, Anita Bis- pine;, Merlyn Bisping, Mary Lynn Board, Betty Board. Second Row: Frances Bonds, Judy Breed, Phyllis Bur- goyne, Harlene Burton, Sandra Cloffindaf- fer, Diane Deuvall. Third Row: Sara Dillon, Sylvia Ekstrom, Paula Fid- ler, Patti Findley, Jeanne Fox, Betty Fulks. Fourth Row: Ann Goff, Harriet Hanauer, Pepper Haynes, Sarah Hipps, Celeste Holswade, Peggy Hunt. Fifth Row: Valerie Johnson, Gretchen Kaufman, Mary Franklin Knotts, Laura Mead, Neva Men- ear, Minnie Morris. Sixth Row: Margaret Moyer, Pat Murray, Linda Neu- nieyer, Mary Neville, Judy Peters. Jane Price. Seventh Row: Sally Provins, Gerry Rampp, Carly Rees, Mary Frances Rogerson, Karen Rymer, Carol . nn Shinn. Eighth Row: Pat Smith, Elmajoan Steadman, Jennalou Tebay, Nancy Walker, Suzanne Wardle, Ann Winger. Ninth Row: Margaret Winter, . Knn Wright, Linda Wright. Janet Zaleski, Mrs. Frances Black, Housemother; Edith Franklin, Annex Counsellor. Not pictured: Carol Hall. f fl An FS f f ( Dig this crazy typewriter! Fifteen girls pledged Alpha Delta Pi, oldest women ' s secret organization . . . Anita Bisping elected president of the pledge class . . . Eggnog party. Alum party, and party with dates highlighted the Christmas season . . . Projects included aid to crippled children on the national level and locally a picnic for underprivileged children . . . Stardust Formal held in April . . . Active girls on campus . . . Carley Ann Rees, Chimes, chairman Mountainlair Deco- rations Committee, WUS coordinator and International Awareness co-ordinator, AWS secretary, regional officer of NSA, secretary of Leadership Conference, Life Week Steer- ing Committee . . . La Tertulia members, Jeanne Fox, Sally Provins, Celeste Holswade . . . Judy Peters, Student Legislature, secretaiy of Mountainlair Mixers Committee, Mountaineer Week Team . . . Freshman guides, Carley Ann Rees, Sally Provins, Diane Deuvall . . . Sara Dillon, Psi Chi, WUS . . . Sarah Hipps, Transfer guide, secre- tary of Chaplain ' s Council . . . SNEA, Pat Smith, Minnie Morris, Mary Evelyn Neville . . . Gretchen Kaufman, Homecoming Princess, Freshman AWS representative . . . Neva Menear, Pledge Panhellenic treasurer . . . Pat Murray, Dolphin . . . YWCA Cabinet, Diane Deu- vall, Carley Ann Rees . . . Sally Pro ' ins, Panhellenic treasurer . . . Carolyn Baer, chairman of President ' s Council, Kappa Delti Pi . . . Mary Fran Rogerson, fra- ternal editor of Monticoi a, registration chairman of Spir- iteers . . . Geny Rampp, WRA treasiuer. Alpha Delta Pi Alpha L ' psilon Chapter Installed on Campus 1919 Flower: Violet Colors: Blue and White OFFICERS CAROLYN BAER P.esident ROZELLA ARCHER Vice-President MARY FRAN ROGERSON Treasurer C:ELESTE holswade Recording Secretary 117 A P MEMBERS First Row: Sarah Bailey, Shirley Bishop, Sally Brown. Barbara Bush, Jane Byrnside, Patricia Coover. Second Row: Warden Corbett, Catherine Crow, Patricia Cubbon, Kay Curry, Delores Curtis, Mary E. Custer. Third Row: Elaine Davis. Sybil Davis, Rea Dawn Daw- son, Sue Day, Sue Dickinson, Sandra Fer- vier. Fourth Row: Sharon Frisk. Peggy Glenn, Suzanne Good- all, Nancy Gregory. Janet Hammon, Dottio Hedrick. Fifth Row: Patricia Hughes, Jacqueline Hyre, Helen Isley, . nn Kitzmiller, Patricia Laughlin, Lucille Lowry. Sixth Row: Shirley McLucas, Jane Mahoney. Janice Mall, Ann Marshall. Sonja Metheny, Norma Paisley, Harriet Phillips. Seventh Row: Esther Plevich. Virginia Roby, Joanne Scott. Nancy Selby. Molly Seibert, Jud y Simpkins, Nancy Sowers. Eighth Row: Glenna Squires, Raniona Starchcr. Kath- erine Steel, Patricia Steel. Betty Stine, Sal- ly Sypult. Carolyn Tally. Ninth Row: Sandra Waybright. Jean Wells, Mary E. Wilbourn, Nancy Withers, Rachel Zinn, Nancy Zinn, Mrs. Browne Freed, House- mother. r mr lit ir ' W w k Santa ' s little helpers. Projects of Alpha Phi included the Cardiac Aid Program nationally and assistance with the Heart Fund Drive local- ly .. . Christmas party and Forget-Me-Not Formal in- cluded on the social calendar . . . Patricia Hughes elec- ted president by sixteen Alpha Phi pledges . . . Outstand- members . . . YVVCA Cabinet, Pat Steele, Sharon Frisk, Sally Brown, Janet Hammon, Mollie Seibert, Delores Cur- tis .. . Nancy Withers, Mu Phi Epsilon . . . Mary Liz Custer, Pi Delta Phi . . . Sharon Frisk, vice-president of Sophomore Class . . . WRA Council, Jean Wells, Janice Mall, Sarah Bailey . . . ROTC sponsors, Shirley Bishop, Sonja Metheny . . . Delores Curtis, Mortar Board . . . Pat Steele, Li-Toon-Awa . . . AWS Council, Jean Wells, Sybil Davis . . . Dolphin, Sue Dickinson, Sybil Davis . . . Dottie Hedrick, Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta Pi . . . Pat Cubbon, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Phi Kappa Sigma Sweetheart . . . Joanne Scott, vice-president of Panhel- lenic. Kappa Alpha Sweetheart . . . Orchesis, Jean Wells, Janice Mall, Carolyn Tully — secretary . . . Pat Coover, Theta Sigma Phi, business manager of Daily Athenaeum. Alpha Phi Beta Iota Chapter Installed on Campus 1930 Flower: Forget-Me-Not Colors: Silver and Bordeaux OFFICERS DELORES ANN CURTIS President CAROLYN TULLY Vice-President JACQUELINE HYRE Secretary SARAH BAILEY Treasurer 119 ASA MEMBERS First Row: Charlotte Altmeyer, Irene Baggott, Sandra Beighley, Sherry Bourn, Carolyn Brown- ing, Helen Blair Carson. Second Row: Ida Cooper, Anna Lee Davis, Sydney Davis, Joan Dill, Ann Dukas, Helen EUyson. Third Row: Diane Fisher, Sandra Foster, Mary Gilkc- son. Lou Ann Goldchien, Debbie Gordon. Jovce Hammer, Mary Harris. Fourth Row: Jean Hickman, Jean Hinkins, Sharon Hu- bacher, Alice .Ann Huflman, Lois Hurst, Marion Ihlenfeld, Paula Johnson. Fifth Row: Sue Jones, Peggy Kern, Annette Kunst, Patricia Lantz, Alberta Malfregeot, .Janet Mallonee, Phyllis McCoy. Sixth Row: Jane MrGuire, Libby Murray, Carol Nie- haus, Molly O ' Kelly, Erin O ' Neill, Mar- garet Peebles, .Jane Rhodes. Seventh Row: Susan Rhodes. Lee Saeli, Joyce Sluzas. Barbara Snodgrass, Sue Stout, Sally Swayze, Frances Truman. Eighth Row: Joni Walker, Betty Wall, Roberta Warner, Sally Whanger, Peggy Wolfe, Dreama Wyant. Mrs. Mabel Tennant, Housemother. Not Pictured: Jackie Friend, Carol Kusic, Peggy Witt. fy Alpha Xi Delta The local chapter of Alpha Xi Delta participates in the work of the county crippled children ' s di ision . . . National- ly, the sorority sponsors the Grace Ferris Memorial Fund and Anna Gradin Baldwin Fund granting fellowship for ad- vance study . . . Alpha Xi ' s social activities included the Christmas Party and the Rose Formal in March . . . ROTC Sponsors: Ida Cooper, Susan Rhodes, and Debby Gordon . . . Queens included Susan Rhodes — Mountaineer Weekend, and Jane McGuire— Cadet Hop ... Ida Cooper, vice-presi- dent of the student body, Mountainlair, and NSA . . . Li- Toon-Awa tapped Carol Kusic and Dreama Wyant . . . Mary Harris, vice-president of the freshman class . . . Kappa Delta Pi, Carolyn Browning . . . Alpha Epsilon Delta. Molly O ' Kelly . . . Dolphin members are Debby Gordon, Marion Ihlenfeld, Libby Murray, Sidney Davis, and Susan Rhodes Sally Swayze, Mountainlair Governing Board and Ad- visory Council, Coordinator of the High School Leadership and Transfer Student Orientation . . . Alpha Psi Omega, Sally Whanger, Sherry Bourn, Sue Jones . . . Orchesis, Debby Gordon, president, and Susan Rhodes . . . AWS Representa- tive, Jane McGuire . . . Freshman guides, Debby Gordon, Molly O ' Kelly, Ida Cooper . . . Jane McGuire elected by the eighteen fall pledges as pledge president. Cheesecake for Sphinx. Alpha Xi Delta Iota Chapter Installed on Campus 1905 Flower: Pink Rose Colors: Double Blue and Gold OFFICERS SALLY SWAYZE President IDA COOPER Vice-President JEAN HICKMAN Recording Secretary SUE JONES Corresponding Secretary MOLLY O KELLY Pledge Trainer 121 XQ MEMBERS First Row: Betty Arnett, June Barton, Marta Jo Bowles, Joyce Brown, Mary Bird Carder, Sally Casey. Second Row: Betty Chinn, Libby Conley, Ruth Cuppett, Jane Davisson, Mary Ann Dilmore, Barbara Sue Dodds. Third Row: Dougie Dolfie, Billie English, Persis Eshen- baugh, Carolyn Feagans, Bobbie Kay Gif- fen, Suzannah Goad. Fourth Row: Sheila Gocke, Kathy Gronquist, Joyce Han- na, Mary Louise Harr, Marta Jo Hess, Mary Hulstine. Fifth Row: Carole Ann Inman, Stephanie Jennings, Fran Jones, Harriet Jones, Jane Lee Jones, Nancy Keffer. Sixth Row: Polly Kessel, Barbara Largent, Ann Linger, Patsy Lovell, Bobbie MacFarlane, Dee Mc- Knight. Seventh Row: Martha Meredith, Jeannette Nichols, Mar- ilyn O ' Dell, Janet Peters, Margaret PuUen, Susie Pyles. Eighth Row: Janice Riley, Margaret Ann Riley, Ger- maine Rollyson, Lucy Ropp, Sue Selby , Gayle Smith. Ninth Row: Susie Smith, Amy Stauffer, Sara Stephen- son, Jo Ann Stout, Pat Way, Betty West, Ann Woodrum. Not Pictured: Annette Arnold, Mary Sampson Jones, Carol Trosch. Organized confusion. Chi Omega placed first in Mother ' s Day Sing, first in Mountain Carnival, third in Mountaineer Weekend house decorations . . . Sponsors National Achievement Award to a woman of notable accomplishment . . . Service Fund publishes research material in the field of social science . . . Fifteen girls pledged Chi Omega electing Stephanie Jennings president . . . Li-Toon-Awa tapped Ruth Cup- pett, vice president, and Sue Selby, secretary . . . Chimes members included Mary Bird Carder, president, Harriet Jones . . . Betty Arnett, Sue Dodds, Carolyn Feagans, president, Polly Kessel, vice-president were members of Mortar Board . . . ROTC and AFROTC sponsors in- cluded Lucy Ropp, Polly Kessel, Mary Bird Carder, Billie English, Jeanette Nichols, and Ann Woodrum . . . Betty Chinn, president of Terrace Hall . . . Dee McNight, pres- ident of Pledge Panhellenic . . . Mary Ann Dilmore, Psi Chi . . . Susie Smith, Alpha Psi Omega, Unixersity Play- ers . . . Betty Arnett, secretary YWCA . . . Ann Linger, Orchesis, art editor of Monticola . . . Janice Riley, sec- ond vice-president AWS . . . Kappa Delta Pi, Ann Wood- rum, Carolyn Feagans . . . Germaine Rollyson, Pi Kappa Alpha Sweetheart . . . Polly Kessel, vice-president Press Club, vice president of Senior Class, Men ' s Pan Queen, Kappa Tau Alpha, Theta Sigma Phi . . . Sue Dodds, Life Week co-ordinator ... La Tertulia, June Barton, Bobbie Macfarland . . . Homecoming Steering Committee, Kath- ey Gronquist and Fran Jones . . . Harriet Jones, Phi Up- silon Omicron, Universi ty Social Committee . . . Lucy Ropp, Mountaineer Queen Attendant . . . Christmas Dance, Spring Formal, Spring and Fall Eleusinian, Initia- tion Banquet were on social agenda for the year. Chi Omega Theta Chapter Installed on Campus 1905 Flower: White carnation Colors: Cardinal and straw OFFICERS BETTY ARNETT President POLLY KESSEL Vice-President ANN WOODRUM Secretary HARRIET JONES Treasurer MARTHA MERIDETH Pledge Trainer 123 AAA MEMBERS First Row: Marilyn Abdoney, Ruth Ann Ash, Mary Blair, Barbara Burton, Janet Caussin, Hrster Chandler. Second Row: Betty Conner, Carol Lou Crow, Mary Jo Davis, Elnora Doll, Gail Ann Ferrell, Nancy Gooch. Third Row: Sandra Gosncll, Jennie Gra es, Janet Grif- fith, Melba Jo Hawkins, Ann Hoki-, Linda Hughes. Fourth Row: Mildred Jackson, Mary Ann Johnson, Sue Jones, Barabara Lawson, Patricia McKay, Janet MoUe. Fifth Row: Jane Mollohan, Linda Monahan, Laura Powell, Phyllis Provost, Jo Ann Purkcy. Sixth Row: Darlene Roberts, Ann Rusmisell, Ora Lee Rusmisell, Patricia Scully, Rosemary Scul- ly- Seventh Row: Nancy Sechler, Gay Sickman, Barbara Smith, Faith . nn Summers, Jean Taylor. Eighth Row: Mariarra Waroblak, Sue White, Ruth Ann Wolfe, Jayne Woodyard, Peggy Zubcr. Not Pictured: Janet Johnson, Martha Kemp, Pat Lantz, Sandra Sturm. fc Let ' s just buy one next year! Delta Delta Delta had a large social schedule — Pansy Breakfast, Founder ' s Day, Christmas party, Chapter Day, Underpri iledged Children ' s party, Christmas Seranade, Apple Polishing party, and Spring Formal in May — Twen- ty girls pledged Tri Delt — Jeanne Taylor elected as pledge president . . . Prominent Tri Delts on campus . . . Rose- mary Scully, Mortar Board treasurer . . . Barbara Law- son, YWCA Cabinet, Orchesis . . . Mu Phi Epsilon, Mar- tha Kemp and Laura Powell . . . Edith Poling, runner-up in Springspree queen contest . . . Peggy Zuber, AROTC sponser. Sweetheart of Kappa Alpha . . . Marilyn Ab- doney, president Woman ' s Hall Onter . . . Janet Molle, secretary of Panhellenic, Freshman guide, Theta Sigma Phi, Orchesis . . . Betty Conner. Social chaiiToan of Woman ' s Hall Center . . . Darlene Roberts, Orchesis, photography editor of Monticola, Student Legislature, New Dormitoiy Council . . . Linda Monahan, Mountain- lair Program Council, vice-president of Chaplin ' s Council, University Social Committee, Panhellenic representative . . . Sponsors Tri Delta Sei-vice Scholarship locally and nation- ally . . . Honored by coming in second in Mother ' s Day Sing . . . Homecoming float took third place. Delta Delta Delta Phi Iota Chapter Installed on Campus 1954 Flower: Pansy Colors: Silver, Gold, and Blue OFFICERS ROSEMARY SCULLY President S.A.NDRA GOSNELL Vice-President L. ' kURA POWELL Secretary BARB. RA BURTON Trensurer 125 AT MEMBERS First Row: Sharon Lee Andrews, Katherine Ashworth, Nancy Bailey, Carolyn Barlow, Marilyn Barlow, Barbara Benbow. Second Row: Barbara Binns, Mary Ann Bornmann, Jane Clark, Julia Colson, Betty Cook. Sue Cook. Third Row: Betty Davidson, Mary Jo Deem. Sue Douglas, Kay Ellis, Adele Williams Farley, Mary Boyd Faulkner. Fourth Row: Betsy Frost, Nonnic Louanna Furbee, Mary Lee Grimmctt, Sally Hornell, Karen Howes. Virginia Kemp. Fifth Row: Mary Ann Lambert, Mary Manolakis, Lynda McClun.g, Carolyn Miller, Betsy Miller, Carolyn Lee Morrison. Sixth Row: Nancy Newman, Sally Ellen Orr, Patty Burnell Phillips, Pat Porter, Eleanor Queen. Shirley Ruth Roberts. Seventh Row: Maria Sagris, Jo .Ann Secoy, Janice Sickle. Jeanne Smith, Linda Young Smith, Sue Carol Smith. Eighth Row: Lynn Stewart, Kristina Svensson, Venne Anne Swisher, Mary Ellyson Talbott, Cyn- thia Taylor, Rose Tropea, Vicki Yickers. Ninth Row: Joanne Lee Walker, Sue White, Carol Wol- cott, Sandra Williams, Charlotte Yates, Hil- da Young, Mrs. Edna B. Brown. House- mother. Not Pictured: Anne Potter Clifton. Oji e O0 . 0 . , But it IS cofTce! Delta Gamma had many outstanding members . . . Li- Toon-Awa tapped Mary Ann Bornmann, Louanna Furbee, Maria Sagris, and Mary Manolakis — president . . . ROTC and AFROTC sponsors included Carolyn Miller, Rose Tropea, Barabara Benbow, Jane Clark, Sharon Andrews. Mary Ann Bornmann, Sue Smith, Janice Sickle, and Sally Orr . . . Virginia Kemp, Mortar Board, vice- president YWCA . . . Kay Ellis, vice-president Pledge Panhellenic . . . Sue Smith, varsity cheerleader . . . YWCA Cabinet members, Virginia Kemp, Susie Deem, Betsy Miller, Jane Clark, Anne Swisher, and Carolyn Mor- rison . . . Maria Sagris, AWS treasurer . . . Sharon Andrews, associate editor of Monticola . . . Mary Ann Bornmann, Student Legislature . . . Eleanor Queen, Chimes . . . DCs active in Mountainlair . . . Maria Sagris, chairman Fine Arts Committee; Jeanne Smith, chairinan Dance Committee; Sharon Andrews, Advisory Council; Mary Manolakis, chairman Public Relations Com- mittee . . . Carolyn Barlow, organizational editor of Monticola . . . DG Queens . . . Sharon Andrews, Mil- itary Ball; Janice Sickle, Springspree; Carolyn Miller, Miss West Virginia, 1956; Kris Svenson, Engineers Ball . . . At- tendants . . . Maria Sagris, Men ' s Pan; Katherine Ash- worth, Mountaineer Weekend ; Patricia Porter, Mountain- eer Weekend Princess; Mary Boyd Faulkner, Homecoming Weekend . . . Freshman guides included Eleanor Queen and Sharon Andrews . . . Ele en pledges elected Betsy Frost president . . . Locally, DG ' s serve as receptionists at Vincent Pallotti Hospital . . . Nationally, the sorority gives aid to the blind and works on sight conservation . . . Placed second in Homecoming Parade and first in Sphinx Talent Show . . . Social calendar included Pledge Recep- tion, Christmas Party, and Spring Formal. Delta Gamma Alpha Xi Chapter Installed on Campus 1922 Flower: Cream Rose Colors: Bronze, Pink, and Blue OFFICERS VIRGINI.ii KEMP President MARY LEE GRIMMETT Vice-President BETTY DAVIDSON Pledge Mistress NANCY BAILEY Secretary ELEANOR QUEEN Treasurer 127 KA MEMBERS First Row: Fadwa Ammar, Sally Armentrout, Sara Ballard, Linda Bartlett, Shirley Boiling, Yvonne Canfield. Second Row: Margie Christop her. Patricia Cogsil, Kath- ryn Google, .Jane Corder, Joan Cordray. Betty Enicks. Third Row: Mary K. Floyd, Gloria Francesa, Mary Alice Gango, Caroline Geiler, Sandra Glenn. Helen Mae Goodnight. Fourth Row: Barbara Hamill, Judy Hawk, Judy Hesslcr, Jean King, Sylvia Lough, Joyce McComas. Fifth Row: Catherine Manning, Maria Monty. Mary Morgan. Patricia Napier, Elaine Nestor, Barbara Nottingham. Sixth Row: Carolyn Osborne. Marilyn Pulling. Sue Ridinger, Barbara Romano, Sally Shaw. Seventh Row: Peggy Sheets, Ruthann Stephens, Alice Lee Taylor, Dorothy Lu Voisey, Janet Wallace. Eighth Row: Louisa Watring, Pattie Wilkerson, Diana Wilson, Shirley Wilson, Eileen Mae Winter. Ninth Row: Harriet Witry, Beth Ann Wolfe, Lois Wool- man. Sara Zimmerman, Mrs. Mae Daley. Housemother. Extra vacation-day originators Sixteen girls pledged Kappa Delta electing Barbara Ro- mano president . . . Captured first place in Mountaineer Weekend house decorations . . . Social events included Christmas Pledge Formal and Christmas party . • • Mr. Esquire Formal held in April . . . KD ' s work at Scott ' s Rim Settlement House . . . Supports six beds in Crippled Children ' s Hospital in Richmond . . . Distinguished mem- bers . . . Linda Bartlett, Monticola class editor, news ed- itor of Daily Athenaeum, secretary of Theta Sigma Phi, historian of Press Club, University Publications Committee . . . Margaret Christopher, associate editor of Monticola, Kappa Phi Cabinet. YWCA Cabinet, secretary Internation- al Awareness Committee. Student Legislature, Life Week Steering Committee ... La Tertulia, Margaret Christo- pher, Caroline Geiler, Pat Wilkerson . . . Patricia Cosgil, runner-up in Springspree Queen contest . . . Kathryn Coogle, secretary of Social Work Club . . . Transfer guides, Betty Enicks, Jean King, and Elaine Nestor . . . Barbara Hamill, Math Club president . . . Mary K. Floyd, vice-president II Circolo Italiano . . . MENC mem- bers, Sally Armentrout — vice-president, Sara Ballard, Lois Woolman . . . Caroline Geiler, YWCA Cabinet . . . Jean King, secretary of Mortor Board, Mountainlair Program Council, Kappa Delta Pi president . . . Peggy Sheets, at- tendant to Homecoming Queen . . . Mu Phi Epsilon, Sal- ly Amientrout, Beth Ann Wolfe . . . Janet Wallace, soci- ety editor of Daily Athenaeum, Freshman guide. Chimes, Theta Sigma Phi. Kappa Delta Beta Phi Chapter Installed on Campus 1950 Flower: White Rose Colors: Olive Green and White OFFICERS JEAN KING President FADW. AMMAR Vice-President ELAINE NESTOR Secretary BARBARA HAMILL Treasurer 129 KKr MEMBERS First Row: Isabel Barnard, Nancy Kay Bennett, Ann Marie Bergdoll, Bonnie Blair. Phyllis Bow- ers, Ann Lynne Burchinal. Second Row: Catherine Carroll Butts, Joyce Conner, Mary Jarvis Currence, Elizabeth Daugh- erty, Michal Evans, Mary Ann Feldnieier. Third Row: Sally Sue Flinn, Jane Frances Gerwig, Marjoric Ann Gerwig, Peggy Hansbarger, Debra Harner, Joan Harner. Fourth Row: Judith Hill, Kay Hill, Mary Hoke, Gil Hollandsworth, Sara Holliday, Donna Jane Hughes. Fifth Row: Virginia Roland Johnson. Judith Carol Jones, Julia Ann Jordon. Gretchen Louise Knox. Carolyn Lawson, Sally Leavitt. Sixth Row: Katherine Lehman, Emily Kay Martin, Betsy Jo Miller, Vivian Frances Mudge, Mary Murphy, Elise Pcttrey. Seventh Row: Sally Radford. Jane Ruckman, Susan Rum- baugh, Barbara Sayre, Judy Schwegler, Nancy Seitz. Eighth Row: Jane Rcxroad Sowers, Ruth Spenger, Ann Theiss, Ruth Ann Walker, Rebecca Ann Webster. Ninth Row: Rita White, Emily Wildt, Ann Wotring, Margaret Ann Wright. Mrs. Ruby Cum- mins, Housemother. Not Pictured: Patricia Cooke, Priscilla Hammond. Paula White. Haden, Winnie i9k p H I aHBHk W ( Who ' s the jewel in the back ? Kappa Kappa Gamma took first place in the Home- coming Parade . . . Nationally they were awarded the Efficiency Cup for the highest grade of chapter efficiency in all departments . . . Social agenda included Christmas party. Senior picnic, Spring party, and Kappa Formal in March . . . Kappa ROTC Sponsors included Joan Harn- er, Sara Holliday, Peggy Jo Hansbargcr, Judith Hill, and Elise Pettrey . . . Mortar Board chose Ann Wotring and Priscilla Haden . . . Chimes tapped Marjorie Gerwig, Jane Gerwig, Donna Jan Hughes, Kitty Carroll Butts, and Kitty Lehman . . . Emily Martin, Barbara Sayre and Isabel Barnard were accepted by Li-Toon-Awa . . . Mu Phi Epsilon, Rita White and Ann Theiss . . . Kappa Del- ta Pi, Priscilla Haden and Donna Jane Hughes . . . Or- chesis, Isabel Barnard and Debra Harner . . . YWCA Cabinet members: Ann Wotring, Nancy Seitz, Kitty Car- roll Butts, Kitty Lehman, Ann Bergdoll, Isabel Barnard, Sally Sue Flinn, Emily Martin, and Barbara Sayre . . . Freshman Princess Mountaineer Weekend, Mimi Wildt . . . Ann Wotring, Phi L psilon Omicron. AWS president . . . Sara Holliday, AWS Council . . . Top brass at Mountainlair — Priscilla Haden, vice-president; Donna Hughes, secretary; Kitty Lehman, Advisory Council; Jarve Currence, Outings Chairman . . . Ten Kappa ' s active in Dolphin ... Pi Delta Phi, Kitty Carroll Butts and Nancy Seitz . . . Delt Queen, Marjorie Gerwig . . . Phyllis Bowers elected pledge president by twenty pledges . . . Nationally the sorority sponsors the Monmouth Memorial Librar y at Monmouth College. Kappa Kappa Gamma Beta Upsilon Chapter Installed on Campus 1906 Flower: Fleur-de-lis Colors: Dark Blue and Light Blue OFFICERS U. KY MURPHY President ANN WOTRING Vice-President PRISCILL. H. DEN Treasurer EMILY MARTIN Recording Secretary NANCY SEITZ Pledge Chairman 131 nB i MEMBERS First Row: Lela Aliff, Georgiana Bailey, Frances Barnes, Beverly Bashaw, Phyllis Bransford, Joan Bratton. Second Row: Carolyn Butler, Polly Cannon, Jo Ella Chapman, Ruth Conley, Sandra Conwell, Mary Jo Cox. Third Row: Elizabeth Darnall, Jane Evans, Nancy Flan- agan, Marjorie Frew, Marilyn Gall, Car- men Gamble. Fourth Row: Marilyn Garrison, Janice Grow, Helen Hadjis, Ann Harless, Sandra Jones, Carol Karr. Fifth Row: Ruth Keister, Margaret Kerr, Francine Koenig, Carolyn Layfield, Nancy Love, Jane McMillion. Sixth Row: Ann McMunn. Anne Morris, Melinda Mor- ris, Sandra Morrison, Kathleen Neely, Martha Neuenschwander. Seventh Row: Carole Pasquale, Laura Ellen Phillips, Judy Porter, Mary Jane Powell, Jeanne Roth, Jane Runner. Eighth Row: Frances Sayre, Kathryn Sell, Kay Simpson, Joy Strawn, Ann Taylor, Mary Thrasher. Ninth Row: Carolyn Traubert, Nancy Trotter, Lucie Tuckwiller, Emily Welch, Marion Wether- by, Mrs. James Sullivan, Housemother. ■ ' ' iAk JP IL i ' - % i;4 % M Bring on thr rorktails Nationally Pi Beta Phi sponsors the Pi Beta Phi Settle- ment School in Gatlingburg, Tennessee . . . Social events included the Christmas party. Spring Formal . . . Eighteen pledges elected Mary Jo Cox president of their pledge class . . . Second place was awarded the Pi Phi ' s in the Mountaineer Weekend house decorations . . . Ac- tive Pi Phi ' s on campus . . . Judy Porter, YWCA presi- dent, secretary of Kappa Delta Pi . . . Carolyn Layfield, AWS representative . . . Marjorie Frew, Mountaineer Weekend Steering Committee secretary . . . Freshman Guides: Judy Porter, Jane McMillion. Ann McMunn . . . Sandra Jones, secretary of Marketing Club . . . Ann Mc- Munn, associate business manager of the Monticola . . . Honoraries tapped Frances Barnes for Li-Toon- Awa; Judy Porter for Mortar Board; Jane McMillion and Carole Pas- quale for Chimes . . . Lucie Tuckwiller, Dolphin vice- president . . . Helen Hadjis, ROTC Sponsor . . . Jane McMillion, Homecoming Queen, vice-president of Junior Class. Pi Beta Phi West Virginia Alpha Chapter Installed on Campus 1918 Flower: Wine Carnation Colors: Wine and Silver Blue OFFICERS ANN McMUNN President SANDRA JONES Vice-President FRANCES SAYRE Recording Secretary RUTH KEISTER Corresponding Secretary CAROLE PASQUALE Trensurei 133 Interfraternity Council The puiposp nl tlie Interfraternity Cloiiiicil can best be explained by the preamble to its Constitution: United in the behef that among social fraternities there arc common problems beyond the scope of individual action — that the fullest benefits from the fraternity system can be achieved only by common action — that fraternities have an affirma- tive responsibility to co-operate with West Virginia Univer- sity and to further its interests — members of the C ouncil are derived from the twenty social fraternities on the ram- pus — each fraternity shall be represented by its chapter rep- resentatives; a senior and a junior representative — special projects this year have included a unified pledge week and Interfraternity United Fund — annual events sponsored by IFC are Men ' s Pan — Intermural athletics — blankets pre- sented to graduating seniors on the basketball team — bridge and debate tournaments — faculty ad isor is Professor White — IFC was organized by and succeeded the ( ouncil of Fra- ternity Presidents in 1956. MELLOW MUSIC. Duke Ellington and his band played for IFC-sponsorcd Men ' s Pan, a campus tradition and highlight. n « % F d ■ Ji . x„. ' A fi ™ ' ™ ' ' ' ' ' ■ l nV jH BflHJf H K H Bl H l ni HHi l M ■f , - ::;:;;::;;:;;;;: J ■ ■ ■ HB Fred Fields HA JlMi - ' Jflii MHik Max Crum AI ' P o ■ O — -■ mi --S • ' I %mff SI :- Paul Davis ri , ' -- ' ; Dominic Gaziano A J A . . i Coleman Goodman A24 J Marvin Slavin A- ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■I HI B loHN Vaughan Ben H BHBfl H HmM H ■■ ■■■■i bill orr ata ■ ___ .-«  i« _,.™. Dave Ellis KA f ' rMT.;R ; ' V.::::;::::::::::::: K |-, ?V3 tr ' 1 %0 ' ' Fourth Row: ' jL -- , ' John King K2 J ' -t - ' w Sfe ' ' V ' iNCENT Curtis AX A ' ■ • y MU Bill Lamb AXA John Beck I KS ■• ' jgpmpij, K B Wayne Shuttleworth K 1 ' _...  «s « f Richard Galperin tiJ r 1 f T David Stern 4 ;;A ' .■ -, .,- .■ ■  , «6- •, Bob Hill 2K H H Sixth Row: ' fP ' ' j fci VWS ■ Jllhl , ' H ■ ' ' ' Jill .JS Hh Rupert Bovi LiNG UKA ■IJ| I.. hHj JHI JV B hI . BV H Robert Seaman IIKA — . . , 1 Seventh Row: l mmk P JMHH Gene Gorrell 2i:x S f I r HM—f ■ 1 Bill Householder 2 li; ' W- X-. vLa HS Sk jJL hhu, barnes tke - r v.«!! N..«C •%• -  r ' iMBBF « ' Don French TKH i Jim Breeden HX ' , Jkw BillRenn ex k A . i Ml9 ' H ' M KJf Pictured: I IB mlMalmiM. iHi Ji lo- BR ' owr. . . lABiHi ■■ HHi HHiilH iHi m mm: mKM |ames Sakert ATA g idm JlHfel MH Lee Tracy I K4 ' Hy m ri ( sasv.;;, ■;;.■;.•.:■.:•... :.: ?l ■  ' ' ' ' -J--„-!- , r.-. _ Harold Gregory i+K llJf dti 4 lit J AFP MEMBERS First Row: Dick Austin, Carrol Bailey. Ken Bailey, Bob Beach, Albert Beaty. Second Row: Jim Bonar, Bill Booth, Howard Brinklcy, Ralph Buntcn, Bill Clark. Third Row: Bill Collins, Ed Cooper, Max Crum, C. ,J. Cunningham, Paul Davis. Fourth Row: Earl Foglesong. Ernest Gray, B. J. Hinkle. Don Inks, Bob Kerwood. Fifth Row: .Jack Laing, Charles Main, Blaine Norman, Joe Pancake, Bill Pinnell. Sixth Row: Larry Pope, Bill Sherring. John Thalimer. Clyde Williams, Mrs. C. E. Wilkinson, Housemother. Not Pictured: Mike Carpenter, Charles Cole, Frank Guiher, Earl Seaman. I cy n o ' n f 1 MI MI J Doing very nicely, thank you. Tlie social calendar of Alpha Gamma Rho included Fall Frolics, Christmas Dance, Valentine Dance, Senior Ball, and the Pink Rose Formal in April . . . Fraternity has maintained the highest scholastic average among the fra- ternities for the past two years . . . C. J. Cunningham elected president of the fall pledge class . . . Locally and nationally the fraternity strengthens the nation through scientific agriculture and forestry . . . Alpha Zeta mem- bers, Boh Kervvood, Bill Collins, Don Inks, Howard Brink- ley, Bill Sherring . . . Forestry Club Executive Commit- tee, Don Inks and Paul Davis ... Ed Cooper, president of Block and Bridle Club . . . Bob Kerwood, Mountain, president of Collegiate Future Farmers of America Chap- ter, Freshman Guide, Alpha Tau Alpha, Steering Com- mittee for 1957 Student Leadership Conference . . . Bill Collins, Sphinx, Alpha Tau Alpha president, Sigma Theta Epsilon. Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Alpha Chapter Installed on Campus 1924 Flower: Pink Rose Colors: Green and Gold OFFICERS JOE PANC. ' KE President M. X CRUM Vice-President BILL SHERRING Alumni Secretary DON INKS Secretary DICK .AUSTIN Treasurer 139 A$A MEMBERS First Row: John David Carlot, Nick DcMasi, Peter DePond, John Fuscaldo. Second Row: Domenick Gaziano, James laconis, Daniel Kniska, William Kniska. Third Row: Tony Licata, Joseph Mancino, Rinaldo Mastrodonato, Joseph Oliverio. Fourth Row: Louis Oliverio, Peter Oliverio, Sam Oli- verio, John Oughton, Joseph Panepinto. Fifth Row: Alan Polls, Robert Potesta, Carmen Ro- mano, Tony Selario, Al Skinner. Sixth Row: Don Sumraa, John Tiano, Carmen Urso, Frank Yann, Sam Yocco. Not Pictured: Ralph Anastasio, Ernest Gregg, Joseph Laurita, Robert Martino, Al McAtee, Paul Mikanik, John Pizzuti, Jim Rogerson, Bud Scalis, Skip Stewart, Mickey Trimarki, Bill Valentino, Tony Zizza. dikMtMk U ' i V 1-r ' nMgtitMk fm fm fmk m ( lliaii-up time. Alpha Phi Delta works in collaboiation with the Marine Reserve Battalion in CUarksbury in the toy collection drive . . . Alpha Phi Delta captured third place in the Homecom- ine; float competition . . . Social acti ities included the Snow Ball in December, White Clarnation Formal in March and the Bermuda Hayride . . . Outstanding members included three varsity football team members: Mickey Trimarki. Ralph Anastasio, and Whitey Mikanik . . . John Fuscaldo, Newman Club president, Student Legislature, Alpha Epsi- lon Delta . . . Domenick Gaziano, freshman cheerleader . . . Allen Polls and Joe Panepinto, Pershing Rifles . . . John Tiano, freshman guide, Sphinx . . . Daniel Kniska elected fall pledge president. Alpha Phi Delta Pi Chapter Installed on Campus 1923 Flower: White Carnation Colors: Purple and White OFFICERS JOHN TIANO President DOMENIC GAZIANO Vice-President JAMES lACONIS Secretary CARMEN URSO Treasurer PETE DePOND Chaplain Ml Ben MEMBERS First Row: Tom Anderson, Tom Bobbitt, Charles Bon- neson, James Boswell, Bob Bowie, Don Brown. Second Row: Joe Calhoun, Ed Carr, John Casto, Phil Chase. Dave Davis, Jim Downes. Third Row: Don Eddy, Tom Garrett. Bill Gravely, Dave Gregory, Larney Gump, Robert Haden. Fourth Row: William Harris, Harold Hastings, James Hcaberlin, Jim Hesse, Terry Jones, Mel Kahle. Fifth Row: Art McCamey, Ed McCoy. Jim McCoy, Tom McHugh, Bob Mead, Dave Merinar. Sixth Row: Joe Morgan, Russ Nightengale, Mike Oliv- er, John Pancake, William Pinnell, John Purccll. Seventh Row: Joel Rhein, Dick Rice, Ralph Rutledgc. Ted Sheridan, John Simms, Albert Sowers, Robert Spessord. Eighth Row: Bill Stadler, Robert Steele, William Stev- ens, C. D. Thomas, Richard Thompson, William Trussel, John Vaughan. Ninth Row: James Vosoti. Samuel Weese, Terry Whar- ton, Wayne Wharton, William White, Ray Woodall, Mrs. A. E. Malone. Housemother. Not Pictured: Buck Curry, Carl Dannenburg, Robert Ewing, Tom Ferguson. Charles Haden. Richard Huemme, Addison Lane, Bill Mc- Laughlin, C:urt Power, Fred Richardson. M. R. Renick, Roger Tompkins, Walter Wolfe, Charles Wollerton. f i ' . fli (T o O C O • - ' -_- ' ■ ' ■ • f ' ( • J r • i i f r% f r ' O r , r . !? O • % ' M A Really, it ' s just a friendly little game. Beta Theta Pi had many distinguished members on campus . . . Roger Tompkins. Moimtain, Spiriteers Steer- ing Committee. Mountaineer Weekend co-ordinator, Life Week co-ordinator . . . James Boswell, Cadet Colonel ROTC . . . Bill Stevens, Daily Athenaeum editor, Fi Batar Cappar, Kappa Tau Alpha . . . Tom Ferguson, Sphinx, Tau Beta Pi, . ' rnold Air Society . . . James Vasoti, Alpha Tau Mu . . . Carl Dannenberg, varsity football . . . Ralph Rutledge, cheerleader . . . Phil Chase, Fi Batar Cappar . . . Don Eddy, varsity basketball . . . Several members on both the golf and tennis team . . . Fourteen men pledge Beta electing Robert Haden pledge president . . . Christmas party held in December and Miami Triad in April. Beta Theta Pi Beta Psi Chapter Installed on campus 1900 Flower: Pink Rose Colors: Pink and Blue OFFICERS TOM FERGUSON President JAMES V. ' VSOTI Vice-President C. D. THOMAS Secretary T. E. McHUGH Treasurer U3 ATA MEMBERS First Row: Douglass Adams, Richard Alker, John Barile, Leslie Barnes, John Buoy, John Busch, John Campbell. Second Row: Thomas Caplinger, Roger Chancey, Ray- mond Chureh, Earnest Cunningham, James Deison. John Dorsey, Richard Dotson. Third Row: Hayden Ellyson, Lowell Gainer. Thomas Gant, Howard Garland. Fred Garner. David Grimes, Robert Hall. Fourth Row: William Higinbotham. Paul Hopkins. Michael Hull, Glen Jewell. Joseph John- ston, Wirt Jones, Louis Kellenberger. Fifth Row: Steven Lang. Thomas Lantz, William Law- son, James Liddle, Robert Megahan, Leo Mehl, Thomas Meintel. .Sixth Row: Edward Menkemeller. Bruce Meredith. Ray Musgraves, Adrian Nestor, Joseph Opp, William Orr. Thomas Pell. .Seventh Row: Dave Porter, Robert Reed, David Rowe, Edward Satterfield, Edward Seibert, Jack Shepherd, Jerry Shepherd. Eighth Row: Charles Simms, David Sonmierville, Tim Souder, Robert Stocker, Richard Sturgil. Paul Swisher. Thomas Tandy. Ninth Row: Samuel Troutnian, William Trozzo, Thom- as Vance, Robert Vehse, Thomas Wiley, Thomas Yost. Not Pictured: Thomas Altizer, Larry Amos, Eric Ash- worth. Arthur Austin, Richard Batten, Robert Bradley, Parker Clark, Harrison Conaway, Russel Conaway, Donald Krish- er, William Lorcntz. Edward Patterson, Damon Pleasant, John Randolph, James Sakert, Frederick Sawyers, Jay Spery, Rob- ert Stefaniak, Harry Wilfong, Lloyd Wil- liams. - (n. rn PI e . f rl ,1 , . flHhh. ., MHB . .,«aMH . ai Hii rl « r 1 f ' m |8,.€s: ii w - f-f , . flB2! r ) i ' x. m  m immhm M ' m r . . % ry I - f %, ' f k f rt A A. 0 (tMf JKi t h- M Mk Mr Stikwm n r .f? o f L n o a c h k rh M M iA And if you pledge . Thirty-eight pledged Delta Tau Delta in the fall electing John Barile as their president . . . Local chapter won first place in the annual Delt Sing in Pittsburgh . . . Took second place in Homecoming parade . . . Social e ents consisted of the Christmas party, Wild West party, Winter Formal, Spring Formal . . . Represented in Fi Batar Cap- par by Adrian Nestor and Roger Chancey . . . Thomas Tandy, Helvetia, president of the Sophomore Class . . . David Grimes, Alpha Kappa Psi, Freshman Guide, Arnold Air Society, University Social Committee, Mountaineer Weekend publicity chairman . . . Roger Chancey, ar- sity football . . . Adrian Nestor, Sphinx, Scabbard and Blade, execution committee chairman of Spiriteers. Delta Tau Delta Gamma Delta Chapter Installed on Campus 1860 Flower: Iris Colors: Purple, White and Gold OFFICERS WILLIAM ORR President GLEN JEWELL Vice-President LEO MEHL Treasurer LOWELL GAINER Corresponding Secretary OREN WILLIAMS Recording Secretary 145 KA MEMBERS First Row: Bill Anderson, John Anderson, Tony Biv- ens, Don Bowling, Joe Brown. Fred Burns, Joe Cardini. Second Row: Gene Carr, Tom Cavendish, John Cleve- land, Mac Corbett, Jim Craig, Bob Creek, Jim Curry. Third Row: Bob Dunham, Dave Ellis, Don Ervine, Ger- ry Farrar, Alex Fischback, Sam Fisher, Charles Fox. Fourth Row: Alex Ghiz, Bob Ghiz, Dan Grant, Charles Gray, Scbert Griffith, Ralph Hanna, Ed Harrison. Fifth Row: J. Harrison, Bill Harvey, Glen Higgins, Lee Hill. John Holland, Dave Hutchinson, Reg Johnson. Sixth Row: Gus Kaimakides. Phil Kiger, Guy Mc- Mechen, Fred Macreno, Bill Merinar, Jerry Miller, Joe Moreland. Seventh Row: Derald Nolen, Lewis Pellagrin, Jim Powers, Jay Pugh, Ron Quarnstrum, Fred Queen, Larry Rhodes. Eighth Row: Tom Richardson, John Sievertson, Steve Smith. Bob Stettner, John Traubert, Jim Wannamaker. Ninth Row: Paul Watson. Don Welsh, Shannon Wester- man, Gary Wood, Jon Young, Mrs. L. F. Anderson, Housemother. Not Pictured: Walt Beene, Frank Joanou, Don Mc- Whorter, John Moscr, Jim Scarbough, Glenn Squires, Dick Walker, .Jim Wilburn. on .n. Q ? a. r O f i o c dh dM k A k Big sister is watching you! Kappa Alpha captured second place in the Sphinx Tal- ent Show, first place in Inter-Fraternity Debate, third place in Mountaineer Weekend Float . . . Paul Watson elected president of the fall pledge class . . . Prominent KA ' s . . . John Coyner, Athletic Council, Fi Batar Cappar, Mountain . . . Gus Kaimakides, Scabbard and Blade president, advanced ROTC president . . . Jim Wanna- maker, AFROTC Cadet Wing Commander, Tau Beta Pi . . . Joe Brown, secretary of Inter-Fraternity Council, Sphinx, Campaign Manager of Student Party . . . KA ' s had lots of parties . . . Hillbilly, Playbody, French Apache, Concicium Ball, Plantation Ball. Kappa Alpha Alpha Rho Chapter Installed on Campus 1898 Flower: Magnolia Colors: Crimson and Gold OFFICERS JOE BROWN President DON ERVINE Vice-President JAMES CRAIG Recording Secretary DERALD NOLAN Corresponding Secretary JOHN HOLLAND Treasurer 147 KS MEMBERS First Row: Harry Allison, Richard Ammar, Ted Bak- er, Walt Boslcy, Dan Brown, Jim Brown. Second Row: John Cottle, Jim Curry. Tom Doason, Pat Donnally, Bill Drake, Bud Dunham. Third Row: Don Fanus, John Fernll, John Goff. Bill Harkins, Sam laquinta, Robert Johnson. Fourth Row: S. K. Johnson, Bob Jones, Joe Judy, Bob Justice, John Karnoupakis, Dave King. Fifth Row: John King, Bill Laney, Ed Lewis, Bob Lilly, Walt Mason, Frazier Miller. Sixth Row: Jerry Miller, Rich Moreno, Jack Murray, Ron Portcrficld, Fred Repass, Roy Rishel. Seventh Row: David Ross, Don Rothey, Chuch Rudolph, Gaven Sencindivcr, Charlie Skibo, Paul Sterbutzel. Eighth Row: Dick Strife, Bob Tuttle, Tom Tabor, Bob Voitel, Joe Znoy, Smokey Joe Mascot. Not Pictured: Paul Barna, Chauncy Browning, Bill Bur- dette. Glenn Chambers, Mike Chambers, Jim Clark, Bill Douds, Bob Griffith. Fred Joseph, John Kay, Hcrshel Kessler, Al Lemley, Bob Pollock, Wayne Rockwell, Pat Standard!. l aK. IK I . c a . ( f r o ' c in - . - fm. iL ,fc. ' «• -- -i ' A k M A k It happens every pinning Highlights of the Kappa Sigma social season . . . Western party, Bar and Grill party, Come As You Are party, and Star and Chescent Spring Formal . . . Award- ed second place in Mountaineer Weekend Parade . . . Outstanding Kappa Sig ' s on campus . . . Ted Baker, Stu- dent Legislature . . . Bud Dunham, Distinguished Mili- tary Student . . . Scabbard and Blade, George Sencin- diver, Jack Murray, Bill Drake, Bob Justice . . . Ted Baker, vice-president of Helvetia . . . John King, treas- urer of Helvetia . . . Represented on baseball team by John Cottle and John GofT . . . Alpha Kappa Psi, Walt Bosley-secretary. Bud Dunham ler, David Ross, Don Rothey . ers, John Kay, Paul Barna Dolphin, Frazier Mil- . Freshman football play- Twentv-one men elected John Karnoupakis president of the fall pledge class. Kappa Sigma Ganima Phi Chapter Installed on Campus 1883 Flower: Lily of the Valley Colors: Scarlet, White and Emerald Green OFFICERS BILL DRAKE President BUD DUNHAM Vice-President BILL LAXEY Scribe JACK MURRAY Treasurer BOB JUSTICE Master of Ceremonies 149 i Ae MEMBERS First Row: Sam Addington, Robert Allen, Robert Ash- worth. Joe Blackwell, James Boggs, Jim Church, J. C. Cruikshank. Second Row: Telford Cruikshank, William Curry, Peale Davidson, Terry De Biase, Dean De La Mater, John DeMund, Bill Dorsch. Third Row: David Drasnin, Dan Dunmire, Tom Em- merth, Frank Enslow, Dave Farley, O. B, Fawley, Jr., Andrew Frazer, Fourth Row: James Fridley, Bob Gutske, John Haley, Bill Heathcote, Rod Hinerman, John Holtz, Richard Hopkins. Fifth Row: John Humphries, Ted Jacquet, Neil Ju- beck, Hugh Kennedy, Nat Kennedy, Paul Kidd, Ed Linger. .Sixth Row: Bill Looney, Vinton Loucks, Harold Mar- tin, Phil Messinger, .James Morgan, Cole- man Nichols, Fred Prager. Seventh Row: Jack Raese, Dick Rashid. James Riley David Rogcrson, Tony Romeo, Bud Scars, Fred Shahan. Eighth Row: Robert Sheets, James Shires, Chuck Simp- son, Caleb Tarleton, John Tissue, John Van Glider, Ninth Row: Jack Ward, Harry Wells, David Williams, Gene Wise, Don Wiseman, John Young. Not Pictured: Rod Leake, Larry Palatinus, Victor Rab- bits, Bob Worth, Don Wright. f ' - ;? -- ' ■ ti |5 «! ' ' f - - •■ f ' ' i r f o f . rt G f .: r L . • 4 1 c cm ;: 7j en % , V ' f- - ■ ' ■ M P ,. . KL.-  • 1 n Don ' t sail in it — drink it! Phi Delta Theta sponsors Community Ser ice Day when the members perform services for the local area . . . Social agenda consisted of the Pajama Party, the Yard Party, and the Miami Triad in April . . . Thirty-two pledges elected John Haley president of the pledge class . . . Fra- ternity presents Roger Shorty Hicks Trophy to the out- standing senior on the varsity basketball team . . . Scab- bard and Blade members. Bud Sears, Jim Morgan, John DeMund, David Drasnin, Da ' id Rogerson . . . Paul Kidd, Emperor of Sphinx. Mountain . . . Bill Curry, speaker of the Legislature, Sphinx, chairman of Men ' s Pan . . . Vinton Loucks, Freshman guide . . . Legislature members, Hugh Kennedy and John DeMund . . . Victor Rabbits, varsity football . . . Jim Shires, Pershing Rifles . . . Alpha Kappa Psi: John Young and Don Wright . . . Fi Batar Cappar, Bill Ckirry. John Holtz . . . James Mor- gan, varsity rifle team . . . Dick Rashid, Helvetia, Moun- tainer Weekend Steering Committee . . . Jack Ward, Phi Mu Alpha . . . John Holtz, Freshman Guide, Moun- taineer Week Team, Phi Mu Alpha . . . Local chapter awarded Upsilon Province trophy for the outstanding chapter in the province in 1956 . . . Took first places in Mother ' s Day Sing and Mountaineer Weekend parade. Phi Delta Theta West Virginia Alpha Chapter Installed on Campus 1927 Flower: White Carnation Colors: Azure and Argent OFFICERS VINTON LOUCKS President BILL CURRY Reporter JOHN DeMUND Secretary JOHN YOUNG Treasurer J.A.MES MORGAN Steward 151 $K P MEMBERS First Row: Doug Ball, Mike Barrett. Fred Bolton, Joe Boomer, White Bourland, Bill Brassine, Buzzy Brightbill. Second Row: James Campbell, Tom Carte, Tom Covey, Fred Davis, Scott Davis, Gene Dickinson. Dick Douglas. Third Row: Sam Driehorst, Bob Dumbaugh, Joe Dunn, Chuck Dusic. Gene Edwards, Thad Evans, Dan Ferguson. Fourth Row: Kerniit Fish, Ted Flack, Phil Gainer, Jim Garlow, Bob Garlow, Terry Gribble, Allyn Griffiths. Fifth Row: Tom Harrick, Bill Hazelbeck, Dave Hil- mick, Dave Henry, Doug Henry, John Hol- liday, Paul Hornor, Sixth Row: Jack Hunter, Mike Janes. Bill Johnson, George Kincaid, Nick Linger, Tim Lyons. Jim McCoy. Seventh Row: Edward McLaughlin, Bob McKeever. Dave McWhorter. Lee Maynard. Ted Morlang. Bob Morrison. Denny Norris. Eighth Row: Earl Pauley, Roy Pyles. Larry Reppert. Bob Riflee, Karl dcs Rochers, Butch Shav- er, Wayne Shuttleworth. Ninth Row: Chad Sinsel, Don Smith. John Stoetzer, Bob Sypult, George Thompson, John Trach. Not Pictured: Bill Burnfield. Bill Conley. Harry Cooke, Bob Douglas, Bill Dumbauld. Bill Dunlap. John Frisk, Mike Frisk. Edward Hamman, Phil Hill. Charles McKown, Bryce Maddo. , Charles Mahan, Jim Mentzer. Ted Myers, Jim Necse. Dave Nichols. Pete Richards. John Sinleton, Hugh Stobbs. Leonard Tracy. Bill Watkins. Gail Wilson, Bill Wells, Bill Yagle. ' m- ' mmmtK ' w p. r p- . n e. Q o. f f r r n .e .r c n P P). CS ,p 1! o o n Q n c n .0 o Twenty-two men pledged Phi Kappa Psi in the fall . . . Fred Davis elected pledge president . . . Local chapter presents the West Virginia Alpha Phi Kappa Psi Educa- tional Scholarship annually to a deserving student main- taining high scholarship . . . Social calendar included the All-Day Clombo party, Christmas Formal, Spring Formal and the Summer Formal . . . Phi Psi ' s placed second in 1956 Mother ' s Day Sing . . . Represented well on campus . . . Larry Reppart, Mountaineer, Fi Batar Cappar, Eta Kappa Nu, Arnold Air Society, Spiriteers Steering Com- mittee . . . John Frisk, Junior Class president, Mountain, Scabbard and Blade . . . Tau Beta Pi, Larry Reppart, John Holliday ... Pi Delta Phi, William Johnson, Gene Dickinson . . , Kermit Fish, co-ordinator of Spiriteers, Mountainlair Program Council . . . John Stoetzer, Moun- taineer Week Team, Freshman guide. Scabbard and Blade . . . Joe Dunn, Chi Epsilon, .Scabbard and Blade . . . Phi Alpha Theta, William Johnson, Gene Dickinson . . . Hel- vetia, John Frisk, vice president, and Nick Linger . . . Phi Beta Kappa, William Johnson, William Brubaker . . . AI- Ivn Griffiths. Tennis team captain . . . Tom C oxey. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Sphinx . . . Kappa Psi. Robert Riffec, Nick Linger . . . John Holliday, Eta Kappa Nu . . . Charles McKown, Mountain, varsity baseball. Man! You talk about a party! Phi Kappa Psi West Virginia Alpha Chapter Installed on Campus 1890 Flower: Jacqueminot Rose Colors: Cardinal Red and Hunter ' s Green OFFICERS JOHN HOLLID.W President CHARLES SINSEL Vice-President KERMIT FISH Secretary WILLI. M BURNFIELD Treasurer RICHARD DOUGL. S Corresponding Secretary 153 I)KE MEMBERS First Row: John Beck, Milton Chamberlain, David Chapman, Keith Conrad, Thomas Deffet. Second Row: Greg Eddy, Kent Frohme, Robert Frohmc, James Gadd, Daniel Hamrick. Third Row: William Hanway, Cecil Hardy, John Hood, James Lamberty, John Lash. Fourth Row: George Lee, James Lewis, Cecil Loftis, John Luke, Craig Michel. Fifth Row: Franklin Miller, Hubert Moss, James Peter- son, Paul Post, Jack Roth. Sixth Row: James Siebert, Donald Sinclair, James Snyder, Kent Sole, Morris Stemple, Lee Straley. Seventh Row: Jack Sweeney, James Taylor, Jerry Train- er, Paul Veatch, Conward Williams, Mrs. Flora Paxton, Housemother. Not Pictured: James Guidos, Jacob Lawson, Dennis Mont- gomery, James Pritt, Richard Pritt, Jack- son Purks, Thomas Robertson, Don Schaub, Don Strimbeck. .f ■■ ' - - r L - - im ii - f f ' - - o f - p aMM ill iidU .J LA . « gm ' t 9 i { Gathering of the Temperance Society. Dennis Montgomery elected president of the fall pledge class . . . Floats won prizes for the Phi Kaps . . . First prize in the Homecoming parade captured and third prize in the Mountaineer Week- end parade . . . Donald Schaub, member of Sphinx . . . Pledge Formal held in December . . . April brought the Black and Gold Formal . . . Local chapter is the beneficiary of an educa- tional trust fund. Phi Kappa Sigma West Virginia Alpha Gamma Chapter Installed on Campus 1896 Flower: Chrysanthemum Colors: Black and Gold OFFICERS DONALD SCHAUB President JOHN HOOD Vice-President HUBERT MOSS Secretary MORRIS STEMPLE Treasurer 155 T.A MEMBERS First Row: Melvin Apple, Milton Carp, Bernard Co- hen, Wilbert Cohen. Second Row: Arnold Falk, Aaron Fineman, Daniel Fried- berg, Michael Fricdlandor. Third Row: Richard Galperin, Sheldon Gluck, Carl Goldberg, George Josephs. Fourth Row: Fred Kessler, Elliot Kuntz, Howard Luric. Ira Schachter. Fifth Row: Zalman Scherer, Ellis Seligman. David Shapiro, Alan Sherman. Sixth Row: Harold Sloan, David N. Stern, Aaron Trub, Edward Weisberg. Not Pictured: William Klinghoffer. knA Next stop, ho( k shop! Social events of Phi Sigma Delta included the Thanks- givins; All ' air, 30th Anni ersary Celebration, and the Labor Day Party . . . Aaron Fineman elected pledge class pres- ident . . . Won B Inter-Fratemity Athletic Trophy . . . Outstanding members on campus . . . Aaron Trub. Scabbard and Blade, president of Beta Gamma Sigma. president Epsilon Lambda Sigma, Alpha Kappa Psi, Fi Batar Cappar, Student Body treasurer . . . Danny Fried- berg, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Sphinx, Mountaineer Week Team. Phi Sigma Delta L psllon Chapter Installed on Campus 1927 Flower: Carnation Colors: Purple and Gold OFFICERS DICK G.ALPERIN PreiUent D.-WID STERN Vice-Pre sident ELLIS SELIGM. N Treasurer FRED KESSLER Secretary 157 a 2K MEMBERS First Row: William Baggott, James Ball, James Barn- ette, Charles Bird. Patrick Boggs, James Brewster. Second Row: Richard Clark, James Condry, William Coyner. Bernard Dearth, Danial Dillon, David Dorsey. Third Row: John Douglas. Barry Edwards, Paul Erring- ton, Sylvester Fretwell, Gilbert Goodwin. Ronald Grow. Fourth Row: Walter Haddad, Dwight Harshbarger, John Hill, Robert Hill, Gerard Howley, Wiiliam Isncr. Fifth Row: James Kirkwood, George Londeree, William Londcree. Duke McDaniel, Charles Moats. William Murphy. Sixth Row: William Murray. Fred Pattison, Fred Post, Byron Riley, Steven Ruby, James ScarfF. Seventh Row: Charles Selby, Jack Shamblin, William Shaw, John Sphar, David Swearingen, George Taylor. Eighth Row: Robert Taylor, Bob Townsend, Jack Travis, John VanMeter, Michael Wade, Tom West- fall, Dave Wiley. Ninth Row: Robert Williams, James Williamson, Stark Wilmoth, John Woodell, Nick Zegrea, Terry Zeigler, Mrs. R. P. Lipscomb, House- mother. Not Pictured: Robert Brown. Murrell Bolliger, Rex Clarke, John Condry, Patrick Duffy. Joedy Gardner, John Hadjis, Donald Kerr, Clayce Kishbaugh. Paul Loar, James McKenzie, James Morgan. William Murray, William Paetzold. Kent Poe, George Polhman, Don Price, Vance Starkey, Andy Swearingen, Glenn Tribett, Donald Vincent. 1 f r t f r CTf. u , .f. . ;f fc- -f crj[. Jj k k J AJ ■ f A ik r JTi hJiM f . l k 9 tmii iBi !! ' ' ' «■ ' , J k fkm .■ ■■«-i = f% Dancing in the dark. Prominent members of Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Bob Brown, president Senior Class, Sphinx . . . Jack Travis, varsity swimming . . . James Brewster, Dolphin . . . Fi Batar ' Cappar, John Hill. Fred Post, Bob Hill, Walter Had- dad, Bob Brown, Stark VVilmouth . . . Four varsity bas- ketball players, Joedy Gardner, Clayce Kishbaugh, Don Vincent, Jim Barnette . . . Helvetia, Bob Taylor, John VanMeter, Tom Westfall . . . Stark Wilmoth, co-ordin- ator Springspree . . . Fred Post, Mountain, Tau Beta Pi . . . Varsity track, Jim Riley, Barry Edwards . . . John Hill, Mountain, Sphinx, Tau Beta Pi . . . South Sea Island party, Christmas Formal, Gay Twenties, Moonlight Formal completed the social calendar . . . Thirty-two pledges elected Walter Haddad pledge president. Phi Sigma Kappa Delta Chapter Installed on Campus 1891 Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Silver and Magenta OFFICERS JOHN HILL President ROBERT McCONOLOGUE Vice-President ROBERT TAYLOR Secretary STARK WILMOTH Treasurer 159 HKA MEMBERS First Row: Charles Armstrong, Bill Beckers. Bob Bird, Rupert Bowling, Ivan Bush, Bob Cline. Second Row: George Coleman, Joe Davis, Branley Eakle, Bill Easter. Warren Edwards, Frank Em- blen. Third Row: Jim Evans, John Everly. Tom Freeman, Tom Gregory. Bill Goff. Jerry Hamill. Fourth Row: John Hibbs, Dave Hill. Charles Hirt, Shel- don Hopkins, James Hurst. Melville Jones. Fifth Row: Roscoe Kirwin, Jim Lang, Larry LeMastcrs, Joe Long, Ernest McClure, Dick Mc- Creary. Sixth Row: Chuck Moore. Owen Moore, Rayburn Mor- rison. Richard Myer, George Payne, Dave Pendleton. Seventh Row: Tom Pendleton. Duane Perine. Tom Pitsen- berger. Dick Sarver, David Saucer. James Scott, Bob Seaman. Eighth Row: Bob Simmons, Don Skidmore, Austin Smith, Bob Sncad, Don Switzer, Don Tris- l er, Lou Troxcll. Ninth Row: Mitch Unger, Gary Walker. Tom Wetzel, Conrad Wiley, Franklin Wilson, Art Youse, Mrs. Sadie Henderson, Housemother. Not Pictured: yim Dickey. Bruce Givens, Tom Goodwin, Louis Harvath, Jim Hathaway, Charlie Hypes. Jay Lucas, Ralph Lynch, Gary Mur- phy, Kent Myers, Joe Nicley, Joe Price, John Rice, Bill Roberts, Lloyd Sharrar, Richard Vandervort, Charlie Wynne. f . Q- O C Mm MJfk jfi n € % ra O ;D n n r . o n o 3 ' ' f - • ■ ' , ' S! ( c? r . O- ' ' .ji The Grubby Boys. Thirty-one pledges elected Robert Cline jiresident of the fall pledge class . . . Pledge Formal held No ember 30 , . . Spring social schedule included Dream Girl Formal in April, Senior Formal in May . . . PiKA ' s were Inter-fra- ternity ping-pong champions . . . Distinguished members . . . Gary Walker, Alpha Kappa Psi . . . Duane Perine, associate business manager of the Monticola . . . Persh- ing Rifles. Gary Walker. John Hibbs, Rupert Bowling . . . Rayburn Morrison, Sphinx . . . Epsilon Lambda Sigma, Lewis Troxell, Richard Sar er. Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Theta Chapter Installed on Campus 1904 Flower: Lily of the Valley Colors: Garnet and Old Gold OFFICERS SHELDON HOPKINS President GARY W.ALKER Vice-Presidenl ROBERT SNEAD Treasurer THOMAS PENDLETON Secretary 161 nA$ MEMBERS First Row: David Brandt, Frederick Fields, Donald Hark. Second Row: Robert Harvit, Robert Landauer. Robert Mayer. Third Row: Howard Mendelsohn, Bennet Millstone, Richard Morgan. Fourth Row: Morris Robert Rubin, Gary Tarbis, Charles Franklin Wells. Not Pictured: William Brcckenstein, Douglas Leader, .Jack Pushkin, James Reiss. It doesn ' t look very much like homework! Pi Lambda Phi is well represented on campus . . . Donald Hark, Sphinx, Mountainlair Advisory Council. Student Party treasurer, Freshman guide . . . Richard Morgan, Men ' s Dormitory Council . . . David Brandt. . lpha Epsilon Delta . . . Frederick Fields, International Awareness Committee, Freshman guide . . . Howard Mendelsohn, chairman of Mountainlair Films Committee . . . May Affair listed on the spring social agenda . . . Gary Tarbis elected fall pledge class president. Pi Lambda Phi West Virginia Mu Chapter Installed on Campus 1922 Flower: Woodbine Colors: Purple and Gold OFFICERS ROBERT M.-WER President DON. ' kLD UAKK Vice-President FREDERICK FIELDS Treasurer HOWARD MENDELSOHN Marshal ROBERT H. RVIT Secretary 63 sx MEMBERS First Row: Jerry Ardigo, Robert E. Baer, Jr., David Bays, Joseph Boggs, William Bowers. Second Row: John Bullman, Dennis Clarke, Samuel Coff- man, Robert Cross, Ed Denison. Third Row: Rader Dod, Charles Ebert, Don Foreman, Robert Cast, Wilson Greer. Fourth Row: James Griffiths, Richard Hamilton, Byron Hatfield, Robert Hefner, Samuel Isaac. Fifth Row: Herbert Jarrctt, Thayer Johnson, Courtney Joslin. Howard Lewis, Isaac Long, William McBride. Sixth Row: John Martin, Evan Moody, David Poisal, John Scherlacher, Richard Stalnaker, Don Swickert. Seventh Row: John Teglcy, Jerry Thompson, Roger Toney, Edwin Vaughan, William Victorson, James Wallace. Not Pictured: James . ' Atkinson, Peter Chillingsworth, Michael Fletcher, Dave Frierson, Fred Heflin, Charles Howley, Bob Jamison, John Jordon, Jackson Keeney. Clarence Lewis, James McWhorter, Joseph Plasky, John Stump, Archer Wilson. r . q o c a iipr- iimiuifAMrM A i mum 164 Sig Sweetheart party. Sigma Chi captured first place in the Sphinx Talent Show . . . Placed second in Homecoming house decora- tions . . . Twenty-four men pledged Sigma Chi in the fall, electing Edward Denison pledge president . . . Outstand- ing Sigma Chi ' s . . . William Victorson, president of the student body, co-ordinator of Greater West Virginia Week- end, Mountain, Fi Batar Cappar . . . Charles Howley, varsity football, swimming and track . . . Jackson Keeney, president of Eta Kappa Nu, Freshman Guide, steering com- mittee of Greater West Virginia Weekend . . . Howard Lewis, Freshman Guide . . . Social e ents included Sadie Hawkins party, Gangster party, Sweetheart Dance, Miami Triad. Sigma Chi Mu Mu Chapter Installed on Campus 1895 Flower: Rose Colors: Blue and Old Gold OFFICERS JACKSON KEENEY President S. MUEL COFFM.AN Vice-President ROBERT HEFNER Secretary D-WID FRIERSON Treasurer THAYER JOHNSON Pledge Trainer 165 SN MEMBERS First Row: Lou Anetakis, David Berry, George Bilder- back, Harold Blair, Bill Bright. Second Row: Marion Brooks, Chuck Butts, William Car- rico, Robert Clousson, Dine Columbo. Third Row: Carl Dreyer, Fred Duffield, Paul Duffield, Gene Emig, Frank Gemma. Fourth Row: Gene Gorrell, Paul Gregg, Tom Grigg, Walter Gutherie, Dave Haga, John Hall. Fifth Row: Lynn Hamb, William Hamb, William Jones, Tom Kramer, Lowell Lawson, Har- vey Louderback. Sixth Row: George Maxwell, Jim McDonald, Charles McFadden, Joe Morgan, Charles Muder, Fred ( linger. Seventh Row: Roy (Oman, Jim Phillips, Peter Rogers, Fred Rowles, Bob Sayre, Larry Stapleton. Eighth Row: William Stine, Jim Sutton, Art Tribbie, John Veasey, Dave White, Charles Williams. Not Pictured: Francis Adams, Dick Cady, Mark Constin- tine, James Cook, Dave Cummings, John Echols, Tim Edmunson, Dan Fleming, Ran- dal Greene, Butch Goode, Ron Flaney, Granger Haugh, Tom Howes, Gary John- son, Edward Knicely, Lowell Leach, Tom Maddox, Charles McCain, Charles Mc- Henry, William E. Mearns, Jan Miller, Nigal Miller, Jim Mvers. Robert Patrick, Bill Richardson, Bill Rittenhouse, Don Shultz, John Sorrenti, Benjamin Taylor, Tom Thios, Bud West. . ' 5f s?9wms a. r ' x r !- r i r ill i tf lik-ttiTl i i Friendly get-together. Sigma Nu had a social calendar including the Egyptian, Italian, Halloween, and Hay parties . . . Christmas Formal, Combo Dance, and the April White Rose Formal climaxed the season . . . Twenty-five men elected Charles Butts pledge president . . . Sigma Nu placed third in the 1956 Mother ' s Day Sing . . . Represented in Alpha Epsilon Delta by Joe Morgan and Marion Brooks . . . Dan Fleming, Fi Batar Cappar . . . Jack Bowman, Freshman class president . . . Dave Haga, Monticola Business Manager, Alpha Kappa Psi . . . Jim Sottile, Fi Batar Cappar, Mountain. Sigma Nu Gamma Pi Chapter Installed on Campus 1904 Flower: White Rose Colors: Gold and Black OFFICERS BILL JONES fresident DAVE HAGA Vice-President HARVEY LOUDERBACK Treasurer DAVID BERRY Recorder 167 i:a E First Row: Allen Ball, LeRoy Bishop, Dick Bright. Charles Bryant, James Conway, Jim Cot- gageorge. Second Row: Don Cromer, John Fisher, Don Forma n Jay Harriman. Joe Hartzog, Joe Haught. Third Row: Danny Hawkins, Bob Hobbs, William Householder, Howard Jones, Ed Kansa, A KarickhofF. Fourth Row: Don Knight, Dick Kustrin, Vernon Mace. Howard Marion, David Mason, Harry Matthews. Fifth Row: John Matthews, John Maxwell, Clayton Mills, Don Murphy, Jack Nuckols, Robert O ' Dell. Sixth Row: Ken Old, George Painter, Tom Paknik Bob Pauley, James Pfanstiel, Tom Parrish. Seventh Row: Bill Prunty, Dick Prunty, Noel Robinson, Pat Stanton, Bob Summers. Eighth Row: Joe Swisher, Larry Taylor, Phil Turner, Sonny Turner, Bob Vance. Ninth Row: son, Marlin Wysong, Mrs. Mary Hoard, son, Marlin Wysong, Mrs. Mary Hoard, Housemother. Not Pictured: Lee Ashworth, Fred Banasiw, Roger Fran- cis, Ernie Fuches, Harold Gregory, Carl Hatlen, Thurman Koontz. Mike McCann Gene Minor, Charles Shires, Dick Stadler. Ift, . ' iw - ,) . % f r- y , r . -■ o cy O- y j| % f . n C:y O kikmlM Y - t ' -mJ m It ■ mn jlii Jl f iiiiit Jin Ji Jf m cs ri % c k M O- O. h ■fS ■ ' % k J.k ilM Spring huusc-t Icaiuiiu Twenty-two pledges elected Jack Nuckols president of the fall pledge class . . . Spring Fonnal held in April . . . Prominent Sig Ep ' s included Tom Potter, summit of Mountain, Sphinx, Fi Batar Cappar . . . Jay Harriman, YMCA president . . . Carl Hatten, head cheerleader and Howard Jones, Freshman cheerleader . . . Scabbard and Blade members, Bill Householder, Bob Vance, and John Maxwell . . . Jim Conaway, male lead in the University Players ' , Seven Year Itch. Sigma Phi Epsilon West Niririnia Beta Chapter Installed on Campus 1903 Flowers: Violet and Rose Colors: Purple and Red OFFICERS WILLIAM HOUSEHOLDER President HARRY MATTHEWS Vice-President JOE HARTZOG Secretary DANNY HAWKINS Comptroller W9 TKE MEMBERS First Row: Philip A. Barnes, Charles A. Bu,e;in, Wil- liam C. DcUinger, Richard C. Doran. Second Row: Raymond A. Duda, Ronald G. Eckard, Richard D. Fontanesi, Donald G. French. Third Row: Floyd R. Fullin. John R. Ingram, Jack K. Gates, Dale Johnson. Fourth Row: Albert W. Kozel, Lawrence L. Layne, Car- men J. Masciola, Domenic A. Muni, .John G. Munoz. Fifth Row: Frank W. Pearson, Charles M. Perry, Wil- liam R. Perry, Frank J. Shuler, William F. Snider. Sixth Row: Dean W. Spencer, Charles L. Thomas, Robert G. Ward, Philip E. Yoho, Albert Warsinsky, Faculty Advisor. Not Pictured: John G. Abdalla, Carl W. Bergsren, Con- statine Caravasos, Joseph L. Darnell, Carlo Della-Mea, James G. Caller, Robert L. Frye, David G. Goover, Rolland D. Har- vey, James B. Hathaway, Louis L. Hoffner, David G. Hoover, Frank A. Hudson, Howard D. Johnson, David R. Miller, Nick Radeka, Richard J. Sestak, Dillon R. Smit- tle, Charles A. Springer, Eddie B. Steffey, Loyal R. Worchester, Rudolph M. Zinka. ii n ' o ■. O Couples at Cooper ' s. Main social e ent of Tau Kappa Epsilon was the Orchid Formal in May, at the Hotel Morgan . . . Twenty-three men pledged TKE . . . Rolland Harvey was elected president of the fall pledge class . . . Many TKE ' s active on campus . . . Plans call for a new three-story chapter house to replace the present house at 698 N. High Street . . . The new house will have a two-story picture window and a penthouse . . . TKE ' s represented in Sigma Gamma Epsilon . . . Fi Batar . . . Scabbard and Blade. Tau Kappa Epsilon Rho Chapter Installed on Campus 1923 Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Cherry and Grey OFFICERS DON FRENCH President PHILIP BARNES Vice-President JOHN INGRAM Treasurer JACK GATES Pledge Trainer 171 ex MEMBERS First Row: Thomas Allen, Joseph Bongiardina, .John Boyd, James Breeden, Benjamin Brown. Second Row: James Bryant, Robert Cotrill. Kenneth Da- is. Bernard Dobosz, James Entinger. Third Row: Robert Evans. Gilbert Farnsworth, Anthony Fernandes, Raymond Fleshman, Jack Gard- ner. Fourth Row: Sylvester Kish, Richard Laishley, Jack Marcio, Robert Moon, H. Raymond Pratt. Fifth Row: William Rcnn, David Riggleman, Charles Robinson, James Schmidt. James Shaffer. Sixth Row: William Shure, Kenneth Snyder, Gerard Southern, George Spardling, Ward Sturm. Seventh Row: Michael Vickers, Harold White. Wilson Williams, William Wilson, John Wood. Mrs. John Campbell, Housemother. Not Pictured: Robert Coffman, Joseph Haugh, Harold McNeil, Edward Peveler. M j h Wyr- .- ■ - B I r j f . 172 That ' s right, forget exams and take a break! Theta Clhi is well represented on campus . . . Scabbard and Blade members, Joseph Bonwiardinia, secretary, Jack Boyd, treasurer, Thomas Allen, Robert Coffman . . . Harold McNeil, president of Philosophical Society . . . John Haugh, Sigma Theta Epsilon . . . Sphinx members, Robert Evans, Thomas Allen . . . Jack Boyd, Freshman guide. University Public Relations committee . . . Joseph Gongiardina, president of Pershing Rifles, Greater West Virginia Weekend steering committee . . . Robert Evans, AICE . . . Chi Epsilon, Kenneth Snyder, Joseph Haugh, treasurer and ice-president . . . John Callebs, IPC pres- ident, student party chairman . . . James Bryant, AF- ROTC Drill Team . . . George Spradly, Freshman guide . . . Social calendar including Spring Formal in May . . . Jack Gardner elected president of fall pledge class . . . Theta Chi ' s won interfraternity bowling champion- ship. Theta Chi Alpha Kappa Chapter Installed on Campus 1949 Flower: Carnation Colors: Military Red and White OFFICERS ROBERT EVANS President BENJAMIN BROWN Vice-President RAYMOND PRATT Treasurer KENNETH DAVIS Secretary 173 M - TT 4 Features PLAYBOY Selects the 1957 Monticola Queen . . . JANICE SICKLE JOANNE STOUT PEGGY ZUBER RUTH CUPPETT SALLY CASEY 232 east ohio-chicago 11, Illinois •michigan 2-1000 January 22, 1957 1957 Monticola West Virginia University Morgantown, West Virginia Dear Monticola Staffs We at PlAYBOT truly appi ciate the honor of having been asked to select the Yearbook Queen for West Virg inia University. With an honor generally goes sane responsibility, and, in this case, it has been a particularly tough one. Tnere is no question about it — l-Jest Virginia has no shortage of campus beauty this year. It was not an easy task to pick out five finalists from all the others, and then to pick out one of these as queen. No easy task at al] . However, after sone lengthy debate, we have selected Janice Sickle as the winner. Long live the queeni For tl-ie four members of her court, we have picked Joanne Stout, Peggy Zuber, Ruth Cuppet and Sally Casey. All of the candidates whose photographs were submitted to us could easily qualify as queens themselves. In every instance, tte f irl3 are appealing, attractive, charming and graceful. Tou really gave us a tough job, and we hope that we ' ve done right. Thanks again for inviting us to judge this contest. Sincerely yours, Iyboy magazine Itugff M, Hefner Editor PubUsher ill«:vsl Janice t ickU e ATA Joanne S! tout SX I ' dd - KA nA0 ippi wyimMiW  - ' ' ' . aliu V aseu Ben i Alountaincei Queen Military Ball Queen ♦ Jane JHcJHillion Homecoming Queen f olL J esscl ' J Men ' s Pan Queen Uirqfinia rla d scan Band Sweetheart Cadet Hop Queen tire Miss West Virginia, 1956 Favorites SHARON ANDREWS • -J-Ki: SUE GILMORE • ex m i LIBBY DARNALL • UKA JANET MALLONEE • AXA JERRI MUFF • A2 BETTY GOSHORN • SA CAROLANN LITNER • KZ JUDY PORTER • ArP Favorites RUTHIE SPENGER • 2K P KAY SIMPSON • TKE JACKIE TIANO • A J A v EMILY WELCH • i:x SUZANNE WILLIAMS • ISA NANCY TROTTER • -PAS SANDRA WILLIAMS • 2 E ROTC Sponsors First row: V onne Gump Debbie Gordon Elsie Pettrey Shirley Paskey Carolyn Miller Peggy Zuber Eleanor Urso Lucy Ropp Second row: Ida Cooper Sharon Andrews Joan Harner Peggy Jo Hansbarger Jane Clark Helen Hadjis Barbara Nemcosky Polly Kessel Mary Ann Bornmarm 192 First row: Ann Woodrian Sonja Matheny Rose Tropea Sue Smith Janice Sickle Barbara Benbow Second row: Shirley Bishop Susan Rhodes Billie Enajlish Judy Hill Mary Bird Carder Sara Holliday Jcanette Nichols AFROTC Sponsors 193 ROTC Cadet Officers First row: Lt. Col. E erfit Luckenbach — Military Department Executive Officer Cadet Lt. Col. Joseph C. ToUey — 2nd Battalion Commander Cadet Col. James M. Boswell — Regimental Commander Cadet Lt. Col. William K. Stevens — Regimental Adjutant Second row: Cadet Lt. Col. Thomas E. Parrish — Regimental Executive Officer Cadet Lt. Col. Richard L. Miller — 7 ' Battalion Commander Cadet Lt. Col. Robert W. Spessard — 3rd Battalion Commander Colonel James S. Moncrief — PMST 194 AFROTC Cadet Officers First row: Cadet Col. James E. Wanamaker — Wing Commander Cadet Lt. Col. Thomas R. Ferguson, Jr. — Deputy Wing Commander Cadet Lt. Col. David C. Dillon — Wing Operations Offieer Cadet Maj. John P. Ball — Information Officer Second row: Col. Joseph E. Payne — Air Science Cadet Maj. William R. Heathcote — Wing Material Officer Cadet Maj. William E. Wimer — Wing Personnel Officer Cadet Maj. Lawrence M. Reppert — Adjutant Lt. Col. Terrell M. Upchurch — Air Science 195 The Monticola Salutes . . . Each year a number of students are chosen by con- sensus of opinion as being outstanding on campus. Here they are recognized. We feel no comment is necessary, for these choices are obvious. Behind the choices are a great deal of interest in campus matters, fairly decent grades, and long hours of extra service. For these they are honored . . . Sharon Andrews Betty Arnett Bill Collins Ida Cooper Rill Curry Ruth Ann Di.xon Ed Galligan Mary Lee Grimmett 196 ■I John Hill John Holtz km i Rod Hundley Polly Kessel Judy Porter Fred Post Bill Stevens Sally Swayze Warren Upton Bill Victorson Jim Wick ham Ann Wotring ft Mountaineer LARRY REPPERT The Mountaineer . . . our past and future in person . . . the symbol of our spirit and enthusiasm . . . the sound of his gun marks the beginning of e ery thuse, football and basketball game. Chosen Mountaineer for this year was Larry Reppert, who works Eta Kappa Nu, Phi Psi and Fi Batar in with his outstanding performance as the symbol of our University. Cheerleaders VARSITY SQUAD Sue Smith, Debbie Gordon, Carl Hat- ten, Buck Rutledge. FRESHMAN SQUAD First Row: Howard Jones, Betty Chinn, Judy Schwegler. Second Row : Peggy Wright, Kay Simpson, Butch Shaver. ' , i! - m Upperclassmen Graduates First Row: • THOMAS CHARLES BOBBITT. Parkersburg; Political Science; BHII; Alpha Psi Omega. • ANNA SUE COMBS. Lew- isburg- English; Wesley Foundation, Delegate at Large. • W. ' dean DeLaMATER. Parkersburg; Law; .iH. • LO- THAIR EUGENE DICKINSON. Oak Hill; Law; ■I ' K ' l ' ; Phi Alpha Theta; Phi Delta Phi, Clerk; Dolphin. Second Row: • ANDERSON RONALD EANES. Roderfield; Vocational Re- habilitation. • JAMES VINCENT GAINER, JR.. Tunnelton; Medicine. • FRANK EUGENE GEMMA, Morgantown; Medi- cine; i:N, Secretary, Social Chairman; Arnold Air Society: Lutheran Student Association; American Chemical Society. • KENNETH BYRON HATFIELD. Charleston; Medicine; l.X; Student Legislature. Third Row: • RICHARD HAROLD HEAL, Summerville; Pre-Dental; Scabbard and Blade. • JOHN ROGER HOLLIDAY, Grants- ville; Electrical Engineering; ♦K , President. Historian; Tau Beta Pi; EU Kappa Nu; Interfratemity Council, Treasurer. • BETTY JO HYPES. Mullens; English; Concord College transfer; Kappa Delta Pi, President; Cardinal Key, Secretary; Pi Omega Pi, Treasurer; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; French Club; English Club; YWCA. • WIL- LIAM ERNEST JOHNSON, Fairmont; Law; ♦K+, Recording Secretary, Chaplain; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Alpha Theta. Sec- retary; Pi Delta Phi. Fourth Row: • ANDREW WILLIAM KERR. Morgantown: Law; Sphinx; Mountain; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Alpha Theta; Phi Delta Phi; ISA; Mountainlair Governing Board; Law Review; Public Relations Co-ordinator; Independent Party, Chairman. • PAUL EAKLE KIDD. Sutton; Industrial Relations; ' t A«; Mountain; Sphinx, Emperor; Sigma Theta Epsilon; Kappa Mu Alpha; Mountaineer Week Team; Freshman Guide. • EDWARD O. LEWIS. Charleston; Chemistry; Kl; Sphinx; Mountainlair Treasurer; Mountaineer Week Team; Freshman Guide; Fresh- man and University Leadership Conference. • ENG-HU A LIM, China; Mechanical Engineering; Cosmopolitan Club; Canterbury Association; U.R.C. Representative. Fifth Row: • THOMAS EVERT PARRISH. Morgantown; Law; H ' l. Comptroller; Sphinx; Scabbard and Blade. • WILLIAM PERRY PINNELL, French Creek; Agronomy; AVV. Pledge Class President; 4-H Club, Treasurer; Dairy Science, Vice- President. • JULIAN KEITH PHYMALE. Shoals; Agricul- tural Engineering; Alpha Psi Omega; 4-H; FFA. • THOMAS EUGENE POTTER, Landisburg; Law; i: j)K. Vice-President; Law Review; Sphinx; Fi Batar Cappar; Mountain, Summit; Varsity Track, Captain. Sixth Row: • ROBERT BROWN SAYRE, Beckley; Law; IN, Treasurer; Phi Delta Phi. • JACK W. SWEENEY. Perit. Pa.; Industrial Relations; ' I ' Ki,; Economics Honorary; Intramurals. • LARRY DELANO TAYLOR. Smithers; Law; I+E. • WILLIAM JOHN TRAUBERT. Wellsburg; Biochemistry; K. ; Dolphin; Men ' s Glee Club; Mixed Chorus; Newman Club; Swimming Team. Seventh Row: • ALBERT EDWARD WARSINSKY. Wheeling; Industrial En- gineering; ' I ' KK. Pledgemaster. Historian; Alpha Pi Mu; Scab- bard and Blade; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; Mountaineer Week Team. • DAVID ALLEN WHITE, Newell; Social Studies; IN; Scabbard and Blade. • CONRAD WAL- TON WILEY, Princeton; Medicine; IIKA; Mountain Week Team; Phi Chi. • JOSEPH MARION ZNOY, Weirton; Medi- cine; KI; Phi Beta Pi. k M 202 Senior Class Officers Bob Brown President Polly Kessel Vice-President 203 M 9 4m i M JtM M M i First Row: • PEGGY SUE ACORD, Man; Elementary Education. • JOHN OGDEN AGREE. Spencer; Marketing; La Tertulia; Marketing Club. • FRANCES ALATIS. Weirton; Elementary Education; I.S.A. • THOMAS GERALD ALLEN. Hinton; Electrial Engineering; OX, Cliaplain; Sphinx; Scabbard Blade. • JERRY LEE AMOS, Wheeling; Electrical and Mechanical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer; Mountaineer Rifle Cub, Historian; Student Branch American Institute of Electrical Engineers; ROTC Rifle Team; Varsity Rifle Team. • WILLIAM JAMES ANDERSON. Morgantown; Mathematics; K. . Recording Secretary; Scab- bard Blade; Life Week; W.U.S. Steering Committee. • SHARON LEE ANDREWS. Morgajitown; Art; M ' . Rush Chairman; Spiriteers. Card Design Committee Chainnan; YWCA; Associate Editor, Monticola; Mountainlair Advisory Council; Springspree Steering Committee; NSA Conference Steering Committee. • BETTY LOUISE ARNETT, Clarks- burg; Zoology; X ' .;, President; Mortar Board, Secretary; Co-Chairman. WUS; YWCA, Secretary, Senior Cabinet; Chimes. • CAROLYN MAE BAER, South Charleston; Elementary Education; . - iI, President; Kappa Delta Pi; Baptist Student Fellowshijj; Mountainlair Mixers Committee; Student NEA. Such Attention! Second Row: • WILLIAM KEEFE BAGGOTT. Morgantown; Industrial Engineering; •t ' XK. • NANCY ELIZABETH BAILEY, Charleston; Education; AT, Re- cording Secretary; F.T.A.; Hospital Work; YWCA. • SARAH ANN BAI- LEY, Webster Springs; Physical Education; . ' l ' . Treasurer; Women ' s Recreation Association, President. • JOHN PATRICK BALL, Morgan- town; Economics; Alpha Kappa Psi; Arnold Air Society; Monongalia County Young Republicans Club, President. • JIM LEE BARNETT. Chattaroy; Physical Education; I ' XK. • LINDA LEE BARTLETT, Gas- saway; Journalism; KS. Parliamentarian, Membership Chairman, Chap- lain. Scholarship Chaimian; Theta Sigma Pi, Secretary; Phi Alpha Theta; Press Club; University Publications Committee: Chaplain ' s Council; Mountaineer Week Team; Mountainlair Publicity Committee; Mountain- eer Weekend Publicity Committee; Monticol. ' Staff, Class Section Editor; Daily Athenaeum StaflF, News Editor. • VIRGINIA JUNE BAHTON, Charleston; Political Science; .XL ' , Social ChaiiTnan; La Tertulia, Presi- dent; Elections Committee; YWCA; WRA. • LEA ANNE BARTRUG. Charleston; Home Economics; Greater West Virginia Weekend Committee. • BEVERLY ANN BASHAW, Wheeling; Elementary Education; IIIM ' . House President; Newman Club; National Student Teachers Association. Third Row: • ARLENE ELVERTA BATTEN. Ripley; Chemistry; A.C.S. Student Af- filiate, President; Wesley Foundation. • WELCH M. BATTEN. Welch; Phannacy; Westminster Foundation. • HARRIET ELLEN BAUGHMAN. Philippi; Home Economics; Home Economics Club ' . President; Wesley Foundation. • CAROL JEAN BAYS, Charleston; Elementary Education. • ELIZABETH JANE BELL, Blacksville; Physical Education; Newman Club. • EDWARD LEROY BENNETT, Norfolk, Va.; Forestry; Cruiser Staff, Photographic Editor. • MONCELLE LARRAINE BERG, Keyser; Vocational Agriculture; A.T.A. • ANN MARIE BERGDOLL, Martins- burg; Physical Science; KKI , House President; YWCA Cabinet; Dolphin; WRA. • GEORGE G. BILDERBACK, Weirton; Management; SN. Fourth Row: • BARBARA ANN BINNS, Fairmont; Public School Music; AF, Song Mistress; Li-Toon-Awa; Mu Phi Epsilon, Vice-President; Mixed Chorus; Women ' s Glee Club; Accompanist for Men ' s Glee Club; M.E.N.C. • SHIR- LEY FAYE BISHOP, Albright; Home Economics; - ' 1 ' , Assistant Social Chairman; YWCA; University 4-H Club; ROTC Sponsor. • MERLYN HENREE BISPING, Clarksburg; Elementary Education; . AI1, Guard. • ANTHONY JAMES BIVENS, Bluefield; Psychology; K. . Chaplain; Psi Chi; Spiriteers; Canterbury Club . Vice-President and Treasurer; Uni- versity Religious Council; ROTC Drill Team; Interfraternity Chaplains Council. • MARY ELIZABETH BLAIR. Parkersburg; Medical Technol- ogy; AAA; Kappa Phi; Wesley Foundation. • JAMES ALAN BOGGS. Gassawav; Management; ' I ' Ah. Warden. • JOSEPH AUGUSTINE BON- GIARDINA, Valley Stream. N. Y.; Journalism; HX. Historian; Pershing Rifles. Captain and Pledge Officer; Scabbard and Blade; Press Club. Sec- retary; Leadership Conference; Greater West Virginia Weekend Steering Committee; Meet The Creeks Magazine Staff. • LOUISE BOND. Lost Creek; Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Home Economics Club; I.S.A. • WALTER LEON BOSLEY, Cumberland, Md.; Management; Ki;; Alpha Kappa Psi. Secretai-y; Society for the Advancement of Man- agement. s e n 1 o r s First Row: • JAMES MARSHALL BOSWELL, Williamson; Psychology; BRH; Scab- bard and Blade; Cadet Colonel, ROTC; Freshman Guide; Transfer Guide Track. • JACK L. BOTTORF. Weirton; English. • NANCY SOLOMON BOTTORF, Weirton; Physical Education; Dolphin. President; WRA YWCA; Mountainlair Tournaments Committee. Chairman; Dames Club • WHITE BOURLAND, Mount Hope; Engineering; ' l ' K + ; Track. • SHA- RON LEE BOURN, Barboursville; Speech; . Z1. Song Leader; Alpha Psi Omega; Spiriteers; YWCA; Mixed Chorus. • MARTA JO BOWLES Charleston; Political Science; - L ' ; Mountainlair Special Events Committee MoNTicoLA Staff, Subscriptions Chairman; Mountainlair Mixers Commit- tee; YWCA. • DAVID BRANDT. Little Neck. N. Y.; Pre-Medicine Jl. ' l ' ; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Mountainlair Special Events Committee • RICHARD LEE BRIGHT, Kevser; Sociology; X ' l ' i:; Phi Alpha Theta, Secretary-Treasurer; Sigma Theta Epsilon. • ROSS DUNCAN BROWN JR.. Fairmont; Chemistry; Phi Epsilon. National Secretary. Third Row: • JOE MARK CARLSON. Elkins; Pharmacy; .V+.V; Kappa Psi; Veteran ' s Club. • CARMELO CARRION-GARCIA. Bronx. N. Y.; Chemistry. • ERNEST BRUCE CART. Charleston: Chemical Engineering; Phi Lamb- da Upsilon; AI.Ch.E. • JANET LEE CAUSSIN. Clarksburg; Medical Technology; Ai,i. • MILTON KAY CHAMBERLAIN. Wellsburg; History; •I ' Kl Scholarship Chairman. • PHILIP MARSHALL CHASE, Mounds- ville; IXilI; Psi Chi; Fi Batar Cappar. • ROSINA CLARA, Masontown; Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Home Economics Club. • RICH- ARD LEE CLARK, Charleston; Physical Education; -I ' lK. • PATRICIA ANNE COCHRANE. Buckhannon; Recreation; Recreation Club; WRA; YWCA. Second Row: • HARRY BENJAMIN BROWN. Hopemont; Management; OX. Vice- President; Student Legislature; Society for Advancement of Management. • JOE McCARL BROWN, Parkersburg; Social Studies; K. . President; Scabbard and Blade. Treasurer; Inter-Frateniitv Council; Chaplains Council; Advanced ROTC. Historian. • WILLIAM FREDRICK BROWN. Pipestem; Pharmacy; Kappa Psi. Secretary; Alpha Phi Alpha. • CARO- LYN LEE BROWNING. Logan; English; AXA, Corresponding Secretary, Chaplain; Kappa Delta Pi; Kappa Phi. Cabinet Member; YWCA; Greater West Virginia Weekend Committee; Good Will Team. • CHARLES ED- WARD BRYANT. Arbovale; Forestry; X ' I ' i:; Sigma Theta Epsilon; For- estry Club. • ROBERT BROWN BURNS. Bluefield; Marketing. • BAR- BARA FAITH BURTON, Hinton; Education; AAA, Treasur er. • LOYAL DAVID CANFIELD, Montrose; Agriculture Mechanics. • YVONNE CANFIELD, South Charleston; Secretarial Studies; KA, Corresponding Secretary; YWCA; Monticola Staff; Mountainlair Publicity Committee. Secretary; Mountainlair Mixers Committee; Mountainlair Outings Com- mittee; University Day Steering Committee. Fourth Row: • DAMON EUGENE COFFMAN, South Charleston; Pre-Dental; Sigma Theta Epsilon, Secretary; Scabbard and Blade; Varsity Rifle Team. • WILBERT MAURICE COHEN, Clarksburg; Civil Engineering; .|..1A. President. Trustee. • GEORGE ADAIR COLEMAN. Oak Hill; Pre-Com- merce-Law; IIKA, Parliamentarian. • HARRY A. COLEMAN, Piedmont; Sociology; Sigma Theta Epsilon, Pledgemaster; Wesley Foundation; Uni- versity Religious Council Representative. • WILLIAM EDGAR COL- LINS. Terra Alta; Agricultural Education; .U ' l ' . Reporter; Alpha Tau Alpha. President; Alpha Zeta; Sphinx; Collegiate Chapter. Future Fanners of America; Sigma Theta Epsilon; Convocations Committee. • DINO S. COLOMBO. Clarksburg; Pre-Dental; X. . • JULIA H. COLSON. Morgan- town; Elementary Education; AT. Chaplain. Project Chairman; YWCA; WRA: SNEA. • JAMES CURRY CONAWAY. Morgantown; Art; X ' hK; Alpha Psi Omega; Mountainlair Publicity Committee; Mountameer Weekend Publications Committee; Univers ' ity Players. • ELIZABETH CONLEY, Charleston; Home Economics; XV.; YWCA; Home Economics Club; WRA; Mountainlair Mixers Committee. Chairman. NINE E N F I F E N 205 jaSi % ' r ' i fll i K r 1 u -V ' ' = 4 j l% C - First Row: • KATHRYN JOYCE COOGLE, New Martinsville; Social Work; KA. Social Work Club. Secretary; Kappa Phi; YWCA; Girls ' Band. • AR- THUR THOMAS COOK. Staunton. Va.; Phyical Education; Baseball Var- sity. • IDA LOUISE COOPER. Thomas; Political Science; .ASA. Vice- President; Executive Vice-President, Mountainlair; Vice-President. Pennsylvania-West Virginia N.S.A, Region; YWCA. • ROY EDWIN COOPER. Spencer; Animal Husbandry; .Ml ' . Reporter. Treasurer; Block and Bridle. Treasurer; 4-H Club. • PATRICIA ANN COOVER. Califor- nia. Pa.; Journalism; A ; Theta Sigma Phi. Treasurer; YWCA; Daily. Athenaemn, Business Manager; Student Leadership Conference Com- mittee; Homecoming Weekend Committee. • KATHRYN JOYCE COR- RICK. Kingwood; French; Pi Delta Phi. Vice-President; Newman Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Advisory Board. Women ' s Hall; Leadership Confer- ence; Spiriteers; University Players. • THOMAS HAHVEY COVEY JR., Weston; Pre-Medicine; I K ' I ' . Chaplain; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Sphinx. Baptist Student Fellowship. President. • CAROLYN ANN COX. West Union; Chemistry; ACS-SA. Vice-President. President; 4-H Club; Wes- ley Foundation. • SHIRLEY KATHRYN CRANE. Albright; Education; Student Legislature; Wesley Foundation. Advisory Board. Spring comes to Morgantown. Second Row: • JIM W. CRAIG. Parkerstairg; Aeronautical Engineering; KA. Corre- sponding Secretary, Recording Secretary; IAS; YMCA; WUS Speaker; Mountaineer Weekend Committee; Homecoming Weekend Committee; Leadership Conference; Spiriteers Execution Committee. • PHILIP HYLTON CUMPSTON. Fairmont; Psychology; Psi Chi; Pershing Rifles. P R Officer; Scabbard and Blade • VIRGIL LEE CURRY. Marlinton; Pre-Medicine; KA; Mountaineer Week Team. • WILLIAM LAKE CURRY. Barboursville; Pre-Medicine; 4 ' A(-i. Vice-President. Secretary, Social Chairman, Alumni Secretary; Fi Batar Cappar; Sphinx; Kappa Mu Alpha; Student Legislature, Treasurer, Speaker; Chairman, Men ' s Pan- hellenic Dance; Freshman Guide; Greater West Virginia Weekend Host; Student Fees Committee; Social Committee; Mixer Committee: Moun- taineer Weekend Committee; Leadership Conference Committee. • DE- LORES ANN CURTIS. Fairmont; Pharmacy; A , President. Activities Committee Chairman. Political Representative: Li- ' Toon-Awa. Vice-Presi- dent; Chimes. Treasurer; Mortar Board; Monticola staff. Subscription Chairman; YWCA; WRA; Newman Club; A.Ph.A. • ELIZABETH SIMS DARNALL. Fayetteville; Education; MB . Social Chairman. Scholarship Board; YWCA. • BETTY JANE DAVIDSON, Charleston; Spanish; iP, Activities Chairman. House Manager, Pledge Mistress; La Tertulia; Fresh- man and Varsity Cheerleader; WRA, Council; YWCA; Homecoming Pub- licity Committee; Sphinx Talent Show. • CHARLES S. DAVIS. New Martinsville; Pharmacy; Rho Chi, Secretary: Phi Lambda Upsilon, Vice- President. • KENNETH LE DAVIS. McMechen; Mechanical Engineer- ing; tt.X, Guard, Secretary; A.S.M.E. Third Row: • KARL FRANCIS DES ROCHERS. Beckley; Marketing; •tK . • COLIN ROY DETRICK. Ridgeley; Management; Sigma Theta Epsilon; Society for the Advancement of Management. • FRANKLIN DELANO DE- VENGE. Quinwood; Geology; Newman Club. • MARY SUE DICKIN- SON. Oak Hill; Elementary Education; A P, Activities Chairman; Dol- phin; YWCA; S.N.E.A. • DAVID CARLETON DILLON. Fairmont; Electrical Engineering; Arnold Air Society; Eta Kappa Nu, Bridge Cor- respondent; IRE.; Mountaineer Statue Fund; AFROTC Drill Team. • SARA MAYE DILLON. Ravencliff; Psychology; AAIl. Rush Chairman, Executive Council; Psi Chi; Wesley Foundation; Mountainlair Decora- tions Committee; WRA; WUS. • RUTH ANN DIXON, Oak Hill; Phar- macy; AWS. Vice-President; President. Terrace Hall; B.S.F.; ROTC Sponsor; Li-toon-awa. • JACQUELINE M. DOBOY. Huntington; Physi- cal Education; Newman Club; ISA. • WILLIAM RADER DOD. Lex- ington. Va.; General Business; l.X. Fourth Row: • BARBARA SUE DODDS. Clarksburg; Physical Education; XSJ, Treas- urer: Mortar Board. Editor; Chimes; Li-Toon-Awa; YWCA. Executive Committee; Life Week Co-Ordinator; WRA Cabinet; Convocations Com- mittee; Chairman. Freshman Orientation; Freshman Guide. • DOUG- LAS SIBBALD DOLFIE. Elkins; History; XH; Phi Delta Phi. • WILLIAM L. DRAKE. Logan; Geology; Kl, President; Sphinx; Scabbard and Blade. • SAMUEL ROBERT DRIEHORST. Wheeling; Management: K I ' . ERNEST HOWARD DUNHAM. Parkersburg; Management; Kl. Vice- President; Alpha Kappa Psi; Scabbard and Blade. • DANIEL E. DUN- MIRE. III. Morgantown; Foresti-y and Engineering; ( A(-), President; Kappa Mu Alpha. Treasurer; Council of Fraternity Presidents, Vice-Chairman. • JOSEPH FRANKLIN DUNN. South Charleston; Civil Engineering; ' l-K . Treasurer; Chi Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; American Society of Civil Engineers; Marching Band; Varsity Band. • MARGARET HOLT EARLY. Weston; Speech; Alpha Psi Omega; ISA.; University Players; Mountainlair Publicity Committee; Greater West Virginia Weekend Com- mittee; Advisory Board. • GEORGETTE KAY EICHER, Uniontown, Pa.; Physical Education; ISA.; Future Teachers of America; Young Demo- crat ' s Club; Goodwill Team; Physical Education Club. s e n 1 o r s First Row: • BETTY JEANNE ENICKS. Miami; Mathematics: KA; Math Club: S.N.E.A. • LEWIS CLINTON EVANS. Point Pleasant: Accounting. • ROBERT WILSON EVANS. English: Chemical Engineering: HX. Presi- dent: Sphinx; A.I.C.E.. Treasurer; Veteran ' s Club; Inter-Fraternity Council. • THADDEUS WOODY. EVANS. JR.. Charleston: Economics; ' l ' K+. • ARNOLD JAY FALK. Vierma; Advertising: ' l-IA, Alumni Secre- tary. • ADELE WILLIAMS FARLEY. Cumberland, Md.; History; AP. House President. Anchora Correspondent: YWCA; WRA. • DAVID HALE FARLEY. South Charleston; Journalism; ' I ' Aii. Alumni Secretary. Recording Secretary; Homecoming Parade Committee; Homecoming Publicity; Mountaineer Weekend Judges Committee. • GILBBJiT L. FARNSWORTH. Parkersburg; Accounting; ' t ' X; Veteran ' s Club. Treas- urer. • JERI W. FARRAR. Parkersburg; Physical Education: K. . Second Row: • MARY CAROLYN FEAGANS. Chelyan; Elementary Education: XQ. Secretary; Li-Toon-Awa; Chimes. President; Mortar Board. President; Kappa Delta Pi; YWCA. Commission Leader. • JOHN JOSHUA FER- RELL. Logan; Management; Kl; S.A.M.; V.F.W.; Veteran ' s Club. • ROB- ERT YOUNG FIDLER. Belle; Pre-Medicine; Sphinx; Fi Batar Cappar; Freshman Guide; Mountaineer Weekend Steering Committee: Spring Elections Chairman; ISA. • ALEXANDER A. FISCHBACK. South Charleston; Agronomy; KA. • DIANE JOYCE FISHER. Parkersburg; Journalism; ArA, Pledge Trainer; Pi Delta Phi; Theta Sigma Phi; YWCA; WRA; Mountaineer Weekend Publicity Committee: Mountainlair Pub- licity Committee. • DAVID OMER FLEMING, Montague. Mich.; Pre- Medicine; Homecoming Weekend Steering Committee; Spiriteers Identi- flcation Committee: Springspree Commitee. • RAY CLIFTON FLESH- MAN, Point Marion. Pa.; Accounting; HX. Alumni Secretary; Marching Band. • DONALD DARBY FORMAN. Morgantown; Physical Education; l+K. • THEODORE HARRISON FRANTZ, Hopwood, Pa.; Civil Engi- neering: A.S.C.E.. Secretary. Third Row: • ANDREW EARL FRAZER, Wheeling; Advertising: Ae. Vice-Presi- dent, Steward; Journaliers; Ponlbus; Press Club; Kappa Mu Alpha. • DANIEL LEE FRIEDBERG, Williamson; Pre-Medicine: f lA, Vice- President: Alpha Epsilon Delta; Legislature; President of Junior Class; Sphinx: Mountaineer Week Team. • CARRY LEROY GABBERT. Max- vtrelton; Forest Management: Forestry Club; Society of American Forest- ers. • JAMES DILLARD GADD. Meadow Bridge; Accounting; •I ' KI, Theta: Marching Band. • EDWARD GILBERTSON GALLIGAN, JR., Charleston; Advertising: Editor-in-Chief, Monticola; President, Moun- tainlair; Sphinx; La Tertulia. Treasurer; Council of Servce Organization Presidents; Freshman Guide; Springspree Steering Committee; Mountain- eer Weekend Steering Committee; Convocations Committee; Student Leadership Conference; Daily Athenaeum, Reporter, Editorial Board: University Press Club; University Players: Ponlbus; ISA; Good Will Team; WUS Publicity Committee. • RICHARD MEYER GALPERIN. Charleston: Management; ' tiA, President: Homecoming Committee; Mountainlair Committee. • WILLIAM THOMAS GARRETT, Clarksburg; Forest Management; Bi-ili. Recorder. • JACK KENNA GATES. St. Al- bans; Geology; TKK, Pledge Trainer, Rush Chairman; Sigma Gamma Epsilon. • CAROLINE DORIS GEILER. Morgantown: English; KA. Edu- cational Chainnan; La Tertulia: YWCA, Senior Cabinet, Finance Chair- man; Westminster Fellowship Council. Fourth Row: • ALEX HARVEY GHIZ, South Charleston; Electrical Engineering; KA. • CLAUD CURTIS GILLESPIE, Parkersburg: Management: Alpha Kappa Psi; Society for the Advancement of Management. • PEGGY GLENN, Williamson: Speech; A . Guard, Publicity Chairman; Alpha Psi Omega. • CHARLES ADRIAN GLOTFELTY. Terra Alta: Chem- ical Engineering: A. ICE. Secretary. • JIMMIE DALE GOFF. St. George; Electrical Engineering: IRE.; A.I.E.E. • EMMETT COLEMAN GOODMAN II, Huntington: Accounting: Al t , Treasurer; YMCA; Inter- fraternity Council; Republican Club. • GILBERT CLAUD GOODWIN. Clarksburg: Physical Education; i ZK, Social Chairman; Tennis Team. • SANDRA LEE GOSNELL, Uniontown, Pa.; Psychology; AAA. Vice- President. House President; Psi Chi. • ROBERT CREIGHTON GRAHAM. Martinsburg; Electrical Engineering; A.I.E.E.; IRE., Secretary: Circle K Club, President; AFROTC Drill Team. ' f % O N N N F 207 Y - S N « ■ ' C%. f p. k -% ' First Row: • LAURA ANN GREER, Weirton; Commerce: First Year Law Class. Secretary-Treasurer; Marketing Club, Vice-President; Kappa Phi, Pledge Mistress Membership Chairman; Wesley Foundation, Worship Chariman, Financial Chairman, Secretary; Mountainlair Decorations Committee; ISA. • WILLIAM WILSON GREER, Clarksburg; Pre-Medicine; l.X. • CAROL JEAN GREGORY, Clarksburg; Medical Technology. • NANCY GREG- ORY. Morgantown; Medical Technology; . ' l ' , Rush Chairman; Pi Delta Phi, Vice-President; YWCA; 4-H Club. • THOMAS ALEXANDER GREGORY, Moundsville; Geology; 1IK. . • ALLYN CAMPBELL GRIF- FITHS. Charleston; Chemical Engineering; ■I ' K ' I ' ; Scabbard and Blade. • DAVID LEE GRIMES. Clarksburg; Marketing; Al-i. Social Chairman; Alpha Kappa Psi; Arnold Air Society; University Social Committee; Freshman Guide. • MARY LEE GRIMMETT. Charleston; Journalism; AF, Vice-President; Li-Toon-Awa; Theta Sigma Phi, President; YWCA Cabinet; Mountainlair Decorations Committee; University Publications Committee; Dniiiy Athenaeum, Chief Photographer, Society Editor, News Editor. • LOUIS WILLIAM GROVES, JR., Meadow Bridge; Pre-Medi- cine; Sigma Theta Epsilon. Working their way through college. Second Row: • ROBERT FRED GUSTHE, Parkersburg; Pre-Dentistry; i Ae. • REID WALTER GUTHRIE. Chester; Industrial Engineering; 2;. ; A.I.E.E. • JOHN HADJIS. Wheeling; Management; -MK. • MABEL MORRIS HALL. Morgantown; Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron. Librarian. • WILLIAM EDWARD HAMB. Mallory; Economics; IX. • BARBARA LEE HAMILL. Parkersburg; Chemistry; KA. Treasurer; Math Club. Pres- ident; A.C.A.; Westminster Foundation. • JANE DAGMAR HAMILTON. Clarksburg; Medical Technology; ISA. Treasurer; Westminster Founda- tion; YWCA. • DONALD LEE HARK, Charleston; Pre-Medicine; H ' Vice-President; Sphinx; Alpha Psi Omega; Mountainlair Advisory Coun- cil. • GORDON PAUL HARLOW. Spencer; Chemical Engineering; A.I C.E. Third Row: • JOAN HARNER. Morgantown; Home Economics; KKP. Senior Panhel- lenic Representative; Panhellenic Council President; Home Economics Club. • PHYLLIS ANN HARPER, Dry Fork; Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Phi Upsilon Omicron; YWCA. • DWIGHT JOSEPH HARRIS. Hinton; Political Science; Collegiate Academy of Science. Pres- ident; Baptist Student Fellowship. President; Cosmopolitan Cub. • J. EDWARD HARRISON. Moorefleld; General Business; K . • PHILIP PARSONS HART. Bridgeport; Civil Engineering; A.S.C.E. • WILLIAM RICHARD HEATHCOTE. Morgantown; Electrical Engineering; ' hAH; Ar- nold Air Society; PoiiIbHs; Band; T.R.E. • DOROTHY LOU HEDRICK. Union; History; . ' l ' . Rusli Cliairman; Phi Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi; W.R.A. Cabinet. • NATHANIEL DAVID HELMICK. Fairmont; Pre-Med- icine; ' I ' K-I ' . • RITA JEAN HENDERSHOT. Morgantown; Secondary Education; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Theta; Newman Club; Student National Education Association. President; Student Leadership Con- ference. Fourth Row: • DAVID ARNETTE HENRY. Fairmont; Physical Education; ' I ' K ' I ' . His- torian; Head Football Manager. • ROBERT LEE HENRY. Lewisburg; Civil Engineering; Sigma Theta Epsilon. Corresponding Secretary; Chi Epsilon. Editor of Transit: Mixed Chorus; Wesley Foundation, Treasurer; Math Club. • ARNOLD LEE HENTHORN, Spencer; Marketing; Student Marketing Club, Treasurer; Sigma Theta Epsilon, Corresponding Secre- tary. • JEAN ELLEN HICKMAN, Wheeling; Business Administration; . rA, Recording Secretary; Secretary of Student Party. • GLENN ED- WARD HIGGINS, Parkersburg; Physical Education; KA, Athletic Direc- tor- Varsity Baseball. • DAVID HORNOR HILL, Lumberport; Engi- neering; IIKA. • JOHN SEABRIGHT HILL, Camden-on-Gauley; Elec- trical Engineering; ' I 1K, President: Mountain, Guide: Sphinx, Scribe: Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu, President; Fi Batar Cappar, A.I.E.E.. Vice- President; Homecoming Steering Committee; Greater West Virginia Weekend Steering Committee; Student Legislature. • JOHN CLEVE- LAND HOLLAND, Elkview; Agriculture Mechanics: K. ; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and Blade. • EMMA CELESTE HOLSWADE, Spencer; Art; AAII, Secretary; La Terlulia; YWCA; A.W.S. Summer Council; Wesley Foundation; Kappa Phi; Mountainlair Committee. s e n 1 o r s First Row: • JOHN C. HOLTZ. JR.. Pittstmrgh, Pa.; Applied Music; ♦Aft. Choir- ister. Pledgemaster. Rush Chairman; Phi Mu Alpha. Pledgemaster; MENC: Fi Batar Cappar; Mountaineer Week Team; Homecoming Weekend Steer- ing Committee; Coordinator. Greater West Virginia Weekend; Mother ' s Day Sing. Alma Mater Director and Originator; Band; Mixed Chorus. • HENRY SHELDON HOPKINS. JR . Charleson; Chemical Engineering; ITKA. President; A.I.C.E.; Mountainlair Music and Exhibitions Commit- tee; Spiriteers Registration Committee; Council of Fraternity Presidents. • PAUL ALLEN HORNOR. Clarksburg; Mining Engineering; ♦K+. Chap- lain; Host. Greater West Virginia Weekend. • PATRICIA ANN HOSE. Morgantown; Elementary Education; Newman Club. Secretary; U.R.C.. Secretary; ISA; S.N.E.A. • HELEN HUFF. Sistersville; Home Econom- ics; YWCA; Home Economics Club. • JAY W. HUFFMAN. Holbrook; Civil Engineering; Chi Epsilon; A.S.C.E. • NANCY H. HUNDLEY. Oceana; Home Economics. • JACQUELIN E JOY HYRE. Morgantown; Elementary Education; A ' i . Guard. Secretary; Kappa Phi. Pledge Mis- tress; YWCA; Young Republican Club. • DON FILMORE INKS. JR.. Uniontown. Pa.; Forestry; .AFP. Secretary. Reporter; Alpha Zeta; For- estry Club. Freshman Representative. Public Relations Director, Social Committee Director; Representative Student Legislature. Second Row: • ROBERT CARL ISNER. Clarksburg; Accounting; Veteran ' s Club; Rep- resentative at Large. • HARRY McFARLAND JARRETT. Belle; Electri- cal Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; Tau Beta Pi • RICHARD LEE JARVIS. Grantsville; Pharmacy; Kappa Psi. Chaplain; Mu Pi Pharmacy Men. Vice-President; American Pharmaceutical Association. • TODD THAYER JOHNSON. Charleston; Geology; IX. Pledge Master. • DALE H. JOHNSTON. Weirton; Accounting; TKE; Sigma Theta Epsilon, Alumni Secretary; Marching Band; Spiriteers. • CAROLYN SUE JONES. Nitro; Speech; AXA. Corresponding Secretary; Alpha Psi Omega. Vice-President; YWCA. Junior and Senior Cabinet; AWS. Junior Representative; Social Chairman Woman ' s Hall North; Ponlbus; University Players. • SANDY SUE JONES. Point Pleasant; Marketing; IIB . Vice-President; American Marketing Association. Secretary; Canterbury Club. • WILLIAM B. JONES. JR . Clarksburg; Political Science; IN, President; Spiriteers; High School Basketball Tournament Conunittee. • MELVIN WESLEY KAHLE, Wheeling; Law; Bell; Philosophic Society; Varsity Tennis; Freshman Basketball. Third Row: • GUS KAIMAKIDES, Wheeling; Industrial Engineering; K- ; Scabbard and Blade, President; Advanced Military Class, President; Freshman Guide; Leadership Conference; Spiriteers; Executive Committee; Track Team; A.I.E.E. • EDWARD JOHN KANSA, Weirton Mechanical En- gineering; i-t ' K; Newman Club; Young Democrats; Spiriteers. • ROBERT JEROME KEAY. Wheeling; Management. • DOROTHY LEE KELLISON, Morgantown; History; Student N.E.A. • GUY MEREDITH KELLISON, Buckeye; Electrical Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; ALEE. • VIRGINIA MAY KEMP, North Canton, Ohio; Psychology; AP, President; Co-Ordi- nator Public Relations Committee; Li-Toon-Awa, President; Chimes; Mortar Board; YWCA, Vice-President; Monticola Staff. Organizational Editor; WUS Steering Committee. • ROBERT VAUGHN KERWOOD. Cottageville; Agriculture Education; AFP. Parliamentarian; Alpha Zeta; Alpha Tau Alpha; Collegiate F FA.. President; Student Leadership Con- ference Steering Committee. • PAULINA BETH KESSEL. Charleston; Journalism; XI?. Sophoniore Representative. Pledge Trainer. Vice-Presi- dent. Songleader; Li-Toon-Awa; Chimes; Mortar Board. Vice-President: Kappa Tau Alpha. Secretary-Treasurer; Executive Council; Vice-Presi- dent. Senior Class; Daily Athenaeum, Editorial Board; Men ' s Panhellenic Queen; La Tertulia. • PHILLIP DALE KIMBLE. Williamstown; Social Work; Sigma Theta Epsilon. President. Vice-President. Chaplain; Wesley Foundation. President; Philosophical Society, Vice-President. Fourth Row: • GEORGE H. KINCAID, Oak Hill; Political Science; +K-1 ' . • DAVID ALDERSON KING, Charleston; Political Science; Kl. • JEAN C. KING, South Charleston; Elementary Education; KA, President, Vice-President, Pledge Trainer; Mortar Board, Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi, President; Mountainlair Mixers Committee. Chairman; YWCA; Westminster Fellow- ship; Transfer Orientation Committee; Transfer Guide; Li-Toon-Awa; Chimes; Freshman Guide; Mountaineer Week Team; Greater West Vir- ginia Weekend Hostess. • HARLEN W. KINNISON, Hillsboro; Physical Education; Sigma Theta Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; ROTC Drill Team; Wesley Foundation; Varsity Wrestling. • DAVID FULTON KIRBY. Ra- cine; Accounting; Baptist Student Fellowship, Treasurer. • STANLEY KUZNIAR, JR., Morgantown; Dairy Pioduction. • WILLIAM CHARLES LAMB, Charleston; Accounting; AXA, Tieasurer; Newman Club; Wrest- ling Team. • STEVEN NELSON LANG, Wheeling; Industrial Engineer- ing; ATA, Correspondence Secretary, Pledge Master; A.I.E.E.; Spiriteers; Homecoming Weekend Committee; Mountaineer Weekend Committee. • PATRICIA LOU LAUGHLIN, Metz; Secondary Education; A . N I N N E N 209 t - w™ - - ' .— iC . - First Row: • FREDERICK DIXON LAW. Walkersville; Agriculture Education Alphia Zeta, Cliancellor; Apha Tau Alpha, Treasurer; Future Farmers of America, Secretary. • CAROLYN VANCE LAYFIELD, Clarksburg Secretarial Studies; lliM Scholarship Chairman; Associated Women Stu- dents; Senior Republicans; YWCA; Mountaineer Weekend Committee Homecoming Committee. • WILLIAM STEVE LEWELLEN, Reedy; Aero- nautical Engineering; Epsilon Gamma Theta; ISA, President. • WILDA JEAN INICOME. Ravenswood; Commerce: Kappa Phi; Sophomore Coun- sellor; Secretary Woman ' s Hall. • ANN LOUIS LINGER, Weston; Art; Home Economics; X ' .. ' , President; Orchesis. President; Mountainlair Deco- rations Committee; Monticola Staff, Art Editor; ROTC Sponsor; Chap- lain ' s Council; Mountaineer Weekend Commitee; Homecoming Weekend Committee. • JOSEPH TAYLOR LONG, Bluefield; Sociology; IIKA. • VINTON DENNIS LOUCKS, Scotldale, Pa.; Advertising; 10H, Presi- dent. Social Chairman, Historian, Freshman Guide; Interfraternity Council. • HARVEY B. LOUDERBACK, Port Amherst; Chemical En- gineering; l. . Treasurer, Historian, Lieutenant Commander. • SYLVIA FAY LOUGH, Morgantown; Political Science; KA, Panhellenic Repre- sentative; National Philosophical Society; Monticola Staff; Panhellenic Council; Mountainlair Publicity Committee. Then there ' s the one about the honry snail. Second Row: • WILLIAM W. LUTHER, Charleston; Industrial Management; Newman Club; Spiriteers; ISA. • ROBERTA JEAN LYNCH, Morgantown; Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Home Economics Club. • MARILYN JOAN MACDONALD, Wheeling, Medical Technology Mortar Board; Chimes, Secretary; Alpha Epsilon Delta; YWCA, Cabinet; Westminster Foundation, Vice-President; ISA; Woman ' s Hall Advisory Board; Fresh- man Guide; Good Will Team; Leadership Conference; Mountainlair Committee. • FRED MACRENO, JR., Fairmont; Electrical Engineering; KA, Social Chairman; Arnold Air Society; A.I.E.E., Chairman Banquet Committee. • MARY ALICE STELLA MALASKI, Morgantown; Public School Music; Newman Club; Music Educators, Vice-President; Glee Club; University Orchestra; University Concert Band. • ALBERTA YVONNE MALFREGOT, Clarksburg; Elementary Education; ATA; Moun- tainlair Round Dance Committee; Spiriteers Registration Committee. • JANICE KATHLEEN MALL, Clarksburg; Physical Education; A ' 1 ' , Scholarship Chairman; W.R. A. • JANET LEE MALLONEE, Morgantown; French; ArA, Junior Panhellenic Representative, Senior Panhellenic Representative; Pi Delta Phi; La Tertulia, Corresponding Secretary, Presi- dent; YWCA; Mountainlair Round Dance Committee, • TONY EDWARD MALUSKE, Wellsburg, Civil Engineering; A.S.C.E. Third Row: • NANCY E. MANLEY, Wheeling; Political Science; Phi Delta Phi. • N. HOWARD MARION, Charleston; Engineering; I ' M:. • FRED MAU- RICE MARKS, Lorentz; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute of Aeronau- tical Sciences. • PATSY RUTH MARKS, Lorentz; Elementary Educa- tion; Student National Education Association. • DORIS LEE MAR- SHALL. Rock Creek; Physical and General Science. • FRANCIS MA- RION MASON, New Martinsville; History. • BILL M. MATHENA, Mann; Electrical Engineering. • GEORGE RALPH MAXWELL, Morgantown; Pre-Medicine; i.V, Assistant Treasurer; Wesley Foundation. • ROBERT M. MAYER, New York; Pre-Medicine; 1IA4 , President; Mountaineer and Homecoming Weekend Committees; Spiriteers. Fourtli Row: • THOMAS RALPH MAYS, Mullens; Chemical Engineering; A.I.C.E., Vice-President. • HOWARD EARL MENDELSOHN, Frostberg, Md.; Journalism; II.V ' I ' , Marshall; U.R.C.; Chaplains Council; Mountainlair Films Committee, Chairman. • EDWARD FREEMAN MENKEMELLER, Wheeling; Industrial Engineering; ATA, Vice-President; Scabbard and Blade, Vice-President; American Institute of Industrial Engineers; So- ciety for the Advancement of Management. • MARTHA D. MEREDITH. Fairmont; Home Economics; Xi- ' , Pledge Mistress, Social Chairman; YWCA; Spiriteers; Homecoming Committee; Mountainlair Dance Com- mittee. • JAMES ROMINE MICHAEL, Berkeley Springs; Agriculture Education; Alpha Thu Alpha; Sigma Theta Epsilon; Wesley Foundation, Athletic Chairman; Collegiate F.F.A. • JERRY HAROLD MILLER, Charleston; Industrial Engineering; KA, Historian; Scabbard and Blade, Social Chairman; A.I.E.E. • WILLIAM D. MILLER, Clarksburg; Busi- ness Administration; Alpha Kappa Psi, President; Society for the Ad- vancement of Management. • WILLIAM D. MILLS, Richwood; Mechan- ical Engineering; ISA; Wrestling Team. • PATRICIA ANN MINARD, Clarksburg; Home Economics; Newman Club; ISA. s e n 1 o r s First Row: • PAUL SHERIDAN MINOR. Wheeling; Chemical Engineering; A.I.C.E. • MALINDA JEANNE MONAHAN. Wheeling; Political Science; AAA. Senior Panhellenic Repiesentative. Chaplain. Historian; Chaplains Coun- cil. Recording Secretary; Cosmopolitan Club. Vice-President; Young Re- publicans Club; YWCA. Finance Committee; Mountainlair Program Council; University Social Committee; Mountaineer Week Team. • CE- CIL CHARLES MOORE. JR.. Clarksburg; Management; IIKA; Society for Advancement of Management. • JUDITH BOWKER MOORE. St. Peterson. N. J.; English; Transfer from Drew University; Drew Newspaper, Feature Editor; College Magazine; Carnival Capers. • DONNA SMITH MORGAN. Parkersburg; English; Chimes; AW.S.. Secretary. • DORIS ANNE MORGAN. Oceana; Medical Technology; Young Republicans Club. Treasurer • JOSEPH RUSSELL MORGAN, Parkersburg; Management; Hwll. • RAYBURN MURL MORRISON. Clarksburg; Chemical Engineer- ing; IIKA. Vice-President. Executive Committee; A, ICE. • ROBERT MILTON MORRISON. Elkins; Management; ' 1 ' K-l ' . Third Row: • LOWELL FLEMMING McGEE. Rangoon; Civil Engineering; A.S.C.E.. Vice-President, • VIRGINIA SUE McMULLEN. Morgantown; Chemistry; A.CS, Student Affiliate. • ELEANOR ANN McMUNN. Clarksburg; Jour- nalism; IIH ' I ' . President; Theta Sigma Phi. Keeper of Archives; Monti- coLA. Associate Business Manager; Press Club; Sorority President ' s Council, • RONALD BRUCE McPHERSON. Burnsville; Civil Engineer- ing; Chi Epsilon, • ROBERT CLINTON McQUOWN. Fairmont; Forest Managemi-nt; Alpha Zeta; Xi Sigma Pi. President; Phi Epsilon Phi; For- estry Club. Vice-President. • WILLIAM DAVID McWHORTER. Clarks- burg; Medicine; -I ' K ' I ' . Scholarship Chairman; Alpha Epsilon Delta; The Misfits. Campus Barbershop Quartet. • JOE NEAL NAY. Pullman; Elec- trical Engineering; Sigma Theta Epsilon. Vice-President. Alumni Secre- tary. Chaplain; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Pershing Rifles; Math Club, President; ALEE.; I,R,E,; Wesley Foundation; Arnold Air Society, • ADRIAN CHARLES NESTOR. Parkersburg; Industrial Management; ATA. Songmaster; Fi Batar Cappar; Sphinx; Scabbard and Blade; Co- ordinator. Mountaineer Weekend; Spiriteers. Chairman. • ELAINE NESTOR. Philippi; Education; KA. Secretary; N,S,T,A,; WRA; Transfer Orientation Guide, Second Row: • JANICE LORENE MORTON. Williamstown; Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Kappa Phi; YWCA. • MARY MURPHY. Morgantown; Elementary Education; KKI ' , President. • JAMES KIRTIS MURRAY. Wheeling; Accounting; KI. Treasurer; Scabbard and Blade. • KEITH KENNETH McAFEE. Smithfield; Industrial Management; ISA. Chairman Membership Committee; Society for Advancement of Management. Vice- President; Freshman Guide; Homecoming Halftime Committee. • AR- THUR RAPHAEL McCAMEY. JR., Clarksburg; English; BHll, Social Chairman. • MARY ANN McCLUNG. Zenith; Home Economics; ISA; Home Economics Club; Greater West Virginia Weekend Steering Com- mittee. • ERNEST LESLIE McCLURE. JR.. Bluefield; Chemical En- gineering; IIKA; A. ICE. • JOYCE B. McCOMAS. Lost Creek; Educa- tion; KA. Social Chairman; YWCA; Mountainlair Publicity Committee: ROTC Sponsor; WRA; F.T.A. Mixed Chorus. • RICHARD FOSTER MC- CREARY. Wellsburg; Marketing; IIKA. Fourth Row: • DORIS MARIAM NEWBERRY, Sinks Grove; Nurstng Education: YWCA; Wesley Foundation; Kappa Phi; Spiriteers. • HENRY COLE- MAN NICHOLS. Bluefield; Industrial Education; ' I ' AH; Kappa Mu Alpha. President; A. I, I.E. • TANIA ANN NICOLAI. Parkersburg; Physical Education; Newman Club. Secretary. Historian; Mountainlair Outings Committee. Secretary. • G. BLAINE NORMAN. Stumptown; Agriculture Education; AIT; Alpha Tau Alpha. • FRANKLIN DENNISON NORRIS. Clarksburg; Civil Engineering; ' I ' K-l ' ; Chi Epsilon A.S.C.E. • DONALD CHESTER NOVAK. Sayreville. N.J,; Advertising and Management; A. A, Social Chairman. Vice-President; University Press Club. • JACK ALLEN NUCKOLS. Nitro; Management; IW:. • HOMER PASCHAL NUTTER. JR.. Renick; Chemical Engineering; Chi Epsilon. President. • DONALD EDWIN O ' BRIEN. Hollis. N.Y.; Forest Management; A.XA. Ritualist. Pledgemaster; Forestry Club. H- CX r f f o M N I N E E N E N 211 O © f! (f First Row: • RAY DUANE OGDEN. Lumberport; Pharmacy; Rho Chi Society; Kap- pa Psi. Historian. • JOSEPH FREDERICK OHLINGER, Charleston; Accounting; IN; Scabbard and Blade. • WILLIAM MICHAEL ORR, Fairmont; Chemical Engineering; ATA, President. • CAROLYN LEE OSBORNE. St Albans; English; KA; Oichesis. • WILLIAM FREDERICK PAETZOLD, Wheeling; Geology; i:K. • SAM JOE PANCAKE. Romney; Animal Husbandry; .A IT, President; Block and Bridle, President; West- minster Fellowship; 4-H Club. • SHIRLEY ANN PARKS. Cairo; Home Economics; Home Economics Club. • JACQUE EDWARD PARSONS. Davis; Horticulture. • CAROLE RIGGS PASQUALE. Moundsville; Psy- chology; lIB ' l ' . Treasurer; A.W.S. Second Row: • FREDERICK STARRETT PATTISON. Wheeling; Psychology; 1K; Psi Chi. President; Fi Batar Cappar. Thuse Committee, Pledge Master; Spirit- eers Steering Committee; Homecoming Steering Committee; Mountaineers: Mountaineer Week Team. • EARL ARTHUR PAULEY, Rand; Manage- ment; K+. • ROBERT ALLEN PAULEY, Geilbert; Mines; I E. • JAMES The student body in action. STEVENS PAXTON, Parkersburg; Forestry; Alpha Zeta. Secretary; Mountaineer Rifle Club. Publicity Chairman; Forestry Club. Chairman of Scholarships and Grants Committee, Chairman of Program Committee; Spiriteers; Varsity Rifle Team, Publicity Chairman; Society of American Foresters. • GEORGE EDWARD PAYNE, Dunbar; Political Science; riK.V. Chaplain, Political Representative; Chaplain ' s Council, President: Young Democrats, Publicity Chairman. • GEORGE JERRY PETERS, Washington, Pa.; Forestry; Forestry Club; University Glee Club. • JU- DITH LEE PETERS. Wheeling; Elementary Education; . AII. Correspond- ing Secretary. House President; Student Legislature; YWCA; Mountain- lair Mixers Committee; Spiriteers. • JAMES GRANVILLE PETERSON, Clarksburg; Management; t Ki;. Chaplain; Mountaineer Weekend Com- mittee; Mountainlair Dance Committee. • GERALDINE GERTRUDE PHILLIPS. Farmington; Commerce; ISA. Treasurer; Kappa Phi. Com- munications Chairman. Third Row: • JAMES BARKWILL PHILLIPS, St. Marys; Pharmacy: SX; Mu Pi; American Pharmaceutical Association. • JOHN EDMUND PINTO. Ar- lington. Va.; Wood Technology; Alpha Zeta. Chancellor; Phi Epsilon Phi. Treasurer; Xi Sigma Pi. Assistant Forester; Cruiser, Co-Editor. • CHARLES ALLEN PLEASANT, Parsons; Electrical Engineering; A.I.E.E. • RICHARD CARLTON POE. Keyser; Industrial Arts: Scabbard and Blade. President; Circle K, Treasurer; Industrial Arts Club. • JU- DITH LEE PORTER. Martinsburg; Secondary Education; IIB , Pledge Trainer; Li-Toon-Awa; Chimes; Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Phi. Secre- tary; Pi Delta Phi. Vice-President; YWCA. President; International Awareness Committee; Christian Science Organization, Secretary; Lead- ership Conference, Secretary. • RICHARD FREDERICK POST, Salem; Chemical Engineering; ' UK; Tau Beta Pi; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Fi Batar Cappar, LHCP; Mountain; A.I.C.E.; Freshman Guide; Mountaineer Week Team, Captain; Student Leadership Confer- ence, Chairman. • LAURA EUZABETH POWELL. Grafton; Public School Music; AAA. Vice-President; Recording Secretary; Mu Phi Epsilon; YWCA; Cabinet; M.E.N.C.; Mountainlair Public Relations Committee. • MARY JANE POWELL. Clarksburg; Home Economics; IIB . Rush Captain. Panhellenic Representative; Orchesis. Historian; YWCA; Home Economics Club; Mountaineer Week Team; ROTC Sponsor. • JAMES WILLIAM POWERS, Moorefield; Commerce; K. ; Spiriteers; Mountaineer Weekend Committee; Freshman Orientation Week Committee; Spring- spree Weekend Committee. Fourth Row: • HARRY RAYMOND PRATT. Hopwood; Chemical Engineering; HX. Vice-President. Treasurer. • JOSEPH JOHN PREZKOP, Wheeling; Ac- counting; Alpha Kappa Psi; Epsilon Lambda Sigma. Vice-President; Newman Club. • PERCY LEE PRICKETT. Fairmont; Chemical Engi- neering; A.I.C.E. • PATRICIA ANN PRIESTLEY. Charleston; Elemen- tary Education. • SALLY PROVINS. Morgantown; English; A All, Pledge President; Social Chairman, Panhellenic Representative; La Tertulia; Panhellenic, Treasurer; Mountainlair Special Events Committee; YWCA; Freshman Guide; Mountaineer Weekend Halftime Committee. • JOHN ADAIR PURCELL, Charles Town; Commerce; BBII. • J. FRED QUEEN. Williamstown; Journalism; KA; Sigma Theta Epsilon; Wesley Foundation; Press Club; Mountainlair Publicity Committee. • JOSEPH BLOUNT REED. Burlington; Pre-Medicine; University 4-H Club. Special Reporter; Westminster Fellowship, Deputation Chairman. • ROBERT THAYER REED. South Charleston; Forestry; Forestry Club. s e n 1 o r s First Row: • LAWRENCE MORRIS REPPERT. Morgantown; Electrical Engineering; ' t K+; Eta Kappa Nu, Secretary; Fi Batar Cappar; Arnold Air Society; A.I.E .E., Secretary; Math Club; Mountaineer; Electrical Engineers Show. Chairman; Greater West Virginia Weekend, Host; Freshman Guide; Mountainlair Public Relations Committee; Registration Committee Chair- man. Spiriteers; Editor of Engineering Show Bulletin for Greater West Virginia Weekend; Wing Adjutant AFROTC; Mixed Chorus; AFROTC Band. • JOEL FRANKLIN RHEIN, Dayton. Ky.; Forestry; BHn. House Manager; Scabbard and Blade; Forestry Club; Cruiser, Co-Editor. • LAWRENCE H. RHODES. Clarksburg; Speech; K. : Alpha Psi Omega. President; Newman Club. • ROBERT SILAS RIFFEE. Weirton; Phar- macy; ' t K ' ) ' ; Alpha Phi Alpha. Vice-President; Kappa Psi. Treasurer; Chaplain ' s Council. President. • BYRON BROOKE RILEY. Bridgeport; Chemical Engineering; 1K; Kappa Kappa Psi; Scabbard and Blade; Marching Band; Track Team. Captain; Cross-Country. Captain. • JAN- ICE EILEEN RILEY. Morgantown; Art; X ' .l; Li-toon-awa; AWS, Second Vice-President; Panhellenic Council; Pi Delta Phi. Secretary; YWCA, Junior Cabinet, Senior Cabinet. • JOHN GARLAND RILEY. Augusta; Business Administration; Alpha Kappa Psi; Phi Alpha Theta; Phi Alpha Delta; Christian Church Youth Group. • ROBERT JAMES ROBINSON. Weirton; Management; Society for the Advancement of Management. Secretary. • GERMAINE RUTH ROLLYSON, South Charleston; Ele- mentary Education; XV., Treasurer of Pledge Class. Rush Chairman; YWCA; WRA; Spiriteers; Mountainlair Mixers Committee. Second Row: • RONALD BLAIR ROSS. Morgantown; Chemistry; American Chemical Society; Veteran ' s Club. • GEORGE LEO RUBLE. New Martinsville; Forestry. • JAMES C. RUCKMAN. Marlinton; Recreation; KKF. Mar- shal; Recreation Club; WRA. • HARTER MILLEY RUPERT, JR., Charleston; Civil Engineering; Chi Epsilon, Secretary; Sigma Theta Epsilon. • ANN RUSMISELL, Gassaway; Home Economics; AAA. Chap- lain. Social Chairman; Future Teachers of America. • KAREN LEAH RHYMER. Mannington; Public School Music; .AAll. Song Leader; Kappa Phi; Woman ' s Glee Club: M.E.N.C. • PAUL M. SAAB. Morgantown; Pre-Medicine; Newman Club. Treasurer. • GEORGE EDWARD SADD. Charleston; Industrial Engineering; Sphinx; A. I. I.E.; Newman Club; Parking Committee; Spiriteer ID Committee; Freshman Guide. • DON- ALD E. SANTEE. Charleston; Law; First Year Law Class of 1 956, Presi- dent; Men ' s Hall Resident Assistant; University Debate Team; Daily ' Athenaeum Editorial Policy Committee. Third Row: • RICHARD EUGENE SARVER, Mona; Accounting; IllH; Epsilon Lambda Sigma. Auditor; Cadet Company Commander of A Company. • FRANCES SAYRE. Beekley; Elementary Education; nB+. Recording Secretary. Corresponding Rush Chairman; Orchesis; YWCA; Mountain- lair Mixers Committee; Homecoming Parade Committee. • JAMES P. SCARFF, Beekley; Management; 1;K; Society for Advancement of Man- agement. • JAMES LEE SCHMIDT. Bridgeport; Pre-Medieine; MX. Song- master; Alpha Phi Omega; Circle K Club; Mountaineer Weekend Com- mittee; International Awareness Committee; YMCA. • JAMES SCOTT. Morgantown; Commerce; IIKA. • JOANNE SCOTT. Wellsburg; Secon- dary Education; A ! , Panhellenic Representative; Panhellenic Council. Vice-President; YWCA; Public Relations Committee. • ROSEMARY MARGARET SCULLY. Weirton; Physical Education; AAA. Treasurer. President; Chimes. Vice-President; Mortar Board, Treasurer; Phi Alpha Theta; Women ' s Recreation Association. President; Newman Club; Home- coming Dignitaries Committee; Freshman Guide; Student-Faculty Com- mittee. Intramural Sports. • ELLIS JOSEPH SELIGMAN, Northfork: Pre-Medicine; i XA, ' Treasurer; Hillel. Vice-President; Mountainlair Ad- visory Council; Mountaineer Week Team; Freshman Guide; Homecom- ing Committee; ROTC; Marching Band. • GAVEN D. SENCINDIVER. Martinsburg; Management; KI. Secretary; Scabbard and Blade; Society for the Advancement of Management. Fourth Row: • SARAH FIELD SHAW. Fayetteville; Speech; KA. Vice-President. Par- liamentarian; YWCA; WRA; Dolphin; Technical Crew for The Lady ' s Not for Burning. and Seven Year Itch ; Cast of Bernadine. • ROBERT DALE SHEETS. Morgantown; Civil Engineering; Ah; American Society of Civil Engineers. • WILLIAM PATRICK SHEPHERD. Arthurdale; Elec- trical Engineering; A. A; A.L.E.G.; IRE. • EDWIN AYER SHERIDAN. Wheeling; General Business; BOII; Varsity Swimming Team. • WILLIAM RAWES SHEERING. Dover. N.J.; Animal Husbandry; MV, Alumni Sec- retary; Alpha Zeta; Block and Bridle; Student Leadership Conference. Nominating Committee; AH. Livestock Judging Team. • CHARLES JAMES SHOEMAKER. Capon Bridge; Mechanical Engineering; A.S.M.E.; Westminster Foundation, Chairman Faith and Thought Groups. • GER- ALD LEE SHOWALTER. Glen Dale; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu; Scabbard and Blade; Newman Club; A.I.E.E. • WOODY F. SHURE. Davis; Accounting; HX. • STACY WAYNE SHUTTLEWORTH, Hinton; Forest Industry: tt iv4 ' . n. N I N E N F 213 I F E E N First Row: • DONALD CHATHAM SINCLAIR. Wheeling; Pharmacy: I ' Ki:. • MAR- VIN LEE SLAVIN. East Rainelle; Management; Ai ' l ' , President. Vice- President; Society for the Advancement of Management. • AUSTIN P. SMITH. JR.. Huntington; Commerce; IJK.A; Society for the Advancement of Management. • BEATRICE EILEEN SMITH. Morgantown; Art; S.N.E.A. • CHARLES WILLIAM SMITH. JR.. Clarlcsburg; Aeronautical Engineering. • GAYLE MAE SMITH. Wheeling; Elementary Education; X!?, Chapter Correspondent. Intramural Chairman; YWCA; W.R.A.; N.E.A.; MoNTicOLA StafT; Scabbard and Blade Sponsor; ROTC Sponsor; Moun- taineer Weekend Steering Committee • LINDA YOUNG SMITH. Dun- bar; Speech; Chairman of Standards Board; Alpha Psi Omega. Secre- tary. • PATRICIA JOAN SMITH. Terra Alta; Elementary Education; . A1I, Chaplain. Executive Council. Standards Chairman; YWCA; Chap- Iain ' s Council. Vice-President; W.R.A.; International Awareness Com- mittee • F. WILLIAM SNIDER, Moorefleld; Accounting; TKK. All in the spirit of the weekend. n „ 1 . r - A Second Row: • BARBARA ANN SNODGRASS. Weirton; Elementary Education; .AHA; Pontbi s. • JEAN LENORA SNYDER. Albright; Home Economics; Omi- cron Nu. President; Phi Upsilon. Vice-President; Kappa Phi. Treasurer; Wesley Foundation; Home Economics Club; Young Republicans Club; Spiriteers. • MELVIN CORBIN SOUDER. Clarksburg; Political Science; ATA, Vice-President; Chaplain ' s Council; Mountaineer Weekend Com- mittee • GERARD ELLIOTT SOUTHERN, Parkersburg; Management: 9X. Guard. Assistant Treasurer. Social Chairman; Mountaineer Week Team; Homecoming Weekend Committee; Society for the Advancement of Management. • CLARENCE ALBERT SOWERS. Weirton; Electrical Engineering; IIHII. Treasurer; Tau Beta Pi. Treasurer; Eta Kappa Nu, Corresponding Secretary. Vice-President; Spiriteers, Coordinator; A.I.E.E.. Sophomore Class President • JANE REXRODE SOWERS. Marlinton, Social Work; KKI ' ; Dolphin; WRA; Mountainlair. Outings Committee; ROTC Sponsor. • ROBERT WOODS SPESSARD. South Charleston; Psy- chology; Klin. Pledge Master; Psi Chi; Scabbard and Blade; Tennis Team. • LARRICK BRUCE STAPLETON. Parkersburg; Economics; 1, ; Delta Sigma Rho. Senate Member; Varsity Debate Team. • JANET RAMONA STARCHER. Grantsville; Home Economics; M ' , Chaplain; Home Eco- nomics Club; YWCA. Third Row: • ELLINORA VERONICA STARR. Weirton; French; La Tertulia; Pi Delta Phi; Cosmopolitan Club; Newman Club WRA; Mountainlair Tournaments Committee; Spiriteers. • BETTY LOUISE STRAWSER. Kingwood; Home Economics; Home Economics Club; YWCA. • DAVID FREDERICK STEMPLE. Aurora; General Agriculture; Colligat e Chapter F.FA.. Re- porter. • RAYMOND CHARLES STENGER. JR.. Wheeling; Chemical Engineering; Newman Club. President; Circle K Club; A.I.C.E. • RUTHANN STEPHENS. Newell; Physical Education; KA. Activities Chairman. Intramural Chairman; WRA. Cards Chairman; North-South Debate Tournament. • WILLIAM KENNETH STEVENS. Parkersburg; Journalism; IIHII; Mountain; Fi Batar Cappar; Kappa Tau Alpha; Scab- bard and Blade; Mountainlair Advisory Council; Daily Athenaeum, Editor-in-Chief. • ELIZABETH B. STINE. Charleston; Education; .A , Hostess. • ROBERT DEAN STOCKER. New Martinsville; Management; ATA; Society for the Advancement of Management. • JOHN STOETZER, JR., Fairmont; Management; ' f-K l ' . Sergeant-at-Arms; Scabbard and Blade; Spiriteers; Mountaineer Week Committee; Homecoming Weekend Committee; Mountaineer Week Team; Freshman Guide. Fourth Row: • RICHARD ARNOLD STURGILL. War; Chemical Engineering; ATA; Gymnastics Team. • WARD ALLEN STURM. Fairmont; Pre-Medicine; rtX, Librarian, Guard, Rush Chairman; Kappa Kappa Psi; University Marching Band; Circle K Club. • JOHN RAY SUITLAS, Moundsville; Chemical Engineering. • SIDLEY CHAPMAN SUTTON. New York, N.Y.. Political Science; Canterbury Club. • KRISTINA SVENSSON. Ny- koping. Sweden; Spanish; AT. Social Chairman; Canterbury Club; Cos- mopolitan Club; Homecoming Queen; Engineer ' s Ball Queen. • SALLY C. SWAYZE. Cleveland. Ohio; Social Studies; AZA, President; Mountain- lair Advisory Council; Mountainlair Governing Board; High School Lead- ership Committee. Chairman. • JACQUELYN GAIL SWEANEY. Weirton; Social Studies; Disciples Student Fellowship. President; University Re- ligious Council. • MARTHA KATHLEEN SWECKER. Valley Head; Public School Music; Mu Phi Epsilon. Recording Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi; MENC. • JOE ARNET SWISHER. Keyser; Chemistry; I ' l ' K; Scab- bard and Blade. s e n 1 o r s First Row: • VENNE ANNE SWISHER. Morgantown; Home Economics; M Schol- arship Chairman, Social Chairman; Phi Upsilon Omicron. Candle Editor; YWCA. Cabinet; Mountainlair Committee; Home Economics Club; Kappa Phi. • JAMES DONALD SWITZER. Clarksburg; Marketing; HKA. • JOAN VIRBELL SWOPE. Morgantown; Medical Technology; Newman Club; Spiriteers. • ANN ELIZABETH TAYLOR, St. Albans; Elementary Education; Student N.E.A.; Westminster Fellowship; Young Republican Club, Vice-President. • L. BUDD THALMAN, Wheeling; Journalism; Sphinx; Scabbard and Blade; ISA; Fi Batar Cappar; Journaliers, Presi- dent; Newman Club, Past President; Monticola Staff, Sports Editor: Student Legislature; Homecoming Steering Committee; WUS Steering Committee; Spiriteers Publicity Chairman; Daily Athenaeum, Editorial Board; Student Leadership Conference; Freshman Guide; Greater West Virginia Weekend Steering Committee. • HARRY MAIZE THEAKSTON, Oakmont, Pa.; Chemistry; .Al l , President. • ANNE CAMPBELL THEISS, Pine Grove; Education; KKF. Scholarship Chairman; Mu Phi Epsilon, Chorister. • JANET ADELAIDE THOMAS, Morgantown; Physical Edu- cation. • JOHN THEODORE TIANO, Clarksburg; Pharmacy; .A+A, Pres- ident; Sphinx; Kappa Psi; Newman Club; Alpha Phi Alpha; I.F.C. Second Row: • RICHARD ALEXANDER TONY, Bobtown, Pa.; Accounting; Epsilon Lambda Sigma. Treasurer; Alpha Kappa Psi. • LEWIS M. TROXELL, Morgantown: Accounting; IIKA; Epsilon Lambda Sigma. • AARON DAVID TRUB, Clarksburg; Accounting; •t ' iA; Beta Gamma Sigma, Pres- ident: Phi Alpha Theta; Scabbard and Blade: Fi Batar Cappar; Alpha Kappa Psi; Epsilon Lambda oigma. President: Student Legislature, Treas- uier. • FRANCES ELLEN TRUMAN, Uniontown, Pa.; Marketing; All. Treaijurer; Marketing Club. Vice-President; Student Government; Spir- iteers; MoNTicoLA Staff: Ponlbus; Homecoming Publications. • WILLIAM WARREN UPTON, Parkersburg; Management: Fi Batar Cappar, Treas- urer; Sphinx, Treasurer: ISA, President; Homecoming Coordinator. • CAROLYN VAUGHAN TULLY. Beckley; Education: . ' t Corresponding Secretary, Vice-President: Orchesis, Recording Secretary; YWCA; S.N.E.A.: Mountain Week Team. • VICTOR ERNEST VACHON, Ham- bleton; Management; ISA. • JOHN CORLEY VANGILDER, Sutton: Pre-Medicine; +AH; Kappa Mu Alpha. • PHYLLIS ILINE VANNOY, Morgantown: Medical Technology: Wesley Foundation, Fellowship Chair- man; Kappa Phi, Religious Education Chairman, Chaplain, Third Row: • WILLIAM VICTORSON, Charleston; Marketing; i. . President: Moun- tain: Scabbard and Blade; Fi Batar Cappar: Student Body President; Mountinlair Advisory Council, Program Council; Coordinator of Greater West Virginia Weekend: Freshman Guide. • JOANN LEE WALKER, Ridgeley; Education: il ' . House President. • JONI WALKER, Cumber- land. Md.; Art; .VZA; Newman Club; Mountainlair Special Events Com- mittee: Monticola Staff. Publicity Chairman: Spiriteers Card Design Committee; Transfer Guide. • KEITH HAROLD WAMSLEY, Elkins; Chemical Engineering: Tau Beta Pi, Vice-President; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Sphinx; A.I.C.E., President; Senior Engineering Booklet Editor; Student Leadership Conference. • JAMES EDWARD WANAMAKER, Fairmont; Electrical Engineering; K. , Scholarship Committee; Arnold Air Society. President; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu, Corresponding Secretary; Ameri- can Institute of Electrical Engineers; Engineer Show Committee; Moun- tanieer Statute Fund; Information Committee: Homecoming Weekend Committee. • JOHN MICHAEL WARD, Weston; Music; •[ ' M . President, Chorister: Phi Mu Alpha, Historian: Music Education National Confer- ence; Council of Fraternity Presidents, Chairman of Scholarship Commit- tee. • SUZANNE WARDLE, Morgantown: Medical Technology: .UIl, Treasurer; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Pi Delta Phi; Canterbury Club. • PA- TRICIA RUTH WAY, Charleston: Home Economics: .XL ; Mountainlair Round Dance Committee: Spiriteers; Greater West Virginia Weekend Committee. • WENARD KOUGH WEAVER, Clarksburg: Forestry: I I K., Junior Marshal: Forestry Club; Society of American Foresters. Fourth Row: • ELDRED L. WEBB, Holmdel, N.J.; Forestry; Forestry Club, Treasurer: S.A.F.; F.P.S. • SAMUEL HOLMES WEESE, Morgantown: General Busi- ness: lil-ill; Arnold Air Society. • VINCENT HAROLD WELCH, Manning- ton; Management: Society for the Advancement of Management: Newman Club. • GLORIA DARLENE WELDEN. Morgantown; Public School Music; Mu Phi Epsilon, Treasurer and Warden. • G. JEAN WELLS. Summersville; Physical Education; A ' t . House President; Orchesis; AWS, Council, Senior Representative: WRA. Council: Mountaineer Weekend Halftime Committee: Freshman Guide. • HARRY CLAYTON WELLS, Alloy: Management: ' I ' An, Pledge Master; Advanced ROTC; Society for Advancement of Management. • FRANK DUANE WHISLER, Morgan- town; Agriculture Science; Arnold Air Society; Marching Band; Orches- t ra. • BOBBY JOE WHITE, Sharpies. Aeronautical Engineering: I.H.S. • ROBERT EUGENE WHITE. Morgantown; Pre-Dentistry; Sphinx. O ' V h o !f  r JrM J- 2 ' Ma ik N I N E E N E E N 215 s e n 1 o r s First Row: • PAUL VERNON WIEGMANN, JR.. Elderville, Pa.; Oil and Gas Option; Scabbard and Blade; A.I.M.E.. Secretary, President. • THOMAS STAN- LEY WILEY, Pine Grove; Chemical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Mountain; Sphinx; Arnold Air Society, Treasurer; A.LC.E.; Student Legislature; Freshman Guide. • DARRELL D. WIL- KINSON. Clarksburg Pre-Medicine. • BARBARA HICKS WILLIAMS. Green Sulphur Springs; Home Economics; Phi Upsilon Omicron. Presi- dent; Home Economics Club. Publicity Chairman. Membership Chairman; Greater West Virginia Weekend Committee. • BENCILE H. WILLIAMS, Clarksburg; Management; 1 ' 1K, Vice-President, Executive Council; So- ciety for the Advancement of Management, Parliamentarian; Freshman Guide; Men ' s Hall Resident Assistant. • DALE ERIC WILLIAMS, Glen White; Recreation; X , Social Chairman, Pledge Trainer; Orchesis. • DAVID JOHN WILLIAMS. Morgantown; Economics; +AH. • LULA MAE WILLIAMS, Morgantown; Commerce; Baptist Student Fellowship; YWCA; Young Republicans Club. • SHERMAN RAY WILLIAMS, Mount Hope; Philosophical Society. Treasurer. President; Veteran ' s Club; So- ciology and Social Work Club. Secretary-Treasurer. Tense moment during the Pitt game. Second Row: • CALVIN FRANKLIN WILSON. Charleston; Aeronautical Engineering; 11K.4; Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. Secretary; Flying Club. Presi- dent; A. OP. A.. • SHIRLEY K. WILSON. Weirton; Elementary Educa- tion; KA. House President. Guard; YWCA; WRA; Women ' s Glee Club; MoNTicoLA Staff; F.T.A. • ELAINE KATHRYN WILT. Fairview; Ele- mentary Education; Newman Club. • JAMES NIAL WISE. New Martinsville; Journalism; Joumaliers. Vice-President; Phi Alpha Theta; ISA; Homecoming Steering Committee; Publicity Com- mittee of High School Basketball Tournament; Daily Athenaeum, News Editor. • LOWELL GENE WISE. Hurricane; Chemical Engineering; A«. Activities Coordinator. Pledge Master; A. ICE.; Kappa Mu Alpha; Homecoming Weekend Committee; University Mixed Chorus; Mountainlair Publicity Committee • EUGENE MAHLAN WITT. Free- man; Education. • PEGGY JEAN WITT. Fairmont; Medical Technology; ArA. Treasurer. Panhellenic Representative. Political Representative; Alpha Epsilon Delta. Secretary; Pi Deta Phi; WRA. Council Member; YWCA; Mountainlair Committee; Leadership Conference; Life Week Committee; Greater West Virginia Weekend Committee. • KEITH HAR- LOW WOLFORD. Romney; Pharmacy; American Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation. President; Kappa Psi; Mu Pi. • JOHN F. WOOD. JR., Worthing- ton; Political Science; MX, Historian. Third Row: • JOHN GORDON WOODDELL, Buckhannon; Geology; i:K, Secretary: Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Spiriteers; Leadership Conference; Mountainlair Committee; Homecoming Weekend Committee. • ANN WOODRUM, Charleston; Elementary Education; Xfi. Chapter Correspondent. Secre- tary; Kappa Delta Pi. Historian; Mountaineer Weekend Queen; AFROTC Sponsor; Mountainlair Committee. • MARGARET ANN WOTRING. Parkersburg; Home Economics; KKI . Vice-President; Li-toon-awa, Treas- urer; Mortar Board; AWS. President. Treasurer; YWCA. Treas- urer; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Home Economics Club; Homecoming Steering Committee; Student Court; Mountainlair Public Relations Committee; Student Leadership Conference; Student Fee Committee; COSOP. • CLARA SHARP WYATT. Hinton; Public School Music; M.E.N.C. • PHIL EUGENE YOHO. Moundsville; Geology; TKK; Scabbard and Blade; Newman Club. • JOHN WILLIAM YOUNG. Montgomery; Ac- counting; AH, Treasurer; Kappa Mu Alpha; Epsilon Lambda Sigma; Alpha Kappa Psi. Treasurer. • NANCY JEAN ZINN, Buckhannon; Med- ical Technology; A t ; YWCA. • AUDREY NICHOLSO BROOKS, Mor- gantown; Elementary Education; FTA; SNEA.  ;. i I . ' - ii 1 • ' i ' ' ' • = m mi W -1 K - , -A , ' .-,.■ mF-- WM H f ■■ ' ■ -1£ - ' i ' 4 Wrmt SS F - t jfllJ K ' M !!F sW ' ■ , 1 K . fl ' _ , | ™S • ' ■ ' W ' A J vwm Ik • ««• ■ i r iL ' H SHHBPH|B M r ' V 1 |G H and so four years draw to a close. The long awaited graduation day has come. Though happy to be getting out at last you look back over the past years and find graduation infinitely less desirable. A strange sadness prevails at the thought of leaving. You remember only the good, forget only the bad, and have only the world before you. The characteristics . . . the good ones, the bad ones, those few of interest but little import . . . are all a part of the University. Perhaps you are the first to criticize them, but you are also definitely the first to defend them. When asked if you like the University you say yes, but are soinewhat vague about why. Now you come to fully realize that the features you criticize and defend are the features you revere. The black cap and gown make you feel the heat. You begin to wonder if the cold winter walks to eight o ' clock classes ever really happened. And it seemed a long walk to Mountainlair. But now it seems the longest walk will be across the stage to pick up your diploma. Your eyes wander and sweep the faces that surround you. These are the people that have been with you through four years of college. Some of them you know. Some you do not. Some are your closest friends. Some are not. So be it. While here at the University, some were considered outstanding and laden with honors. Some were not. So be this also. It all seems unimportant now, for, as when freshmen, everyone takes their place on an equal plane. And as you look, all the faces blend into just another set of features in a black and white mosaic of tassels and heads. This is the end and the beginning. The end of a long hard struggle and the beginning of a new one of a different kind. The time has come. Graduation. You hear a talk on the responsibilities of youth; a handshake, a diploma, and a way of life ends. 217 i Junior Class Officers John Frisk President Jane McMillon Vice-President 220 J: O O ' Ok O O f -J .C«j. i M 1, . £ First Row: WILLIAM OSMAN ABDI Weirton CHARLOTTE M. ALTMEYER Wheeling FADWA WILMA AMMAR Williamson THOMAS SMITH ANDERSON Parkersburg BARBARA ANN ANSEL Charleston CAROLYN ROZELLA ARCHER Wheeling Second Row: SALLY ARMENTROUT Morgantown CARROLL DAVIS BAILEY Princeton DOUGLAS LEE BALL Gauley Bridge RICHARD ALLEN BALL Keyser JOHN LEE BARILE Clarksburg PHILIP ALLAN BARNES Schenectady. N. Y. Third Row: ROBERT CLAY BEACH Maidsville ALBERT ELLIOTT BEATY Morgantown JOHN DAVID BECK Balto. Md. WILLIAM EDGELL BECKERS Fairmont HERBERT D BECKLEY Prichard SANDRA LEE BEIGHLEY Vanderbilt, Pa. Fourth Row: ROBBIRT LeROY BISHOP Keyser BETTY LOU BOARD Spencer ALFRED BOEGE New York. N. Y. SHIRLEY ANNE BOLLING Clarksburg JOSEPH MASON BOGGS Clarksburg PATRICK BENTON BOGGS Charleston Fifth Row: JAMES SLOAN BONAR Burlington FRANCES ANNE BONDS MacArthur JOSEPH ALVAN BOOMER Clarksburg WILLIAM OTHO BOOTHE Union DON CLARK BOWLING Hinton JOHN SHAFER BOYD Chester Junior Sixth Row: HUGHLA JOY BRAND Pine Grove WILLIAM FLORENT BRASSINE Clarksburg JAMES ROGER BREEDEN Terra Alta LORENZO O. BRIGHTBILL Fairmont HOWARD JUNIOR BRINKLEY Clarksburg MARION HOWARD BROOKS Glen Rogers Seventh Row: DANIEL CALVERT BROWN Martinsburg DONALD WILSON BROWN Renick JAMES WARREN BROWN St. Albans MARY JANE BROWN Renick JAMES LEE BRYANT Belle JOHN CLINTON BUCK Spencer Eighth Row: EDWARD O ' DELL BUCKBEE Romney JOHN ALBERT BUCY Uffington CHARLES ALEXANDER BUGIN Scarbro FRED C. BURNS Marlington CATHERINE CARROLL BUTTS Charleston JOSEPH HARLAN CALHOUN Moorefield Ninth Row: MARY BIRD CARDER Clarksburg ROBERT PAUL CARPENTER Elmira. N. Y. WILLIAM CLINTON CARRICO Wheeling ELLIS LEE CARTER Parkersburg SALLY McLURE CASEY Wheeling JOHN PAUL CASTO Charleston Tenth Row: LOWELL HOOD CASTO Charleston ROGER WILLIAM CHANCEY Pomeroy. O. DAVID ANDERSON CHAPMAN Mt. Hope C. JANE CLARK Morgantown PAULA FREDEANE CLARK Smithfleld WILLIAM GENE CLARK Buckhannon 221 First Row: CHARLES P. COE Spencer SAMUEL F. COFFMAN Charleston JAMES DEARIEN CONDRY Elkins DAVID OTIS CONLEY Cumberland, Md. KEITH LESTER CONRAD Valley Head WARDEN MARIE CORBETT East Bank Second Row: JOHN NEAL COTTLE Spencer WILLIAM LEE COYNER Clarksburg ROBERT ORIEN CREEK St. Mary ' s LEONARD ALONZO CROUCH Hurricane MAX DOUGLAS CRUM Ripley PATRICIA CUBBON Clarksburg Third Row: RAYMON CUNNINGHAM Big Springs MARY J ARVIS CURRENCE Marlington J A MES EDWIN CURRY Dehue VINCENT CARLIN CURTIS FoUansbee MARY ELIZABETH CUSTER Clarksburg BASIL DUNCAN CUTLIP. JR Webster Springs Fourth Row: AL CYRUS Spring Hill FREDERICK LUTHER DAVIS, JR Parkersburg MARY JO DAVIS Milton PAUL COOPER DAVIS South Charleston PAUL LEE DAVIS Bridgeton. N. J. SYBIL LEA DAVIS Marlinton Fifth Row: REA DAWN DAWSON Mahone BARN EY EDWARD DEARTH Parkersburg THOMAS J. DEASON Logan MARY JO DEEM Parkersburg THOMAS LEWIS DEFFET Clarksburg WILLIAM CLAYTON DELLINGER, JR Chelyan Juniors Sixth Row: JOHN EVANS DeMUND Morgantown PETE DePOND, JR Monongah DIANE M. DEUVALL Follansbse HELEN LOUISE DEVONO Grant Town ROBERT KARL DIETZ Morgantown MARIANN DILMORE Clarksburg Seventh Row: PATRICK ANDREW DONNALLY S. Charleston RICHARD C, DORAN Breton Woods, N, J. WILLIAM JOHN DORSCH E.m Grove RICHARD LEE DOUGLAS Welch DAVID WEIDNER DRASNIN Montgomery RAYMOND ANTHONY DUDA Alloy Eighth Row: DONALD RAY EDDY Fairmont GREG EDWARD EDDY Wheeling R. BARRY EDWARDS Canonsburg, Pa. GENE HENRY EMIG Wellsburg THOMAS RICH ' RD EMMERTH Wheeling DONNA SUE E. ICKSON Man Ninth Row: DON McCLURE ERVINE Marlinton DANIEL WILSON FERGUSON Wayne ANTONIO JUNIOR FERNANDES Raysal ROCKY FERRELL Williamson SANDRA FERVIER Wellsburg FREDRIC NOEL FIELDS Morgantown Tenth Row: THEODORE MATTHEW FIFFICK. .Uniontown. Pa. WILLIAM KERMIT FISH Weirton EARL M. FISHER McMechen SAM R. FISHER Moorefield ANNABELLE FITZ WATER Mathias LOU C. FLINT Clarksburg ify .o JfA .v W D ' 0 jT ' m w f r. ,M V ik0 jL-M .0 r C t jt u .cy_- wtr- Va C £m. D •• 0, Jii A h - . f% ih J 1 - r 9 C ; v : 7 - W ' r ' - First Row: EARL RAY FOGLESONG Point Pleasant CAROLYN JEAN FORINASH Huttonsville DONALD GEORGE FRENCH Parlin. N. J. M AR JORIE FREW Weirton KENT RAYMOND FROHME Wheeling BETSY ANN FROST Charleston Second Row: KENSEL LEE FURNER Wolf Summit JOHN THOMAS FUSCALDO Fairmont LOWELL BERNARD GAINER Charleston MAR YLYN ALMA GALL Charleston JAMES FLOYD GARLOW Point Marion. Pa. SYLVIA ANNE GARRETT Vienna Third Row: MARILYN JOAN GARRISON Weirton DOMINIC GAZIANO Pemberton JANE FRANCES GERWIG Parkersburg MAR JORIE ANN GERWIG Parkersburg NANCY ADAIR GOOCH Scarbro DEBORAH ANN GORDON Morgantown Fourth Row: WILLIAM DANIEL GRANT Wheeling KATHLEEN LOUISE GRONQUIST. . ; Fairmont LARNEY RAY GUMP. JR Barrackville WALTER ROBERT HADDAD South Charleston DAVID LEE HAGA MacArthur BRENDA A. HALL Man Fifth Row: RICHARD EVERETT HAMILTON Lewisburg DANIEL A. HAMRICK Valley Head WILLIAM F. HANWAY Fairmont SHERRY F. HARDESTY Morgantown CECIL LEON HARDY Clarksburg JOY ELAINE HARR Morgantown Junior Sixth Row: WILLIAM KILEY HARRIS Morgantown JOSEPH REEVES HARTZOG Williamson WILLIAM DUNCAN HARVEY Kingwood HAROLD KRIEG HASTINGS. JR Wheeling JOSEPH EDWARD HAUGHT Salem DANNY DAVID HAWKINS Fairmont Seventh Row: ROBERT W- HEFNER Williamson RUTH ANN HEDRICK Hendricks WILLIAM THOMAS HEFNER Burnsville RICHARD EVAN HERROLD Morgantown PATRICIA SUE HESS Morgantown JOHN JOSEPH HIBBS Fairmont Eighth Row: JUDITH HOOD HILL Lumberport ROBERT CLIN HILL Camden-on-Gauley WILLIAM JOSEPH HINKLE Lewisburg SARAH ANN HIPPS Parkersburg CHARLES R. HIRT Fairmont JOHN MARK HOBDAY Berkeley Springs Ninth Row: JOHN LUTES HOOD Morgantown GERARD H. HOWLEY Wheeling WILLIAM DEAN HOUSEHOLDER. JR New Cumberland DONNA JANE HUGHES Morgantown JOHN PIKE HUMPHRIES Montgomery JACK HOOD HUNTER Elkins Tenth Row: JAMES E. HURST Clarksburg JAMES FRANCIS lACONIS Clarksburg SAM NICHOLAS ISAAC Charleston BETTY LOU JACKSON Pennsboro ROBERTA MAE JEFFERSON Moundsville GLENVILLE ARTHUR JEWELL Point Pleasant 223 First Row: JEAN ANN JOHNSON Rainelle JUDY JOHNSON Parkersburg VIRGINIA ROLAND JOHNSON. . .Berkeley Springs FRANCES MARIE JONES Beckley HARRIET CAMDEN JONES Morgantown MELVILLE G. JONES, JR Dott Second Row: SUE ANN JONES Uniontown. Pa. ROBERT H, JUSTICE Logan ALFRED NORMAN KARICKHOFF Belington RUTH V. KEISTER Upper Tract WILLIAM FORREST KENDALL Morgantown NATHANIEL KENNEDY Montgomery Third Row: MARGARET SUE KERR Morgantown GERALDINE KESSEL Ripley ROLLIN OSCAR KIDD Orlando PHIL A. KIGER Wheeling ROSCOE C. KIRWIN. II Coreopolis. Pa. PATRICIA JEAN KLIMAS Wheeling Fourth Row: THELMA SYLVIA KNELL Weirton DONALD LEE KNIGHT New Cumberland MARY FRANKLIN KNOTTS Rowlesburg ROBERTA ANN KOMANECKY Uniontown. Pa. ALBERT WILLIAM KOZEL. JR Uniontown, Pa. JOHN HAMILTON LAING. JR Lewisburg Fifth Row: RICHARD THOMAS LAISHLEY Morgantown WILLIAM M. LANEY Wheeling PATRICIA A. LANTZ Wheeling THOMAS LEE LANTZ Clarksburg HELEN CHRISTINE LAPEER Clarksburg JOHN ALEXANDER LASH Wheeling Juniors Sixth Row: LOWELL WAYNE LAWSON Sophia GORDON LESLIE LECKIE Matewan KATHERINE VALLIANT LEHMAN Fairmont PATRICIA ANNE LeMASTERS Mannington JAMES SCOTT LEWIS Morgantown JAMES ELDRIDGE LIDDLE laeger Seventh Row: NICHOLAS D. LINGER Clarksburg CECIL RAY LOFTIS St. Albans ISAAC PEARSON LONG Charleston MARJORIE DEANE LOSH Kingwood VERNON EMMETT MACE Charleston BOBBIE ANN MACFARLANE Charleston Eighth Row: MARY E. MACKEY Weston JOSEPH ANTHONY MANCINA Clarksburg ESTHER HELEN MANSOUR Smithers ANNE N. MARSHALL Trout PHYLLIS HURST MARTIN Morgantown DAVID L. MARTZ Cumberland, Md. Ninth Row: CARMEN JERRY MASCIOLA Wheeling JESSIE ANN MASCOLINO Wellsburg D ' VID RAYMOND MASON Keyser WALTER HARRY MASON Bridgeville, Pa. RONALD FRANKLIN MATHIAS Mathias JOHN PARKER MATTHEWS Charleston Tenth Row: JOHN ALLEN MAXWELL Huntington ROBERTA CAROLYN MAYFIELD Morgantown AMOS LEE MAYNARD Kenova ROGER EARL MAYNOR Bluefield HERBERT LEO MEHL Parkersburg THOM.ft.S GORDON MEINTEL Parkersburg 224 o. , : First Row: NANCY JOAN MERTZ Charleston PHILLIP DeLYLE MESSINGER Clar ksburg ARTHUR LEWIS MICOZZI New Castle Pa. ELIZABETH PROCTOR MILLER Ravenswood JEROME O ' NEIL MILLER Weirton RICHARD LEE MILLER Auburn Second Row: RUHAMAH METZ MILLER Inwood CLEAYTON JOHN MILLS Salem, N. J. JANET ELAINE MOLLE Clarksburg JANE ALICE MOLLOHAN Grantsville PRIMO JOHN MONDIN. JR Wellsburg MARIA MONTY St. Albans Third Row: CAROLYN SUE MOORE Sutton LYLE OWEN MOORE Charleston JOSEPH A. MORELAND Charleston RICHARD FRANKLIN MORENO Logan JAMES KAHLE MORGAN Bluefield JOSEPH HOWARD MORGAN Pineville Fourth Row: THEODORE DIXON MORLANG Parkersburg DONALD DeWAINE MORRIS : . . .Hundred ELLEN LUCINDA MOTTE SHEARD Fairlea MARGARET ANN MOYER Charleston CHARLES NEGLEY MUDER Follansbee DONALD EMMETT MURPHY. .Penns Grove. N. J. Fifth Row: ELIZABETH ALLEN MURRAY Grafton PATRICIA LOU MURRAY Wheeling RAYMOND GERALD MUSGRAVE Point Pleasant RICHARD MARTIN MEYER Parkersburg RICHARD EARL MYERS Wolf Summit C. WILLIAM McBRIDE Charleston Junior Sixth Row: EDMOND FORRIS McCOY Ravenswood JAMES EDWARD McCOY Bluefield PHYLLIS RUTH McCOY Waynesburg, Pa. EDDIE LEE McDANIELS Selbyville HARRY E. McFEATERS Swissvale, Pa. THOMAS EDWARD McHUGH Charleston Seventh Row: ROBERT JOSEPH McKEEVER Fairmont EDWARD HARRY MCLAUGHLIN Romney SHIRLEY ANN McLUCAS Keyser JANE L. McMILLION SummersvlUe BETTY RAY McWHORTER Homer GIFFORD STUART NEASE, JR Huntington Eighth Row: J. KATHLEEN NEELY Gary, Ind. NANCY C. NEWMAN Charleston JEANNETTE NICHOLS Bluefield WILLIAM LEO NOLAN Wheeling CLAYTON DERALD NOLEN Charmco BARBARA JEAN NOTTINGHAM Durbin Ninth Row: STANLEY WAYNE NUZUM Shinston WILLIAM SMITHE OBRIEN Ripley ROBERT LEE ODELL Charleston MOLLY ELIZABETH OKELLY Parkersburg KENNETH BRADFORD OLD New Salem JOSEPH ANTHONY OLIVERIO Clarksburg Tenth Row: LOUIS DONALD OLIVERIO Clarksburg HARRY RICHARD ORNDORFF Nutter Fort JOHN SHERIDAN OSHEL Huntingto n MARY JEAN OWENS Weston NORMA LEE PAISLEY Charleston JOHN WRIGHT PANCAKE Romney 225 First Row: DINKAR MANOOBHAI PAREKH India JOHN GIBSON PEARIS Mullens FRANK WILLIAM PEARSON. .South Amboy. N. J. THOMAS HALE PENDLETON Princeton B. DUANE PERINE Parkersburg CHARLES M. PERRY, III Davin Second Row: THELMA ROSE PETRACCA Fairmont JAMES F, PFANSTIEL Charleston LAURA ELLEN PHILLIPS Fairmont PATRICIA BURNELL PHILLIPS Parkersburg JOYCE ANN PITMAN Morgantown DAVID PAUL POISAL Hedgesville Third Row: GEORGE EDWIN POLLARD, JR Huntington PAUL WILLIAM POST Pitcairn, Pa. FRED K. PRAGER Morgantown RICHARD PRATT PRUNTY Pullman WILLIAM FRANK PRUNTY Pennsboro MARGARET M. PULLEN South Charleston Fourth Row: GERALD DUANE PYLE McMechen ELEANOR QUEEN Clarksburg JAMES SUMMERFIELD QUINN Romney GERRY H. RAMPP Bridgeport MARY RUTH RAPP Renick ROBERT JOSEPH REED Parkersburg Fifth Row: CARLEY ANN REES Follansbee WILLIAM FIERY RENN Gonnania JOHN RICHARD REPAIRS Montgomery JANE RHODES Morgantown DAVID KENNETH RIGGLEMAN Elkins MARGARET ANNE RIGHTER Shinnston Juniors Sixth Row: MARGARET ANN RILEY Charleston JAMES FRANKLIN RINARD Keyser RALPH DELMER RIPPEY Bismarck ROY WILLIAM RISHEL Reedy DARLENE ROBERTS Weirton SHIRLEY RUTH ROBERTS Charleston Seventh Row: VIRGINIA PHILIP ROBY Morgantown DAVID CLINTON ROGERSON Moundsville MARY FRAN ROGERSON Moundsville LUCY WALLACE ROPP Clarksburg DONAL HUGH ROTHEY Morgantown ROSE ANN RUBLE New Martinsville Eighth Row: LEONE ELOISE SAELI Cumberland, Md. RUSSEL DAVID SAUCER Clarksburg ROBERT GENE SAVILLE Augusta IRA B. SCHACHTER Wheeling JEAN MARILYN SCHAEFER Charleston WILLIAM EDWARD SCHAEFER. .Washington. Pa. Ninth Row: JAMES HENRY SHELLHASE Wheeling CLARENCE WILKINS SEARS, JR Keyser JoANN SECOY Point Marion, Pa. EDWARD LAWRENCE SEIBERT Wheeling MARY MOLLIE SEIBERT Morgantown NANCY SEITZ Charlesto n Tenth Row: DANIEL RAY SHARPLESS Blaine RAY A. SHAW Grafton JOSEPH A. SHIFFLETTE Washington. D. C. JAMES CLINTON SHIRES Ronceverte FRANK JOSEPH SHULER Sayreville, N. J. GAY ANN SICKMAN Saudia Arabia 226 a ? jS j 4. !,-SfP HMI r nIRl JiV.% HbI Firs! Row: CHARLES C. SIMPSON Charleston BARBARA ALICE SINGLETON Morgantown CHARLES ARTHUR SINSEL Clarksburg KENNETH LEIVES SIRK Clarksburg DONALD L. SKIDMORE Dunbar ALBERT N. SKINNER Clarksburg Second Row: MAYNARD DUANE SLAVEN Anjean JANE CAROL SMITH Spencer BEVERLY JEANNE SMITH Grantsville B. STEPHEN SMITH Marlinton SUSI SMITH Wheeling JAMES LEIGH SNYDER Grumpier Third Row: KENNIS F. SNYDER Slanesville WILLIAM DONALD SNYDER Buckhannon NANCY JO SOWERS Weirton RUTH D. SPENGER Wheeling GEORGE MICHAEL SPRADLING East Gulf HARLAN DALE SPONAUGLE Franklin Fourth Row: GLENNA LEE SQUIRES Morgantown WILLIAM NILE STADLER - Nitro JAMES WILLIAM STAFFORD Bluefield RICHARD GOFF STALNAKER Clarksburg PATRICK ERNEST STANTON Ansted MORRIS DANA STEMPLE Parkersburg Fifth Row: CHARLES V. STEWART Mullens WILLIAM BLAINE STINE Charleston MARY SUE STOUT Bridgeport CALVIN LLOYD STRADER Crawford FRANKLIN LEE STRALEY Copen MARY ELLEN SUMMERS Independence Juniors Sixth Row: JAMES CHARLES SUTTON Sistersville CAROL ANN SWARTLING New Martinsville EMMETT PAUL SWISHER Rivesville ROBERT PICARD SYPULT Fairmont CALEB ALFRED TARLETON Fairmont JAMES EDWARD TAYLOR Wheeling Seventh Row: JOHN RICHARD THALIMER Pittsburgh. Pa. CHARLES DANSER THOMAS. JR Morgantown GERALD R. THOMAS Wana JOHN WILLIAM TISSUE Bridgeville. Pa. CAROLYN LAVELLE TRAUBERT Wellsburg DONALD ASHFORD TRAISLER Fairmont Eighth Row: ROSE TROPEA Fairmont SAMUEL JACKSON TROUTMAN Omar LUCIE E. TUCKWILLER Lewisburg PHILLIP DELANO TURNER Masontown ROBERT I, TUTTLE Paden City ELEANOR L. URSO Clarksburg Ninth Row: BOBBY DEMPSEY VANCE Durbin JAMES J. VASOTI Parkersburg JOHN C. VEASEY Morgantown PAUL K. VEATCH Morgantown ROBERT CHASE VEHSE Morgantown MICHAEL GRANVILLE VICKERS Mount Hope Tenth Row: JAMES E. VOGEL Parkersburg LAVINIA ANN WAGNER Parkersburg GARY WALKER Parkersburg NANCY CAROLYN WALKER Charleston JAMES EDWARD WALLACE Elkins JANET LEE WALLACE Triadelphia 227 First Row: MARY FARR WALLACE West Union ROBERTA WARNER Clarksburg THELMA ELAINE WARNICK Morgantown Second Row: JOHN JOSEPH WATKINS Fayetteville JAMES MELVILLE WEIHE Fairmont EMILY B. WELCH Parkersburg Third Row: DONALD EDW. WELSH White Sulphur Springs SARA ELIZABETH WHANGER Fayetteville TERRANCE DEAN WHARTON Parkersburg Fourth Row: ETHEL ANNETTE WHISLEH Morgantown BILLY LEE WHITE Sharpies JANICE LEE WHITE Clairton Fifth Row: RITA CAROLE WHITE Cabin Creek ROBERT CLYDE WHITEMAN Haywood MARY ELIZABETH WILBOURN Clarksburg u n 1 o r s Sixth Row: THOMAS LESLIE WILEY Lewisburg CHARLIE WILLIAMS Phillippi HUBERT STARK WILMOTH Elkins Seventh Row: JACK ROBERT WILSON II Keyser MARGARET WARREN WINTER Charleston HARRIET A. WITRY Nitre Eighth Row: MARGARET ANN WOLFE Wheeling RAMON A. WOODALL Hamlin JANE WOODYARD Spencer Ninth Row: FRANK GUY YANN Fairmont CHARLOTTE M. YATES Ronceverte HOMER JOHN YOKUM Harman Tenth Row: ARTHUR C. YOUSE Charleston MOSES ZEGEER South Charleston NICK GEORGE ZEGREA Parkersburg 228 Sophomore Class Officers Tom Tandy . . Sharon Frisk .... President Vice-President 229 First Row: MARILYN ROSE ABDONEY Logan ROBERT LEE ALLEN Morgantown HARRY BENSON ALLISON West Mifflin, Pa. HELEN FAY AMMAR Williamson JOHN LUTHER ANDERSON Hinton KENNETH FREDERICK ANDERSON. .Morgantown Second Row: LOUIS JAMES ANETAKIS Greensburg. Pa. GUS P. ANGELOS Paikeisburg MELVIN APPLE Charleston SANDRA LEE AULDRIDGE Hinton RICHARD LEE AUSTIN Hogsett KENNETH ELLIS BAILEY McComas Third Row: WILMA LORAINE BAILEY Altizer REBECCA JANE BALL Morgantown ELEFTHERIOS BAKER Huntington CAROLYN M. BARLOW Marlinton MAROLYN LEE BARLOW Marlinton ISABEL BARNARD Morgantown Fourth Row: FRANCES JANE BARNES Clendenin RANDALL EUGENE BEATY Morgantown BARBARA ANN BENBOW. Wisconsin Rapids. Wis. JONATHAN M. BENNETT. JR Buckhannon CARL WENDELL BERGGREN Kerunore. N. Y. DAVID A. BERRY Weston Fifth Row: ROBERT LEWIS BIRD Princeton BONNIE BLAIR Waynesburg. Pa. HERALD E. BLAIR Parkersburg MARY LYNN BOARD Spencer ANDREW BOELESKERY Wheeling FREDERICK CARPENTER BOLTON Clarksburg Sophomores Sixth Row: CHARLES HENRY BONNESEN Wheeling RUTH ANN BOOTH Parkersburg MARY ANN BORNMANN Charleston PATRICIA EILEEN BOTTS Weirton ROBERT CORNELIUS BOWIE Morgantown EARNEST RUPERT BOWLING Charleston Seventh Row: PHYLLIS ANNE BRANSFORD Lewisburg JOAN M. BRATTON Berkeley Springs JUDITH AYRES BREED South Charleston SALLY VIRGINIA BROWN Fairmont GORDON B. BROWNING Logan NORMA TAZEWELL BRUCE Beckley Eighth Row: PHILLIS JANE BURGOYNE Upper Tract NANCY ANN BURTON Cowen IVAN H. BUSH Oak Hill CAROLYN SUE BUTLER Morgantown CHARLES LEWIS BUTTS Benwood MILTON JOSEPH CARP Charleston Ninth Row: EDWIN GORDON CARR St. Albans THOMAS S. CARTE Charleston WILLIAM RUSSELL CARTMILL S. Charleston ROBERT EUGENE CAVALLO Fairmont THOMAS H. CAVENDISH South Charleston HESTER MARION CHANDLER Chester Tenth Row: THEODORE A. CHAMP Shinnston ANN MARIE CHAPMAN Keystone JO ELLA CHAPMAN Lorgan GUY PORTER CHILDRESS. JR S. Charleston MARGARET ANNE CHRISTOPHER. . .Morgantown WESLEY E. CLARK Pageton 230 c . ,D ) n b Alk r ' ' J l«•-l l -S- . First Row: FRANKLIN DENNIS CLARKE Martinsburg CAROL LOUISE CLEAR Weirton JOHN CADY CLEVELAND Charleston ROBERT GARFIELD CLOUSSON Clarksburg PATRICIA ANN COGSIL Parkersburg LOIS DOLORES COLE Morgantown Second Row: VIRGINIA LOUISE COLE Charleston JOSEPH ERNEST COMER Charleston HARRY ANTON COMM Chester ALFREDA MAE COMPTON Clarksburg WILLIAM EARL CONKLIN. JR Charleston RUTH A CONLEY Gandeeville Third Row: BETTY FRANCES CONNER Charleston SUE COOK Mullens DON M. CORBETT Clarksburg MARY JOAN CORDRAY Morgantown DOMENICK COSCO Fairmont ROBERT WILLIAM COTTRILL Morgantown Fourth Row: DONALD B CROMER Durbin ROBERT ALLEN CROSS Morgantown CHARLES CARMAN CROUSE Wellsburg J. C. CRUIKSHANK. JR Ivydale RUTH GRANT CUPPETT Petersburg THOMAS E CURRY Lenore Fifth Row: CURTTS DOUGLAS DALE Hurricane BETSY ANN DAUGHERTY Huntington J. PEALE DAVIDSON. JR Fayetteville ANNA LEE DAVIS Fayetteville SCOTT HOMER DAVIS Morgantown WILLIAM JOSEPH DAVIS Clarksburg Sophomores Sixth Row: JANE PATTON DAVISSON Weston JAMES EDWARD DEISON Clarksburg NICK COSMO DEMASI Clarksburg JOAN C. DILL Wheeling DAN V. DILLON Milton BERNISLAUS MICHAEL DOBOSZ Wheeling Seventh Row: RICHARD EARL DOTSON Mason NANCY DEAN DOWNEY Martinsburg CARL V. DREYER Maumee, O. CHARLES FREDRIC DUFFIELD Sutton ROBERT HENRY DUMBAUGH Weirton ROBERT PAUL DUNHAM Morgantown Eighth Row: WILLIAM EDGAR EASTER Princeton KENNETH NICHOLAS EATON Williamson WILLIAM ALBERT EATON Wheeling RONALD G. ECKARD Shinnston WARREN PRATT EDWARDS, III Charleston SYLVIA LINNEA EKSTROM South Charleston Ninth Row: DONALD DAVID ELLIS Milton JoANN ELLISON Oak Hill BILLIE ENGISH Philippi PAUL R. ERRINGTON Scarbro JAMES F. EVANS Oak Hill JOHN HOWARD EVERLY David. Ky. Tenth Row: DONALD BRUCE FANUS Parkersburg BENNY BURNICE FARLEY Pipestems MARY BOYD FAULKNER Martinsburg PHILLIP ALBERT FAZZINI Clarksburg ELLEN RUE FEATHER Morgantown MARY ANN FELDMEIER Paden CHy 231 First Row: EVELYN H. FERGUSON Morgantown PAULA JEAN FIDLER Elkins PATISUE FINDLAY Charleston JOHN FREDERICK FISHER New Cumberland PHILIP T. FLACH, III Riverton, N. J. NANCY ANN FLANAGAN Grafton Second Row: SALLY SUE FLINN Morgantown RICHARD D. FONTANESI Weirton ALICE JEAN FORTNEY Clarksburg SANDRA M. FOSTER Weirton LOIS JEANNE FOX Mt. Hope GLORIA MAE FRANCESA Fayetteville Third Row: MICHAEL S. FRIEDLANDER Clarksburg JEAN SHARON FRISK Oak Hill BETTY JO ANN FULKS Weston LOUANNA FURBEE Clarksburg ROSALIE FUSCALDO Fairmont NICHOLAS JOHN GAINER Morgantown Fourth Row: THOMAS EDWARD GANT Parkersburg JOHN STEPHEN GARDNER Fallansbee HOWARD RANDALL GARLAND. .Gallipolis Ferry WILLIAM JAMES GARVIN Fairlea MORELLA ANN GERKIN Grafton ROBERT LeROY GHIZ South Charleston Fifth Row: JAMES ORVIS GIBSON Morgantown BARBARA KAYE GIFFEN Charleston MARY SUE GILKESON Charleston WINIFRED SUSANNAH GOAD Spencer SHEILA ELLEN GOCKE Clarksburg JOHN JOSEPH GOFF Holden Sophomores Sixth Row: LOU ANN GOLDCHIEN Salem HELEN MAE GOODNIGHT Farmington GENE RAYMOND GORRELL Parkersburg BETTY ANN GOSHORN Charleston CAROLYN E. GRAESER Adamston, N, J. PAULINE GRANT Clarksburg Seventh Row: CHARLES DAVID GRAY Rainelle WILLIAM SCHAUM GRAVELY Charleston PAUL T. GREGG Sistersville LARRY JOSEPH GRIBBEN Wheeling TERRY BRIAN GRIBBLE Fairmont JANE ELIZABETH GRIFFIN Morgantown Eighth Row: RONALD WILLIAM GROW Clarksburg JOYCE COLEEN GUNNOE Van HELEN PENELOPE HADJIS Wheeling JOHN BAGBY HALEY, JR Charleston JOHN NEIL HALL Morgantown KEITH WOODROW HALL South Charleston Ninth Row: JERRY W. HAMILL Weirton JANET P. HAMMAN Elkins JOYCE ANN HANNA Wheeling PEGGY JO HANSBARGER Pineville ANN HARLESS Montgomery DEBRA DEE HARNER Morgantown Tenth Row: MARY LOUISE HARR Fairmont GEORGE THOMAS HARRICK Morgantown JAY DALLAS HARRIMAN Morgantown JAMES R. HARRISON Moorefleld DAVID DWIGHT HARSHBARGER Milton KENNETH RONALD HART Bridgeport 0 © O k ._ t i 232 1 o fM 5rh Jh Jr h 2 j m H- ,ffi. n 1 .r Z .U J f 1 First Row: SUE HATFIELD Charleston ROBERT BRUCE HARVIT Beckley JUDITH LENORE HAWK Morgantown MELBA JO HAWKINS Parkersburg PEPPER HAYNES Bluefield JAMES CALEB HEABERLIN. Ill Clarksburg Second Row: DOUGLAS McKENZIE HENRY Fairmont M ARTA JO HESS Wheeling ETHEL MARIE HIGGINBOTHAM Boomer MARIANNE HIGGS Arlington, Va. CAROLYN JESSICA HILL Madison EDWARD EUGENE HILL Pickens Third Row: LEE O ' HANLON HILL Charleston RODERICK B. HINERMAN Glendale SARA KATHRYN HOLLIDAY Grantsville ROGER ROSS HOUSTON Clarksburg LINDSEY ANN HOWARD Tunnelton SHARON LYNNE HUBACHER Wheeling Fourtli Row: ALICE ANN HUFFMAN Gassaway LINDA JEANNE HUGHES Arlington. Va. PEGGY SUE HUNT Elkview ROBERT LEE HUSS Indianapolis. Ind. SAM JOSEPH lAQUINTA Clarksburg JOHN ROBERT INGRAM Nitro Fifth Row: ROBERT EDWARD JACKSON Weirton ROBERT THEODORE JACQUET Charleston MARK EDWARD JARRETT Lewisburg MARTHA ANN JEFFRIES Clarksburg MARY ANNE C. JOHNSON Parsons J. ROBERT JOHNSON Morgantown Sophomores Sixth Row: VALERIE JOHNSON South Charleston JANE LEE JONES Oak Hill JUDITH CAROL JONES Terra Alta TERRY TAYLOR JONES Morgantown WIRT A. JONES Logan JULIA ANN JORDAN St. Albins Seventh Row: PATRICIA GAIL KEENEY Charlton Heights NANCY KAY KEFFER Marmet LOUIS PETER KELLENBERGER Dunbar HUGH GLOVER KENNEDY Montgomery BARBARA A. KERCHEVAL Kingwood MARGUERITE ANN KERN Welch Eighth Row: FREDERICK JAMES KESSLER Charleston JOHN CARROLL KING Charleston SYLVESTER KISH Hibbs. Pa. RICHARD THOMAS KNAPP Parkersburg FRANCINE LOUISE KOENIG Arlington. Va. HERMAN GAPP KOLWEY Fairmont Ninth Row: BERNARD THOMAS KORONA Uniontown. Pa. CHRIS NICK KOURTSIS Morgantown C THOMAS KRAMER Parkersburg ELLEN ANNETTE KUNST Grafton RICHARD CHARLES KUSTRIN Weirton BARBARA JEAN LAWSON Morgantown Tenth Row: STANLEY WILLIAM LEE Augusta LARRY EARL LeMASTERS Parkersburg HOWARD LEE LEWIS South Charleston ANTONIO SAMUEL LICATA Weirton ROBERT GLENN LILLY Charleston MARY ENID LINDAMOOD Parkersburg 233 First Row: JUDITH ANN LOUGH Clarkiburg NANCY ELIZABETH LOVE Moorefield PATRICIA V. LOWE Harrisville LUCILLE LOWR Y Morgantown JUDITH A. MACKENZIE Weirton CHARLES E. MAIN Morgantown Second Row: MARGARET ANN MANGUS Fairmont JO BETH MANKINS Morgantown MAXINE H. MANKINS Morgantown MARY ANTOINETTE MANOLAKIS. . .Morgantown JACK LEE MARCHIO Charleston CAROL MARCHLENSKI Wheeling Third Row: EMILY KAY MARTIN Moundsville JOHN ROLFE MARTIN Clarksburg TROY HAROLD MARTIN Bluefield GARRY RONALD MASON Parkersburg RINALDO MASTRODONATO Fairmont HARRY J. MATTHEWS Mannington Fourth Row: JOE MEECHEM Berkeley Springs WILLIAM BANFORD MERINAR, JR Wheeling R. JAMES MERRIFIELD, JR Ripley SON J A LEE METHENY Barrackville RUTH ANN MICHAEL Paden City JAMES LOWELL MILES Buckhannon Fifth Row: CAROLYN JANE MILLER Martinsburg FRANKLIN SPENCER MILLER Wheeling FRAZIER McCONNELL MILLER Bluefield BENETT A. MILLSTONE Morgantown CHARLES D. MOATS Morgantown GEORGE ROBERT MOON Pitcairn, Pa. Sophomores SLxth Row: PATRICIA ANN MONTAGUE Charleston MARY CORREAN MORGAN Bridgeport JAMES JAE MORGAN. JR Clarksburg MINNIE SUE MORRIS Charleston CAROLYN MORRISON Beckley RETA M MORRISON Hillsboro Seventh Row: SANDRA DIANNE MORRISON Clarksburg HUBERT VENCILL MOSS Weirton JAMES HEROLD MORTON Webster Springs VIVIAN F. MUDGE Glendale DOMENIC ANTHONY MUNI Weirton JOHN G. MUNOZ Weirton Eighth Row: ALBERT FRANK MEYER Clarksburg MARY ANN McCLAIN Princeton MICHAEL LEE McCLINTIC Rupert JAMES LLOYD McCOY Ravenswood PATRICIA MAE McCUNE Clarksburg JAMES L. McDonald Grantsville Ninth Row: CHARLES ROBERT McFADDEN St. Mary ' s JAMES ROBERT McNUTT Clarksburg CAROLYN McQUAID Watson PATRICIA ANN NAPIER Logan HARPER WILLIAM NELSON Slaty Fork ANN MALLOW NESSELRODT. .. .South Charleston Tenth Row: MARTHA ANN NEUENSHWANDER. . . .Sistersville MARY EVELYN NEVILLE Franklin CAROLE LYNN NIEHAUS Wheeling MARILYN LU O ' DELL Charleston RICHARD J. O ' NEILL Morgantown ROSEMARY OLI VERIO Nutter Fork r ' - MM i m kn Jim o o r 234 ' %. kJrk First Row: SAM ANTHONY OLIVIERO Clarksburg SALLY E. ORR Clarksburg PATRICIA LOUISE OTT Harrisonburg, Va. JOHN ROBERT OUGHTON FoUansbee THOMAS PAKNIK Monongah JOSEPH VINCENT PANEPINTO Wheeling Second Row: MARGARET MARIE PARRACK Arthurdale LEWIS CHARLES PELLEGRIN Morgantown DAVID ONEY PENDLETON Princeton MASON FORREST PENNINGTON Dry Fork ELISE M. PETTREY Clarksburg HARRIETT ANN PHILLIPS Morgantown Third Row: WILLIAM ROBERT PINNELL Ravenswood ESTHER ANN PLEVICH Morgantown JANET LOU POLAND Morgantown CAROL NADINE POLING Dunbar ANTHONY ALLAN POLIS Fairmont IRENE EVELYN POMPUTIUS Helen Fourth Row: LAWRENCE HENRY POPE Arlington. Va. JEROME ALEX PAPPAS FoUansbee ELNOR ANN POST Lost Creek ROBERT A. POTESTA Fairmont ARTHUR JAMES PUGH. JR Lillybrook JEAN MARILYN PULLING Morgantown Fifth Row: JO ANN PURKEY Belington MARY FRANCES PYLES Beckley ROY E. PYLES Beckley RONALD CARL QUARNSTROM. .South Charleston BETTY JO QUEEN Morgantown SALLY JANE REDFORD Mannington - Sophomores Sixth Row: JON WALTER RAESE Morgantown LOUIE L. RANSINGER Weston RICHARD RASHID Charleston CHARLES WESLEY RHODES Spencer SUSAN RHODES Morgantown JAMES EDWARD RILEY Weston Seventh Row: DONNA MARIE ROBERTSON Beckley BETH ANN ROBINSON Clarksburg CHARLES ELDON ROBINSON South Charleston NOEL W. ROBINSON Philippi PETER C. RODGERS Parkersburg CARMEN PAUL ROMANO Clarksburg Eighth Row: TONY ROMERO. JR Charleston STEPHEN PARRY RUBY Belle Vernon. Pa. CHARLES HENRY RUDOLPH Fairmont SUSAN RUMBAUGH Logan ROBERT WILSON RUSHBROOK Sophia ORA LEE RUSMISELL Gassaway Ninth Row: WANDA JUNE RUSSELL Craigsville RALPH JENNINGS RUTLEDGE Charleston MARIA GEORGE SAGRIS Welch JACQUELINE ARNETT SANDERS Morgantown MARTHA JEAN SANDY Sistersville BARBARA SAYRE Parkersburg Tenth Row: CLIFFORD EDWARD SCH ANE Wheeling JOHN ROBERT SCHELLHASE Wheeling REVLINE SCHERER Welch ZALMAN J. SCHERER Welch ROBERT ERNEST SEAMAN Elkins NANCY JANE SECHLER Masontown. Pa. 235 First Row: JAMES MARKLEY SEIBERT Morgantown NANCY SUE SELBY Morgantown SUE SELBY Clarksburg HELEN KATHRYN SELL Charleston FREDERICK ERD SHAHAN South Charleston JACK FREEMAN SHAMBLIN South Charleston Second Row: ROBERT ARLEY SHAW Philippi PEGGY LOU SHEETS Green Bank TERRY SUE SHELTZ Milton JAMES HUNTINGTON SHRADER Morgantown JANICE LOU SICKLE Fairmont JOHN F. SIEVERTSON Glen Dale Third Row: CHARLES AVERILL SIMMS Hundred MARY E. SIMMS Parkersburg ELIZABETH MAY SIMON Alexandria, Va. JOYCE ANN SLUZAS Oak Hill BARBARA ANNE SMITH Ripley DON E. SMITH Fairmont Fourth Row: JAMES ALBERT SMITH Morgantown LON H. SMITH Quinwood SUE C. SMITH Fairmont ROBERT BENNETT SNEIAD Princeton ROBERT FREDRICK SNYDER St. Marys DAVID H. SOMERVILLE Point Pleasant Fifth Row: DEAN WYATT SPENCER Parkersburg DELORIS JEAN SPEVOCK Fairmont PATRICIA ANN STEELE Morgantown SARA LYN STEPHENSON Clarksburg PAUL T. STERBUTZEL Morgantown N. DAVID STERN Weston Sophomores - Sixth Row: SHIRLEY ANN STILES Morgantown JOANNE LOUISE STOUT Clarksburg RICHARD SCOTT STRITE Martinsburg ROBERT WILLIAM SUMMERS Morgantown MOLLY E. TALBOTT Elkins THOMAS KING TANDY. JR War Seventh Row: ALICE LEE TAYLOR Matewan ROBERT DAVID TAYLOR Clarksburg CLARA JEAN TERANGO Nutter Fort MARTHA J. THAYER Gassaway CHARLES LEE THOMAS Morgantown FRED SIDNEY THOMAS Wheeling Eighth Row: RICHARD MELVILLE THOMPSON Beckley SONDRA SUE TIPPER Clarksburg BILLY DEAN TOLBERT Hinton NATALIE GENE TOWNSEND Morgantown ROBERT CHARLES TOWNSEND Clarksburg GERALD FRANCIS TRAINER Ronceverte Ninth Row: JACK WATSON TRAVIS Fenwick ARTHUR STEWART TRIBBIE Weirton WILLIAM FRANCIS TROZZO Rillton, Pa. CHARLES EDWARD UMSTOTT Romney MITCHELL WILLIAM UNGER Charleston CARMEN ANTHONY URSO Clarksburg Tenth Row: JOHN G. VANMETER Petersburg JOHN W. VAUGHAN St Albans MARY KAY VAUGHAN Charleston DOROTHY LU VOISEY Elkins MICHAEL WILLIAM WADE Spencer MIRIAM ELIZABETH WALL Elkins 236 r yhk I First Row: ROBERT GLENN WARD Charleston PAUL HOWARD WATSON Nutter Fort EDWARD SAUL WEISBERG Charleston Second Row: BETTY L. WEST Charleston TOM C. WESTFALL Latrobe. Pa. MARION S. WETHERBY Syosset, N. Y. Third Row: EDWARD THOMAS WETZEL. .Niagara Falls. N. Y. WAYNE ALLEN WHARTON Parkersburg JANICE SUE WHITE Kingwood Fourth Row: MARY DIANE WILDT Parkersburg PATRICIA ANNE WILKERSON Elkins CONWARD EUGENE WILLIAMS Mt. Hope Fifth Row: JAMES ALAN WILLIAMSON Grafton JOHN WILLIAM WILSON Monongah DONALD WADE WISEMAN Huntington Sixth Row: NANCY RUTH WITHERS Kingwood CAROL VIRGINIA WOLCOTT Maumee, Ohio BETH ANN WOLFE Wheeling Sophomores Seventh Row : ELIZABETH ANN WOMACK Washington. D. C. C. ANN WRIGHT Wharton LINDA LOU WRIGHT Beckley Eighth Row: DREAMA LEE WYANT Oak Hill HERBERT MARLIN WYSONG Huntington VICTOR GLENN YOAK Big Bend Ninth Row: SAMUEL DELAND YOCCO Galloway THOMAS ARLEN YOST Coretta HILDA JANE YOUNG Dunbar Tenth Row: JON HARVEY YOUNG Marlinton EDWARD A. ZAKAIB Charleston JANET LOUISE ZALESKI Wheeling Eleventh Row: JOHN TERRY ZIEGLER Weirton RACHEL ANN ZINN Buckhannon MARGARET WARD ZUBER Charleston Freshmen Class Officers Jack Bowman . . . Mary Nan Harris President ■ Vice-President 238 First Row: DOUGLASS HAMMOND ADAMS Parkersburg SAMUEL DOUGLAS ADDINGTON Bluefield LELA ANNE ALIFF Charleston RICHARD M. ALKER Bridgeport RICHARD FREDERICK AMMAR Bluefleld LOIS CHARLENE ANDERSON Parkersburg Second Row: SARA LOUISE ANDERSON St. Marys JANE LEE ASHWORTH Morgantown ROBERT A. ASHWORTH Moundsville JEROME RICHARD ARDIGO Williamson CHARLES PITMAN ARMSTRONG Charleston ANNETTE ARNOLD Spencer Third Row: RUTH ANN ASH Beekley ROBERT ELY BAER South Charleston IRENE HELEN BAGGOTT Morgantown GEORGIANA SCHOOLFIELD BAILEY. .Charleston FRANK D. BAILEY Beekley THOMAS WILBUR BAKER, JR Fairmont Fourth Row: JOHN NICK BALAKOS Follansbee JAMES B. BALL Charleston SARA HELEN BALLARD Wheeling LESLIE BARNES Woodhaven. N. Y. MICHAEL RALPH BARRETT Wheeling HARRIET GRACE BAULD Clarksburg Fifth Row: DAVID BERT BAYS Charleston PEGGY ANN BEAVER Williamstown NANCY KAY BENNETT Fairmont CHARLES BENJAMIN BIRD Princeton ANITA JANE BISPING Clarksburg CURTIS JOE BLACKWELL South Charleston res h m e n Sixth Row: SARAH DEANE BLAIR Glen Dale SUE ANN BLAIR Gary ALICE ELLEN BLAND Meadow Bridge DELBERT PAUL BLATTLEB Wellsburg LARRY CHARLES BOICE Parkersburg CAROL LOUISE BONE Wheeling Seventh Row: NANCY JANE BOSELEY Belle ANDREA ELIZABETH BOURNE Charleston PHILLIP MORRIS BOWERS Martinsburg PHYLLIS GORDON BOWERS Beekley WILLIAM AINSLIE BOWERS Williamson JACKSON FOREST BOWMAN Petersburg Eighth Row: LAURA LYNNE BOYERS Fairmont BEVERLY ANNE BRADLEY Wharton JAMES HENRY BREWSTER Weston WILLIAM TOWNSEND BRIGHT Somersville JOYCE POTTER BROWN Fairmont JOHN BULLMAN Morgantown Ninth Row: RALPH THORNE BUNTEN Elkview HARLENE HARLOW BURTON Beekley JOHN EVERETT BUSCH Parkersburg BARBARA JEAN BUSH Wheeling ANN LYNNE BURCHINAL Morgantown JAMES DUKE BURDETTE Beekley Tenth Row: JANE H. BYRNSIDE Clarksburg J. B. CAMPBELL Parkersburg JOHN RAY CAMPBELL Watson PAULINE ANN CANNON Wheeling THOMAS FREDRICK CAPLINGER Parkersburg DAVID MAYNARD GARDEN Prentor 2.i9 First Row: GEORGE J. CARDINI White Sulphur Springs JOHN DAVID CARLOT Monongah ROBERT GENE CARR Parkersburg WILLIAM JOE CARR Gassawav HELEN BLAIR CARSON Gassaway HAROLD RAY CHANCEY Sissionville Second Row: BEVERLY DIANE CHANGES Ridgeview LARRY G. CHILDERS Bartley ELIZABETH LEE CHINN Charleston AUSTIN DARRELL CHIPPS Salem DIXIE LEE CHRISTIE Keystone PAUL CHUMA Weirton Third Row: JIMMIE VANCEL CHURCH Bluefield RAYMOND EARL CHURCH Parkersburg BOBBY CLINE Davin ESTHER ELAINE CLINE Chester ILA R AE COBB Barrett SANDRA DRUSILLA COFFINDAFFER. Clarksburg Fourth Row: MARY LOU COFFMAN Philippi BERNARD RUSSELL COHEN Clarksburg RONALD JOHN COLAVINCENZO Morgantown JOYCE CAROL CONNOR Gary SANDRA SUE CONWELL Clarksburg BETTY EMILY COOK Mullens Fifth Row: NINA CAROLINE COOK Van ROXIE MARIE COOPER Parkersburg JANE ANNE CORDER Morgantown JAMES COTGAGEORGE Morgantown VIRGINIA ELLEN COURTNEY Glen Dale MIKE A. COVER Morgantown r e s h m e n Sixth Row: MARY JO COX Clendenin CAROL LOUISE CRAWFORD South Charleston PATRICIA DARLENE CROUCH St. Albans CAROL LOU CROW Charleston CATHARINE CANDLER CROW Weirton GWENDOLYN CARROLL CROZIER Princeton Seventh Row: TELFORD GALE CRUIKSHANK Ivydale CORNELIUS J. CUNNINGHAM, JR.. . Wardensville ERNEST LEE CUNNINGHAM Point Pleasant CHARLES B. CURREY Grafton MARGARET KAY CURRY Pineville FREDRICK ANTHONY CYRAN Fairmont Eighth Row: CAROLYN SUE DANSER Morgantown CHRISTINE MAE DAVIS Fairmont SYDNEY C. DAVIS Clarksburg DAVID WHITEMAN DAVIS Clarksburg ELAINE HARRIET DAVIS New Martinsville SANDRA SUE DAY Clarksburg Ninth Row: RAYMOND R. DeANTONIS Morgantown MARY LUCILLE DeBERRY Harrisville TERRY ALLEN DeBIASE Morgantown NORMA JEAN DeMARY Enterprise EDWARD KARL DENISON South Charleston NANCY SUE DENT Belle Tenth Row: SUSAN JANE DIXON Wheeling ELNORA VIRGINIA DOLL Charleston DAVID ALAN DORSEY South Charleston JOHN MAXWELL DORSEY Morgantown JANET SUE DOUGLAS Belle JIM H, DOWNS Moundsville 240 First Row: JOHN WILLIAM DOUGLAS Morgantown C. PAUL DUFFIELD Waynesburg WAYNE EDWARD DUGAN Mineral Wells ANN T. DUKAS Parkersburg RALPH CHARLES DUSIC, JR Romney BRANTY CLETUS EAKLE. II Clay Second Row: SANDRA JO EARP Fairmont PAULA JEAN EBBERT Weston JAMES FRANCIS EBERHART Montgomery CHARLES DAVID EBERT Martinsburg GENE H. EDWARDS Weston PAUL EUGENE ELDER Fairmont Third Row: KAY ELEANORA ELLIS Charleston HAYDEN RUSH ELLYSON Alderson HELEN LUCILLE ELLYSON Morgantown FRANK JACOB EMBLEN Wheeling FRANK WINTERS ENSLOW Huntington JAMES WILLIAM ENTINGER Beaver, Pa. Fourtli Row: ROXANN ERLITZ Chester PERSIS ESHERBAUGH Mannington JANE LEE EVANS ' Grafton JOAN MICHAL EVANS Fairmont ROBERT LEE EWING Parkersburg EMERSON DALE FARLEY. JR Fairmont Fiftli Row: OKEY BROWN FA WLEY Morgantown GAIL ANN FERRELL Pittsburgh. Pa. JOYCE LORETTA FIELDS Maiden JOSEPH RICHARD FIELDS Elkview JOHN THOMAS FINDLAY Morgantown AARON M. FINEMAN Chester Freshmen Sixtli Row: MARILYN SUE FISHER Montgomery SUSANNE FLACK Dunbar MARY K. FLOYD Mannington DON ALLEN FOREMAN South Charleston CHARLES EDWARD FOX Parkersburg TOM MASON FREEMAN Glen Jean Seventh Row: SYLVESTER WILSON FRETWELL Elkins JAMES IKE FRIDLEY Charleston BELINDA JANE FRIEND Charleston ROBERT WILLIAM FROHME Wheeling JAMES C. FRUM Clarksburg FLOYD RUSSELL FULLEN Shinnston Eighth Row: N ANCIE LOU FUNK Clarksburg ROBERT DARREL FURNER Wolf Summit JOHN LLOYD GAINER Tunnelton PHILLIP LEE GAINER Charleston CARMEN R. GAMBLE Moorefield MARY ALICE GANGO Farmington Ninth Row: ROBERT MARSHALL GARLOW. .Point Marion. Pa. FRED DWIGHT GARNER Ida May ROBERT P. CAST. JR Wheeling JOHN C. GIOSSO. JR Connellsville. Pa. KENNA SIDNEY GIVEN Clendinin SANDRA SUE GLENN Clarksburg Tenth Row: SHELDON MARK GLUCK. .. .Highland Park. N. J. ANN CECILIA GOFF Bridgeport CHARLES WILLIAM GOFF Parkersburg CARL E. GOLDBERG Brooklyn. N. Y. SUZANNE SANDS GOODALL Princeton CAROLINE E. GORRELL St. Albans 241 First Row: JENNIE CATHCART GRAVES Charleston ALEXANDER MILTON GRAY. JR Fayetteville ERNEST ANDREW GRAY Mt. Hope GERALDINE ANNE GREER Weirton JOHN DAVID GREGORY Morgantown JANET LAVONNA GRIFFITH Morgantown Second Row: SEBERT TAFT GRIFFITH . . White Sulphur Springs JAMES ERNEST GRIFFITHS Dunbar THOMAS B. GRIGG Man DWAINE MYRNA GRISELL Moundsville HOLLACE ANN GRISHABER Charleston JANICE KAY GROW Parkersburg Third Row: ROBERT EDWARD HADEN Morgantown CHESTER BRADLEY HAGER Fayetteville RONALD ANDERSON HAHN Moorefleld ROBERT GRAYSON HALL Clarksburg FREDRICK LYNN HAMB Mallory JOYCE ANN HAMMER Ambridge. Pa. Fourtli Row: HARRIET LEE H ANAUER Wheeling RALPH E. HANNA, JR White Sulphur Springs ARNOLD WILLIAM HARKINS Logan ELIZABETH MAE HARPER Thomas FRANCES WAIN HARRIS Northfork MARY NAN HARRIS Morgantown Fifth Row: LEE NIXON HART Beckley IVIARTIN FRANKLIN HAYDUK Elbert MICHAEL KEEN HAYNES Bramwell JOSEPH C. HAYS, III Friendly WILLIAM CHARLES HAZLEBECK, III. .Charleston LOUELLA MARIE HAZLETT Elm Grove Freshmen Sixth Row: MARTHA ELLEN HEDRICK Parkersburg JAMES DUDLEY HESSE Wheeling JUDITH ANN HESSLER Morgantown RICHARD LEE HICKS Welch WILLIAM HARRY HIGINBOTHAM Fairmont MARCIA KAY HILL Lumberport Seventh Row: JEAN CAROL HINKINS Grafton BOB SHIELDS HOBBS Chester ANN RANDOLPH HOKE Morgantown MARY IVERSON HOKE Nitro MARY GIL HOLLANDS WORTH Huntington BARBARA EDWARDS HONAKER Huntington Eighth Row: PAUL NORMAN HOPKINS Parkersburg RICHARD LEE HOPKINS, JR Parkersburg SALLY HORNELL Pittsburgh, Pa. SANDRA JAYNE HOWELL Charleston RALPH ALLEN HUDNALL Ripley PATTY JEAN HUGHES Beckley Ninth Row: MICHAEL BENEDUM HULL Bridgeport MARY MARGARET HULSTINE Morgantown LOIS RAYE HURST Morgantown DAVID LEE HUTCHINSON Lewisburg BARBARA ANN HYDE Charleston MARGARET ANN HYDE Pittsburgh. Pa. Tenth Row: MARION LOUISE IHLENFELD Wheeling RICHARD DOUGLAS IMBACH Martinsburg CAROL ANN INMAN St. Albans HELEN WALTON ISLEY Beckley WILLIAM GLENN ISNER Fairmont MILDRED MARIE JACKSON Morgantown CI a 242 First Row: MARY JO JAMES Charleston MICHAEL DAVID JANES Parkersburg HERBERT H. JARRETT. JR South Charleston DILLON C. JAY South Charleston SONDRA JEAN JEFFERSON Bridgeport STEPHANIE ANN JENNINGS Charleston Second Row: JACK MESHACH JOHNS Morgantown EDWARD REG JOHNSON St. Albans PAULA JO JOHNSON Wheeling SAMUEL KELSEY JOHNSON Wheeling DAVID ROUSH JOHNSTON Weirton JANET LOUISE JOHNSTON Chester Third Row: JOSEPH F. JOHNSTON Parkersburg HOWARD HARTZEL JONES Fairmont KATHRYN ALIEN JONES Beckley ROBERT ROY JONES Weirton GEORGE S. JOSEPHS Clarksburg COURTNEY DECKER JOSLIN Charleston Fourtli Row: CONELIUS NEIL JUBECK Morgantown JOSEPH VOLLERT JUDY Logan EDWARD HAROLD KANE Weston JOHN ANGELO KARNOUPAKIS Weirton NESTOR KARNOUPAKIS Weirton CAROL ROSALIE KARR Clendenin Fifth Row: SAMUEL JOHN KASLEY Wheeling JAMES MICHAEL KASUN Charleston GRETCHEN KAUFMAN Newell MARGARET SUSAN KINCAID Alderson NANCY MARIE KIRK St. Albans JAMES BERNARD KIRKWOOD. , Charlton Heights res h m e n Sixth Row: MARY LOU KITTLE SandyviUe DELGRATIA ANN KITZMILLER Morgantown DANIEL EUGENE KNISKA Clarksburg WILLIAM RUDOLPH KNISKA Clarksburg GRETCHEN LOUISE KNOX Fairmont JERRY JOHN KOZUP Brownsville Seventh Row: ELLIOT KUNTZ Weirton MARY ELIZABETH KUYKENDAL Romney PATRICK JOHN LAMB Charleston MARY ANN LAMBERT Strange Creek JAMES LEE LAMBERTY Morgantown ROBERT NEIL LANDAUER Flushing. N. Y. Eighth Row: JAMES WILLIAM LANG Niagara Falls. N. MARION JUNE LAPEER Clarksburg BARBARA ANNE LARGENT Morgantown DONALD FRANK LAUTAR Moundsville BURTON DEXTER LAWRENCE Switzer CAROLYN LEE LAWSON Clarksburg Ninth Row: JANET KAY LAWSON Sophia NORMAN DARSE LAWSON Hamlin WILLIAM LOVELL LAWSON Clarksburg LAWRENCE LEROY LAYNE Morgantown SALLY JANE LEA VITT Parkersburg GEORGE HARVEY LEE Oakland, Md. Tenth Row: EDWIN ARNOLD LINGER Weston LOUISE G. LOEHR Morgantown GEORGE MITCHELL LONDEREE Charleston WILLIAM PAUL LONDEREE Charleston WILLIAM H. LOONEY. JR Bluefield RONALD L LOVE Clarksburg 243 First Row: LESTEIR PAUL LOVEJOY Hamlin PATRICIA ALDEN LOVELL Charleston JOHN G. LUKE Swanton, Md. HOWARD RAY LURIE Weirton ROSS HAYMOND LUZADDER Grafton FRANKLIN HADDOCK LYONS Weirton Second Row: JANE A. MAHONEY Charleston WILLIAM GLENN MALCOMSON Morgantown CATHERINE ANNE MANNING Morgantown MARLENE MARCUS Inwood ALICE MARGARET NARTZ Scottdale. Pa. KENNETH DALE MATHEW II Fairmont Third Row: CHARLES R. MATTHEWS Charleston WILLIAM A. MAYNARD Anjean LAURA CALDWELL MEAD Fort Monroe. Va. ROBERT CALDWEL MEAD Wheeling ROBERT ALAN MEGAHAN Wheeling NEVA EILEEN MENEAR Clarksburg Fourth Row: BRUCE ALLEN MEREDITH Benwood DAVID LEE MERINAR Wheeling CRAIG LOUIS MICHEL Morgantown BETSY JO MILLER Morgantown GEORGE ELVERSON MILLER Barrett MARSHA KAY MILLER Weirton Fifth Row: WALTER EUGENE MONROE Lumberport EVAN RICHARDS MOODY Charleston CHARLES ANDREW MOORE Moundsville CAROL LEE MORGAN Fairmont RICHARD LEE MORGAN Charleston ANN LANE MORRIS Chatham. N. J. res h m e n Sixth Row: MELINDA ANN MORRIS Morgantown PATRICIA VIVIAN MO WRY Petersburg STEPHANIE MOYER Washington BILL LEE MURPHY Elkins WILLIAM RUSSELL MURRAY Grafton SHEILA MUSCI Clarksburg Seventh Row: EDGAR F. MYERS Parkersburg JACK HUGH McClelland nines LYNDA LOU McCLUNG Chester JERRY lee McCOMAS Hamlin NORMAN LESLIE McCOMAS Hamlin DUKE A. McDANIEL Elkins Eighth Row: THOMAS LARRY McDOUGAL Fairmont ELIZABETH JANE McGUIRE Logan PATRICIA SUE McKAY Morgantown DONALD EUGENE McKEE Martinsburg CHARLOTTE ARETTA McKEEVER Charleston ELENORA GAY McKEEVER Hillsboro Ninth Row: DEE N. McKNIGHT Charleston SALLY ANN McLAIN Morgantown GUY GORDON McMECHEN Glen Dale RITA WILSON McNINCH Elm Grove MARY ELIZABETH McVEY Sophia ALICE MARIE NELSON Danville Tenth Row: RUSSELL EUGENE NIGHTENGALE Wheeling LINDA LEE NEUMEYER Follansbee LARRIE LOUISE O ' DELL Charleston MICHAEL JOSEPH OLIVER Vienna PETER ANTHONY OLIVERIO Clarksburg ROY ERIC OMAN. II Parkersburg f t% 0 v ■- ■- i y ( n 1 . Jr ,L f, -wi-l Ih ' ! First Row: ERIN T. ONEILL Wheeling CARL JOSEPH OPP Fairmont PRISCILLA ANNE ORE Terra Alta CAROL LEE OWEN Fairmont FRANK EDWARD PACZEWSKI Wheeling MICHAEL A. PAGLIARO Fairmont Second Row: ELIZABETH ANNE PALMER Cedar Grove ROBERT L. PEAKE Rupert MARGARET LESLIE PEEBLES Charleston JOHN THOMAS PELL Fainnont WILLIAM REYNODLS PERRY Davin JANET CAROLYN PETERS Wheeling Third Row: JAMES PETROFF Follansbee FINLEY OWEN PHILLIPS Grafton THOMAS MORRIS PITSENBARGER Belington DAVID ARTHUR PORTER Wheeling PATRICIA ANN PORTER Charleston RON BURR PORTERFIELD Martinsburg Fourth Row: OCIE H. POSENER Mannington PHYLLIS ELAINE PROVOST Ripley JANE G. PRICE Belle JOHN LEONARD RADOCHIO Welch HAMPTON JOEL RECTOR Bluefield FRED E. REPASS Bluefield Fifth Row: PHYLLIS ANNE RHODES Ripley RICHARD GREENE RICE South Charleston THOMAS ARTHUR RICHARDSON Charleston DONALD KEITH RICHMOND Lewisburg EVALYN SUE RIDINGER Chester JERRY SAMPSON ROBERTS Milton r e s h m e n Sixth Row: EVELYN JANICE RODRIGUES Glen Dale BARBARA CAROLE ROMANO Morgantown FREIDA ANNE ROSS Clarksburg L. DAVID ROSS Holden JACK ARNOLD ROTH Oakland. Md. JEANNE DOLORES ROTH Wheeling Seventh Row: DAVID EUGENE ROWE Clarksburg JOHN FREDERIC ROWLES Beckley MORR IS ROBERT RUBIN Huntington JANE RUNNER Washington. D. C. MICHAEL JAMES RUTKOWSKI Grant Town EDWARD LYNN SATTERFIELD Morgantown Eighth Row: JOHN PAUL SCHERLACHER Morgantown DAVID CARL SCHWARTZ Philippi JUDY SUE SCHWEGLER Parkersburg R. JANE SCITES Hamlin PATRICIA ANN SCULLY Weirton RUTH DIANA SEKORA Greensburg, Pa. Ninth Row: ANTHONY JOE SELARIO Clarksburg CHARLES VINTON SELBY. JR Clarksburg JAMES ROBERT SHAFFER Weirton MICHAEL PIERE SHALAP Elkins DAVID ALBERT SHAPIRO Keyser HOLMES RANKIN SHAVER Parkersburg Tenth Row: CAROLYN ELIZABETH SHAW Huntington CHARLES ROBERT SHAW Parkersburg SUSAN CAROLYN SHAW New Cumberland WILLIAM CALEB SHAW Clarksburg JACK R. SHEPHERD Point Pleasant JERRY WAYNE SHEPHERD Point Pleasant 245 First Row: ALAN LEE SHERMAN Parkersburg CAROL ANN SHINN Clarksburg JOYCE SHORT Dunbar CHARLES LEWIS SILLIMAN Newell ROBERT BRENT SIMMONS Moundsville KATHRYN LOUISE SIMPSON Charleston Second Row: JOHN LEE SIMMS Charleston JUDITH DEAN SIMPKINS Princeton CHARLES MICHAEL SKIBO Red Jacket MARY LEWIS SLATER Chelyan ANN E. SLOAN Martinsburg HAROLD MERVIN SLOAN Clarksburg Third Row: LINDA ANN SLUTSKY Huntington JOHN MICHAEL SMITH Charleston KENNETH CLAYTON SMITH East Rainelle MARY SUSAN SMITH Davis PATRICIA ANN SMITH Morgantown JANE BECKY SNYDER Petersburg Fourth Row: JANICE LYNN SNYDER Mullens KENT MICHAEL SOLE Weirton JOHN MICHAEL SPHAR Morgantown ARMINA MARY STAUFFER Elm Grove ELMAJOAN STEADMAN St. Albans ROBERT CASEY STEFANIAK Calumet City. 111. Fifth Row: KATHERYN LOUISE STEELE Fairmont ROBERT GLENN STEELE Morgantown RICHARD HUDSON STELLE Martinsburg ROBERT LOUIS STETTNER Ripley BENJAMIN CLYDE STEWART Beckley DIANA LYNNE STEWART Fairmont Freshmen Sixth Row: ROBERT WADE STEWART Wellsburg LINDA JANE STUCKY Weirton JOY P. STRAWN Morgantown SANDRA LYNN STURM Enterprise LUCILLE CAROLYN STYDAHAR Seranton. Pa. DANIEL CLIFFORD SULLIVAN Martinsburg Seventh Row: DONALD B. SUMMA Morgantown FAITH ANN SUMMERS Fairmont MICHAEL CRUISE SUTHERLAND Morgantown DAVID L. SWEAR INGEN Parkersburg DONALD LEE SWICKERT Wheeling SALLY ANN SYPULT Fairmont Eighth Row: ANNE BROWN TAYLOR Charleston CYNTHIA ANN TAYLOR Parkersburg GEORGE ARNOLD TAYLOR Milton MARGARET JEAN TAYLOR Clarksburg THOMAS ADDISON TABOR Logan GARY STUART TARBIS Huntington Ninth Row: JENNELOU TEB A Y Vienna JOHN DAVID TEGLEY Warwood JOHN HEBERT TENNANT Grafton JOHN DAVID THAYER Clarksburg GEORGE ALBERT THOMPSON Washington. Pa. JERRY DELL THOMPSON South Charleston Tenth Row: MARY SUSANNE THRASHER Sistersville KATHRYN ARMSTRONG TONEY Charleston ROGER H. TONEY Charleston JOHN PAUL TRACH Fairmont NANCY ELIZABETH TROTTER Morgantown CARL ELBON TRAVIS Fenwick 0) f B r ' rl ' i ■246 f-i f fh (T O ff . jPI - 1. A A -: J First Row: WILLIAM EBEN TRUSSELL, JR Charles Town VAUGHN EUGENE TURNER Catawba THOMAS RAY VANCE New Haven CHARLES EDWIN VAUGHAN. .. .South Charleston RICHARD CONSTANT VECELLIO Beckley VIRGINIA ROSE VELTRI Washington, Pa. Second Row: ROBERT ALLEN VOITLE Parkersburg ELSIE JANE WADE Kingwood DIANA ROBERTSON WALKER Charleston RUTH ANN WALKER Parkersburg CARMON GLENN WARD South Charleston JOE NORRIS WARE Elkins Third Row: MARIANNA WAROBLAK Clarksburg LOUISA LAMBERT WOTRING Petersburg, Va. WADE T. WATSON Gary SANDRA LEE WAYBRIGHT Fayetteville REBECCA ANN WEBSTER Library. Pa. RICHARD EUGENE WEINHEIMER Parkersburg Fourth Row: FRANK WELLS Charleston PHYLLIS JEAN WELLS Paden City BLAINE S. WEST Sissonville LEE WEST, JR ■. .Buckhannon SHANNON MORTON WESTERMAN Kenna ROBERT W. WHISLER Morgantown r e s h m e n Fifth Row: JULIA ANN WHITAM Morgantown CHARLES WILLIAM WHITE Clarksburg EDGON HAROLD WHITE Sharpies NANCY CAMILLE WHITE Clarksburg EMILY R. WILDT Winnetka, 111. DAVID ALAN WILEY Charleston Sixth Row: DON WILKIE WILKINSON Charleston CLYDE STANFORD WILLIAMS Bristol KENNETH ALLEN WILLIAMS Wolf Summit ROBERT LEE WILLIAMS Hinton SANDRA LOU WILLIAMS Huntington WILSON LeSEUR WILLIAMS Davis Seventh Row: CAROLYN V. WILSON Charleston DIANA VIRGINIA WILSON Nitro LEON WILSON, JR Craigsville SHIRLEY KAYE WILSON Parkersburg ANN M. WINGER Shinnston EILEEN MAY WINTER St. Albans Eighth Row: RICHARD ALTON WISLER lager LOIS CAROL WILT Grantsville RUTH ANN WOLFE Moatsville GARY EVANS WOOD Parkersburg JOSEPH ARLEY WOODFORD Philippi LOIS WOOLMAN Pittsburgh, Pa. Ninth Row: MARGARET ANN WRIGHT Morgantown FREDERICK EUGENE WYATT Keyser KENNETH EUGENE ZIMMERMAN Hico SARA LOUISE ZIMMERMAN Morgantown NAOMI CATHERINE ZNOY Weirton 247 WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY MOyiTAINEER FliLD m - . 1956 VARSITY. FIRST ROW. left to right: Jack Rabbitts. Jerry Keeney. Dick Guseman. Noel Whipkey. Bill Lopasky, Dick Kleckner, Jim Hillen. Ronnie Santicola. Carl Dannenberg, Chuck BiUak. Dick Longfellow, Evan Mikanik, Rick Rodesky. Barry Blake, Sammy Sizemore. Bill McClure, Jim Pickett. Ralph Anastasio. SECOND ROW : Equipment Custodian Roberts. Assistant Coach Donaldson. Paul Sharkady, Bob Guenther, Mickey Trimarki, Walt Beene. Dick Nichols. Joe Kopnisky. Joe Nicely, Harry McFeater. Tom Domen. Bob Snider. Roger Chancey, Max Cosper. John Bowels. Terry Fairbanks. Steve Edwards. Ed Sommer. Glen Shamblin. Bruce McClung. Assistant Coach Coram, Manager Carte. THIRD ROW: Trainer Gwynne. Assistant Coach Snyder. Assistant Coach Crane, Assistant Coach Shockey. Dr. Morris. Bill Ford, Dennis Jones. Bob Connally. Bill Underdonk. Gene Lathey Chuck Howley. Paul Shepherd. Roy Blizzard. Jim Haught, Ray Borst. Roger Elmer, Bill McCrea. Tony Tallarico. Alex Szuch, Ron Klim, Larry Krutko, Jerry Urda. Coach Lewis, Manager Morton. Manager Zegeer. Football in Szuch, QB 1 1 Longfellow, QB 12 Connally, QB 14 Beene, QB 15 Trimarki, QB 21 Shepherd, HB 22 Rabbits, HB 24 Anastasio, HB 25 Mikanik, HB 26 Snider, HB 32 Shamblin, FB 33 Cosper, FB 34 Whipkey, FB 35 McCrea, FB 36 Lopasky, G 41 Sizemore, HB 42 Haudit, HB THE SQUAD 43 Santicola, HB 44 McCline, HB 45 Fairbanks, E 47 Elmer, G 49 Krutko, FB 52 McFeater, C 53 Klim, C 54 Domen, C 55 Blake, T 56 Billak, C 60 Ford, G 61 Nicely, G 62 Dannenberg, G. 63 Guenther, G 64 Lathey, G 65 Urda, G 66 Howley, C 67 Nichols, G 68 Keeney, G 72 Sharkady, T 73 L ' nderdonk, T 74 Pickett, T 75 Hillen, T 76 Cooper, T 77 Guesman, T 78 Edwards, T 79 Sommer, G 80 Rodesky, E 82 Kleckner, E 83 Bowles, E 84 Kopnisky, E 85 McClung, E 86 Tallarico, E 87 Chancey, E 89 Jones, E 250 JOE KoFMhKV Honorary Captain Casual sideline observers Review of the Season ART LEWIS Head Football Coach Some observers chalked it up as a disappointing season for the Gold and Blue. Others talked about the end of the golden era of West Virginia football. Still others advocated hanging the coach and starting all over again. They say that success or failure is only a matter of de- grees; that was the case at Mountaineer Field in 1956. West Virginia ' s record was a disappointing 6-4, far ofl ' from the glorious 8-2 season of the year before. Coach Art Lewis had mended a lineup riddled from losses by graduation and had still managed to maintain much of West Virginia football prestige but after all, he lost four games. No one considers the fact that while dropping four games to teams — two of whom performed in major bowl games — the Mountaineers won the Southern Conference for the year and also managed to take the measure of six difficult op- ponents themselves. The Pitt game is one that might easily have been on the other side of the won-loss column had it not been for a couple of costly fumbles. Syracuse, minus Jimmy Brown, might have easily succumbed but the great Ail-American could not be denied. Penn State, riding the high horse after whipping the champions at Ohio .State, was still up in the clouds for West Virginia and even ack-ack fire couldn ' t have brought them down. Miami, undefeated at the time of the game, had too much at stake to let up and West Virginia was down four games in the loss column simply because they were out-elemented but not out-fought. The game with Texas was the finest hour. The Long- horns, long respected in pigskin circles around tiie country. watched Bob Snider send them reeling with one swipe of his toe. Richmond, VMI and William and Mary had little luck at all, although the Indians activated Art Lewis ' ulcers. Little Furman was the toughest nut that the Gold and Blue gridders had to crack. The Hurricanes held on grimly and a single touchdown was the final margin of ictory. George Washington, with national ranking et al, was un- defeated until they left Mountaineer Field. Defense was the big bright spot in the year ' s review. But where defense shone, offense tarnished. The plunging, driv- ing fullbacks — Krutko and Whipkey — were tremendous but the halfbacks couldn ' t get away and the passing attack was infected with frequent interceptions and incompletions. Joe Kopnisky, the honorary captain, participated in the East- West Shrine game at San Francisco and did a bang up job in the defensive end slot. Then he moved to the Senior Bowl where he set up his team ' s only touchdown with the recovery of a fumble. Bill LTnderdonk, senior tackle, participated in the Senior Bowl and was named as the outstanding lineman for the North stars. He signed a professional contract with the Cleveland Browns. The Browns had drafted him the pre- vious season. Five made the Sports Writer ' s All-Conference eleven — Howley, Nicely, Krutko. Lathey and Underdonk. Kopnisky made another conterence selection. 1957 holds a bigger schedule, an experienced squad and a desire to do better. Who knows? Just give a rah for West Virginia 252 ■ i ' ,- WVU VARSITY COACHES. Left to right: Gene Corum. end coach; Ed Shock ey. backfield; Russ Crane. Mne: Art Lewis, head coach; Bob Snyder, backfield defense; Chick Donaldson, centers and line backers. ROBERT N. RED BROWN Director of Athletics EDGAR O. BARRETT Publicity Director W- • i imin cms « ' ffl ■■- v, West Virginia 13 • Pitt 14 West Virginia 30 • Richmond 6 liilB 4 i% Xt ' ,_ O ' ' - ?% ' OGR ' ' Ram West Virginia 7 • Texas 6 West Virginia 20 • Syracuse 27 V -M All imclcido.; Indian tiam f;a c the iniL;hty Gold and Blue a bcarc as ihc (ti)ld and RUic iDuld onl inanai;r a narrow liO-i;! victory despite the fad ihey Mie liea il favored lo ri inp. Snider went over earl) in the i anie from nine yards out to put Wcit V ' irijinia in the lead. William and Mary came right back with a score to col tile A A ' l ' niar({in lo 7-6. Wesi ir,;iiiia had lo irshi a rash of penalties as much as an in- spired William and .Mary line for the remainder of the half. Halftime saw no chansje in the siorc. ilh but a niinuie s one in the third quarlcr, W ' hipkey scored West V ' irg;inia ' s second toiielid iwn and Tiimarki sctnetl later in the |Miiod to give the MoimiaineeiN a 20-ti margin. W illiam and .Mary scored llieir final points after recovering a .Mountaineer fumble on the ihirleen-yard line. V an ' ' K . ' ginIH yi4esX OFF, PR 6 V Just t(H pooped lo pop ' minbt be the term applied to the Moun- taineers as they l(M k the field a  aiiist an inspired .Niltany Lion team. The previous week, ihe Lions had knocked proud )hio Stale olT of their lofty perch and they  erc lieiiii; acclaimed as one of the lineal teams in the Last. I d In their crafty quarterback .Milt Plum and the running of Karl Kane, llie Lions moved lo a quick Ki-O lead in ihe lirsl half on touch- downs b) Kane and Jacks; a safcl . and two extra points by Plum. West irniuia, digeslini; the halfliine words of Coach An Lewis, came back on ihc- field a new team. In the second half of play they held ihe f.ion sintially at bay. Larry Krulko. who sained 120 yards in 2(1 carries, scored ihe onK touchdown. .Mickey Trimarki was ineffective in the air as he could only complete iwo of sixteen pass ' S. OITensise slallslics showed Penn Slate gainini; 441 yards to 2.10 tor the (lold and Rliie. State just had Km) much, loo early ! -A Oi m West Virginia 20 • W. and M. 13 West Virginia 6 • Penn State 16 m - %. TPL • • -5 ij w 5ii w r Till C oliiniak mined inio Morgantown vith a naiional ranking anH an undefeated record In se en games. ITic) «cre looking for the ■■ ui that they almost acquired at e«.i Virginia ' s expense the previous - • son. when the .Mountaineers had managed only to squeak il out in iln closing moments. 13-7. From the oprning kickoff. it was evident that H ' est ' irginia was th( power on the field this particiJar afternoon. They held the Colonials ' ground attack virtually motionless and contained their air game with equal ai:illl . .Missing the sir iccs of .Mickey Trimarki, who was injured in the earl moments of play, the .Mountaineers uncorked the air amis of Wex Szuch and Dick Longfellow to take the command and hold it throughout the game. -Szuch completed three of six attempts for 72 yards and Longfel- low completed two of five for 34 yards. The final statistics left little to the imagination. Tlie Jountaincer forward wall had been the margin of victory. Fhey held the ( , S ofIcn e to ju-i 7h yards total yardage while the Mountaineer ntshers piled up 257 v.iid- on the ;; round. £st ms fmri % %5 H t ' i:.i.-si- le W ' ' pf ' TWy A i. The Keydets ' order of the day seemed to he Beat West N ' irginia and the military men tried their best to carry it out despite superior odds. In the end. it was only a final pcricxl sprint by Nwl Whipkey from Cne yards out and an extra point b Snider that gave West irginia the narrow adv antage at the final gun. .A fired-up group of Keydets managed to thwart the .Mountaineers at almost e ery turn as they tried their best to upset the peicentages and conii up viith a ictorv . . lex .Szuch passed to end llruci Mi . Imi n the ■■pining pi rii ' d tor the initial score and the (.old and lilue.timk a shaky 7-0 lead. No more scoring occured until .MI countered late in the third quarter on a three-yard plunue. The try for point was low and West irginia inaintained a 7-6 edgi . hipkey made it official when he countered on this fise yard plunge and est Nirginia indicated that they had no plans of losing their Southern Conference supremacy. West Virginia 14 . G. W. West Virginia 13 • V. M. I. 6 v [1 The only spcclaculai ihiii al .Moiinlaimci- Field this afternoon wa.s I he erownin;; oC (he Honieciiniini Queen. Wist irsinia . ' uid liinnan collided on the siidiron, to Ix- sure, but that eould hardly have heen considered as. a spectacular battle. The game, stipposedly a breather for the (iold and Blue, turned ottt Ir) be a real headache. I ' uniian was fnidini; their way into the .Moun- taineer backlit Id like the had a key. Hieir line was outcharging, oul- (itjhtini; and outhiistling the men of esl Viru ' inia to the point of ab- snnlily. The .Mountaineers fumbled and penalized thenisi Ives out of altnost every sciniuii opptn ' timity; and had it not been bir a second peri( d pass fn)m Dick l.oniifclli)H to .Sanun ) Sizeniore. the results mii;ht ha e been more damaijinii. Furinans drive to the 17-yard line of the lold and Ftlue was .side- tracked b) a holdini; penality and the Southerners couldn ' t get going again. The win clinched the .Southern Conference crow n for West Virginia lor rill- lourth straight year. CI  3, West Virginia 7 • Furman West Virginia • Miami 18 GEE, HE ' S A REAL ALL-AMERICAN. Hot Rod pleases his young admirers as he signs for another autograph hunter. VARSITY SQUAD— Sitting: Ronnie Retton. Clayce Kishbaugh (co-captain), Jim Barnett, Joedy Gardner, Don Vincent, Marvin Bolyard. Murrell Bollinger. Standing: Bob Smith, Howie Schertzinger, Bill King. Bob Clousson, Lloyd Sharrar, Marc Constantine, Rod Hundley (co-captain), Don Eddy, 264 4 Basketball SMITTY, YOU DON ' T NEED TO SEE IT, YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO HEAR IT!! Bob Smith appears to have a basketball for an car as hr goes high for this rebound against St. John ' s. W( FRED SCHAUS Head Basketball Coach 1956-57 SEASON RECORD WVU 71; WVU 89; WVU 90; WVU 81; VMI 47 Florida State 54 Washington and Lee 76 Penn State 66 Biniiingham Classic, Birmingham, Ala. WVU 105 WVU 83 WVU 105 WVU 107 Dixie WVU 67 WVU 66 WVU 76: WVU 110: WVU 89 WVU 92: WVU 81 WVU. .. .■ 90 WVU 59 WVU 105 WVU 89 WVU 83 WVU 87 WVU 93 WVU 65 WVU 107 WVU 80 WVU 77 Miss Southern 69 Duke 82 Richmond 74 North Carolina State 79 Classic, Raleigh, N. C. Duke 73 Utah 83 Iowa 79 Furman 95 Pitt 86 Villanova 70 William and Mary 72 Funnan 82 Virginia Tech 54 St. John ' s 72 VMI 57 New York University 77 Richmond 81 George Washington 82 Penn State 80 Pitt 93 William and Mary 57 George Washington 75 Southern Conference Tournament, Richmond, ' a. WVU 71; Davidson 51 WVU 83; Richmond 62 VVU 67; Washington and Lee 52 NCAA Tournament, New York, N. Y. WVU 56; Canasius 64 Won 25; Lost 5 FRESHMAN SQUAD — Sitting: Manager Ronald Lewellen, Jerry Turner, Butch Goode. Jim Reiss. Jim Warren. Jay Jacobs. Manager Jim Cook. Stand- ing: Assistant Coach Jim Sottile. Jerry West. Jim Ritchie, Joe Posch. Pat Duffy. Willie Akers. Coach Quentin Barnette. UP, UP AND AWAY! A guided missile from the left arm of Num- ber 33 is bound basketward as team-mate Gardner looks on and team-mate Smith maneuvers for the rebound — if there be any. Basketball in Review T venty-fi c wins and five lo.sscs, an All-Anierican For- ward and another .Southern Conference championship; what inore could you want? (Save a victory in the NCAA tourney! ) West Virginia basketball fortunes in 1956-57 were at a peak. The team opened rather unimpressively with a 71-47 victory over little VMI. They followed with a resounding victory over Florida State in which Rod Hundley broke Mark Workman ' s West Virginia scoring record. They then went on to administer losses to Washington and Lee and Penn State. Moving into the soutiiland for the first time, the Moun- taineers played Mississippi Southern in the opening round of the Birmingham Classic and hit the hundred mark for the first time, with a merry 105-69 rout. Duke was the final round opposition and the Gold and Blue disposed of the Blue Uevils, but not without a fi.ght, as Don Vincent ' s last second corner shot told the tale. Richmond was the second five to fall by a score of a hun- dred or more as the Mountaineers webbed the Spiders, 105-74. Powerful North Carolina State visited the Field House just before the Christmas recess, but Santa hadn ' t 266 left any presents there for them. The Wolfpack went back to CaroHna dragging theii- tails after absorbing one of the orst defeats in their history, 107-79. Raleigh, North Carolina and the Dixie Classic was the next stop of the Mountaineer express, riding on the crest of an eight-game streak and rated third in the nation — behind only Kansas and North Carolina — by the International News .Service. Duke made the first round bitter with a 73-67 win. Utah made the .second round sour with a 83-66 win. Finally, Iowa made the whole trip obnoxious by administer- ing a 79-76 licking. The Mountaineers left Raleigh deter- mined to urge a boycott of Sir Walter ' s cigarettes — coupons or not ! Things went a little better after Carolina. Furman felt the first brunt of revenge as they absorbed a 110-95 licking. In this particular game. Rod Hundley conquered practically the only West Virginia record that he hadn ' t already estab- lished when he scored 54 points in a single game! Pitt, Villanova, William and Mary, Furman a second time, Virginia Tech (a tougher battle than expected: 59- HISTORIC MOMENT. Rod Hundley Kot this rebound and put it in for his 1,554th and 1,555th points, breaking Mark Workman ' s old record of 1,553. KISH, HOWS THE WEATHER IN CL.ARKSBURG? The West ' irginia co-captains Kishbaugh and Hundley seem to be having an off-beat conversation as they participate in some extra-curricular shenanigans against William and Mary. GENTLEMEN, I THINK WE H.WE SUC- CESSFULLY GO. ' LED. The Court Jester, ever- jovial Hundley, holds his fingers high to indi- cate a West ' irginia goal. AND I WANT TO THANK ' • Rod Hundley looks pensive as he receives the Roger Shorty Hicks trophy, emblematic of the great effort he has put forth as a West Virginia performer. 54) and Saint John ' s of Brooklyn (who were notliinw like the Dodgers, losing 105-72) all fell before the onslaught of a determined Moimtaineer squad. VMI went tumbling for a second time and the West Vir- ginian ' s moved to tiie Madison Scjuare Garden floor for their annual visit in the big city. Jimmy Nidds gave the Hot Rod nightmares but the Mountaineers won over a stubborn New York University team, 83-77. Richmond and George Wash- ington followed in the win column. And then tiierc was Penn State! Eleven straight opponents had been met with and xancjuishcd since the Raleigh dis- aster and the Gold and Blue went to State College, Pa. confident that the Lion would not be roaring this particular trip. It must have been the old State College jinx or some- thing else, but the Nittany Lion caused a little havoc in the Mountaineer ' s lair as he administered a surprise 80-65 loss to the proud ones from Morgantown. Pitt got the punishment for State as they caught the Gold and Blue on tiie wrong nigiit, Don Hennnn and Rod Hund- ley dueled it out again and for the second time; Hot Rod winning out again as the Mountaineers made merry with the Panthers, 107-93. William and Mary was an easy 80-57 decision as the season drew toward a close. It took a talent show to put Rod out of action! In tliree seasons, despite a knee operation, a working over by a Pitts- burgh Hachet man and numerous bumps and bruises, the Hot Rodney had not missed an entire varsity game. The night prior to the George Washington game — the season ' s finale in the nation ' s capitol — Rod MC ' d a campus talent show and the flu bug got him. Without their main artillery, the Mountaineers had a little trouble with George Washing- ton and just did subdue them, 77-75. Richmond and the .Southern Conference brought another challenge to the Gold and Blue, trying for their third tourney win in a row. Davidson was strictly no match for the fast racing Mountaineers and they easily ad anced into the semi- finals against a Richmond team playing on their home court. Richmond couldn ' t turn the trick cither, however, and the Morgantown men moved forward another notch to en- counter Washington and Lee for the championship. For a quarter it was close and then the Generals had to commit their reserves and watch the West Virginians merrily romp to their third straight SC title. A pale, drawn Rod Hundley was not his magnificent self but still managed to be impres- READY, SET, 1-2-3-4. The Gold and Blue switch to the T-forma- tion for a basket. Kishbaugh is center, Hundley — quarterback, Sharrar — right half. King — fullback and Barnette — flanker. swISpfr,., y DON ' T BOTHER WITH THE REBOUND, KISH, ROD SAYS IT ' S IN! The Richmond man holding might well have been whispering this as Rod goes up for his famous one-hand jump shot. ARE WE GRACEFFUL, OR ARE WE GRACEFUL? Here Don Vincent and Penn State friend play at the ballet l)it ill the Field House, NO, WE ' RE NOT AS BIG AS ART LEWTS ' GUARDS, BUT. Joedy Gardner, Clayce Kishbaugh and Don Vinient pose while our cameraman catches them for posterity. sive. With Lloyd Sharrar, the big 6 foot 10 inch pivot man, he made the all-tourney team. Sharrar nudged out the Rod for the Most Valuable Player Award — the first time in three years that Hundley had not won the award. On to the garden and then on to Philadelphia to meet North Carolina. Canasius was to be the New York opponent — the winner almost assured of meeting North Carolina in Philadelphia. But too many Mountaineers packed for Phila- delphia and not enough for New York. The Gold and Blue were ineflective in the garden and suffered a disappointing setback. Thus ended a brilliant season. Rod Hundley made first team All-American for the Asso- ciated Press, the United Press and Look magazine. He established a new West Virginia and Field House scoring record. He left a blazing trail of glory behind him and kids all over West Virginia trying to spin the ball on their finger or take it around behind them as they drive in for a layup. Sharrar showed that he had the mettle to follow in the Rod ' s footsteps. Kishbaugh was great from the outside. Vincent proved that he had arrived as a polished performer. Smith, the sophomore sensation, surprised everyone and delighted Coach Fred Schaus. Gardner, Retton, Cloussin, Schertzinger and Barnette were effective reserves. What with West, Akers, Goode and company coming up from the freshman squad — who knows what peaks might be scaled in 1957-58? ID SWEAR HE ' S PASSING THAT BEHIND HIS BACK. The William and Mary guard looks a little befuddled as Rod opens up with one of his behind-the-back passes. WHAT SHOULD I DO? PASS TO LLOYD OR TAKE THE JUMPER? Rod Hundley seems to be contemplating as he holds the ball against VMI. AND AROUND HE GOES! With perfect execution. Rod sweeps around the GW man for a score. s l3 £ A ' rfi a«ift ..iri Mltt yi ' ' ■„,: A PLAY BALL! With the coming of spring, comes baseball. Both spectators and players alike spend much time here at the diamond on second campus. Baseball MOUNTAINEER BATTERY. Catcher Olan Carter, left, goes over his signals with southpaw Tom Cook before the opening game with Mount St. Mary ' s. 1957 SCHEDl ' LE March ,30 Mount St. Mary ' s (A) April 2 West Virginia Wesleyan (H) April 4 Fairmont State (H) April 6 Kent State (H) April 10 Waynesburg (A) April 13 Washington and Lee (H) April l.T Richmond (H) April 19 Virginia Tech (A) April 20 VPI (A) April 22 Davidson (A) April 23 VMI (A) April 24 West Virginia Wesleyan (A) April 27 Geneva (H) May 1 St, Vincent (A) May 4 Bethany ( H ) May 6 George Wa.sliington (A) May 9 Waynesbmg (H) May 11 Pitt (H) May 13 William and Mary (H) May 15 Bethany (A) May 18 Penn State (H) May 22 Pitt (A) 271 A jik WIZARDS OF THE WATER. Pictured are members of the University swinimming team, whicli suffered a losing season. Seated; (left to right) James Atchison, Bill Pinnell, Bill Wyant. Second row: Coach Ronnie Gainsford, Bill Conklin, Chick Muder, Wayne Swank. Swimming and Rifle READY RIFLES. Really ready are these members of the 1956-57 University rifle team. First how: (left to right) L. L. Flanigan, Jerry Amos. Gary Mason. Jim Paston. Bob McNutt. Second ROW : Lowell Secrest, Damon Coffman. Mike Rinehart. Jack Bisping. James Morgan. Heiman Kolwey. Paul Horner. Ted Morlang. Third row : R. E. Beatty, Lou Oliverio, Sergeant Haley. Coach Capt. Clair Book. Sergeant Johnson. Robert Andre. CAMPUS GRAPPLERS- Here are the members of the 1956-57 University wresting team which had a 5-6 record and two Southern Conference title winners. First bow: (left to right) Dick Hamilton. Tom Westfall — 123 pound SC champ Joe Hash, Bill Black, Charles Luzier. Roger Houston. Second row: Coach Steve Harrick. Andie Sadie. Harlen Kinnison, Russ Shajinon. Ron Santicola Bill Lamb — manager. Third row: A1 Noble. Mike McClinic — 177 pound SC champ, Bill Nicely. Bob Harvitt, Carl Dannenberg. Wrestling and Gym GRACEFUL GYMNASTS. Left to right: Stan Garbowski. Dave Tork (kneeling). Louis DeProspeio. James Follmer, Dick Patrick. Dick Sturgill. Bob Grif- fith. Bruno Stanislawski. Bob Gluck. Jim Welsch. Coach Bill Bonsall. who aided the minor sport move even farther along the successful road. { p ' 1 ©A n y pprecicitlon The staff of the 1957 MONTICOLA welcomes each of the advertisers who appear on the following pages. When a college yearbook must be financed entirely by revenue derived from subscriptions and space sales, their friendship becomes a necessity as well as a pleasure. The MONTICOLA Is proud to be able to bring the message of these business firms to West Virginia University students who will soon be among the best customers anywhere. May the appearance of these fine business firms represented on our advertising pages become as traditional as the MONTICOLA itself. t« r - first things first . . A Friendly Place to Work SAFETY Comes First in WEIRTON WEIRTON STEEL COMPANY WEIRTON, W. VA. • STEUBENVILLE, OHIO E. O. 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There the chemicals will merge to form urethane — the touch-stone of a whole new segment of American technology. another milestone... As members of the 1957 graduating class, you have completed an important step towards leadership. Ahead, there will be many milestones as you reach even greater goals. With possibilities unlimited, your work, achievements, initiative and effort will help keep our country great and strong. fifM C dZK ELECTRIC POWER COMPART PROGRESS Since 1905, the UNION NATIONAL Bank has kept pace with the growth and development of business, industry, and agriculture in the Clarksburg and upper Monongahela area Today, in step with progress, this bank maintains facilities designed to supply any banking need. BANKING SERVICES Insured Savings Accounts Checking Accounts (Regular and Special) Home Improvement Loans Automobile Loans Trust Department Safe Deposit Boxes Day Night Depository Free Parking IK. UNION NATIONAL Boid CLARKSBURG, W.VA. 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CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF HARTLEY OIL COMPANY RAVENSWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA PLUMBING — HEATING — VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION STUART-McMUNN COMPANY CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Dominating the North Central West Virginia Newspaper Field THE TIMES (morning) THE WEST VIRGINIAN (evening) THE TIMES-WEST VIRGINIAN (Sunday) Published by ihe FAIRMONT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING COMPANY We are proud to have been selected to fur- nish and plant hundreds of large shade trees and thousands of shrubs and vines around the beauti- ful new Medical Center of your University. We are the largest growers of quality shade trees and shrubs in the Tri-State Area. When in need of those rare and hard to get trees, or shrubs, please contact us. Our Nurseries are located seven miles west of Butler, Pennsylvania on U.S. Route 422. We grow over 500 varieties of trees and shrubs all of which must be perfectly hardy to endure our winters. EISLER NURSERIES BUTLER, PENNA. Mail Address: Box 70, Butler, Pa. We are Proud of You EDUCATION IS THE FOUNDATION OF HIGHER CIVILIZATION PALACE RESTAURANT West Virginia ' s Most Fannous Since 1919 Known from Coast to Coast, Seating Capacity 1 75 FAIRMONT, W. VA. THE TRANE COMPANY MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS OF HEATING, VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING EQUIPMENT CLARKSBURG CHARLESTON WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF DAVID D. TAYLOR, C. L U. 318-323 Professional BIdg. CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Phone: 2-1661 JARVIS-COURTNEY CORP. GENERAL CONTRACTORS CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA A MOUNTAIN STATE PRODUCT! SHEET GLASS Sold Coast to Coast FOURCO GLASS CO. CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA West rcinia Brick Compan y ' For Permanence and Beauty Manufacturers of CLAY PRODUCTS— HIGH GRADE FACING TILE FACE, COMMON and FIRE BRICK Featuring Utility Flex Blox 442 Virginia St., E. Phone 2-7149 CHARLESTON 24, WEST VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA MINE SUPPLY CO. Mine, Mill, Railroad, Contractors Supplies and Equipment 57 CONTINUOUS YEARS OF SERVICE We Have It— Can Gef It— Or If Isn ' t Made CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA The Complete Department Store Six Big Floors Now in our 80th year of service to Upper Monongahela Valley. Complete selec- tions of Campus-Wise Fashions for men and women. Whatever your needs, SHOP HARTLEY ' S for better value. FAIRMONT, W.VA. Phone 2010 Collect FOR HEALTH EAT FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY SHINGLETON BROTHERS WHOLESALE Fresh Fruits — Vegetables CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF CITY NATIONAL BANK OF FAIRMONT FAIRMONT.WEST VIRGINIA Symbol of Accomplishment As the letters of a degree are cherished by the graduate as a mark of accomplishment, so is the symbol PPG held by Pitts- burgh Plate. This symbol on a glass product signifies the ultimate in quality of workmanship and performance. It is the mark of highest accomplishment. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Works 12, Clarksburg, W.Va. COMPLIMENTS OF MT. STATE LINEN SERVICE, INC A Complete Linen Service 41 2 Ohio Avenue CLARKSBURG, W. VA. Dial 46478 C. C. LAKE, Mgr THE KUSIC -HAINES MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. METAL STAMPINGS ASSEMBLY PAINTING • SPOT WELDING Weirton, West Virginia 4040 Main St. Phone 801 COMPLIMENTS of COMPTON, INC . . . GRAFTON COAL COMPANY and Ennployees Clarksburg, West Virginia CRUCIBLE • first name In special purpose steels CRUCIBLE STEEL COMPANY OF AMERICA General Offices, Oliver Building, Pittsburg, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF BLAIR MOTOR SUPPLY CO. I 35 North 6th Street Phone 45648 CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF YOUNG STOUT. INC. Wholesale Meats Provisions CLARKSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF SUTTER ROOFING METAL CO.. INC. CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF TYLER-CHAMBERLAINE COMPANY Insurance CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA WAJR THE VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINEERS ' IN MORGANTOWN INCREASES POWER TO 5000 WAHS IN 1957 Baker Coombs, inc PHONE 4483 601 E. BROCKWAY • P.O. BOX 635 MORGANTOWN. WEST VIRGINIA You must see - The New FRIEDLANDER ' S So Much to Choose From CLARKSBURG, W. VA. STROSNIDER DRUG STORE WEST VIRGINIA ' S OLDEST RETAIL DRUG STORE On the Campus of West Virginia University ' OKEY B. GLENN, Prop. WILLIAMSON, WEST VIRGINIA KING ' S RESTAURANTS CHARLESTON, W. VA. FOOD GOURMETS Famous for . , , • SEAFOODS • CHARCOAL STEAKS OPEN 24 HOURS CRISS CONCRETE PARKERSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA CINO ' S FOR AN EVENING OF DINING AND DANCING IT ' S BEER DISTRIBUTING THE COLONIAL HOTEL COMPANY PT. MARION, PA. Recently Remodeled Beer and Ale Under New Management POINT MARION, PENNSYLVANIA Original Italian Pizza Every Friday Night When ih )licf ahtcu;h ... Make the HOTEL MORGAN YOUR Home Away From Home OLD GRADS . . . Make the Hotel Morgan your campus quarters when In town for football and basketball games as well as spending a relaxed weekend reminiscing of old times. COMFORT CUISINE CORDIALITY MORGAi TOWX FLORIST COMPAi Y 235 SPRUCE STREET MASSULLO ' S CLEANERS TAILORS EXPERT ONE HOUR CLEANING SERVICE Corner of Walnut and Chestnut Streets MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 5210 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS COMPLIMENTS OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF GUY C. FLINN. INC. OPTICIANS 243 Pleasant Street Corner Pleasant Spruce Phone 4145 Morgantown, W. Va. CONGRATULATIONS. SENIORS YOUR COLLEGE RING A handsome seal ring, designed by J. Jenkins Sons Co. Available for both men and women in various stones and finishes. MADE UP FOR ANY YEAR Write Us For Further Information THE BOOK EXCHANGE, INC 152 Willey St. Morgantown, W. Va. WHITE FRONT RESTAURANT Where students meet and greet their friends 182 Willey Street Across from the Ml Building Serving West Virginia University For Over 30 Years LAIDLEY SELBY Office Outfitters JULES KAY JEWELER Where loveliness costs so little and lasts so long. More than a popular men ' s store, but an institution at West Virginia University HARRY HAS ' EM GOLDSMITH Since 1925 Morgan Theatre BIdg. Morgantown, W. Va. AMERICAN DRY CLEANERS Expert Cleaning and Pressing MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA 417 Chestnut Street Phone 5304 GENERAL WOODWORKING CO. Lumber Building Supplies On the Monogahela River Opposite West Virginia University Phone 947 1 COMPLIMENTS OF KAUFMAN ' S Morgantown, West Virginia CHICO DAIRY The Dairy That All the Students and All the Faculty Like! MORGANTOWN. WEST VIRGINIA YOUR W. V. u. BOOKSTORE New and used textbooks — School and of- fice supplies — Stationery — W V U Souvenirs Engineering, Medical and Physical Education Equipment Law Building Campus Havalunch Just Good Food Pleasant below High Phone 2-2315 MORGANTOWN, W. VA. CITIZENS SAVINGS LOAN, INC Citizen ' s Building MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 84! I 194 Willey St. MEN ' S D ISTINCTIVE APPAREL JOHN CEFARAHI JIMMIE ' S CAMPUS LUNCH 650 North hHigh Street Where Upperclassmen Meet Old Friends And Freshmen Make New Ones Morgan+own ' s Finest Store Features Such Fine Lines: SWANSDOWN CARLYLE BOBBIE BROOKS VANITY FAIR JANTZEN ARROW WHITESIDE ' S High St. 44 Years Ago . . . A young man came to W.V.U. to enroll ... to help him through, he started a small pressing shop. By giving everyone the finest dry cleaning, he built a small shop into The Finest FRANK E. CONNOR INC. Master Cleaner SAFE DAIRY PRODUCTS SaHitafif tllilk ahdjfce Cteatn Cmpanif 467 CHESTNUT STREET MORGANTOWN. WEST VIRGINIA THIS BOOK DESIGNED AND PRINTED BY BENSON PRINTING COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE BOOSTERS MOORE -PARRIOTT PHARMACY Corner Pleasant and High Streets — Phone 6112 Morgantown, West Virginia COOMB ' S FLOWERS, INC. 167 Fayette St. Morgantown, West Virginia SAM NICHOLS SON 235 Walnut St. Morgantown, West Virginia LOVING ' S FURNITURE 221 Walnut St. Morgantown, West Virginia CLARKSBURG DRUG CO. Clarksburg, West Virginia PALACE FURNITURE CO. Clarksburg, West Virginia ROBERT A. YAGLE JEWELER Metropolitian Theater Building Morgantown, West Virginia POINT MARION AUTO CO. Jules J. Quertinnnent Point Marion, Pennsylvania OSBORNE PHOTOGRAPHERS Cincinnati, Ohio SHATZER ' S QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE Tepeetown, Oklahoma Index A Activities 82 Advertising 274 AFROTC Officers 194 AFROTC Sponsors 193 Arnold Air Society 37 Alpha Delta Pi 117 Alpha Epsilon Delta 34 Alpha Gamma Rho 139 Alpha Kappa Psi 35 Alpha Phi 119 Alpha Phi Delta 141 Alpha Psi Omega 49 Alpha Tau Alpha 36 Alpha Xi Delta 121 Alpha Zeta 55 AWS 54 B Band Sweetheart 1 85 Baseball 271 Basketball 265 Beta Theta Pi 143 Board of Governors 20 C Cadet Hop Queen 187 Canterbury Club 75 Chapter Houses 92 Cheerleaders 1 99 Chimes 42 Chi Omega 123 D Daily Athenaeum 30 Deans Directors 23 Delta Delta Delta 125 Delta Gamma 127 Delta Tau Delta 145 Dolphin 56 E Engineering School Fire 95 Eta Kappa Nu 38 Executive Council 25 F Features 1 74 Fi Batar Cappar 39 Fi Batar Minstrel 94 Football 250 Fraternities 134 Freshman Class Officers 238 Freshman Week 84 Freshmen 239 G Graduate Students 202 Greater West Virginia Weekend 1 06 Gymnastics Team 272 H Helvetia 40 Home Economics Club 57 Homecoming Queen 183 Homecoming Weekend 90 Honoraries 32 I Independent Student Association 58 Interfratemity Council 136 J Joint Student Branch of AIEE IRE 71 Joumailers 49 Junior Class Officers 220 Juniors 221 K Kappa Alpha 147 Kappa Delta 129 Kappa Kappa Gamma 131 Kappa Mu Alpha 59 Kappa Phi 80 Kappa Sigma 149 L Legislature 26 Life Week 100 Li-toon-awa 42 303 M Main Campus 17 Marketing Club 71 Men ' s Pan Queen 184 Miss West Virginia 186 Monticola 28 Monticola Queen 182 Mortar Board 42 Mountain 41 Mountaineer 198 Mountaineer Queen 182 Mountaineer Weekend 86 Mountainlair 60 Mu Phi Epsilon 64 N Newman Club 76 O Orchesis 65 Organizations 52 Outstanding Seniors 196 P Panhellenic Council 114 Pershing Rifles 44 Phi Delta Theta 151 Phi Kappa Psi 153 Phi Kappa Sigma 155 Phi Lambda Upsilon 50 Phi Sigma Delta 157 Phi Sigma Kappa 159 Phi Upsilon Omicron 50 Pi Beta Phi 133 Pi Delta Phi 50 Pi Kappa Alpha 161 Pi Lambda Phi 163 PONLBUS 66 Psi Chi 50 Publications 24 Q Queens 176 R Registration , 85 Religion 74 Rifle Team 273 ROTC Officers 194 ROTC Sponsors 192 S Scabbard Blade 46 Senior Class Officers 203 Seniors 204 Sigma Chi 165 Sigma Nu 167 Sigma Phi Epsilon 169 Sigma Theta Epsilon 81 Snap Pages 82 SODSLADN 66 Sophomore Class Officers 229 Sophomores 230 Sororities 112 Sphinx 47 Sphinx Talent Show 98 Spiriteers 88 Sports 248 Springspree 102 Student Branch of the American Pharmaceutical Assn. 67 Student Court 27 Student Government 2-1 Student Leadership Conference 101 Student National Education Association 72 Swimming Team 273 T Tau Beta Pi 48 Tau Kappa Epsilon 171 Theta Chi 173 Theta Sigma Phi 51 U Underclassmen 218 University Dames Club 72 University 4-H Club 68 Upperclassmen 200 W Wesley Foundation 78 Wrestling Team ' . ... 272 WVU Daity Science Club 73 Y YMCA 69 YWCA 70 l I 1 . ■ ' ' 11 !5; ' i ' i ' ' I ' I ' i ,,n ' j),tfey ' ' Mt ' III ' ' yn r ■MP ' imvIt: Mm ..fe; ' )« i-i ' .. li ' i Willl ' iliMl ' lif ' ill Mij,v ' i-; ' K if ' ' ' ' ' f ' ii mmw . 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