West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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C. K. SLEETH Dean of the School of Medicine CHARLES T. HOLLAND Dean of the School of Minos P.. O. BACH MAN Dean of the School of Pharmacy RAY O.DUNCAN Dean of the School of Physical Education

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QUINTUS WILSON Dean of the School of Journalism CLYDE L. COLSON Dean of the College of Law RICHARD E. DUNCAN Dean of the School of Music IvIiSS DOROTHY M. MAJOR Dean of the School of Nursing

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EVENTS A cheering crowd at the Homecoming game, Centennial enthusiasm spiriting the events of Greater West Virginia Weekend, the panic of Final Week, thundering applause as the final curtain of Little Mary Sunshine comes down, the thought-provoking programs of Life Week — all these provide a bird ' s-eye view into the heart and spirit of West Virginia University. Between the confusion and uncertainty of Fresh- man Week and the pride of Commencement lie innumerable events designed to afford enjoyment, opportunities, intel- lectual stimulation, and creative pleasure for the entire stu- dent body. Educational opportunities meet the student every- where, not only in the classroom, but in the cultural programs, committee work, and the development of leadership abilities through practical experience. The various events on campus offer an unlimited variety of activities designed to appeal in some way to every student. For music and drama students, music-school productions and the University Theater provide a proving ground for hard-earned skills and hopeful aspirations. Student perform- ances were supplemented this year by such noted groups as the American Arts Trio and the Four Saints. For campus big wheels, Leadership Conference offers opportunities to discuss and solve campus problems. And on the committees for every big week-end event, there are places for prospec- tive artists, writers, and executive leaders — in fact, there is work for anyone who is willing to give fully of his time and abilities. All of the W.V.U. campus events center around partici- pation and enjoyment. The ability to give of one ' s self and the value of friendly cooperation are both important factors in the preparation for every event and in the shaping of well-rounded graduates. And the pleasure and sincere fun to be found in campus events, whether gained through ap- preciation or participation, play a most vital role in our cam- pus life.