West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 348 of the 1970 volume:

The paradox of a university: Always the same But always changing At West Virginia University 1969-1970 was a year of more change than most years All-pervading All-invigorating Always a sense of CHANGE CHANGE CHA NGE CHA NGE CHANGE In morals and manners: Liberation from supercilious genuine morality. ' morals frees man for In political ideologies and personal theologies: Rethinking old maxims generates a new faith in old systems for some and creates a proud hope for new systems for others. In issues: From peace marches to panty raids ranged the op- portunities for grouping ; each chose the problems to face and those to avoid. In art: Playgoers still applauded the big productions at the Creative Arts Center, but even passers-by could view issue-oriented guerrilla theatre in and around the Mountainlair. Films were talked about, analyzed, ap- preciated, received as art. In the air and the land Ecological warfare isn ' t remote and distant as Viet- nam is; every day in Morgantown, the skies get a little more murky, the Monongahela gets a little more ster- ile, and nature in general gets raped a little more. In airing grievances: Upset students channeled their anger and disappoint- ment, their fears and desires for change, into ad hoc committees, fasts, celebrations, demonstrations, marches, conferences, trips to D.C. — anything that offered a chance for change. In publications: The Daily Athenaeum completed its last year as a product of journalism laboratories, the Greeks came out with the Greek Letter, and radicalism found a new outlet in The Liberator. In people In life styles In life itself? I am firm, you are obstinate, he is a bull-headed fool. I have reconsidered, you have changed your mind, he has gone back on his word. These are examples of the Irregular Conjugations with which one linguist enter- tains himself while pondering the nature of men and their opinions. Any three of us can see the same event as very good, very bad, and very indifferent. What is happening on campuses in 1969-1970 also lends itself to such conjugation : A single professor may be a high-minded intellectual, an average faculty member, and a pointy-headed snob to three different observers. Greeks are cool, straight, or reactionary; liberated students are disillusioned flower children, plain old hip- pies, or threats to the security of America. With all the rhetorical possibilities, observers and participants alike are hard put to maintain a clear understanding of just what is happening on campuses, and on this campus. The one thing happening is CHANGE. Change is the atmosphere, the air of WVU 1969-1970. Change is in the newspapers, in the streets, in the classrooms, in the thoughts and lives of the people of WVU. Change is liberalization, or it is the process of discovering new reasons for conservative positions. Change is a new way of doing things, or it is a better way of doing old things. Change is the liberation of the people and of the self, or it is the manifestation of a Communist plot. Change is finding more and more independence and finding it in a group. But CHANGE IS. Old orders are yielding way to new, and newness is still trying to find its own order. Change is the now between the old and the new, the present between the past and the future. Change is photographing campus beauties in miniskirts, when they used to pose in fully-gathered skirts and bobby socks. Change is deciding for yourself on love, sex, and marriage — whatever order they come in. Change is watching campus political parties wrangle over meaningful issues. Change is Greeks whose friends are freaks and vice versa. Change is hearing fascism defined in terms of America instead of Italy. Change is personal, national, cultural, world-wide. Change is economic, social, political. Change is as small as the dot on the i in independ- ence and as large as a war that is thought about as well as fought. Change is acting on your thoughts, living up to them. All of us are involved in the ebbs and flows of change. Our speech patterns reflect the changes of life styles. The lan- guage of the drug and pot scene is probably much more prevalent than pills and grass are. Selections on the juke box seldom rhyme moon and June or even yummy and tummy any more. Now it ' s Mother Mary whispering words of wisdom. Let it be, let it be, and Simon and Garfunkel singing for world-weary lovers, like a bridge over troubled waters, I lay me down. Hemlines, having gone about as far as they can go, threatened to sink below the knees, but didn ' t. So what ' s in a hemline? Perhaps fashions are as sig- nificant as any other indicator of the general mood of a group, and dresses here signal a freer and easier slant on life. People who have it, are flaunting it. It is style, flair, the love of life. It is also concern, activism, involvement. If you ' ve got it Only YO U can prevent war u H- o3 w o S o AND . . . THE AGE OF AQUARIUS DAWNS ° sS W i N O y ° fr  s v it s° v - 0° ' V Co 53 «A z 9 zv Bomb Hanoi r v? V % ' flaunt it More buses More Lights More safety POWER TO THE PEOPLE ■— o c c3 d o — c3 GO IS o c u c3 Peace Now e 5 4 o • MS .Aeo ■NB f ° % % %% % % o -€ tf rti RIGHT ON! ••FLICKS • MIDNIGW M)WBOY Medium Cool Alice ' s Restaurant DOUBLE FEATURE THERESE AND ISABELLE also THE BROTHERHOOD In a single ye ar Change, evolutionary or revolutionary, is difficult to meter, but it can be captured partially on a calendar. We can say this happened then, and this afterwards, and perhaps years later we can look back and see why. Demonstrations gave the most evidence of change at WVU in 1969-1970. War and war-makers are seemingly perennial objects of demonstration anathema, at least to us whose lives span only the Vietnam War. But other issues also brought people into committees and into the streets. Black awareness, the environment, women ' s liberation, campus safety and security — every approach to a problem has its supporters and detractors, and it seems one could not name a campus concern that would not have someone, somewhere at WVU, working on it. -SEPTEMBER- Several things were new and changed when classes started in the fall. Sophomore and upperclass women found them- selves with privileges their male counterparts had long en- joyed, thanks to the no-hours policy initiated in dorms. But the matter of where those women lived was still determined by the in loco parentis character of the University; Like it or not, women under 21 lived in the dormitories. Also over the summer, the cheering squad, so prominent a part of the football tradition, was intearated. -NOVEMBER- -DECEMBER- The November Moratorium called some of the October par- ticipants to D.C. for the mass demonstration, but the enthu- siasm of the large October group had waned in the inter- vening month and participation dwindled. Mining disasters and an increasing awareness of the Univer- sity ' s West Virginia setting made students more sympathetic with coal miners ' complaints. Nevertheless, a DA-sponsored conference on mining health and safety, the last issue- oriented event of first semester, drew only meagre student attendance. A small group of students registered their sympathies by joining in the coal miners ' struggles for im- proved legislation, a battle partially won in 1969-1970. -OCTOBER- With the school year well underway, anti-war plan- ning began at WVU. Faculty, students, and towns- people met a month early to organize Morgantown participation in the nationwide October Moratorium. No more business as usual while the war goes on was the motivating philosophy of the Moratorium. One early headline foreshadowed an issue that would climax University demonstrations in May: Mora- torium requests denied as Harlow refuses ' U ' stand. The 24-hour observance included a Freedom School, rallies, memorial service, peace walk, public meeting at the Court house square, a Mind Garage peace con- cert, the vigil and fasting, and films. All we are say- ing is ' Give peace a chance, ' candlelight, the break- ing of bread, Woodburn striking midnight of October 15 — the conclusion of the peace demonstration was it- self as peaceful as a youthful church camp service. Polarization, mild as it was then, followed the articles and explanations of Vietnam positions of two faculty members. Dr. Wesley Bagby, professor of history, enunciated his liberal understanding of U.S. involve- ment in Vietnam and his opposition to that continuing involvement. James Whisker, assistant professor of political science, clearly delineated his conservative stance on America ' s Southeast Asian endeavors. Stu- dents who knew what they thought but didn ' t know why were likely to find out from one or the other of the two men. Another issue, one not ever clearly re- solved, surfaced during the October Moratorium. Either the University does or does not engage in chemical and biological warfare research. With journ- alists and public relations men arguing about contracts only a corporation lawyer could fully understand, most of the University public was left wondering. many changing times JANUARY The Student Activist League accom- plished at least one goal in January, that of arousing student interest in student causes. That interest ran pro and con, sometimes heatedly. The precipitant was SAL ' s list of 13 demands upon the ad- ministration. Items 1 and 2 called for student investigation of Mountainlair and Bookstore operations. Library hours. Black studies, and student housing com- prised the next three. SAL demanded a student committee to review curricula and faculty, a pass-fail core curriculum, a University-hired lawyer for free legal aid to students, a University commitment to Board of Regents reorganization, an immediate end to academic credit for ROTC. an open admissions policy, the right of WVU employees to unioniza- tion, and an end to restrictions on grad- uate school admissions. -FEBRUARY- February put two more issues into the headlines. The day after the Citizen ' s League for En- vironmental Action Now (CLEAN) organized to take on pollution, a journalism faculty proposal to sever the DA from the J School sparked Save the DA fever in many media- minded students. -MARCH- Campus elections breathed life into windy March, with allega- tions ranging from Communist influence to smear tactics. Party platforms reflected the issue- oriented nature of the campus mood with the Mountaineer freedom Party (in its second year) including SAL ' s 13 de- mands in its program. Student Party and All-Campus Party once again divided the top offices. -APRIL- Earth Day, too. was observed here April 22, with a conference and various pro- grams for educating the student and the public about the insidious destruction of earth, air, and water. In fact April was the month of most numerous issues on campus — women ' s lib- eration took over an issue of the DA in April. Morgantown City Council at- tempted to prevent the appearance of Chicago Seven lawyer William Kunstler at WVU in April, campus Blacks planned an April week of programs to foster Black awareness, and the discovery of the bodies of two tragically murdered Uni- versity freshmen in April triggered the organization of students to demand safety improvements on campus and in Morgantown. Once again the students held a public rally, and the safety — and security-minded group marched to City Hall with their proposals. -MAY- Finally came May. No one familiar with the annual campus schedule of events would expect a university to erupt over a national issue during finals week. But at WVU and many other schools, it happened. With the Vietnam War officially expanding into Cambodia, no matter how temporarily, and with the deaths of four Kent State students in an anti-war demonstration there, West Virginia University students — some of them — literally took to the streets. At times the issues seemed drowned in alternating floods of emotion and numerical curiosity. A peak estimate of demonstrators was 500, while some 2000 watched silently or with heckling. A couple hundred demonstrators faced 38 riot-helmeted state police in the streets at Grumbein ' s Island. One man, President Harlow, was the object of much of the disturbance, for the streets had been taken as an ultimatum for a public statement from him on Cambodian involvement. Those on the outside called it The Riot, those on the inside called it The Revolution, while both knew it was really neither. The leftists and liberals were defending a street not all of them had wanted to seize, but if that was where the line was drawn, then that was the place to take a stand. Most of the spectators simply spectated, but a sizeable fac- tion urged on the police, yelling for them to crack the heads of demonstrators. They could have been in the stands at a football game. The demonstrators chanted Peace Now and anti-facist slogans and We want Harlow. The administration maintained a taut silence. Then there was tear gas. The breeze divided it between the leftists in the streets and the rightists on the ' Lair steps. But still the streets were occupied. The eventual settlement is a credit to the cool of the cops, who promised to leave — and did, and the persuasive power of some prominent demonstrators, who promised to clear the streets — and did. A Victory Celebration the next day ended the three-day event on two notes: 1) relaxation from the double tension of confrontation and finals and 2) an undercurrent of promised activism in the months to follow. And in spite of the issue-crammed nature of 1969-1970, much grist was left for activist mills — still and always the war, until its end and the end of all such wars; housing discrimination against stu- dents and especially against Blacks; poverty, rural and urban; pollution, women ' s lib, and other problems yet to be faced. TROUBLED WATERS Because the most stridently vocal students are on the left, one may overlook the right as well as the center of that silent majority for whom President Nixon claims to speak. And no one can deny that WVU has its conservative traditionalists and its silent middle. Is this change a universal at WVU in 1969-1970? Perhaps the story of change on these pages relies too much on the turbulence at the edge of the stream. Nevertheless, ripples — even if not indicative of the water ' s depth — do indicate the direction and strength of its currents. Ripples appear where the current drives water against a n obstruction, and so they reveal both the obstruc- tion and the current. Change is like water in yet another way, for a stream is both ever- moving and ever the same stream. So, too, is WVU now a university of change and still the same West Virginia University. CHANGE COMING Electrifyingly immediate in the short view Ponderously slow in the long view COMING Much too fast for some of us Much too slow for others of us BUT COMING The 1970 Monticola West Virginia University Morgantown, West Virginia Medal of Honor Recipient Thomas W. Bennett Tom Bennett was posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor on April 7, 1 970 for his actions in the Viet Nam conflict. While on campus, Tom was the original chairman of the Code of Conduct Committee. 10 11 12 5 ' } ; V £T: 1% ' Table of Contents Administration Seniors Greeks Royalty Sports Organizations Advertisements 70 88 150 220 246 276 310 13 Usually things remain the same at WVU year after year . . .  ■ if B 1 n - J - ! V 1 -«. s ' .si ' , ' ■■ ? l iM r 4 B isJ , 4 d ll Ml ffl-B iB £ V mB BB fe:E| Nub 1 ifla I ' IsjK Bl BBp ft BB 14 15 £s Wt k 16 17 K££2? 3 r r s fifffQ M iutt Mi ■ MJnfe 1 18 19 SA 20 fc i. 21 22 23 24 25 26 It 27 28 29 30 31 m Ml 32 33 i s f f0 1 M 1 r Swl ;£9 pf7 H L m %H M T ' j liM i i 34 35 36 37 - 38 39 40 41 fer 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 . . but change has come to even this campus. 52 53 54 55 56 57 m- , •il P£ ■ ykis mort? STRIKE! NOV ft ■KHMb f  ' ' 58 59 60 t ■M HVMK . Nla-Lion caSot in to do what pit until ii 61 63 64 65 - - . - ' - s « V ai- ' W Ji (•sS?? V $ 4 AT , •J P •4 JL l W fir. i Hh oi JBi Hi ' fi ' ' ■ Wf ' f (Fi lv v rrl j ™ H J ' w yt i, - 1 VM  . ' A f - v ' 1 i uSMi hWllili A y.f I T v fH fc? 3 J 1 l| d MM iM JByE if yj fJ Jk WV ; t 4T- V • ' 3f - Y ' T ' s 1 - vUHi )| V £ P€ v ' lD M fr_M wUfij I v v IbJCJ w ., mi I 4jft I ' 4 66 67 jE j taEft. ■ :■; v .- ' - H . H Administration ■ H v-r ■H • ■ I President James G. Harlow There is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to con- duct, or more uncertain in its success, than to take the lead in the introduction of a new order of things. 70 — Machiavelli Mrs. James G. Harlow What shadows we are, and what shadows we pursue! — Burke 71 Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. — -Ernest Thompson Seton Harry B. Heflin Vice President of Administration and Finance Claude Kelley Vice President of Planning 72 Ernest J. Nesius Vice President of Off Campus Education Arch A. Moore. Jr. Governor of West Virginia Richard P. Rogers W.V.U. ' s Number One Fan Board of Regents John E. Amos President Charleston Earl T. Andrews Vice President Berkley Springs Amos A. Bolen Secretary Huntington Dr. F. L. Blair Parkersburg David B. Dolzell Moundsville Elizabeth Hardin Gilmore Charleston Edward H. Greene Huntington Albert M. Morgan Morgantown Okey L. Patterson Mount Hope Rex N. Smith Ex officio Charleston Dr. Prince Woodward Chancellor Charleston John R. Hoblitzell Parkersburg 73 Mary-Jane Schuster Assistant Dean of Women Learning is nothing without cultivated man- ners, but when the two are combined in a woman you have one of the most exquisite products of civilization. — Andre Maurois Ruth E. Robinson Manager of W.V.U. Bookstore 1A Betty Boyd Dean of Women Associate Dean of SES Katherine R. Jamison Counselor to Students M. Cornelia Ladwig Director of Placement Service 75 John C. Ludlum Dean of Graduate Scliool James C. Reed Director of Purchasing and Inventory k Dr. John D. Brisbane Director of Admissions David W. Jacobs Executive Secretary of Alumni Association S. Thomas Serpento Director of Personnel 76 William H. McMillion Comptroller g Dr. Charles E. Andrews Provost for Health Sciences ' ? ' Eugene L. Staples Director of University Hospital Julius Klein Assistant Director of Moitntainlair 11 James F. Carruth Director of Counseling Service Neil E. Bolyard Director of Student Financial Aids David C. Karlson, Director of Student Organizational Relations John Esposito and Tom Tinder John J. Lawless Director of Student Health Service Joseph C. Gluck Dean of Student Educational Services Gordon R. Thorn Associate Dean of SES George J. Howe Program Advisor Col. Nelson R. Bickley Jr. Director of Foreign Student Coordination 79 Donovan H. Bond Director of Development W.V.U. Foundations A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Stanley R. Harris Registrar Ronald L. Stump Acting Dean of the Appalachian Center Dr. Valentin Ulrich Director of the Institute of Biological Science 80 Robert A. Robards Housing Director William H. Miernyk Director of Regional Resource Institute Robert (Red) N. Brown Director of Intercollegiate A thletics !1 Robert F. McWhorter Associate Dean of SES Harry W. Ernst Director of University Relations Lyle E. Herod Associate Registrar of Medical Center Robert F. Munn Director of Libraries Provost of Research and Graduate Affairs Edwin W. Reynolds Director of Mountainlair m 4fl ri m • V II 1 • i w ■• ' • % l  ?Pfii3 Hfiftr ' - ' N 3Be ■-. fwTm 4 ■ 1 :: m. ' 1 i Col. William D. Ward Military Science Col. Charles M. Holland Air Force Aerospace Studies Wayne A. Muth Director of Computer Center Vergil B. Clark Director of Physical Plant Herman L. Moses Counselor to Students 83 Rev. George M. McFarland Boreman Hull Rev. Robert E. Cushman Towers Father Edward A. Hofler Towers 84 I need not shout my faith. Thrice Eloquent are quiet trees and the Green listening sod; Hushed are the stars, whose power is Never spent; The hills are mute: yet how they Speak of God! — Charles Hanson Towne. Rev. Jerry Robbins Arnold Hall Rev. Donald L. Spencer Towers Rev. Charles Roberts The Hill Father Richard L. Marold Beverly Manor 85 - v- ■ •.v ■ ' . ' ■.  . -. ■ .V. ... ■-. . . ■ -■ .-. ■ (•• ■ ■ ■ ■ • •wsi H ■ 1 V m; : v H « . ' ? ■ ■ ■ I i«; J, i ' «ri. ■M ■. • ' ■ ■ Jfl 1 1 .•.:■ ' v ■ ' I I ■ ■ ■ Freya Swisher editor Ann Gracey assistant ■ i ■S3 Agriculture and Forestry R. S. Dunbar, Jr. Dean of Agriculture Forestry RICHARD THOMAS ADAMS, 102 Cort St., Jeannette. Pa„ Landscape Architecture. S.S.L.A.: RICHARD LEE BOWERS. Leroy. W.Va., Agriculture Education: TIM- OTHY C. BIRX. 95 Forest Dale Ave., Glen Burine, Md.. Forestry, Soccer. Alpha Zeta, Forestry Club: ROBERT D. BOYD, 3485 Orchard Ave.. Finleyville, Pa.. Animal Sci- ence, Soccer. THOMAS CROUSE, Rt. 1, Box 201-B, Hurricane. W.Va.. Animal Science, Phi Kappa Psi, Livestock Judging Team: HERBERT DOHERTY. 38 Monument Sq., Charles Town 29, Mass.. Horticulture, Advisor (Films Committee), Foreign Student Organization: ROBERT JAMES DRYLIE, 138 Old Lincoln Hwy., Irwin. Pa.. Forestry. Alpha Gamma Rho. Student Legislature: DOUGLASS JEFFERSON. Chester. Md., Fish and Wildlife Management. Wildlife Society. ROBERT GRAHAM AEILIG. Aeilig Road. Sewell. N.J., Landscape Architecture. Phi Epsilon Phi. Student Academic Study Committee. Student Society of Landscape Architec- ture— Pres.: J. STEVE HUNTER. Box 731. Lewisburg. W.Va.. Animal Science. Alpha Gamma Rho — Pres., Block and Bridle. Speaker of Student Legislature: WILLIAM GREGORY HUTSON, 309 Dorn Ave., Cumberland, Md.. Forest Management, Alpha Zeta. Forestry Club; GARY SAN JULIAN. 1102 North 15th St.. Clarksburg. W.Va.. Wildlife Biology, Rangers. Phi Epsilon Iota. 89 DONALD LEE KNOTTS, Hambleton. W.Va., Agriculture, Alpha Tau Alpha; EDWARD P. KOEPCKE, RD. 4. Easton, Pa., Landscape Architecture; ROBERT W. KORN- MAN, Box 45, RD 1, Trafford, Pa., Landscape Architecture, Phi Delta Theta, Student Society of Landscape Architects, Scabbord and Blade; DECKER P. MAJOR, 9 Longview Rd., Livingston, N.J.. Forestry. RICHARD L. MALM, 67 Atlantic Ave., Massapequa Park, N.Y., Forestry, Soccer. Forestry Club, Intramural Basket- ball; LYNN M. McCAULEY, Rt. 4. Elizabeth, W.Va., Agricultural Mechanics, ASAE. Student Branch; DANIEL CLARK McFEE, Rt. 4, Elizabeth. W.Va., Agriculture Mechanics, ASAE; WILLIAM McGOWAN, 4347 East The Valley, Port Clinton. Ohio, Wildlife Management, Society of American Foresters, Forestry Club, Alpha Gamma Rho. SHERWOOD MORGAN, Stewartown Rd., Box 82, Mor- gantown, W.Va., Agriculture Agronomy, Black Unity Or- ganization, Blade and Spade (Agronomy Club); CHARLES JAMES OLENIK, 1507 Cambria Ave., Windber, Pa., For- estry, Forestry Club, Phi Epsilon Phi; GARY LEE PUL- LEN, Falls Creek Rd., Torondo, W.Va.. Agriculture Eco- nomics; CHARLES K. SAGER, Box 443. Charles Town. W.Va., Forestry, Sigma Phi Epsilon. JEFFREY L. SAGLE. Rt. 1, Kearneysville. W.Va., Agri- cultural Engineering, ASAE, 4-H Club, Academ ic Study Forum; JOHN EDWARD SCHABINGER, Box 204, RD. 4, Middletown. Delaware, Animal Science, Block and Bridle: JOHN LYNN SPIKERM Box 766, Weston, W.Va., Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Block and Bridle — Pres., Aca- demic Study Committee, Dairy Science Club; GARY J. TURNBULL, 1027 Willett Dr., Johnstown, Pa., Pre-Veteri- nary Medicine, Fine Arts Committee. Block and Bridle. Ski Club. JOSEPH ABNER WARE. Kearneysville. W.Va., Agricul- tural Economics, 4-H Club; CURTIS G. WILMER, Cherry Grove, W.Va., Agricultural Education, ATA, Collegiate FFA; DANIEL S. WOLD, RD. 2. Hammond Road, Ripley. W.Va.. Agricultural Mechanization, American Society of Agriculture, Agricultural Academic Council; EDWARD D. VANDER WOUDE. 8 Cloverdale Rd., Clifton, N.J., Wood Industry, Alpha Gamma Rho. Forestry Club, XI Sigma Pi. JACKIE RANDALL YOKUM, Rt. 2, Box 1-B. Landes, W.Va.. Agriculture Education. Collegiate FFA. 90 NATONAL AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY SERVICE HONORARY— FIRST ROW: Doyle Harsh, James Williams, Gary Younkin, Clark Haynes. SECOND ROW: Tim Birx, Douglas Richards, Dave Shamberger. Steve Washburn, Allen Brock, Jim Haden, Louis Rishel, Charles Creasy, Dan Kincaid, Ken Scott. Jahon Dowler. Curtis Kiplinger, Bob Doberneck, John Sencindver. Tom Burgess. ALPHA TAU ALPHA Agricultural Education Fraternity Alpha Tau Alpha Alpha Zeta NATIONAL AGRICULTURE HONORARY— FIRST ROW: Marvin Mclung, Dolan Irvine, Stanley Hopkins, Steve Wickline. SECOND ROW: Dr. R. C. Butler, Advisor; Paul Cum- mings, Mitch Fincham, Alvin R. McKee. Dale Wheeler, Rodney Wallbrown. THIRD ROW: Gary Shamblen, Leslie Daniel, William Wilson. Don Michael. Bill Dawson, Conrad Arnold. NOT PICTURED: D. C. Sutton. Robert E. Straight, Charles Rhodes, Roscoe Boggs, Curtis Wimer. Harry Huff, Estil Hughes. Jr.. Julia Hughes, Larry Deal, Geogory C. Lee, Edwin Miller. 91 Arts and Sciences Harold A. Gibbard Dean of the College of Arts Sciences 92 EDWARD LEE AVIS, Bolair, W. Va., Psychology; SHELIA ELAINE BAILEY, 5219 Raven Dr., Charleston, W. Va., Social Studies, Kappa Phi, Young Americans for Freedom; DONALD M. BECKER, 1803 Couert St., Par- kersburg, W. Va., History; ROBERT L. BELCASTRO, 1135 Sunset Dr., Fairmont, W. Va., Biology, Kappa Sigma — Pres. CAROL IUNE BENEKE, 1947 Decatur Ave., Wheeling, W. Va., French, Alpha Xi Delta, Festival of Ideas, Pi Delta Phi; DALE WARD BEEBE, 156 Sherman Ave., Morgantown, W. Va., Sociology; BARBARA A. BENTON, 2630 Dudley Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va., Math; WILLIAM A. BIESE, 484 Dallas St., Morgantown, W. Va., Math, Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Delta Pi. DWIGHT BROWNING BILLINGS, IR., 602 N. Kanawha St., Beckley, W. Va., Sociology, Academic Studies Commit- tee, Residence Assistant; ROBERT C. BLAIR, 651 Court Ave., Weston, W. Va., Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, ROTC; DONALD ALAN BLUM, 100 Paducah Dr., New Martinsville, W. Va., Pre-Medicine, Band; ROBERT G. BONAR, 401 E. Main St., Harrisville, W. Va., History, Band, Phi Alpha Theta, Kappa Kappa Psi. KATHRYN M. BONASSO, 660 Southview Dr., Morgan- town, W. Va., Psychology, Alpha Delta Pi — Vice-Pres.; R. ELLEN BODDIE, 3 The Terrace, Middletown, N.J., Radio and Television, Chi Omega — Pledge Trainer, Homecoming Co-ordinator, Best Dressed Coeds; WILLIAM W. BOOKER, 305 North St., Ripley, W. Va., Political Science, Pi Sigma Alpha; WILLIAM P. BURKETT, 195 B St., Keyser, W. Va., Pre-Medicine. KAREN BUTLER, 14 N.W. lersey Ave., Woodbury Heights. N.J., Psychology, Pi Beta Phi, Mountainlair Spe- cial Events Committee, Choral Union; KARLA PAUL- ETTE CAIN, Buffalo, W. Va., Sociology; RICHARD O. CHILDS, Box 173, Kearneysville, W. Va., Political Sci- ence, Kappa Sigma; MARY LOUISE CHRISTINA, Syca- more St., New Eagle, Pa., Statistics, Alpha Phi — Treasurer. 94 RONALD L. CLOVER, 381-104 Newton Ave., Morgan- town, Biology, Biology Steering Committee, Veteran ' s Club; MARY VIRGINIA COLEMAN, 1091 National Road, Wheeling, W. Va., Biology, Student Legislature. Al- pha Phi; LEONARD E. CONNOR, 177 Regina Ave., Mer- cerville, N.J., Math and Psychology; DOROTHY COR- RIGAN, 54 Fifteenth St., Wheeling, W. Va., Sociology, Young Democrats. Newman Club. KATHRYN GRACE COTTRILL, Box 61, Glen Rogers, W. Va., Biological Sciences, Chi Omega. Best Dressed — First Runner-up; STEPHEN R. CRISLIP, R.F.D. 1, Box 304, Oak Hill, W. Va., Political Science, Mountain, Sphinx. Phi Kappa Psi; IAMES RICHARD DAVIS, 46 Poplar Ave., Wheeling, W. Va., Political Science; C. GARY Di- BARTOLOMEO, 3801 Hanlin Way, Weirton, W. Va., Politi- cal Science, Sphinx, Sigma Phi Epsilon — Vice-Pres. JAMES R. DILLEY, 1025 Second Ave., Marlinton, W. Va., Pre-Medicine, Phi Kappa Psi— Pres.; WILLIAM FISHER DOBBS, JR., 1508 Dogwood Rd., Charleston, W. Va., Po- litical Science, Phi Kappa Psi, Pi Sigma Alpha, Fi Batar Cappar; KATHRYN DAWN DOWLER, Moundsville, W. Va., Spanish, SAAP; JAMES A. EDMESTER, 201 Cort- land St., Lisle, N.Y., Psychology, Theta Chi. JOSEPH ERVIN, Box 351, Carroll Ave., Keyser, W. Va., Political Science, Circle K, Young Republicans; JOHN C. FOSTER, 1525 17th St., Parkersburg, W. Va., Chemistry, Monticola Photographer, American Chemical Society — Stu- dent Affiliate, Christian Science Organization: MICHAEL DAVID FRINO, 5 Hallo St., Edison, N.J., Biology, Kappa Sigma, Student Legislature, External Affairs Committee; PRISCILLA H. GAY, 86 Northwick Dr., Rochester, N.Y., Political Science, Cabinet, Festival of Ideas, Student Lead- ership Conference. DIANNE LINDA GLUFF, 1332 St. Mary ' s Ave., Parkers- burg. W. Va., English, Alpha Xi Delta; SARABETH GOODWIN. 612 Country Club Rd., Fairmont, W. Va., French, Cheerleader, Mort or Board, Chi Omega; EILEEN M. GRIFFITH, Riviera Beach, Md., Physical Education, Monticola Staff; LINDA HELEN HAMMACK, Rt. 2. Flemington. W. Va., Kappa Delta. 95 KATHERINE E. HAGER, 4 Park Drive, Charleston, W. Va., Math, Kappa Delta, Junior Executive Steering Com- mittee; JERRY L. HAGGERTY, Box 117, Keyser, W. Va., Chemistry, Phi Kappa Sigma. Young Republicans; STEPHAN M. HAPTA, Rt. 2, Box 405 E, Charleston, W. Va., Political Science and History, Phi Kappa Psi; POLLY ANN HARDY, Tait Rd., Mercer, Pa., Sociology. GARY ANNE HARKIN. 110 Wyngate Rd., Coraopolis, Pa., Sociology, Outdoor Recreation Committee, Greek Week Steering Committee, Pi Beta Phi — Social Chairman; DOROTHY J. HARRISH, Box 132. Greensburg, Pa., Span- ish, Pi Beta Phi, Angel Flight, SAAP; SUZANNE HART- MAN, Box 743, Athens, W. Va., French, Alpha Xi Delta. Pi Delta Phi— Treasurer, Monticola Staff; ENFIELD THOMAS HICKS, JR., 1913 Massey Circle, South Charleston, W. Va., Math, Outings Club. LINDA HIDALGO, 118 Forrest Ave., Beckley, W. Va.; MICHAEL K. HISE, Box 788, Logan, W. Va., Chemistry, Black Unity Organization — Pres., Phi Lambda Upsilon, Kappa Alpha Psi; MARGARET ANN HOMAN, 331 Sum- mit Ave., Libonier. Pa.. Sociology, SAAP; MICHAEL S. HORN, 458 Neptune Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y., Geology, Pershing Rifles, Dolphins, Young Republicans. AMY T. HSIEH, 105 Skyline Dr. Bluefield, Va.. Statis- tics; WILLIAM J. HUFF, 480 Villa Ave.. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., Pre-Medicine, Circle K, Tau Kappa Epsi- lon; JEANNIE HUNTER, 488 Reed Ave., Monessen. Pa- Biology: MARY G. HUMPHREYS. 2702 Edwards Circle, Dunbar, W. Va., History, Gamma Phi Beta, Phi Alpha Theta, Young Democrats. PAUL CURTIS JACK, JR., Sayre Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va.. Political Science; JOHN M. JARDEN, 1905 Cathedral Rd., Huntingdon Valley, Pa., History, Sigma Nu; HOLLIS MAURA JELLINEK, 31 Boyd St., Elkins, W. Va., Sociol- ogy, Cultural Committee, Special Events Committee; RUSSELL PAUL KATHAN, 36 Wagon Lane. Cherry Hill, N.J., History, Track. SUSAN E. KILLEEN, 3439 Piedmont Rd., Huntington, W. Va., English, Delta Delta Delta — Public Relations Chair- man, Zeta Phi Eta— Historian, Monticola Staff; VIRGINIA DARE KINCAID, Box 58, Hansford, W. Va.. Psychology, Psi Chi; DIANA CAROL KIRKPATRICK. Rt. 2. Fair- view, W. Va., Biology, Phi Epsilon Phi, Student Academic Advisory Committee; JOHN MEETH KLINGAMAN, 1334 Brook Rd., Baltimore, Md., English, Daily Athenaeum Staff, Athletic Publicity. 96 JOSEPH G. KORZENIEWSHI. Rt. 2, Box 695, Severna Park, Md., Math, Lambda Chi Alpha, Pershing Rifles: DALE JAMES KRACH, 285 Green St., Doylestown. Pa.. Prc-Mecliciiic, Alpha Phi Omega, Mountainlair Forum Committee: ROBERT L. KULP, 807 W. Trindle Rd., Mechanicsburg. Pa.. Biology; JUDITH L. LADWIG. 229 Fairview Ave., Clarksburg, W. Va., English, Pi Beta Phi, Angel Flight. BARBARA ANN LAMBERT, 505 Bee St.. Princeton, W. Va., History, Pi Beta Phi, Festival of Ideas: DENNIS C. LOGUE, 535 S. Third St., Clarksburg. W. Va.. Biology, Pi Kappa Alpha; CHARLES F. LUCAS, JR.. 936 N. Trip- hammer Rd.. Ithaca, N.Y.. Political Science: ROBERTA LUCAS, 1218 Tenth Ave., Huntington. W. Va., Latin, Delta Delta Delta. DALE JOSEPH LUKETICH. 271 Fernwood, Weirton, W. Va.. Pre-Medicine, Amateur Radio Club, Computer Science Club. Films Committee: MIRIAM MANSOUR, Smithers. W. Va., English; CAROLYN MARIA MARTINO, 115 Caldwell Ave., Wellsburg, W. Va., English, Alpha Xi Delta — Pres.. Cultural Committee, Lair Social Committee: KEITH ELIZABETH MATHEWS, 1528 Bedford Rd., Charleston, W. Va., Philosophy, Outings Club, Mortar Board. Phi Alpha Theta. ELIZABETH McCLUNG, 1872 N. Patrick Henry Dr., Ar- lington. Va.. French, Pi Delta Phi; KATHLEEN F. Mc- CONNELL, 419 Green Hill Rd., Smoke Rise, N.J., Math, Chi Omega, Helen of Troy, Homecoming Court; ROBERT H. McNABB, 4110 Lancaster Ave., Charleston, W. Va., Political Science, Mountain, Phi Kappa Psi, Fi Batar Cap- par; VIRGIL H. MALONE III, 100 Parkway Dr., Martins- burg, W. Va.. Geology, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Gamma Epsilon. PAMELA CHRISTEEN MARTIN, 2104 Maxwell Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va., French, Pi Delta Phi; TERRY RAY- MOND MICHAEL, 2300 S. Arlington Ridge Rd., Arling- ton, Va., History, Sigma Nu — Historian; DARRELL MILEM. Crawley. W. Va., Zoology, Alpha Phi Omega. Biology Academic Advisory Committee, Intervarsity Chris- tian Fellowship; PAMELA MILLER, Box 261. Davis, W. Va., Psychology, YWCA. RALPH EUGENE MILLER. JR., 3280 Brocton Common Dr., Florissant, Missouri, Pre Medicine, Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; ROBERT V. MILLER, 197 Clear- view Ave.. Wheeling, W. Va., English, Lambda Chi Alpha. SAAP, Young Republicans; MARY PATRICIA MOSIER. 162 Center St., Canton, Pa., Spanish, Sigma Delta Pi. MFP: JEANNE F. NAKVANKO, Rt. 8, Greensburg, Pa., Sociol- ogy- 97 BERNARD FAZIO PAIZ, 115 Travelers Lane, Beckley. W. Va., Political Science, Young Democrats; KATHLEEN S. PAPIERNIAK, 1613 N. Nicholas St., Arlington, Va., Biology; MARTIN PEDINOFF, 27 Country Club Lane, Springfield, N.J., Psychology, Theta Chi; THEA K. PETRO, 78 Monroe St., Hopwood, Pa., Psychology. KATHY PETRANEK, Silver Spring, Md., Math. Alpha Phi, Dolphin; TERRY LYNN PHALEN, 499 Locust Ave., Morgantown, W. Va.: RONALD J. PINCHOK, 415 Elwyn Ave., Springdale, Pa., Math, Kappa Sigma, Student Legisla- ture, Sphinx; ANGELA M. PIZATELLA, 917 Virginia Ave.. Fairmont, W. Va., Language Arts, Alpha Xi Delta — Corresponding Secretary, Mountainlair Social Committee, Special Events Committed. ROBERT D. POLLITT, McKinley Ave., Charleston, W. Va., Political Science; DAVID POPOWICZ, 1109 Stieren Ave., Brackenridge, Pa., Biology; DOMINICK A. PO- TENA, 1118 Wood St., Bristol, Pa., Biology; GEORGE PREIKSAITIS, 1757 S. Sixth St., Camden, N.J., Geology, Chi Phi. CHARLES M. PROPST, 699 Burroughs St., Morgantown, W. Va.. Psychology; ELIZABETH RANDALL, 850 Sweet Acres. St. Albans, W. Va., Chemistry, Mortar Board, Alpha Pi, Dolphins: JAMES F. REED II, 209 McDowell St., Clarksburg, W. Va., History, Pershing Rifles; JAMES RALPH REED, JR., 208 W. Washington St., Grafton, W. Va., Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon. JOHN D. RICHMOND, 121 Granville Ave., Beckley, W. Va., Pre-Medicine, Student Body President, Mountain, Delta Tau Delta— Vice-Pres.; ALLEN C. RIDENOOR, Rt. 1, Tunnelton. W. Va.: RICHARD P. ROGERS. 472 Elm St., Morgantown, W. Va., Physics, Monticola Photographer, Alpha Phi Omega: LISA ROSE, 810 Eighth St.. Fairmont, W. Va., English, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Angel Flight, Mor- tar Board. 98 ROYCE B. SAVILLE, Box 166, Romney, W. Va., Political Science, Young Democrats; ELVER A SCHIRLEY, 1342 Armstrong Dr., Monongahela, Pa.. Physical Therapy, Kappa Kappa Gamma; VIRGINIA ANNE SCYPHERS, Cooper St., Athens. W. Va., Psychology, Alpha Xi Delta; DALE W. SEARS, 213 S. Main St., Manchester, Md„ So- ciology, Theta Chi, Student Party. THOMAS W. SEIVERLING. 234 Amity Rd„ Glenshaw, Pa.. Sociology, Theta Chi; DONNA JO SIRK, 100 Grant St., Elkins, W. Va., Political Science, Pi Sigma Alpha; ROY STEPHEN SITES, 113 Pine St., Petersburg, W. Va., Ge- ology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Amateur Radio Club; ROY- MOND L. SHERMAN, 22 S. Summit Ave., Almonesson, N.J.. Psychology, Resident Assistant. JENNIFER FAY SHOEMAKER, 3323 W. Fifth Ave., Belle. W. Va., Biology; JOHN F. SLACK, 191 Paterson Rd„ Fanwood, N.J., Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Out- ings Club, Intramurals; MICHAEL S. SLOTOROFF, 101 Ansley Blvd., Pleasantville, N.J., Pre-Medicine; DEBORAH JEAN SMYTH, Rt. 7, Box 104, Morgantown, W. Va., History, Mortar Board. Greek Week Coordinator, Student Leadership Committee. JEAN ALLYSON STALLINGS, 14 Brookfield Rd., Pasa- dena, Md., Zoology; BARBARA ANN STEELE, 54 Elm Lane, Bethlehem, Wheeling, W. Va., History, NSEA, AWS; ROBERT M. SYDEMSTRICKER, 236 Arapahoe Dr., For- est Heights, Md., Physics, Sigma Pi Sigma, AFROTC; MARGARET S. TAM, 6 Rua da Victoria 1 F, Macao, Asia, French, Pi Delta Phi. International Students Associa- tion. SAMUEL R. TAYLOR, Ridgeley, W. Va.. History, Pi Kappa Alpha; KAREN LEE THOMAS, Kopperston, W. Va., Sociology; DAVID W. THORNBURY, 304 Fourth St., Belle, W. Va., Zoology, Alpha Phi Omega, YAF; WALTER E. TODOROWSHI. 3443 Sipe St.. Pittsburgh, Pa. 99 SALVATORE TROMONDA, 3 Diane Ct., New Provi- dence, N.J., Biology, Football. Baseball; BARBARA ANN TSOUCARIS, 206 W. Washington St., Masontown, Pa., Language Arts, Pi Beta Phi, Student Legislature; STEPH- ANIE ANN TWARDOSKI, 104 Water St., Ben wood, W. Va., English and Spanish, Delta Delta Delta; BARBARA VARACALLI, 397 Chestnut St.. Logan. W.Va.. Pre-Medi- cine. ALAN VERSTIEN, 954 Henrietta Ave., Huntington Val- ley, Psychology, Chairman of Special Events, Student Party — Treas.. Sigma Phi Epsilon; B. J. VIERS, 2024 Third Windsor St., Radford, Va., Political Science, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Student Party — Co-chairman. Elections Committee: CAROL LANE WATSON, Box 4, Reedsville, W.Va., Politi- cal Science; BRUCE A. WENZEL. 201 Dorset Road, Laurel, Md., Pie-Medicine, Intramurals. JOHN BLAKE WEST, 1263 Briercliff Rd., Bridgeport, W. Va., Political Science, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Sigma Alpha, Pi Delta Phi, Sphinx: RICHARD C. WHITMAN. 113 Trav- elers Lane, Beckley, W.Va., Biology, The Wildlife Society, Resident Asst.— Towers; CRAIG WILCOX, Bello-Vedere, R.D. 4. Wheeling. W.Va., Zoology, Kappa Alpha, Scab- bard Blade— Pres., ROTC— Rangers: NANCY WIL- LIAMS. 171 Knollwood Dr., Charleston, W.Va., Language Arts, Mortar Board — Vice-Pres., Delta Delta Delta — Pledge Trainer, University Academic Forum. 100 LARRY BRENT WILSHIRE, Chelyan. W.Va.. Pr e-Medi- cine, Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Festival of Ideas Committee; ROBERT WILSON. Rt. 2. Box 18. Bridge Box, W.Va., History; HARRIET LYNN WIS- HART, 104 Bently Ave., Bentleyville, Pa.. Political Sci- ence, Pi Sigma Alpha. Student Advisory Committee, Forum Committee; JEFFREY A. WITHEREL, 100 Hori- zon Dr., Pgh. 37. Pa.. Biology, Lambda Chi Alpha, Persh- ing Rifles. University Singers. MARJORIE M. WOODRUFF. 7 Main St., Englishtown, History; CHARLES J. WRIGHT, 2532 Delaware Ave., Pgh, Pa., Political Science. Young Democrats: ROSE- MARY TERESE YANDURA, 166 W. Wood Ave., Nema- colin, Pa., Psychology; TERRI ANN YEAGER, Box 74C, RD1, Markleysburg, Pa., French, Pi Delta Phi. JOHN R. YURIK, Box 767, Gary, W.Va., Pre-Medicine, Cultural Committee, Monticola Sports Editor, Special Events Committee. PRE-MEDICAL HONORARY: 1. Greg Zolton 11. Sam Colvin 21. Mark McCormick 29. Tom Thomasson 39. G. H. Dornblazer 50. Steve Kessel 2. Brian Houston 12. Tom Miller Vice President 29a. Margaret Simpson 40. Bill H. Harris 51. Ruby Grimm 3. Ralph Miller 13. Jack Lynn 22 Bruce Pokorney 30. Mark Walbridge 41. Ken Lenihan 52. Bob Stewart 4. Lloyd McGinnis 14. Rocky Morabito 2? John Swearingen 31. Phil Luchini 42. Mike Petrucki 53. Ron Mayfield 5. Bernard Imrich 15. Diana Edens 24 David Chapman 32. Randy Stevens 43. Ken Harman 54. Steve Miller 6. Brent Wilshire 16. William L. Harris 25 Richard Lindsay 33. Mike Fidler 44. Barbara Varacalli 55. Jim Kessel 7. Tim Brown 17. Steve Lewis Historian 34. Charles Quarles 45. David Fetter 56. Brett Hunter 8. Larry Rogers 18. Rick Lynn 26 Dan Cassis 35. Mike Albright 46. Claudia Goodwin 57. Dr. Lloyd Gribble 9. Tom Adkins 19. Lenora Rexrode 27 Charles Wishart 36. Charles Mirabile 47. Ernie Bonitatibus Advisor 10. Ron Hill Secretary 28 Mark Valentine 37. Kelly Fogle 48. Don Johnson 58. Brad Levin Treasurer 20. William Strauch President 38. Allen Justin 49. Roxann Powers 101 Commerce Jack T. Turner Dean of the College of Commerce 102 Beta Alpha Psi NATIONAL ACCOUNTING HONORARY— William Phelps. Paula Strawser, Gregory Yost. President: Professor Robert S. Maust, Faculty Vice President: Robert Hardy, Vice President: Alice Canterbury. Frederic Zeck. Raymond Thalman, Vice President: Michael Custer. Connie Elmore, Secretary: Ralph Meadows. 103 JOHN DAVID ANDERSON III, 2663 Riverside Dr., St. Albans, W. Va., Marketing, Phi Kappa Psi — Historian; HAROLD ARKIN, 2623 Southeast 18th Ave., Cape Coral, Fla., Marketing, Pi Kappa Alpha, Student Party; MARY MARGARET BALIKER, 532 Kiwanis Ave., Morgantown, W. Va., Marketing, Delta Gamma, Young Democrats Club, Ten Best Dressed Co-ed Contest— Finalist; THOMAS B. BENNETT. RFD 7, Box 715, Morgantown, W. Va., Eco- nomies, AIESEC, Young Republicans, SAA. DONALD R. BERKICH. R.D. 3 Lisburn Rd., Mechanics- burg, Pa., Accounting; ROBERT T. BROWNFIELD, 604 34th St., Vionna, W. Va., Industrial Management, SAM; CHARLES FREDERICK CARSPECKEN, 503 Rosemont Ave., South Charleston, W. Va., Industrial Management, Delta Tau Delta, A.S.D.Y.; ROGER ALLEN CARTER. Montcoal. W. Va., Marketing, Sigma Nu. CARLOS J. CAUESSA, Box 879, San Salvadore, El Salva- dor, Finance, SAM, Inter-American Relations; THOMAS G. CHESANKO, 104 Grant St., Uniontown, Pa., Industrial Management, SAM; HARVEY C. DAUGHERTY, 155 Armstrong St.. Romney, W. Va.. Industrial Management; JOHN JOSEPH DECANEY III, 118 Dunkard Ave., Mor- gantown, W. Va., Marketing, Pi Kappa Alpha, Inter-Fra- ternity Council. THOMAS E. DODD. Box 5, Hastings, W. Va., Industrial Management, Pi Kappa Alpha — Pres., SAM, Student Party; RICHARD JOSEPH DYE, R.D. 5, Washington, Pa., Ac- counting; SAMUEL W. ELLIS. JR., 7009 Alicent Place. McLean, Virginia, Marketing, Bet a Theta Pi, Varsity Base- ball—Co-Captain; CONNIE SUE ELMORE, Box 197, Oakvale, W. Va.. Accounting, Beta Alpha Psi. WILBER LAWRENCE EVANS, 2005 10th Ave., Parkers- burg, W. Va.. Accounting; ROBERT A. FRATLE, 16 Mad- ison Ave.. Old Bridge, N.J., Commerce, Alpha Phi Delta. Mountaineer Freedom Party; JAMES F. HAMLIN. JR., 221 Williams Ave., Bridgeport, W. Va., Industrial Manage- ment, SAM; HERBERT M. HARR, 1583 Quarrier St., Charleston, W. Va., Accounting. 104 EDWARD L. HARRAH, S3-52 St. S.E.. Charleston. W. Va., Accounting: JERRY N. HARTLEBEN. 1953 Foley Dr., Parkersburg, W. Va., Industrial Management: JOSEPH NEIL HEADLEE. R.D. S3, Waynesburg, Pa., Business Ad- ministration, SAM; CURTIS LEE HELDRETH, 512 Day- ton St., Morgantown, W. Va., Business Administration, Scaddard and Blade. THOMAS G. HENNEN, Kettler Addn., Mosart, Wheeling, W. Va., Marketing, SAM; SELBY ARNETT HIGHLAND, JR., West Milford, W. Va., Accounting, Fencing, 4-H Club: ALLAN JOHNSON, 1209 E. Main St., Harrisville, W. Va., Industrial Management, Sigma Phi Epsilon; MORTON A. JOHNSON, JR., 1004 Dogwood Lane, Beckley, W. Va., Marketing, Delta Tau Delta, Army ROTC, Homecoming Coordinating Committee — 1968. EDWARD P. JOLLIFFE, 420 Grant Ave., Morgantown, W. Va., Accounting: CLIFTON L. KING, R.R. 2, Linton, Indiana, Management, Sigma Nu; KURT NICHOLAS KINNEY, 1605 Kanawha Terrace. St. Albans, W. Va., Marketing, SAM, Arnold Air, Sigma Phi Epsilon: PETER C. KRAL. 597 Mazur Ave.. Paramus, N.J., Industrial Management, SAM, Alpha Phi Delta. LAURENCE RICHARD LARSON, 855 Sweet Acres Drive. St. Albans. W. Va., Accounting; BRADLEY E. LAYNE, 26 First St., Williamson, W. Va., Economics, Phi Kappa Psi; GENE LEE, R.D. 2, Waynesburg, Pa., Indus- trial Management, SAM, ASP; HIRAM C. LEWIS III, 76 Cornell Ave., Welch, W. Va., Marketing, Delta Tau Delta, Fi Batar Cappar. JOHN CHARLES LORD, 321 York St., Beaver Dam, Wis., Marketing, Sigma Nu — Social Chairman; CHARLES RODNEY LYNCH, 400 Fairview Dr., Charleston, W. Va.. Industrial Management. SAM: JAMES BRIAN MAHAF- FEY, Rt. 3, Box 314, Parkersburg. W. Va., Industrial Man- agement, Sigma Phi Epsilon, SAM; HOWARD JUNIOR MANN, 201 S. College St., Martinsburg, W. Va.. Account- ing, Phi Sigma Kappa. Mi 105 TERRY LEE MARCUS, 536 East Washington St., Charles Town, W. Va., Accounting, Beta Theta Pi; J. CRAIG MARTIN, 816 Honeysuckle Dr., Martinsburg, W. Va., Management, Phi Sigma Kappa, SAM; RONALD D. MARUCA, 827 Railroad St., Turtle Creek, Pa.. Marketing, SAM: IOSEPH T. McBRIDE, 123 Elizabeth Ave., Laval- lette. N.J.. Economics. MONTA McGILVRA, Ireland, W. Va., Marketing, SAM; CAROL ANN McNICH, 1807 Virginia St., Moundsville, W. Va., Marketing, Kappa Kappa Gamma; DAVID FOSTER MOUNT, Rt. 1, Spencer, W. Va., Industrial Management, Sigma Chi, SAM, Student Representative — Curriculum Committee; LEO MYERS, 531 Michigan Ave., Westover, W. Va., Industrial Management. JESS O. PARK III, 728 Mt. Vernon Ave., Pairmont, W. Va., Finance. Circle K Club, SAM; FRANK ANTHONY PIETRANTON, JR., 3241 Orchard St., Weirton, W. Va., Economics, Sphinx, Festival of Ideas — Chairman, Moun- tainlair Program Board — Chairman of Fine Arts Commit- tee; WILLIAM C. PIPER, Washington Farms, Wheeling. W. Va., Industrial Management, Sigma Nu, Fi Batar Cap- par, Helvetia: WILLIAM R. PHELPS, 500 Grant St., Luke, Md.. Accounting, Beta Alpha Psi, SAM. MICKEY RAYMOND PLUMLEY, Apt. 6-33 Wilson St.. Westover, W. Va.. Marketing, Football; GREGORY F. PRESLEY. 608 East 10th Ave., Tarentum, Pa.. Accounting; JOHN PTAK. 77 Lemon St., Uniontown, Pa.. Finance, SAM; GREGORY C. REYNOLDS, 605 Mace St., Greens- burg, Pa., Industrial Management. Sigma Phi Epsilon. IFC Honor Court. DOUGLAS W. RHODES. Rt. 2, Tunnelton. W. Va.. Ac- counting, Young Democrats; WILLIAM Q. ROSEN- GARTEN, 6031 Emerald Harbor Dr., Sarasota, Fla„ Com- merce, SAM, Young Democrats; DAVID O. RUBRECHT, 907 Chappell Road, Charleston, W. Va., Industrial Man- agement. Newman Club, SAM; GARY LEE RYMER, R.D. 2. Box 93, Sisterville. W. Va.. Industrial Management. 106 LOUIS E. SCHEGGIA, 35 Eggleston St., Uniontown, Pa., Industrial Management, SAMi GREGORY M. SCHLUN- EKER, 7487 Reno Dr. N.E., Louisville, Ohio, Marketing, Fi Patar Cappar, Varsity Club, Kappa Sigma: BRENDA SCOTT, 911 Ann St., Parkersburg, W. Va., Merchandising, Student Legislature, 10 Best-Dressed. Gamma Phi Beta; WILLIAM E. SENSENEY, 530 S. George S.E., Charles Town, W. Va., Marketing, Sigma Phi Epsilon — Pres., IFC, Fi Batar Cappar. RALPH M. SHAHAN II, 442 Walnut St., Grafton, W. Va.. Marketing, Drum Major, Kappa Kappa Psi, University Trombone Ensemble; MICHAEL SPROUTS, 384 Forest Ave., Morgantown, W. Va., Marketing, SAM; ROBERT CU RT STIER, 1426 Alps Road, Wayne, N.J., Accounting, Sigma Chi: RUSSELL M. STITT, 9396 Northgate Dr.. Allison Park, Pa., Marketing, SAM, Special Events Com- mittee. E. JEFFREY STOLL, 64 Bay Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N.J., Industrial Management, Soccer Team, Army ROTC: FRANK L. STULTZ, 1307 7th St., Moundsville, W. Va., Industrial Management, SAM; MICHAEL C. SUDDUTH, Rt. 4, Box 177, Bluefield, W. Va., Marketing, Fi Batar Cappar. Phi Kappa Psi, Greek Week Steering Committee: TERRENCE J. TEAGUE, 4724 Wuccingford. Pittsburgh. Pa., Marketing, Theta Chi. RICARDO A. TALAVERA, Parque Sanabria 2 (Norte 6). Caracas, Venezuela, S.A., Marketing, SAM; RONALD F. TOMSIC, 158 East College St., Cannonsburg, Pa., Account- ing; JOHN A. VERED, 19 Fairview St., Weirton, W. Va., Pi Kappa Alpha, SAM, Student Party: CAROLYN DIANE VICK, 611 College Ave., Bluefield, W. Va., Finance, Gamma Phi Beta, Student Legislature. Monticola Staff. DONALD J. WALKER, 608 Woodland Ave., Emporium, Pa., Marketing, SAM; JOHN M. WEBER, 413 Willis Ave.. Bridgeport, W. Va., Finance, SAM, Circle K Club — Pres.; CHARLES MICHAEL WHITE, JR., 1905 S. Pittsburg St.. S. Connellsville, Pa., Marketing, Pi Kappa Alpha, SAM, Ski Club; DAVID B. WHITE, 214 Harrison St., Clarks- burg, W. Va., Marketing, Phi Sigma Kappa — Pres.. Fi Batar Cappar. Army ROTC. RICHARD C. WILLIAMS. 200 Summers St., Beckley, W. Va., Marketing, Kappa Alpha, Monticola Staff — Business Manager, Homecoming Steering Committee; ROBERT D. WILLS, JR., 17 E. Main St., Richwood, W. Va., Finance, SAM. 107 Creative Arts Center Dean Richard E. Duncan Creative Arts Center 108 109 GULHIS CELAYIR, 295 Bonar Ave., Waynesburg, Pa.. Fine Arts: BEVERLY DENNISON. 457 22nd St.. Dunbar. W.Va., Music, Mu Phi Epsilon, Camerata Singers, Kappa Delta— Pres.; LARRI PAT DONALDSON, 50T i Buffalo Ave., Fairmont, W.Va., Music Education, Mu Phi Epsilon, Tau Beta Sigma, University Singers and Wind Symphony: GAIL E. EROR, 210 Pennsylvania Ave., Cumberland, Md., Music Education, Gamma Phi Beta — House Pres., Mu Phi Epsilon — Treas., Mortar Board — Treas. JOYCE L. FESSIDES, Scottwynd Terrace, RD 1. Har- mony. Pa.. Drama, National Collegiate Players: REBA PESTUN JONES. Mountaineer Mobile Park Lot 35. Mor- gantown. W.Va., Music Education, Mu Phi Epsilon: MARK V. MALLARE, 93 Falconer St., Jamestown, N.Y.. Music Education, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha; ANNA FAYE OTT, 264 Waitman St., Morgantown, W.Va., Music Education, Panhellenic President, Mu Phi Epsilon, Gamma Phi Beta. SUE ANN PAULEY, 6414 McCorkle Ave., St. Albans, W.Va., Music Education, Gamma Phi Beta — Pledge Direc- tor, Student Legislature: JUDY PETRICCA, RD. 2, Box 15B. Burgettstown, Pa., Music Education, University Sing- ers, University Wind Symphony, Mu Phi Epsilon; MARY T. ROSENECKER. 212 East Maple Ave., Fayetteville, W.Va., Music Education and Math, M.E.N.C.,; LAW- RENCE SKROBACS, Box 155, Daisytown, Pa.. Applied Music, Orchestra, University Singers. KAREN PFLEEGER SMITH, 44 Anderson Place. Mor- gantown, W.Va., Music Education, Orchestra, M.E.N.C; DONALD L. TRIPLETT, 80 Devan Ave., Uniontown, Pa., Drama, Choreographer My Fair Lady , Pinocchio in chil- dren ' s theatre production, Tony in the W.V.U. Production of the -Boyfriend ; MARIANNE VERNILE. 506 Bassi Dr., Versailles. McKeesport. Pa.. Music Education, Mu Phi Epsilon. 110 Phi Mu Alpha MUSIC HONORARY FOR MEN— FIRST ROW: Mr. Thomas Canning, Advisor; Bernard Wytko. David Wojcik, Treasurer; Mark Mallare. President; Ronald DiLorenzo, Vice Presi- dent; Ted Kovalk, Secretary; James Howe, Roddy Hibbs. SECOND ROW: George Felty, Glen McCarthy, Larry Virtue, Glenn Gamble, Fred Kesner, Reed Bigham, Gerald Somazze, Glen Ross, Paul Criswell, Robert Perriello. THIRD ROW: Buddy Gray, David Benedum. Jan Youngdahl, Joseph Wytko. John Klingberg, Gordon Mead. Fred Weaver. Jan Frye, Jay Brabban. NATIONAL MUSIC HONORARY FOR WOMEN— FIRST ROW: Sue Stout. May King Edgar, May Polandski, Lari Pat Donaldson, Gail Eror, Phyllis Appolonia. SECOND ROW: Adrienne Susan, Lynnette Talovich, Julianne Sages, Jeanne Poole, Mary Ellen Fisher, Ann Kisinger, Susan Zippay. THIRD ROW: Sandy Anderson, Elaine Kallas, Anna Long, Pam Mauer, Paula Gatian, Beverly Dennison. Mu Phi Epsilon in School of Engineering Chester A Arents Dean of the School of Engineering 112 CHARLES K. AMOS. JR.. RT. 4. Box 240. Princeton W.Va.. Chemical, Pi Kappa Alpha. Student Legislature: AICHE; GERALD T. BALCZON, 2203 Wayne St.. Erie. Pa.. Industrial; AIIE: THEODORE C. BARKER. 109 R Center Ave.. Weston. W.Va., Chemical, Alpha Pi Mu, Tau Beta Pi. Omega Chi Epsilon; LARRY N. BITNER, RD. 1. Box 79, Connellsville. Pa., Mechanical. JOHN H. BODER, 9556 Magellan Dr., Pgh. Pa., Mechani- cal. ASME: LESLIE F. BOORD. RD. 4, Willowbrook Rd.. Belle Vernon. Pa.. Mechanical; STEVEN L. BROWN, 484 Lawnview Dr., Morgantown, W.Va., Mechanical. Delta Tau Delta, ASME, ACP: WILLIAM PEYTON BROWN, 928 Fairfax Drive, Morgantown, W.Va., Chemical, Tau Beta Pi. Omega Chi Epsilon, AICHE. CHESTER ARTHUR BURDETTE. JR., Procious. W.Va., Electrical; JOHN W. BURHART. 740 Ridgeway Ave.. Morgantown. W.Va., Mechanical. ASME; BYRON DOUG- LAS CAMPELL, 4503 Whited Dr.. Vienna. W.Va.. Chemi- cal, Omega Chi Epsilon. Tau Beta Pi, AICHE; WILLIAM ROBERT CATTRELL, 3901 Beaumont Dr., Weirton. W.Va.. Industrial, Pi Kappa Alpha, Tau Beta Pi. Alpha Pi Mu. 7 H r P I 13 FRANK CERMINARA. 1052 Highland Ave., Follansbee, W. Va., Industrial. Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Pi Mu — Vice-Pies., Sigma Phi Epsilon; KENNETH FRED CODELUPPI, R.D. 2, Sweeney Plan, Belle Vernon, Va., Industrial, Kappa Sigma. Student Legislature. Fi Bata Cappar; RODERICK LITTEN CRAMER, 426 Morris Ave., Westoner, W. Va., Industrial, AIIE; GEORGE W. CUMMINGS, JR.. Morton St., New Eagle. Pa.. Mechanical. DAVID L. FABER. Rt. 1, Box 15, Worthington, W. Va., Mechanical, Tau Beta Pi. Pi Tau Sigma, ASME; CHARLES J. FLEISCHER, JR., 61 Griesmere St., Pitts- burgh, Pa., Industrial, AIIE, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Pi Mu: JIMMIE R. FLESHMAN, Petertown, W. Va., Industrial, Tau Beta Pi— Vice-Pres., Alpha Pi Mu, AIIE; ARTHUR LEE FORD. Box 171, Corriganville, Md., Aerospace, AIAA. MIKE GIUSTI, 664 Stratton St., Logan, W. Va., Chemical, Delta Tau Delta— Pres., Sphinx, AICHE; EVERETT W. GLOVER. JR.. 51P 2 East Park Ave., Fairmont, W. Va.. Civil, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi; STEPHEN GOOD, Box 331, Shepherdstown, W. Va., Mechanical, SAM, ASME; LEWIS G. GRIMM, 221 Howard St., Clarksburg, W. Va., Civil, Chi Epsilon, Debate Society. Delta Sigma Rho — Tau Kappa Alpha. DOUGLAS CLARK HEAVNER, 105 Beverly Rd., Butler, Pa., Industrial, AIIE, College Veterans Club: JAMES L. HERNDON. 808 Sweet Acres Dr.. St. Albans, W. Va., Civil, Sphinx, Student Legislature, Sigma Chi — Pres.; JAMES D. HINKLE III, Lightburn St.. Buckhannon, W. Va., Industrial, AIIE; JOHN T. HORNER. JR., Rt. 1, Hedgesville, W. Va., Electrical, IEEE. RICHARD LEE JAMIESON, 75 Morrison Dr., Pittsburg. Pa., Industrial, AIIE, Gymnastics; H. GREGORY JA- RANKO, 168 Spruce St., Morgantown, W. Va., Mechani- cal, Outing Club, Russian Club; RUSSELL L. KING, JR.. 1261 Satellite Circle. Upper St. Clair. Mechanical, ASME, Ski Club— Vice-Pres.; RICHARD T. KREHNOVI, 900 Eighth Ave., Conway, Pa., Mechanical, Lambda Chi Alpha, ASME. 114 WILLIAM M. LANHAM, JR., 317 Berkley St., Charles- ton, W. Va.. Chemical, Tau Beta Pi, Omega Chi Epsilon, AICHE SAM LAUIN, Rt. 2, Box 199, Bluefield. W. Va., Mechanical. Delta Tau Delta. ASME; ANTHONY EMILIO LICATA, 27 Eight St., Hicksville, N.Y., Mechan- ical: JOHN H. MALVIN, Box 246, Rivesville, W. Va., Civil, ASCE. JOHN WARREN MARTIN II. 501 Orchard St., Webster Springs, W. Va.. Industrial, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Pi Mu— Pres., AIIE; STEPHEN H. MASON, 609 27th St., Vienna, W. Va.. Chemical, AICHE; DANIEL JOSEPH Mc- DERMOTT. 1257 Northwestern Dr., Monroeville, Pa.. Aerospace, Swimming Team, Sigma Gamma Tau, AIAA; ROBERT A. NOVAK, 1309 Kegg Ave.. Johnstown, Pa.. Aerospace. DAVID A. PRICE, 610 V 2 Eighth St., Fairmont, W. Va., Civil, Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi: JORGE R. RAMIREZ, Chitre, Republic of Panama, Industrial, International Stu- dents Association: GLENN THOMAS REED, Box 320, Athens Star Route, Princeton, W. Va., Civil, Tau Beta Pi, Chi Epsilon. ASCE: RICHARD G. REPA1RE, II, 1045 First Ave.. Montgomery. W. Va., Mechanical, Pi Kappa Alpha. ASME. Student Committees. SALVADORE ROSSI. Box 173, Coalton, W. Va., Chem- ical. Tau Beta Pi. Omega Chi Epsilon, AICHE: BYRD C. STUTER, 104 Green Street, Belleville, Pa., Mechanical, Air Force ROTC, Arnold Air Society: ROBERT L. WAL- LACE, II. Rt. 1. Box 12, Clintonville, W. Va., Aerospace, Alpha Phi Omega, AIAA: KENNETH ARDEN WARD. Box 82, Clay, W. Va., Mechanical, ASME, Phi Tau Sigma. GARY EUGENE WEBB. Rt. 2, Box 74-A. Walker. W. Va.. Chemical, AICHE. Tau Beta Pi: ROY WHIPP. Walnut Lane, Burlington, W. Va., Chemical, Kappa Alpha, Omega Chi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi: ROGER B. WILLIAMS. 2275 Corene Dr.. Marietta. Ga.. Industrial. Phi Delta Theta, Student Legislature. Interfraternity Council: RICHARD D. YANCICH. Box 1. Pilliner. Pa.. Mechani- cal. ASME. EUGENE M. ZVOLENSKY. 84 Clipper Ave., Edison. N.J., Industrial, Kappa Sigma. AIIE. Student Party. 115 116 Tau Beta Pi ' f :f £ ENGINEERING HONORARY— FIRST ROW: E. Ahmadi, William M. Lanham. Jr., Joseph S. Luchini, President: Ben Blair. Cerry W. Harbaugh, Michael W. Nugen, Jim Fleshman, Vice President; Elden M. George. SECOND ROW: Gary Webb, Larry Derenge. A. Kurt Scurler, Robert Van Meter, Woodrow Corley. Charles J. Fleischer, Jr., Cataloguer; Dennis A. Zalar, Robert R. Isiminger, Jr. THIRD ROW: Donald L. Winter, B. Douglas Campbell. Roland E. Dubbe, S. Rossi, Charles Traugh. Jimmy Travis, William P. Brown, Lyle J. Iman. 117 Human Resources and Education Delmas F. Miller Acting Dean of the College of Hitman Resources Educa- tion 118 tf - va £ . 4fW v o K 1 1 mim mimuinn 5 19 SUSAN KATHLEEN ADKINS, 2796 Emmons Ave., Hunt- ington, W. Va., English Education, Junior Executive Con- ference Committee, Mountainlair Forum Committee, Mountaineer Week Team; DEBORAH DIANNE AGNEW, New Creek, W. Va., Secondary Education; MARY KATH- RYN ALVARCZ, 205 Locust Rd., Bridgeport, W. Va., Speech Pathology. Sigma Alpha Eta; LIBBY ANDERSON, 5421 Washington Ave., Charleston, W. Va., Human Re- sources. JOHN WARDEN ASH. 416 6th St., Glen Dale, W. Va., Biology, Secondary Education, Beta Theta Pi, Arnold Air Society, AF ROTC; RITA B. ASH, Rt. 1, Box 254, Wil- sonburg, W. Va., Family Resources; LINDA KATHRYN BAKER, 1208 Hanlin Way, Weirton, W. Va., Elementary Education, Student Party; ROGER C. BALLANTYNE, Rt. 8, Box 49, Morgantown, W. Va., Secondary Education, Veteran ' s Club. NANCY L. BEIHL, 2616 Vance Ave., Wheeling, W. Va„ Family Resources, Orchesis; MARTHA BRIGGS, 609 Indi- ana Ave., Chester, W. Va., Elementary Education; HOLLY HUGHES BROOKS, 3537 Collins Ferry Rd., Morgantown, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta; JUDY BUCKLEW, Fairmont. W. Va., Human Re- sources, Alpha Phi. Omicron Nu. ANITA JANE BUNK. 12 Park St.. Warren, Pa., Home Economics, SAAP, Newman Movement, Residence Hall Staff; WILLIAM K. BUNNER, Rt. 2. Box 45, Fairview, W. Va., Secondary Education, Young Democrats; M. KATHLEEN BURNS, 42 Pershing Ave., Uniontown. Pa., Business Education. Ski Club, Student Party; GRAHAM A. CAMPBELL, 280 Biery ' s Bridge Road, Bethlehem, Pa., Elementary Education, ACEI — Vice-Pres. TONI LOUISE CAPUTO, 788 Twin Oaks Dr., Bridgeport, W. Va., Family Resources; PAMELA DODD CARR, 1206 N. Walker St., Princeton, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Chi Omega, Sigma Alpha ETA; DEBORAH J. CASTO, 2615 Brooklyn Dr., Parkersburg. W. Va., Second- ary Education. Alpha Xi Delta, Phi Delta Pi; KANDACE M. CLARK, 1440 Hillcrest Ave., Washington, Pa., Family Resources, Phi Upsilon Omicron, WVU Home Economics Chapter. 120 SHERRIE LYNN CLARK, 424 Parkside Road, Camp Hill, Pa., Family Resources, Student Party, VIRGINIA L. CLARK, 1335 Main St., Wellsburg, W. Va., Elementary Education; LOIS JEAN COBB, 411 Washington Ave., Clarksburg. W. Va., Dietetics: JUDY A. COLLINS, Moore- field. W. Va., Family Resources, ACEI, AHEA. DANA KAY CON LEY. 120 Dickson St., Weirton, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, YWCA — Treasurer, Sigma Alpha Eta— Secretary; CHRISTINE CONNELLY. 306 Church St., West Union, W. Va., Home Economics, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron Nu, Ski Club; JANE ANN CONWAY, 1028 S. Henry Ave.. Elkins. W. Va., Elemen- tary Education; BETSY ANNE CROUCH, 1819 Virginia St.. Moundsville. W. Va., Elementary Education. KATHRYN ANN DAVIS. Rt. 4. Box 217, Keyser, W. Va., Secondary Education, Mortar Board, Kappa Delta Pi, Mon- ticola Staff: CAROLYN SUE DAY. Rt. 2. Box 266-A. Berryville, Va.. Elementary Education; KAREN V. De- ANTONIO. Box 313, Marianna, Pa.. Vocational Home Ec- onomics, Home Economics Club — Publicity Chairman. Academic Forum; JUDITH ELAINE DICKENS, Rock Creek, W. Va., Elementary Education. CANDITA DiBACCO, Box 114, Thomas, W. Va.. Family Resources, Kappa Delta. National Home Economics Chap- ter; JOHN PHILLIP DORSEY, Box 251, Franklin, W. Va.. Elementary Education; ROSEMARY C. DUDEK, 545 S. Broad St., Eliz.. N.J.. Education; SARAH E. DUNN. Rt. 1. Box 101, Fairview Rd., Pt. Pleasant. W. Va.. Human Re- sources, Pi Beta Phi. Phi Upsilon Omicron — Vice-Pres. LINDA ALICE EDISON, River Glen Apts. 110-A, 173 E. Michigan Ave., Three Rivers, Michigan, Secondary Educa- tion, Kappa Delta Pi. Zeta Phi Eta. YWCA: VICTORIA JO ERWIN. 109 Forest Dr., Charleston, W. Va., Elemen- tary Education, Kappa Kappa Gamma; MEGAN EVANS, 3675 Middleboro Rd., Pgh, Pa., Family Resources; M. JANE FETTY, 3808 Cypress St., Parkersburg, W. Va., Family Resources, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Omicron Nu. 121 LINDA JEAN FOE, Box 5, Cass, W. Va.. Family Re- sources: MARY BETH FREELAND. 442 Water St., Ben- wood, W. Va.. Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta: MARCIA FRIEDLINE. R.D. 3, Box 166, Somerset, Pa., Music Education. Kappa Delta, Student Party: SHEILA S. GOLDEN, Rt. 2, Bristol, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta, Young Republicans, SAAP. SARAH LOUISE GOOD, 4205 Virginia Ave., Charleston, W. Va., Elementary Education, Alpha Xi Delta; CYN- THIA ANN GOLDSWORTHY, 35 S. Church St., Keyser, W. Va., Secondary Education, Kappa Delta Pi, Monticola Staff: RHONDA SUE GOODMAN, 104 Coughlan St.. Berkeley Springs. W. Va., Home Economics, Chi Omega; ANN GRACEY, Charles Town, Elementary Education, Gamma Phi Beta. BEBERLY GRINDLE, 15 Dent St., Elkins, W. Va., Ele- mentary Education, SNEA; BARBARA ANN GUM, 464 Hillview Dr., Morgantown. W. Va., Secondary Education, Gamma Phi Beta; SUE LEE GWINN, Box 224, Clendenin. W. Va., Family Resources: CORA L. HAMILTON, 10305 Orange Grove Dr., Tampa. Fla.. Family Resources, AWS — Open Door Series. GLENN HAMILTON, 11 Club Crest Rd., Fairmont. W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Alpha Eta, Eta Sigma Phi; CHRISTINA L. HARMAN, Box 141, Harman, W. Va., Home Economics, Phi Upsilon Omicron: NELA I. HARRIS, New Creek, W. Va., Second- ary Education, SNEA; SUE A. HAWKINS, 1151 Village Way, Fairmont, W. Va., Family Resources, Omicron Nu, Phi Upsilon Omicron. BONNIE D. HERVEY, 4 Cavalier Dr., Huntington, W. Va., Home Economics, Tri Delta, Mountainlair Decorations Committee. Homecoming Committee: PAMELA JO HIL- LEGAS, 173 Glenhorst Dr., Verona, Pa., Elementary Edu- cation: JO ANN HOLT, Box 84, Confluence, Pa., Family Resources, Alpha Delta Pi, Student Party; JENNIE HOLZ, 1517 Connell Road, Charleston, W. Va., Secondary Educa- tion, Alpha Phi. 122 GAYLE J. HORAK. 110 N. Diamond St., Mt. Pleasant, Pa.. Elementary Education, Alpha Delta Pi, Studette, AWS Committees; MAUREEN ANNE HUTCHISON, 94 Pleas- ant View Dr., Wayne. N.J., Secondary Education, Chi Omega. Phi Alpha Theta: JORENE HILTON. Charleston, W. Va.. Elementary Education, Chi Omega — Co-Social Chairman; STEPHANIE JO IVES. Rt. 1. Chestertown, Md., Elementary Education. SADIE JOHN. National Pike West. Uniontown. Pa., Home Economics, Phi Upsilon Omicron — Pres., Student Legisla- ture. Delta Delta Delta— Secretary; BETTY ANNE JONES, 225 Navajo Road, Pittsburg, Pa., Elementary Edu- cation. Pi Beta Phi — Vice-Pres., Homecoming Committee; SHARON JONES, 1302 Peacock Lane, Fairmont, W. Va., Interior Design, Delta Delta Delta; THERESA J. KAP- PEL, 7 30 Fifth St.. New Martinsville, W. Va., Speech Pathology, Alpha Phi. Sigma Alpha Eta. PATRICIA A. KEESECKER, R.F.D. 2, Box 84bb, Mar- tinsburg, W. Va., Family Resources. Chi Omega. Phi Upsi- lon Omicron. Five Most Beautiful Coeds; JEANNE ELLEN KING, 1343 North State Rt. 2. New Martinsville, W. Va., Elementary Education, Chi Omega. Lair Commit- tee; SUSAN YVONNE KLATSKIN, 106-F Northgate Apts. Cranbury. N.J.. Business Education. Sigma Tau Sigma; JEANNE ANNE LAMBERT, Box 217, Hundred. W. Va.. Secondary Education. RUTH A. LATIMOR, R.D. 2, Belle Vernon, Pa., Elemen- tary Education: MARIE LEACH, 2118 Holswade Dr.. Hunnington, W. Va., Education. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Greek Week, Glamour Style Show; BARBARA ANN LEWIS, Bo 25, Red House, W. Va.. Elementary Educa- tion. Mountaineer Christian Fellowship; JANE LINDSAY. 1901 Washington Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va.. Home Eco- nomics. Home Economics Club. LINDA L. LINK, RFD =2, Box 19, Kearneysville. W. Va., Secondary Education, Pi Beta Phi — Treasurer; ANNETTE LUCARELLI. 14 Hawthorne Ct.. Wheeling. W. Va., Fam- ily Resources: KATHY R. LYTLE, 6727 Lombardy Dr.. West Mifflin, Pa., Speech; DIANA LYNN MAGLE, Fam- ily Resources, Alpha Pi — Hostess, Angel Flight. 123 SARAH JANE HEATER, 47 South Florida St., Buckhan- non, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Orchesis; Sigma Alpha Eta; PATRICIA E. MARKWOOD, 206 Wil- lard St., Terra Alta, W. Va., History Education, Kappa Delta; BILLY H. MARSHALL, 112 Academy Court, Fay- etteville, W. Va., Secondary Education, Kappa Delta Pi, University Theatre, Cultural Committee — Co-ordinator; PEGGY LEE MATTINGLY, Box 21, Willow Island, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta. MARGARET MAY, 506 Grant St., Newell, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta; BEV- ERLY J. McCOY, 467 Main St., Oak Hill, W. Va., Sec- ondary Education, Alpha Delt a Pi, Hill Judiciary Board, Parents Weekend Steering Committee; COLLEEN E. Mc- GEE, 70 Roland Rd., Murray Hill, N.J., Family Resources, Alpha Delta Pi — Vice-Pres., Student Party, Judiciary Board; DARLENE McWREATH, 1465 Henderson Ave., Washington, Pa., Family Resources. LINDA LOUISE MILLER, 1469 Senior Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa., Math Education, Student Party; ELLA MAXINE MITCHEM, Box 85, Crumpler, W. Va., Secondary Educa- tion; NANCY JEAN MOORE, 421 James St., Bridgeport, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Ita; W. JOY MORRIS, 357 Cohasset Dr., Biology Education, Chi Omega. Dolphins. SANDRA MYERS, 1149 Beadhead Rd., Monace, Pa., Eng- lish and Business Education; PATRICIA LEE NEFF, 802 Irene Dr., Westchester, Pa., Home Economics, Chi Omega — Secretary, Sorority Week Steering Committee, Pan- hellenic Council: BONNIE JEAN NELSON, 832 Louise Ave., Morgantown, W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiol- ogy; RUBY LYNN OPACIC, 3218 Jane St., Pittsburgh, Pa., Element ary Education, Delta Delta Delta, Orchesis. ROBIN M. OWINGS, 181 Circle Dr., Fairmont. W. Va., Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta; PA- TRICIA PANARELLA, R.D. 4, Belle Vernon, Pa., Home Economics, Ski Club: KATHRYN DIANE PANTAPLUS, 381 Markin Ave., Beckley, W. Va.. Family Resources, WVU Drill Team; SHARON PAYNE, Rt. 1, Box 38. Clendenin. W. Va., Home Economics Education. 124 BARBARA PHILLIPS, 360 W. 22nd St., New York, N.Y., Home Economics, Phi Upsilon Omicron, AHEA: MOLLY JEAN PITCHER, Rt. 9, Box 312, Morgantown. W. Va.. Elementary Education: DEBORAH P. PUGH, Hacker Val- ley. W. Va.. Secondary Education; TERRIE PURPURA, 120 15th St., Wheeling, W. Va.. Secondary Education, Pi Beta Phi, Kappa Delta Pi AWS General Council. ELAINE QUATTRO, 956 Hickory Grade Rd., Bridgeville, Pa., Home Economics, Phi Upsilon Omicron: MARY ANN RAFTER, 110 Howard St.. Westernport. Md.. Speech Pathology and Audiology, Sigma Alpha Eta; JEANNE RAM ME. 200 Surfview Dr., Pacific Palisades, Calif., Com- merce Education, Alpha Delta Pi, Kappa Delta Pi; LINDA SUE RAWE, 783 Fifth St., New Martinsville, W. Va., Family Resources, Student Party. DALE A. RAWLINGS, 138 Chestnut St., Keyser, W. Va., Vocational Rehabilitation Counseling, Pi Kappa Alpha, WVU NRCA; SUSAN M. REILLY, 614 Marshall St., Mc- Mechen. W. Va., Library Science; TERRY MARIE REEVES, Box G, Westernport, Md., Elementary Educa- tion; LINDA M. RICHARDSON. Box 5326 Cresaptown, Md., Family Resources, Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron Nu, ACEI. PHYLLIS FAYE RIFE, Box 23, Spelter, W. Va., Family Resources; NANCY KAY ROBINETT, 138 Crisswill Rd. St. Clairsville, Ohio, Dietetics; JACQUELYN E. RAUSH 324 Hancock Ave., Vandergrift, Pa., Elementary Education Delta Gamma — Rush Chairman, Angel Flight, ACP Dele gate; ROGER PAUL SCHWAB, 507 Mars St., Johnstown Pa., Secondary Education, Phi Alpha Theta, Young Repub licans. KATHY SEAVER, 1512 N. Walker St., Princeton, W. Va., Speech Therapy. Legislature, Forum Committee, Faculty Senate Representative; MARGARET ANN SCOTT, Rt. 6, Box 545-A, Charleston, W. Va., Elementary Education, In- tervarsity Christian Fellowship, YWCA; RHODA CAR- ROLL SHAW. 2616 Lincoln St., Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., Speech, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Public Relations Commit- tee, Greek Week Steering Committee; ANNE SHEA, 137 Mayer Dr., Pittsburgh 37, Pa., Elementary Education. 125 ROBERT H. SIGLER, JR., 13 Woodmere Rd., West Cald- well, N.J., Secondary Education, Alpha Phi Omega; JOYCE SUE SKINNER, 958 28th St., Parkersburg, W.Va., Elementary Education, Delta Gamma; BEVERLY A. SMITH, 284 South River Ave., Weston, W.Va.. Secondary Education, Young Republicans; PATRICA A. SMITH, 7215 McCurdy Place. Ben Avon, Pittsburg, Pa., Family Resources, Alpha Delta Pi. ANN SPENCER, Box 551, Hamlin. W.Va., Home Eco- nomics Education: MARY LOU SPRING, Great Cacapon, W.Va., Family Resources; VIRGINIA ELLEN STONE, 533 Ridgewood Rd.. Huntington, W.Va., Home Economics with Art emphasis, Alpha Xi Delta, Pershing Rifles, Moun- tainettes; KAREN LYNNE SURATT, 2940 Winters Rd., Huntington, W.Va., Secondary Education — English and French, Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Delta Pi, University Fine Arts Committee. VICTORIA ANN TARANTINO, 101 Ashcraft Court, Clarksburg, W.Va., Secondary Education, Mountainlair Committee, Student Education Association, Dorm Activities Committee; THOMAS J. TARWOSKY, 3922 Brightway, Weirton, W.Va., Secondary Education, Young Democrats; PAMELA SUE THACKER. 212 Queen St., Beckley, W.Va., Home Economics, Delta Delta Delta, 10 Best- Dressed 1969-70; CAROL Q. TISSUE, 612 Edgehill Dr.. St. Albans, W.Va., Secondary Education — Social Studies, Delta Gamma. Student Party, Mountainlair Special Events Committee — Pres. LINDA TRES1NO, 2423 Momingside Ave., Parkersburg, W.Va., Delta Tau Delta Sweetheart (1968); CAROLYN TROUT, 2807 Dudley Ave.. Parkersburg, W.Va., Elemen- tary Education, Treasurer of The Hill; MARY LOU WALKER, 1308 7th Ave., Charleston, W.Va., Elementary Education, Tournaments Games Committee; SHERRY LYNN WARNER, Alma, W.Va., Secondary Education- Science, Y.W.C.A. SUSAN LYNN WEIKLE, Box 236, Alderson, W.Va., Ele- mentary Education, Y.W.C.A.; MRS. PATRICIA W. WIL- LIAMS; Nrao, Green Bank. W.Va.. Elementary Education; PRESTON G. WHITE, JR., Box 8, Hillsboro, W.Va.. Speech Pathology Audiology Sigma Alpha Eta; BARBARA A. WHITING. 301 East Main St.. Glenville, W.Va., Speech Therapy. MARY FLORENCE WILSON, New York, Family Re- sources, Kappa Kappa Gamma, SAAP; PATRICIA ANN WOLFE. 101 Fairway St., Weirton, W.Va., Elementary Ed- ucation; CAROL JEAN WOODSON. RD. 1, Box 337. Belle Vernon, Pa., Elementary Education; JOANNE M. YURIK, 640 Shirls Ave.. Washington, Pa., Family Re- sources. 126 Zeta Phi Eta ALPHA RHO CHAPTER OF NATIONAL SPEECH HONORARY— FIRST ROW: Beverly Wilcox, Vice President: Linda Snodgrass, President; Beverly Liston, Projects Chairman. SEC- OND ROW: Martha Hollen, Cathy Chinowith, Dee Rhodes, Lu Jones, Donna Corbin, Cindy Phillips, Linda Edison, Glenna Hamilton, Nancy Williams, Judy King. THIRD ROW: Margie Hulbert. Barbara Shelosky, Brenda Nichols, Lynn Wilson, Linda Gray. Carol Wilson. Angela Pizztella. 127 ' [ , i 128 PROFESSIONAL HOME ECONOMICS HONORARY— FIRST ROW: Debbie Frye Burner, Corresponding Secretary; Suzy Johnson, Barbara Phillips, Sadie John, President; Camille Bartman, Cheryl Cooper. SECOND ROW: Sarah Dunn Fisher. Vice President— Projects; Sue Hawkins. Recording Secretary; Linda Hammack, Chaplain; Linda Richardson, Vice President — Projects; Becky Byrant, Candle Reporter, Elaine Quattro, Historian. THIRD ROW: Pat Shulz, Kathy Butcher, Donna Coughlin, Connie Scott, Judith Lurowski, Susan Gwinn, Bertha Coplin, Megan Evans, Linda Newcome, Carol Dawson, Candy Clark, Fran Lyman, Connie Gate- house, Janet Martin, Judy Casto, Diane Shutts, Elaine Zanburg. Nancy Milligan, Susan Skaggs. Phi Epsilon Omicron 129 School of Journalism Guy H. Stewart Dean of the School of Journalism 130 Rfawa ntuUw piri 131 JOURNALISM HONORARY FOR MEN— FIRST ROW: Chris Brisbane, Theresa Miller, Jan Fliess. SECOND ROW: Professor Paul A. Atkins, Advisor; William Tierman, President: Dave Thompson, George Hohmann. 132 ANTHONY JOSEPH BONIDY. 246 McCargo St.. New Kensington, Pa., Journalism, Delta Tau Delta, Alpha Delta Sigma, PRSSA; SHIRLEY FISHER, 115 7th St., Young- wood, Pa.. Journalism, Alpha Phi, Theta Sigma Phi. Public Relation Student Society of America; DAVID B. FLEM- ING. Box 5235, Vienna, W.Va., Journalism. Beta Theta Pi. Fi Batar Cappar. Golf Team; PAULA HARMAN, Box 383, Franklin, W.Va., Journalism Education, 4-H Club, Young Republicans, Activities Board — Hill. F. BARRY HILLARD, 118 N. Lafayette Ave., Ventnor, New Jersey, Journalism (Broadcast), Chi Phi, Intramural Bowling; THOMAS W. KUGLE, 41 Center Dr., Camp Hill, Pa.. Advertising, Delta Tau Delta. Alpha Delta Sigma; PATRICIA ANN LAWRENCE, 535 Elwell Ave.. West Mifflin. Pa.. Journalism: JOYCE McCONIKAY, 3504 Staunton Ave., Charleston, W.Va., Radio and Television, Mountainette Drill Team. Woman ' s Week Committee. MICHAEL L. METZ, 8520 Moody Road, Louisville, Ky„ Journalism, Delta Tau Delta, Alpha Delta Sigma; TOM A. ORNDORFF, 206 Battle St., Vienna, W.Va.. Journalism, Intramurals, Sports Editor (DA), Sigma Delta Chi: JULI- ANNE SHEDD, 125 Ledgewood Dr.. Rochester. N.Y.; Public Relations. PRSSA, AWS Committee, Student Ad- ministration (PR); KAREN SUE SNIDER, Kopperston, W.Va., Journalism, YWCA, Student Party. SUSAN STAGGERS, New Creek Dr., Keyser, W.Va., Pub- lic Relations, Editor of Monticola; SALLY WRIGHT STEPTOE. Showers Lane, Martinsburg, W.Va., Advertising, Vice-President of Sr. Class, Delta Gamma, Angel Flight; SALLY LANE ULLUM, 508 South Fort Dr., Charleston, W.Va., Journalism, Alpha Delta Pi, Theta Sigma Phi, DA Staff Reporter; BARBARA WICKLINE, Rt. 3, Box 145. Belington, W.Va., Journalism, Daily Athenaeum, Student Administration Public Relations Co-ordinator. Delta Delta Delta — Scholarship Chairman. 133 Medicine as fe Clark K. Sleeth Dean of the School of Medicine 134 Dentristry W. Robert Biddington Dean of the School of Dentistry DANIEL LOUIS DeMARCO, 1303 Buckeys St., Connells- ville. Pa.. Pie-Dental, Phi Sigma Kappa. Fi Batar Capper; JOHN WILLIAM FOSTER, 37 Shaffer St., Sykesville, Pa., Pre-Dental; RONALD J. HAGGERTY, P.O. 117, Keyser, W.Va.. Pre-Dental. EDWARD BURD LAFFERTY. Box 116. Elizabeth, Pa. Pre-Dental; G. LEE SCHAFER, 658 S. Edge Park Dr.. Haddonfield, N.J., Pre-Dental. dikmA 135 Dental Hygiene v JANE MORRIS BAKER, 600 Oakhurst Ave.. Bluefield. W.Va., Denial Hygiene, Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. JANE ELLEN BOYLES. Route 6, Caldwell. Ohio. Dental Hygien-, Kappa Delta; MARY DIANE DALZOT, 1257 Sabraton Ave.. Morgantoun. W.Va., Dental Hygiene, Delta Delta, Delta, Junior American Dental Hygienists ' Associa- tion; M. SUZANNE HAMIL. Box 152-A RD 2, Monte Vista. Colorado. Dental Hygiene, Commander of Angel Flight. Junior American Dental Hygienists ' Association; MARILYN SUE McINTYRE. 971 Noland Drive. Hagers- town, Md„ Dental Hygiene. Alpha Delta Pi — Pres.. Junior American Dental Hygienists ' Association. PATRICIA LEE MILLER. 101 Johnston St.. Beckley. W.Va., Dental Hygiene, Junior American Dental Hygienists ' Associa- tion; GEORGIA ANN MORELAND, 7604 Allman Drive, Annondale. Va„ Dental Hygiene. YWCA. Junior American Dental Hygienists ' Association; SHERRY MULLIS, 14700 Claude Lane, Silver Springs. Md., Dental Hygiene. Junior American Dental Hygienists ' Association; JO ANN WAR- CHOLIC, 5 Clarion St.. Oil City, Pa„ Dental Hygiene. Junior American Dental Hygienists ' Association — Historian. Alpha Phi — Rec. Sec. ■ II 136 Junior American Dental Hygienist ' s Association Carol Given, Barbara Vargo, Nancy Tannen. Joan Johnson. Kathy Johnson, Mary Jane Copley. Mary Elizabeth Fauquier. Victoria Woodburn, Pat Miller. Karen Zimmerman. Connie Wright, Nancy Coleman. Elaine Turner, Debbie Scott, Sherry Mullis, Debbie McMillan. Joan Lewis. FIRST ROW: Jane Hammer. Mary Lynn Bogard, Nancy Amick, Marsha Dunn, Diane Per- kille. Sherry McCann, Karen Mattox, Lorraine Battistoxie. Debbie Jones. SECOND ROW: Janet Young. Toni DeBaise. Rosemary Grarascit. Sue Price. Tabondra Ashbee, Jo Cowan. Suzanne Hamil, Pam McMahon. Patti Lausch. THIRD ROW: Barbara Rosinski, Mrs. Mar- garet Puderbaugh. Diane Collis. Jane Boyles. 137 Medical Technology Alpha Delta Theta 138 KAREN S. ARBOGAST. 947 Maple Dr.. Morgantown. W.Va.. Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta: CAROL BABCOCK. 24 Outlook Rd., Fairmont. W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Xi Delta — Panhellenic Delegate. Alpha Delta Theta; MARY KAY BELOTA, 1235 Peacock Lane. Fairmont, W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Xi Delta. Mortar Board, Student Leadership Committee (coordinator): HELEN MARIE BROOKS. 913 Lincoln St.. Mullens. W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta. PAULA H. CLARKSON. Cass. W.Va.. Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta; JOYCE L. COMPTON, Rt. 1. Inde- pendence, W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta; GAIL PAULETTE FRANKLIN. 1521 Fourth St., Mounds- ville, W.Va.. Medical Technology . Alpha Delta Theta; AN- DREA LYN MARSH, 3611 Prince William Dr.. Fairfax. Va.. Medical Technology. Gamma Phi Beta. E. LETITIA MASSEY. Sand Fork. W.Va.. Medical Tech- nology, Alpha Delta Theta; ELRESSA MILLER, 527 Kana- wha Ave., Rainelle. W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta; SUSAN K. ORR, 5050 Orr Road. Murrysville. Pa.. Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta; JOHN P. PE- TRELLA, 2310 Main Street. Wellsburg. W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Xi Delta — Treasurer. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Mountainlair Fine Arts. JULIE ANN RANDOLPH, Box 371, Glenville, W.Va., Med- ical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta; FRED A. SIMPSON, JR., RD. 6, Box 214, Washington, Pa.. Medical Technology: SHARON SNYDER. 1213 Augusta St., Bluefield, W.Va., Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta; SHARON KAYE STUTLER, Box 162, Eleanor, W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta — Sec. MARSHA LYNN VALERI. Box 97, Coalwood, W.Va., Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta. Alpha Xi Delta; NANCY KENNEDY VANVOORHIS. 124 Lorentz Ave.. Morgantown, W.Va.. Medical Technology, Alpha Xi Delta, Angel Flight. Helen of Troy Runner-Up of 1968; JOAN S. WALKUP. Box 697. Leslie, W.Va.. Medical Technology. Alpha Delta Theta: PAUL J. WEIMER, 16 Oak Street. Fair- chance. Pa.. Medical Technology. SUSAN M. WELLS, 18 South Locust Ave., Marlton, N.J. Medical Technology, Alpha Delta Theta. 139 School of Nursing Lorita Jenab Dean of the School of Nursing 140 MARGERY A. BOYD. 115 Highland Road, Penn Hills, Pa.. Nursing, Student Nurses Association — Pres., Mountaineer Christian Fellowship; ANDREA DOROTHY BURDGE. 12 Wynding Way. Rockaway, N.J., Nursing, S.N. A., Delta Delta Delta; VIRGINIA N. BURKE, P.O. Box 1149, Elkins. W.Va., Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau, Chi Omega — Vice Pres., Student Body Organization of School of Nursing — Pres.; LINDA KAY CLARK, 801 Helene St.. St. Albans, W.Va., Nursing. Alpha Xi Delta, Student Legislature, Angel Flight. JEAN CULLEY. 10 Lovell Dr.. Charleston, W.Va., Nursing. Alpha Phi. Student Nurses Association; JOAN M. CULLEY, 10 Lovell Dr., Charleston, W.Va., Nursing. Sigma Theta Ta u, Alpha Phi, Senior Class— Sec.-Treas.; STEPHANIE T. DOXANAS, 37 Bangert Ave., Perry Hall, Md„ Nursing. Chi Omega, S.N. A., Study Academic Forum Committee; CAROL L. FARNSWORTH, 242 Park Ave., Park Ridge, N.J., Nursing, Alpha Phi, Student Legislature. JANICE KATHERINE FRIEND. 659 Maple Ave., Grafton. W.Va., Nursing: BRENDA JEAN LOMBARDO, Box 488, Kimball, W.Va., Nursing, National Student Nurses Associa- tion; PEGGY ANN KARNAS MAJOR, 751 Wells St.. Morgantown, W.Va., Nursing; HELEN SUE NORTON. 401 Wills Road. Connellsville. Pa., Nursing, Alpha Phi — Admin- istrative Assistant. GRETA SMITH, 3008 McKinley St., Washington, D.C., Nursing, President of Senior Class; ELIZABETH L. SNY- DER, RD. 1, Slippery Rock, Pa., Nursing. Sigma Theta Tau ALPHA RHO CHAPTER OF NATIONAL NURSING HONORARY— FIRST ROW; Joyce Mycaff, Jean Culley. Guynell McKinney, Clara Long, Advisor: Rhonda Michles, President; Wendy Brand, Robin Core, Rosemary Valentine. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Toambs. Lorita Jenab. Dean of the School of Nursing: Patricia Williams, Barbara Haas. Arlene McCormick. Diane Hunt, Laura Martin. Gearlean Slack. 141 Raphael O. Bachmann Dean of the School of Pharmacy 142 EVIE PAKAS. 215 North Queen St.. Martinsburg. W.Va., Rho Chi — Pres.. Mortar Board. Lambda Kappa Sigma; RALPH E. SIGMAN, JR., 316 Redwood Dr.. Charleston, W.Va., Pharmacy, Alpha Phi Omega. Student Pharmaceuti- cal Association. Lambda Kappa Sigma NATIONAL HONORARY FOR WOMEN IN PHARMACY— ON FLOOR: Diane Mearns. Patricia Haves. Evie Pakas. SEATED: Janet Quinn. Nancy Cheuvront. Catherine Morrison. Recording Secretary: Juliana Brown, Sue Higgins, President: Carol Meadows, Michelle Monezis, Carolyn Riffee. STANDING: Carmen Donofrio, Sharon Eagloski. Lana Cox, Re- becca Asher. Mary Kay Crowgey, Corresponding Secretary: Emilene Palmer. Katherine Muse. Vice President: Harriet Harris, Sandra Kettlewell. Ann Freeman, Christine Stevenson, Abigail Stephenson. Linda Mamone, Sharon Burnette. Patricia Fox, Irma Matheny. Catherine Chay- ben, Elizabeth Snyder, Linda Hatfield. Treasurer. C. Peter Yost Dean of Physical Education 144 Physical Education RICHARD P. BOBROWSKI. 294 Morningside Terrace, Teaneck, N.J., Recreation, Recreation Club, Forestry Club, Resident Assistant; JOSEPH M. BOSWELL. 712 W.Va. Ave., Morgantown. W.Va.. Physical Education. Kappa Sigma: MARILYN BRITVEC. 75 Christy St., Morgantown, W.Va., Physical Education. Orchesis— Pres.; R. WAYNE BROOKS. 1393 Scott Blvd.. Decatur Ga.. Physical Educa- tion. Football. Sigma Nu. Fi Batar Cappar. ROSCOE L. COLE II, 560 Center St.. Weston. W.Va.. Physical Education: TERRY JANE CUTTLE. Box 214. Palestine. W.Va.. Physical Education; MIRIAM KAY CUR- TIS. 205 Park Blvd.. Clarksburg. W.Va.. Physical Education. Alpha Delta Pi; GLENN O. DACTON. JR., Rt. 3. Box 285, Morgantown. W.Pa.. Physical Education. Lambda Chi Alpha. Intramural Manager. 145 PATTY L. DILLS, 193 W. Main St., Uniontown, Pa., Phys- ical Education, Majors Club, Alpha Delta Pi, Studette; MICHELLE GERMAN DUNN, 60c Kensington Ave., Uniontown, Pa., Physical Education, Alpha Delta Pi, Or- chesis, PE Majors Club; REBECCA H. GOFF, 408 Mel- vina St., Summersville, W. Va., Physical Education, Kappa Delta; SUELLEN HEADLEE, Shepherd Grade Road, Shepherdstown, W. Va., Pre-Physical Therapy, Fencing Club — Pres. MICHAEL JOSEPH KUTCHMAN, 406 Jerome Ave., Jer- ome, Pa., Recreation, Professional Recreation Society; RE- BECCA MARIE LEE, 810 Matson Place, Cincinnati, Ohio, Recreation; STEPHEN H. PENDRY. Box 224 Matheny, W. Va., Physical Education, Academic Study Forum; CHARLOTTE MARY PR1TZ, R.D. 1, Box 234, Mason- town, Pa., Physical Education, Majors Club. SUSAN SANTILLO, 202 Barbera Dr., McKees Rocks, Pa., Physical Education, Majors Club; LINDA LU SIMMONS, 207 Eln Ave.. Moundsville, W. Va., Physical Education, Majors Club; L. DIANE (DOT) STUART, 713 James St., Bridgeport, W. Va., Physical Education, Delta Gamma, Co- head Cheerleader, Miss Menticola — Runner-up; REGIS TUROCY, 429 Ganlet Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa., Physical Educa- tion, Kappa Sigma, Academic Study Committee — Chair- man. WILLIAM N. VAGNONI, 194 N. 24th St., Weirton, W. Va., Recreation, Beta Theta Pi, Program Board, Tourna- ments and Games Committee — Chairman; LINDA J. WINTERS, Eglon, W. Va., Recreation, 4-H Club, Profes- sional Recreation Society; SUSAN PATRICIA WOLFE, Corriganville, Md., Physical Education; DICK L. YOUNG, R.D. 1, West Winfield. N.Y., Physical Education, Fresh- man Football. Intramurals. NANCY ZAK, 113 N. 21 St., Weirton, W. Va., Physical Education. 146 School of Mines Law 147 V ' - A, 150 151 VGLY MANl 152 154 155 156  - ;£ £. ■ ' • 158 ill 1 If flKHn M . A - 1 ▼■ ittifl B tf| ' ' k H M tt f K ■ 1 1 Hl 1 k 1 E 9 K 1 i ri l i wf - c b A B lr it fcsL s3 159 1 ■  ■ n l n fc ll h ij t jL -jmiMi 11  ■ ■■■■ — — 5 ft ' Msfll ■ L4l jp« , d£fe£ 9V LAjfl | mLaj r Hulk ' ■ i , - a af «■ •. ]£■;; 160 PANHELLENIC— FIRST ROW: Vicki Vesely, Valerie Dawson, Mary Jo Swoyer, Sue Frie- bertshauser, Katie Rice. SECOND ROW: Kay Bonasso, Marcia Kelly, Marilyn Shandor, Pat Neff, Becky Ferracio, Anna Kaye Ott. Panhellenic OFFICERS — Marcia Kelly, Secretary; Anna Kaye Ott, Presi- dent; Becky Ferracio, Vice President 161 ■ ■ H Originality and effectiveness are qualities especially valuable in a yearbook. This year the Greek section pictures were judged on their originality and effectiveness by the yearbook staff. Chi Phi fraternity, pictured here captured the honors. ' . ■■ ■ i f;. ' ■ .• , Bem MOKCM ' ' .■ . v - :. ' f. ■ -:■ , Bn BS . ' , ■■ ■ 1 1 1  ' f ■ - ■ ' I ' ; ' • ' • iV ' ' ■ ' HE3H H ' Ai-BH 3 B V HS BI5 w m m iv.o; ■ « ' ■ ■ ■ I ■ Z- m ■■., ' m m B. «%;; I ■ I I • .-.• ; ; ■ ■ ! ! 1 1 ■ .-. ' -•. ?. .■■f. ' ?,.-i ;vr ■ • m ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■: - H ■ M H ■ - ..i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ SOTS flL ■ t- ' , ; .v ' ' : ■ .. %vv H ' Sit-in ' staged on High Street About 30 young people staged some sort of sit-in on Hi T h Street yesterday afternoon, but police last night said no details were available It was reported the demonstrators ' ' , many of thorn carrying chairs, staged a sit-in ' near Pleasant Street There were indications the demonstration was staged for the benefit of a camerman, source unknown. One person reportedly was arrested in the demonstration, but police had no details . % : 163 164 Chi Phi 1. Jack Wilson 2. Dave Butler 3. Jon Hall 4. Ed Boyd Secretary 5. Jim McMullen 6. Jerry Kranak Vice-President 7. Denny Riggleman Rush Chairman 8. Chuck Roberts Treasurer 9. John Mongiello 10. Tim Ringler 11. Charlie Willard 12. Butch Dunbar 13. A. R. Yost 14. Stan Tennant 15. Ed Pierson 16. Phil Antonucci 17. Rick Willis 18. Scott Parker 19. Ray Schulz 20. Blinker Allemong 21. Dave Nicholas 22. George Preikszaitis 23. Scott Rizzo 24. Barry Hilliard 25. Wamie Crossie 26. Jim Crum NOT PICTURED Robert Thomas Ed Greenwald Bruce Morgan Ed Kaminski 9k. 165 1. Garrett Ford 2. David Snell 3. Mike Hise 4. Oscar Patrick 5. Ronald Wilkerson 6. Charles Blue 7. B. C. Williams 8. Rick Martin 9. Carl Crennel 10. James Braxton 1 1. Reggie Williams 12. Rodrick Roberson 13. Russell Bloom 14. Pete Wood Kappa Alpha Psi 166 Alpha Gamma Rho 1. Vance Alvis 2. Larry Ware 3. Bob Pitts 4. Danny Bryan President 5. Mike Jackson 6. Scott Speedy 7. Bill Woodland 8. Dave English 9. Dick Rood 10. Larry Moore 11. Bob Cjeek 12. Bud Miller 13. John Perdue 14. David Frances 15. Larry Burd 16. Steve Hershfield 17. William Wilson 18. Jim English 19. Denny Ross NOT PICTURED Larry Shaffer Johnny Saunders Harry Huff Steve Hunter Bob Drylie Bill Hebb Steve Quesenberry Estil Hughes Bill Dawson Earl Post 167 Alpha Delta Pi 1. Diane Decker 2. Susan Cunningham 3. Joel Roeheus 4. Wilma Marlow 5. Karen Ruscello 6. Vicki Veseley 7. Jeannie Lucas 8. Judi Evans 9. Mary Polansky 10. Sue Huff 11. Alice McClung 12. Kay Bonasso 13. Jenny Niehaus 14. Carm Wallace 15. Jeanne Ramme 16. Colleen McGee Vice-President 17. Diana Edens 18. Stephanie Yoke 19. Mary Webster Treasurer 20. Linda Winter 21. Mary Lynn Cocco 22. Wendy Branney 23. Marsha Wolman 24. Sherry Umina 25. Sharon Givens House President NOT PICTURED Pat Smith Gayle Horak Kathy McGee Linda Spangler Ginny Myers Betsy Randall Chirpy Simmons Maggie Grimmet Patty Dills Mary Ellen Neimer Sally Ullum Maureen Strauss Sue Mclntyre President Sue Hardin Pam Potts Randi Civitillo Patty Pepetti Suzanne Glover Alice Thornhill Sue Witt Jane Feather Jo Ann Holt Kay Curtis Diane Shamburger Colleen Morris Susie Cathington 168 1 -flHB s w A W i Zi .,ih V- •■- L i 1 J |Hfes BSt 1 IIIh J . 1. Ellen Gibson 2 Suzanne Jackson 3 Karen Mullens 4 Kris Sales 5 Audray Lipsy 6 Donna Harms 7 Carolyn Given 8 Ginny Scyphers y Karen Everett 10 Deanie Stone n Martha Fulks 12 Mary Kay Droullard 13 Jane Roller 14 Pam Harless 15 Pauls D ' Andrea 16 Dottie DeMark 17 Karen Schoonover 18 Jennifer Damous 19 Susan McClung Pledge Trainer 20 Barbara Puskarich 21 Sally Lester 22 Linda Clark Recording Secretary 23 Kathy Folen 24 Sherry Eades 25 Lee Halkovich 170 . .-r- ■.•■■if; m -.- y Pf i 26. Rosemary Guarascio 27. Nancy Cannon 28. Lesa Maloney 29. Lynn Ivery Membership Chairman 30. Linda Howell 31. Barbara Manilla 32. Corleen Barker 33. Helen Dickie 34. Jennifer Smith 35. Kay Moore 36. Sally Bowser 37. JoAnn Alger 38. Nancy Cox 39. Barbara Buttorff 40. Sue Engstrom 41. Mary Kay Belota Vice-President 42. Nancy Davisson 43. Suzanne Hartman 44. Linda Kindleberger 45. Sue Bowser 46. Kathy McCall 47. Kindsey Sharp 48. Donna Kerr 49. Cindy Wege 50. Patti Lausch NOT PICTURED Carol Babcock Carol Beneke Jackie Bennett Sarah Good Emily Goodykoontz Marsha Hall Carol Kulina Carolyn Martino President Joan Petrella Treasurer Angela Pizatella Corresponding Secretary Stacey Schmidt Monica Schroeder Jennifer Jo Smith Karen Stepko Marsha Valeri Sue Wege Marsha Young Alpha Xi Delta 171 rwwvH 1. Joann Warcholic 2. Patty Rodnok 3. Mary Lou Christina 4. Nita Hughart 5. Becky Rumble 6. Beth Thorn 7. Susan McConnell 8. Patty Russel 9. Shirley Nasser 10. Margaret Masterlerz 1 1 . Shelley Simon 12. Michele Morgan 13. Janelle Schierling 14. Jane Brand 15. Mary Beth Dickson 16. Kathy Petranek 17. Patricia Wehner 18. Nancy Clevenger 19. Joann Eros 20. Jean Hensel 21. Resa Kappel 22. Fran Willard 172 u : 23. Vicki Tate NOT PICTURED 24. Debbie Rose Mary Margaret Murrill 25. Linda Metz Patty Hayes 26. Sue Grundy Shirley Fisher 27. Phyllis Maruca Sue Norton 28. Anita Loos Barbara Roush 29. Kati Rice Sue McCarthy 30. Lynn Hill Diane Mayle 3 1 . Sue Cochran Janet Legg 32. Kati Mathison Jennie Holz 33. Ann Michael Ann Ghiz 34. Olga Frontino Judy Bucklew 35. Sherry Simon Donna Longdon 36. Barb Williams Jean Culley 37. Karen Goldsmith Joan Culley 38. Susan Street 39. Marsha Leezer 40. Kathy Kadar 41. Ann Singer 42. Barb Avey 43. Kathy Spitzer 44. Patty Schultz 45. Kay Evans 46. Lorena Battistine Alpha 173 Vr 1. Bill Raney 2. Joe Luchini 3. Joe BuSa 4. Dave Percynski 5. Ron Potesta 6. Tim Bandi 7. Steve Archer 8. Tom Lynch 9. Sam Ellis 10. Tom Nestor 11. Sam McPherson 12. Bob Frum 13. Brad Hammer 14. Matt Wender 15. Perry Lacaria 16. Bill Vagnoni 17. Russ Parsons 18. Terry Corbit 19. Danny Cassis 20. Vic Mow tchan 21. Ken Vensel 22. Jim Mavroleon 23. Tom Falherty 24. Jerry Nestor 25. Frank Cordavano 26. Mike Holt 27. Rich Mann 28. Duke Duncan 29. Nelson Kalkruth 174 30. Barry Fitz 57. Jim Mazza 3 1 . John Wurtzbacher 58. John Wilhoit 32. John Nestor 59. Greg Kelly 33. Jack Pearce 60. John Chaddok 34. Gary Park 61. Ernie Lewis 35. Mike Fahey 62. Don Sensabaugh 36. Jack Hammond 63. Tom Dickie 37. Dave Denning 64. Tom Rulick 38. Ken Lenihan 65. Mike Bohan 39. Robbie Robinson 66. Art Green 40. Vince Manzi 67. Jackie Gleason 41. Paul Freeland 68. Greg Smith 42. Perry Miller 69. Ron Benovitz 43. Ed Hill 70. Gary Hagerty 44. Ray Howel 71. Kim Moore 45. Mike Luchini 72. Joe Hughes 46. Don Hagan 73. Ron Legan 47. Mike Herron 74. Tom Troia 48. Chuck Cunninghan 75. Dave McCarus 49. Butch Rolfe 50. Sam Cipoletti 51. Bill Hendricks 52. Buzz Hendricks 53. John Mani 54. Dave Fetter 55. Greg Church 56. Al Hawkins Beta Theta Pi 175 m jjfv MHU 1 . Linda Hidalgo 17. Connie Coleman Treasurer 18. Cathy George 2. Ellen Boddie 19. Betsy Hupp Pledge Trainer 20. Pat Keseeker 3. Jo Ellen Stewart 21. Rhonda Goodman 4. Barb Shelosky 22. Katie Muffly 5. Pat Neff 23. Kathy McConnell Secretary 24. Kathy Kartagener 6. Rita Roman 25. Sarah Murphy 7. Cathy Montgomery 26. Pauls Wheatley 8. Pam Carr 27. Becky Gibson President 28. Nancy McClung 9. Jayne Klebe 29. Jill Sutherland 10. Ruthie Drinkard 30. Joey Hilton 11. Becky Bordon 31. Becky Bruce 12. Pam McCathren 32. Margaret Ehrgott 13. Linda Mamone 33. Sue Friebertshauser 14. Chris Morford 34. Anne Hooff 15. Beth Spencer 35. Lois Fitzsimmons 16. Katie Cottrill 36. Karen Burke 176 37. Brenda Shepherd 38. Mollie Talbott 39. Jean Alice James 40. Penny Gill 41. Jan Fliess 42. Susan Daugherty 43. Debbie Pyles 44. Susie Campbell 45. Nancy Swart 46. Sallie Wilson 47. Joy Morris 48. Nancy Vial 49. Lois Burke 50. Cathy Hall 5 1 . Debbie Heyman 52. Gail Poling 53. Susan Wassmer rd NOT PICTURED Sarabeth Goodwin les Ginger Burke Barb Smith Maureen Hutchinson :ty Jeanne King Stephanie Dozanas 1 Jayne Constantine Barb Cowen Judy Jordan Susan Davidson Bonnie Marks Peggy Clopham Bindy Carr in Betsy Painter Liz Spalding Becky Allen Patty Mennillo Karen Pollock Mary Laughlin Rhonda Kelly Sandy Dailer Chi Omega 177 i lb JL CHkx 1 ■mi ?• — i AN : , LS nr B ' r9 M inn P ■A - YOU rd 5 .; Pi i p i n f ' 1 % T L i  y • ■ B . t 3a !? ) i V J! iw i i 11 £ Gamma Phi Beta 1. Carolyn Vick 22. Madelyn Mahanes 2. Cheryl Hill 23. Beth Anderson 3. Anna Faye Ott 24. Madonna Mayse 4. Pam McMahon. 25. Barbara VandeLinde Vice-President 26. Kathy Beard 5. Francie Robey 27. Karen Surratt, 6. A. J. Markley Secretary 7. Brenda Scott 28. Mary Beth Krasevec 8. Mary Humphreys, 29. Donna Gilson Treasurer 30. Susan Holt 9. Gail Eror 31. Shelia Travis 10. Mary Lou Mihalich 32. Linda Thompson 11. Miss Bailey, 33. Ann Benson Housemother 34. Mikki Williamson 12. Sue Ann Pauley President 13. Gloria Stackpole 35. Barbara Marsh 14. Carline Geisel 36. Carol Weir 15. Ann Gracey 16. Donna Barton 17. Andi DiBello 18. Karen Duxberry 19. Susan Steiding 20. Holly Ashley 21. Ginna Puzzuoli NOT PICTURED Stephanie Wotring Sue Malik 179 1 E v 1 J FT ' ■ ' I I Y JW ' 1 E fct M l ift i w .. ' ■ ' - •A ' ' - ' , ' , v W $ l, r 1 . Kathy Seaver 2. Susan Marsh 3. Sue Marchelon 4. Jeanne Claro 5. Christy Wildman 6. Cathy Chattaway President 7. Joanne Overholt 8. Anne Vincent 9. Nancy Williams 10. Sue Stanger 11. Sara McEnney 12. Sandy Guiliani 13. Arabel Hatfield 14. Pam Thacker 15. Beth Ann Howard 16. Sadie John 17. Elaine Zaburynski 18. Jane McCullough Treasurer 19. Stephanie Twasdoski 20. Judy Reilly 21. Andi Burdge 180 ■ sfLil « Sf £ -. .• = : •1 22. Linda Bonasso 23. Cindy Lewis 24. Carolyn Dann 25. Charlotte Rose 26. Sandy Wilt 27. Pat Christopher 28. Judy Valentine Recording Secretary 29. Vicki Rittenhouse 30. Michele Joseph 3 1 . Rub y Opacic 32. Jane Roland 33. Mary Magdy 34. Karen Karth 35. Bev Dawson 36. Chris Cherry NOT PICTURED Stephanie Aucremanne Nancy Crichton Dianne Dalzot Lois Flannery Marsha George Debbie Golden Marti Hamilton Bonnie Hervey Vice-President Margie Hurlbut Marcia Kelly Susan Killeen Mari McClintock Jenny Neely Roxanne Powers Debbie Scales Marilyn Shandor Meredith Sturm Mona Thomas Barb Wickline Jenny Boyce Linda Connor Sue Amiri Barb Bonor Louise Gray Donna Seachman Sharon Burrell Pam Hartley Delta Delta Delta 181 1. Susie Thomas 2. Althea Rutherford 3. Debbie Weith 4. Mary Kay Corum 5.Gus 6. Ann Kisinger 7. Betsy Rogers 8. Sally Rodin 9. Penny Baker 10. Joyce Skinner 11. Anita Miller 12. Marcia Heald 13. Janet Jurgens 14. Margaret Howard 15. Ann Hynes 16. Debbie Rogers 17. Mary Margaret Baliker 18. Jeannie Pahl 19. Mary Jo Swoyer 20. Jeannie Ward 21. Debbie Greco 22. Joan Marra 23. Christy Froehlich 24. Gogi Morris 25. Kathy Ralston 182 %iifek ■Hi 26. Jo Ann Audio 27. Debbie Turner 28. Meg Baughman 29. Mary Beth Garvin 30. Linda Fisher 31. Carol Post 32. Barb Bonsall 33. Susie Dudics 34. Ann Vargo 35. Jan Cook 36. Mary Beth Harshbarger 37. Diane Slussar 38. Jeannie Warman 39. Lynanne Butcher 40. Patty Napier 41. Bonnie Orr 42. Dot Stuart 43. Becky Toothman 44. Tara Lynch 45. Sally Kreps 46. Cindy Atkinson 47. Terri Reinking 48. Rose Smith 49. Lisa Ryder 50. Marseille Jaco 51. Regina Gwinn Delta Gamma 183 Delta Tau Delta 1. Bill Ballard 39. Mike Giusti 2. Dave Williams President 3. Dave Parks 40. Dave Skidmore 4. Aaron Phillips 41. Gary Cannor 5. John Wooten 42. John Sandey 6. Steve Johnson 43. Tom Kugle 7. Mike Chevront 44. Mike Metz 8. Jon Francis 45. Don Baker 9. Bill Samuelson 46. Bob Cook 10. John Coffman 47. Tom Villella 11. Dave Kessel 48. Dudley Parks 12. Dave Powell 49. Tom Stealy 13. Bill Smith 50. Harvey Peyton 14. John Porec 51. Ken Jacquot 15. Mike Conner 52. Bob Kennen 16. Joe Hursh 53. Daryle Nabors 17. Kent Jackfert 54. George Chandler 18. Bill Goldsmith 55. Tim Conaway 19. Rob Berthold 56. Fred Hardman 20. Paul Weaver Treasurer 21. Greg Briscoe 57. Chuck Carspecken 22. Steve Britt 58. Tom Hardman 23. Jim White 59. Ken Bunk 24. Bill Skewes 60. John Beddow 25. Dave Silverstrucci Corr. Sec. 26. John Beard 61. Larry LaFon 27. Dave Najar 62. Jim Hostetter 28. Paul Kearney 63. Bill Fisher 29. John Gerwig 64. Tom Postlethwait 30. Bob Damron 65. Chris Burskey 31. Butch Whitman 66. Al Quagliotti 32. Scott Barney 67. Doc Richmond 33. Larry Brian 68. Mark Miller 34. Robbie Smyth 69. Kibby Lewis 35. Ray Golden 70. Randy Carter 36. Panny Greco 37. Rudy Stanovich 38. Rocky Hoskins NOT PICTURED Rick Loretta Larry Mentzer Bill Stansbury Don Meredith Murphy Poindexter Bob Meadows Kim West Chris Potts Mic Bouldin Phil Evans Bob Zitelli Randy Zook Mike Morris Charlie Lilly Tony Barone Squeaky Gwinn Tim Brown Ed Meadows Don Corathers Mike Chipley Hoppy Turner Tom Clegg John Wright Wayne Porter Bill Brotemarkle John Moore Marshall Lyall John Neal Mort Johnson Doug Skaff Skip Austin John Hammond Jimmy Boyd Bill Tracy Rod Smith Bob Young Bray Cary Bill Cary Frank Coffman Ed Bowes Bill Smutney Mike Bradley Jim Gwynne Charlie King George Vetter Roger Okey Dave McCandless Tony Bonidy Dave McCue Darryl Gosnell Jim Gray Jeff Dyer Doug Charly 184 ft ■I AT- s ' AT ■■ It A ' at: Theta Chi 1. Rudy Rosnick 2. Gary Rosnick 3. Bob Hile 4. George Cook 5. Lee Rice 6. John Helean 7. Matt Provinzano 8. Danny Chalfant 9. Dan Najimian 10. Chuck Hutton 11. Dave Williams 12. Lynn Cavendish 13. Don Hotz 14. Walt Geisel 15. Robert Trenor 16. Dennis Bowen 17. Bruce Rickards 18. John McAtee 19. Bill Carter 20. Dave Howard 21. David Fueg 22. Ike Pethal 51 R ?  L ON ■ f ' M0r 187 ii fl ' fc ' V ' K f v ' fiO K oft v AwMj TO ; ifliij k w 1 . Randy Valentine 2. Gary Pell 3. Mike McKenzie 4. Martin Fahey 5. Dan Melson 6. Eric Olson 7. Mike Fewell 8. Jim Mulligan 9. Steve Feister 10. Linwood Hamilton 11. Bill Ryan 12. Greg Schaughnessy 13. Bob Caveney 14. Dan Ellis 15. George Reese 16. Mac Vaughn 17. Mike Bluebird 18. Marty Valery 19. Chuck Cabe 20. Bob Ryan 21. Jack Schroeder 22. Randy Smith 23. Ralph Hayes 24. Bill Fahey 25. Perry Petroplus 26. Don Sailor 27. Kim Butler 28. Bill Sapon 29. Scott Ackleson 30. Jake Fisher 31. Mike Morgan 188 32. Pete Sapon 33. Rick McClung 34. Gary Milkovich 35. A. J. Wyatt 36. Len Thacher 37. Ben Staplefield 38. Jeff Swoope 39. Rudy T. Romeo 40. Rod Hewitt 41. George Cipriani 42. Duke Henshaw 43. Tom Tommasson 44. Chip Bennett 45. Clarke Ridgeway 46. Fat Patterson 47. Rick Carter 48. John Hefner 49. Norman Johnson 50. D. C. 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Jim Hannah Chuck Mendenhall 48. Nick Zatezlo 75. Steve Black Dale Longmire 49. Larry Sartore 76. Rich Lane Doc Lykins President 77. Don Riggenbach Bill Lanham 50. Palmer Walker 78. Jim Mills 51. Ed Bell 79. Marty Schultz Treasurer 52. Ed Smallwood 53. Greg Barber 54. Ron Brown Sigma Nu 203 Sigma Phi Epsilon 1. Gerry Sadeshky 2. Dave Cicci 3. Al Johnson 4. Steve Marcrunski 5. Earl Johnson 6. Joe Protruska 7. Al Verstein 8. Bob Glock 9. Alan Riley 10. Jim Goldsworthy 11. Kevin Koss 12. Ed Ames 13. Dave Hornbeck 14. Gary Di Bartolomeo Vice-President 15. Lew Humphreys 16. George Cosmides 17. Cort Andrews 18. Bil Senseney President 19. Chuck Sager 20. Mark Maxwell 21. Bill Conway 22. Jay Gordan 23. Rusty Ellis 24. John Boyle 25. Nick Kinney 26. Bob Pessdano 27. Stu Turner Chaplain 28. Russ Cave 29. John Hosmer 30. James Roop 31. Steve Smith 32. George Vick 33. Low Dempsey 34. Marty Blaney 35. Barry Sroka 36. Ron Fallon 37. Rich Adams 38. Bill Mercer 39. Paul Wilson 40. Clint Winter 41. Jan Heaberlin 42. Arne Sten 43. Rollie Dubbe 44. Steve Ball 45. Bill McWaters 46. Joe Rigatti 47. Mark Mallare 48. Tom Nazzaro 49. B. J. Viers 50. Bill Merchant 51. J. T. Kitchen 52. Fred Leif 53. Cliff Kish 54. Bill Cockrell 55. Phil Goldstein 56. Jim Beer 57. Power Stockdale 58. Art McCall 59. Barry Minsternam 60. John Collins 61. Phil Mitchell NOT PICTURED Thomas Harper Marx Fabian Frank Chianos Jeff Clause Pete Lukowski Treasurer Jim Recht Mickey Duncan Herb Lynn Bill Cummings Frand Cerminara Tom Romo Jim Shunk Keith Recht Stan Romo Roger Honsaker Bill Conner Bob Thmpson Jack Mousadis Bob Smith Gary Back Ed Long Ben Polis Chuck Marshall Kenny Curry Kerry Malson Steve Starn Al Angelini Chris Batten Domninic Grandinetti Joe Lacek Joe Newlon Jerry Ball Low Bianchi Ken Dudics WMM mm 205 Sigma Chi 206 1. Bob Fitzpatrick 2. Bob Basso 3. Tim Pahl 4. Bill Strider 5. Gary Tassone 6. Don Wildman 7. Tom Birdsong Pledge Trainer 8. Gary Gabriel 9. Mike Campbell 10. Bill Snyder 11. 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Bill Whitecotten NOT PICTURED Dave Sayre Tom Boyd John Chapman Jim Royce John Welch Pat Malloy Jim Bitonte Tim Conaway Bob Simkins Butch Lewis Alan Cox Phi Kappa Sigma 209 Phi Kappa Psi 1. Steve Yost 34. Greg Haines Secretary 35. Jack Anderson 2. Brad Layne 36. Paul Santini President 37. Kyle Hamilton 3. Bill Lyons 38. Mike Sudduth 4. Tom Erwin 39. Paul Clay 5. Tom Crouse 40. Allen Dils 6. Steve Crislip 41. Tom Murphy 7. Mike Buchanan 42. Ned Rose 8. Steve Kessel 43. Steve C. Miller 9. Kent Kocher 44. John Bush 10. John Hutton 45. Ed Neely Vice-President 46. Rick Rice 11. Bob Dotson 47. Jeff Carruth 12. Dave Laughlin 48. Dave Williams 13. David James 49. Steve Ullum 14. Nick Hymes 50. Terry Turner 15. Jack Harrison 51. Dave Haden 16. John Crynock 52. Chuck Lewis 17. Bill Bertram 53. Rick Pill 18. Sampy Hardin 54. Mark Warnicki 19. John Hayne 55. Steve Walker 20. Mike Tompkins 56. Andy Moore 21. John Thomas 57. Ben Hardesty 22. Mike Borosky 58. Dave Shaffer 23. Steve Morrison 59. Buck Goodman 24. Ian Murray 60. Jim Miller 25. Les Shanklin 61. Fritz Renner 26. Bill Heavener 62. Charles Maxwell 27. Denny While 63. Steve J. Miller 28. Ken Boyles 64. Bob McNabb 29. John Kamlosky 65. John Cooper 30. Wayne Slater 66. Scott Harper 31. Jay Dailer 67. Chilton Wise 32. Speg Gonzales 68. Mike Martin 33. Chuck Wilson 69. 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Larry Rhodes 10. Gene Esposito 29. Ed Mannz President 30. C. W. Moffet 11. J. B. Dickerson 31. John Shaheen 12. Larry Duva 32. Sam McKasky 13. Duke Weyrich 33. Robby Manor 14. Greg Garrett 34. Harry Mathies Treasurer 35. Rocky Morbito 15. Mike Ruzkowski 36. Rudy Henly 16. Bill Modell 37. George Scritchfield 17. Dave Zahn 38. Doc Jarrett 18. Jack Clohan 39. Dave Biricocchi 212 40. Roger Glover 41. Dave Griffin 42. Pete Burke 43. Charlie Loyd 44. Bill Tucci 45. A. Jay Hatfield 46. Dave Lovejoy 47. Marvin Harvey NOT PICTURED Bob Campbell Vice-President Mike Staggers Steve Crouse Dan DeMarco John Knoll D. B. Bashaw Teddy Payne Craig Martin Fred Smith Bob Teague Fred Risovich Kenny Rattenbury Bill Budnick Frank Fragale Tom Tomechko Jimi Konowitz Bill Dearth Rusty Van Voorhis Dan Keller Sam Cava Greg Michael Dan Starford Mark Furfari Tom McClung Vaughn Glover G. I. Lambery Steve Beck Larry Schif ano Tim Diviti Walt McGettigan Phi Sigma Kappa 213 Phi Delta Theta l.Eldon Callen 2. Chuck Cox 3. John Sobolewski 4. Roland Hun 5. John Carroll 6. Danny Dunn 7. Flame Carenbaurer 8. Fred Mullins 9. Brent Wilshire 10. Ken Allport 11. Randy Robinson 12. Tony Furfari 13. Weasel Cage 14. Little Beast Wildasin 15. Little Jonny Wilson 16. J. O. Bennett 17. Paul Russell 18.Wa-Wa Leonard President 19. Renee Groves Sweetheart 20. Chris Gall 2 1 . John Hendrickson Pledge Master 22. Dave White Treasurer 23. Jeff Bogden 24. Nick Nicholson 25. Rob Reed 26. Terry Sterling 27. Bill Harmison 28. Hank Hanilton 29. Dick Kaldon A 0u 214 vsr v • ■ ( 9 Alpha Epsilon Pi 1. Jeff Simon 13. Joe Allen Vice-President 14. Wally Beaver 2. Murray Wilson 15. Elmo Callison 3. Rich Wisnoski 16. Darwin Rechart 4. Paul Tommasi 17. Steve Penn 5. Derry Green Secretary 6. Chuck Nail 18. Ed Deligne 7. Ken Lemke Treasurer 8. Mark Schepps 9. Dave Feirstein NOT PICTURED President Mitch Wishart 10. Dwight Beard Ray Hackney 1 1. George Ratkovitch Jim Teasdale 12. Harry Weisz Eric Dye 216 1 . Tom Roush 2. Dan DeGarmo 3. Norman Bergel 4. Dave McQuade 5. Bob Barbrow 6. Bill Oharriz 7. Charles Shoen 8. Bob Strauss 9. Alan Barns 10. Glen McCarthy 1 1. Buzz Raush 12. Ed Morgan 13. Jack Moucheron 14. Chuck Williamson 15. Sam Edwards 16. John McGlothin 17. Phil Zsoldos 18. Vic Malone 19. Dan Lutz 20. Bruce Lorenz 21. Gary Balon 22. Steve Squires Vice-President 23. Gary Adams 24. John DiFrancesco 25. Dave Howard 26. Joe Jones 27. John Bragg 28. Ed Leefer 29. Tom Hlavsa 30. Dave Thorn 31. Bearnard Wytko, Jr. 32. Gary Wilkinson Pledge Trainer 33. Bruce Meeker President 34. Paul Jones Secretary 35. Wayne Armstrong 36. Roger Pavey 37. Paul Gross 38. Jack Rickle 39. Phil Ondrei NOT PICTURED John Crain Steve Koval Mario Conte Alan Frink Jack Tharp Dave Dunbar Ken Proudfoot Charley Beam John Chambers Treasurer Tau Kappa Epsilon 217 JSfl drl c , ? -i °: d! . «■ ' e _ ;o : ao« vA° , ■ A° v- c 0 °v $F .V vj y G v ,1 u aO oi ' vy : . v A° P r yy ? 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Moore, Jr. 230 Best Dressed Jacqueline Bennett Catherine Ball Queen 232 Gail Poling Attendant Karen Mullens Attendant 233 Carla Haslam Derby Darling Virginia Deanie Stone Military Ball Queen Paul Ernst Prince of Wales Cheryl Cooper Pershing Kifte 235 Margaret Mary Kuneck ■Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Patti Willis Griffin Phi Sigma Kappa 236 Sweethearts Sally Rodin Sigma Nu Linda Kay Scragg Phi Kappa Sigma 237 Janna Providenti Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Sweethearts 238 Renee Groves Phi Delta Theta Linda Salvatora Lambda Chi Alpha Maria Manos Chi Phi Elaine Turner Kappa Alpha Karen Englander Delia Tan Delta 240 Fraternity Sweethearts Lee Halkovitch Phi Kappa Psi 241 Playmate Gail Pirog 242 Give us four week w ■■■■■■■■ m %•, ' ! ' - ■ ■■■■1 . ■■■■■■■■ ilBv ' - ' WWW ■ M tiEBBBSt MSB ■ ■■■ I MB ' ' ■■ Hi HOB HBMT ■ ■ I I ,•, ' ■ .- ■■ ■ V ■ ■ I ♦ ' ■■•- I ■ ■r ' •5., ■•. ' -. i W ■■■■ ■ ■ Hi ■ I ■ 1 1 1 . I ■ I I ■ . vi ■ I M 1M HE HI ■■■■ ' ■♦• ■?• ■T H M jig ■ ■ John Yurick editor M 246 247 On September 13, 1969, West Virginia University be- gan a new era. The Mountaineers had the honor of playing the first game of college football ' s second cen- tury. It was also the first game played on the new Astro-Turf at Mountaineer Field. A near capacity crowd was on hand to see WVU stun Cincinnati 57-11. The offense made 27 first downs while running up a total of 523 yards. The WVU de- fense, led by Carl Crennel and George Henshaw. stopped Cincinnati with five first downs, 16 yards rushing, and 107 yards offense. Jim Braxton ran for 1 1 3 yards, made three touchdowns, and kicked four extra points. The following week, before 31,000 rain-soaked fans, the Mountaineers easily handled the Maryland Ter- rapins. 31-7. With most of the action packed into the first half, Braxton once again stood out, rushing 161 yards and scoring 19 points. The defense, led by Hen- shaw and Crennel. limited the Maryland offense to 106 yards. WVU had a tougher time the following Saturday night in New Orleans. It took a second half comeback to defeat Tulane 35-17. Oscar Patrick, WVU ' s leading pass receiver, was lost for the season with a leg injury in the first half. The second half was a well-balanced combination of rushing and passing. Bob Gresham led the ground game with 169 yards. WVU coasted to an easy 32-0 victory over VMI for its fourth win of the season. Leading 29-0 at the half, the first team retired for the remainder of the game. Mike Sherwood in his fourteenth game surpassed the WVU career record for toal offense. ,.. .. v hi 10-1 Record wvu 57 Cincinnati 11 31 Maryland 7 35 Tulane 17 32 VMI Penn State 20 49 Pitt 18 7 Kentucky 6 31 William Mary 33 Richmond 21 13 Syracuse Peach Bowl 10 14 South Carolina 3 BHWHHBS For the second year in a row, it would be a battle of two un- defeated teams as WVU journeyed to State College to meet Penn State. The game had been a sellout for months. Many WVU stu- dents stood in line all night at Beaver Stadium to buy the few stand- ing room tickets that would be on sale the next day. Penn State, undefeated in twenty-two straight games, pushed through WVU 20- 0. Going into the game, WVU was first in the nation in rushing offense and second in total defense. Starting on the WVU six yard line, the Mountaineers marched to the Penn State 25 yard line be- fore a bobbled pitchout stopped the drive and changed the course of the whole game. The Mountaineers never regained their momentum. Late in the first half, Penn State scored the only touchdown needed to win. 250 Havin g a free weekend, the Mountain- ers prepared for the Homecoming battle with Pitt. Mountaineer Field, with a rec- ord crowd of 35,500, had fans sitting on the AstroTurf. For the first time, WVU won its third game in a row over Pitt by a score of 49-18 — the largest margin of victory ever over the Panthers. John Hale blocked two punts in a row deep in Pitt territory to set up a pair of quick WVU touchdowns. Ed Williams ran for 199 yards and three touchdowns. ;r22e   •■• • ' l« ' !ij«w« '  m u • -amSSaW- ■j, -iijpjjjfcp WV- ■ It was snowing again as WVU upset Syracuse 13-10. The Mountaineers couldn ' t get their offense rolling in the first half and trailed 10-0 late in the third quarter. Suddenly both offense and defense came alive. It took only one minute and forty-eight seconds for the Moun- taineers to put two touchdowns on the scoreboard while the defense stopped the Orangemen cold. With their most successful regular season in 47 years, the Mountaineers received a well-deserved invitation to the Peach Bowl. In control all the way, the Moun- taineers defeated South Carolina 14-3. With WVU leading 7-3 late in the fourth quarter, South Carolina made one of their strongest drives of the game but were stopped short by West Virginia ' s outstanding de- fense. The WVU offense took over and scored the final touchdown only seconds before the end of the game. WVU threatened to score many times as they outrushed the Gamecocks 356 to 64 yards. By gaining 208 yards, a new WVU single game record, Ed Wil- liams was voted the game ' s most outstanding player. All-America Carl Crennel was voted the most out- standing defensive player. Playing before their third sellout contest in a row, the Mountaineers edged Kentucky 7-6, to spoil the Wildcats ' homecoming. WVU had to rely almost solely on its defense as the constant rain hindered the offense. Mike Slater intercepted four passes to tie a school record and save the game for the Mountaineers. It was raining again as Bob Gresham scored three touchdowns to lead WVU to a 31-0 victory over William Mary. The final home game of the season was played in 19 degree temper- ature. It had snowed for two straight days before the game and volunteers worked all night to keep the AstroTurf cleared. Snow was still falling as WVU beat Richmond 33-21. Gresham and Brax- ton shared the spotlight as they scored two touchdowns each. 253 5- - k ' rr ' — 87 70 71 ,73 75 6 y UM2 14 - 20 ai- 22 23 34-25 26-27 28 N3 -v 3l O3 3 MOUNTAINEER FOOTBALL— FIRST ROW: Bob Pastin, Dick Ward, Bernie Galiffa, Mike Sherwood, Thad Kucherawy, Leon Jenkins, Ron Pobolish, Jack Hammond, Mike Slater, Terry Snively. Garland Hudson, Algie LaBrasca, Mike Gillespie, Wayne Porter, Robin Kaser, Bob Gresham, Eddie Silverio. SECOND ROW: Tom Williams, Pete Wood, Doc Weiss, Ed Wil- liams, Jim Braxton, Dale Farley, Carl Crennel, Dave Benn. Terry King, Marv Six, Danny Smith, Dickie Roberts, Terry Voithofer, B. C. Williams, Walt Todorowski, Mickey Plumley, Bob Zitelli, Ron Cecil. THIRD ROW: George Boyd, George Henshaw, Fred McMillan, Charlie Fisher. Danny Wilfong, Wayne Brooks. John Houghton, Tim Horvath, John Flinchum, Ron Goodwin, John Hale, Bob Starford, Art Holdt. Ken Osleger, Lew Schooles, Oscar Patrick. Jim Smith. VA : QTR «3 BALLON 49 YD LINE 1969 Peach Bowl Champs MOUNTAINEER FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF— KNEELING: Bob Bissell, Hayden Buckley, Bobby Bowden, Jim Ragland. STANDING: Head Coach Jim Carlen. Dale Evans, Bob Brown, Richard Bell, Marshall Taylor. Jack Fligg. 254 255 Soccer Inexperience took its toll as the Moun- taineer soccer team suffered its first los- ing season since 1961. The hooters of first-year coach John McGrath started fast by going undefeated in their first three games. Then the offense stalled and the defense loosened up as they lost four games in a row. The season ended with a 4-5-1 record. wvu 1 Wooster 1 3 Jersey City 2 St. Francis Penn State 2 Cleveland State 4 Navy 8 South Florida 4 Pitt W.Va. Wesleyan Akron 3 256 ' . ' . « r f !  1 — 1   f i • J T IT ¥    I f ? • f ■ ■ 1   1 . , , , , ,, , , g , ,,.  ▼ ¥ W ■  1  T  , T1 ■ « | v  « T  -f f f 1 f 1 1 f| 1 « ■ « t  ■ ITT f .1 . f V  . I   « •  • i — i — — tyWm  . ? t 257 Wrestling The unexpected loss of several returnees turned 1969- 70 into a rebuilding season for George Nedeff ' s Mountaineers. Freshman heavyweight Bob Vettorel was the brightest spot in the 4-6 season. Vettorel lost only one match of ten and that one on riding time. 15 Indiana, Pa. 20 8 Pitt 32 7 Ohio Northern 27 24 Cincinnati 14 25 West Liberty 8 11 Slippery Rock 24 27 St. Vincent 12 8 Fairmont 20 7 California 29 26 St. Francis 14 MOUNTAINEER WRESTLING— FIRST ROW: Donn Lornier, Cliff Bononi, Joe Fedor. Marv Warner. Dave McCandless, Jerry Johnson. Jere Engle. SECOND ROW: Jack Cargnoni, Steve Orlosky, Roger Lamens, Bob Vettorel, Coach George Nedeff. THIRD ROW: Mitch Finchum, Jim Morris, Bob Scott, Jim Leete. Dave Najor, George Elias, Don Roofner, Tom Cunningham. Neil Obenshein. 258 Swimming Coach Kevin Gilson hated to see the swimming season end. Sparked by an outstanding group of freshmen, his team responded with an 8-2 record, the best in the school ' s history. MOUNTAINEER SWIMMING— FIRST ROW: Logan Popoff, Mike Lukow- ski, John Law, Brad Levin, Bob Davis, Jim Lightner, Mike Cox. SECOND ROW: Bill Snyder, Tom Turner, Bill Kweder, Dave Holovics, Cappy Pentz, Jay Graham, Greg Fleming, Ken Tubbs, Diving Coach Jerry Jennings. THIRD ROW: Coach Kevin Gilson, Manager Eric Olson, Manager Jim Martin, Assistant Coach Jim Riffle. wvu Penn State Relays — 5th 71 W.Va. Wesleyan 23 64 Bethany 40 38 Catholic University 66 61 Pitt 52 59 Virginia Tech 45 65 Youngstown 48 45 Maryland 68 62 Penn State 51 67 Grove City 48 62 California 33 259 MOUNTAINEER BASKETBALL— FIRST ROW: Assistant Coach Gary McPherson, Larry Woods, Mark Dawson, Bob Lowe, Mike Heitz, John Woo ton, Mike Truell, Assistant Coach Chuck Winsor. SECOND ROW: Coach Sonny Moran, Wil Robinson, Dick Ramsey, Skip Kintz, Dick Symons, Curt Price, Bob Hummell, Trainer Whitey Gwynne. 261 MOUNTAINEER FRESHMAN BASKETBALL— KNEELING: Dave Cicci. Ike Harris, Larry Pugh. SITTING: Larry Harris, Gary Reichenbecher. Mike Carson, Larry Campbell. STANDING: Manager Greg Zinn, Rick Davis, Levi Phillips, Harold Black, Joe Chrzaszcz, Bud Henderson, Coach Chuck Winsor. WVL l Freshmen 63 Richmond 64 77 Robert Morris 90 65 Ohio Valley 66 77 Pitt 69 90 Ohio State 110 105 Allegheny 74 106 Hagerstown 81 52 Robert Morris 89 115 Shenandoah 54 99 Cincinnati 100 88 Maryland 91 98 Duquesne 121 88 Pitt 82 262 The official West Virginia University final basketball statistics re- vealed the sophomore Wil Robinson and senior captain Bob Hum- mell shared the spotlight in almost all possible categories. Robinson tallied 520 points in 26 games for a 20.0 average. His average makes him the second West Virginia sophomore in history to aver- age more than 20 per contest. The first was Hot Rod Hundley. Hummell finished second in Mountaineer point production with a 14.0 average. His career point total of 1,137 places him seventh in that category. 263 Other 1970 Mountaineer leaders were junior forward Dick Symons with a 52.4 field goal percentage and senior forward Larry Woods with 236 rebounds. One significant team mark showed the unusually small West Virginia cagers out — rebounding taller opponents by a 1252 to 1184 margin. It was a most frustrating season, WVU head coach Sonny Moran said of the 11-15 record. 264 87 Kentucky 106 106 William Mary 80 97 Richmond 72 60 St. John ' s 76 90 George Washington 89 80 Notre Dame, Sugar Bowl 84 95 New Mexico, Sugar Bowl 91 76 William Mary 83 76 Maryland 83 80 Davidson 92 67 Pitt 6 6 88 Florida 87 70 Ohio State 84 69 Penn State 81 121 Hawaii 65 82 Davidson 87 92 George Washington 91 75 Virginia Tech 76 70 Duke 82 80 Furman 87 94 Syracuse 84 58 Penn State 57 78 Notre Dame 114 83 Maryland 78 78 Virginia Tech 80 87 Pitt 92 bbe - — i 265 MOUNTAINEER GYMNASTICS— FRONT ROW: Barry Dangerfield, Philip Antonucci. Paul Gross, Ronald Speary, Stephen Albert, David Lawton, William Oharriz. BACK ROW: Harold Simmons, David Cavanaugh, Thomas Moore, David Zahn. Harry Deitzler, Raymond Spicher, Ray Pettit, Jack Jones. Gymnastics Coach Bill Bonsall ' s gymnastics team scored consistently, but fell victim to a beefed up schedule and wound up with a 9-3 record. Junior college transfer Paul Gross was a standout on the parallel bars as was Dave Lawton on the rings. wvu 97.45 Pitt 123.95 104.30 Temple 138.70 103.25 North Carolina 95.25 97.05 Virginia Tech 100.50 81.05 Slippery Rock 112.45 101.83 Old Dominion 107.30 101.83 Frostburg 68.73 110.30 Montclair State 134.75 110.30 William Mary 86.45 97.00 Cortland 106.00 85.10 Brockport 85.80 102.20 Penn State 133.85 266 Cross Country Running for the first time in four years without the leadership of All-America Carl Hatfield, Coach Stan Romanoski ' s Mountaineer Cross Country team en- joyed success again in the fall of 1969, posting an 8-3 record as sophomore Mike Mosser consistently won first place honors. wvu 15 West Liberty 50 15 VMI 50 18 Richmond 45 35 Penn State 22 15 Waynesburg 50 35 Pitt 24 15 W.Va. Wesleyan 50 15 W.Va. Tech 50 15 Slippery Rock NCAA Regional— 4th 50 25 Virginia Tech 30 39 Ohio State 20 MOUNTAINEER CROSS COUNTRY— FRONT ROW: Don Sauer, Bill Huntington, Lloyd Reeder. Mike Scott. Jim McCracken. Nicky Ritz. BACK ROW: Mike Mosser. Lott Steffey. John Welch. Don Fosselman. Dan Payne. Coach Stan Romanosky. Track wvu 86 Fairmont 67 86 Slippery Rock 24 61 Virginia Tech 1st — Fairmont Invitational 3rd — Big Four Meet 84 MOUNTAINEER TRACK— FRONT ROW: Sonny Moore, Reg Corbett, Steve Starn, George Huff, Paul Haley. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Cresce. Mike Mosser, Mike Scott. Lott Steffey, Dan Payne, Don Sauer. Bill Huntington, John Welch. BACK ROW: Head Coach Stan Romanoski, Tim Kelly. Joe Costa, Paul Finn, Delbert Johnson. Rick Morrison, Don Fosselman. Jim Wright, Bob Rieves, Ernie Vecchio. Asst. Coach Sgt. Rieves. 268 MOUNTAINEER BASEBALL— FRONT ROW: Wally Protch, E. B. Marsh, Randy Lease, Monte Shearer, John Raese. MIDDLE ROW: Sam Ellis. Ron Pobolish, Jim Mavro leon, Jim Reitter, Larry Myers, Don Shearer, Skip Hines. BACK ROW: Head Coach Dale Ramsburg, Dave Ferguson, Tom Lynch. Fred Smith, Rick Wagener. Rick Oliver, Bruce McCutcheon, Larry Wilfong, Larry Boggs. Tom Sochacki, Asst. Coach Tom Tomechko, Asst. Coach Jerry Brewster. Baseball wvu 1 Auburn 2 3 Auburn 8 1 Birmingham So. U. of Tenn. 9 5 3 Vanderbilt 2 5 Belmont 1 4 California 2 i Virginia Tech 1 Virginia Tech 5 Juniata 13 St. Francis 7 1 Maryland Maryland 6 4 2 Pitt 1 I Penn State 6 Pitt 4 4 Pitt 7 269 Mountaineer Fans— the Spirit of West Virginia 270 sr •? v Sl! % V I 271 Athletic Director Brown ■7w-r3 Robert N. Browns efforts during his 20 years of outstanding service to West Virginia University are reflected in numerous improvements which have created prominence and prestige for WVU Athletics. Red initiated his association with West Virginia University athletics in 1950, coaching the basketball team. After four prosperous seasons he was appointed to the Director of Ath- letics position which he still holds. Leading the 13-sport Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, Brown maintains his policy of representative scheduling which features pairings from neighborhood rivalries to coast-to-coast battles. Under his direction, expansion of athletic facilities has complimented this plan. Already considered one of the best basketball facilities in the nation, the WVU Coliseum has emerged as yet another multi- purpose structure. The impressive 14,000 seat arena will house the School of Physical Education with offices for faculty and coaches. A new baseball diamond along with soccer and foot- ball practice fields and tennis courts surround the Coliseum to form the University ' s athletic complex. A new track and field complex, complete with a regulation Olympic size one-quarter mile, all-weather track, will serve WVU ' s track team and is located next to the Coliseum. AstoTurf at Mountaineer Field exemplifies the Brown Philos- ophy. The artificial surface assures favorable field conditions at all times for both the football and soccer squads. Even general recreation has broadened its program and benefited from the durable carpet . Another addition to the sports scene at WVU, conceived and realized during Red ' s 16 years as athletic director, is the triple-tiered, blue and gold press box, rated as one of the finest in the East. While improvements have been completed on the football dressing and training room areas, plans are still being formu- lated for additonal seating at the stadium. Robert N. Red Brown has lived all of these dramatic and purposeful developments. They illustrate his policy of progress — and 20 years of action. West Virginia University Coliseum 272 WVU ATHLETIC COUNCIL— SEATED: Edward Arkwright, Alumnus; Ruel Foster, Fac- ulty; Dr. Herbert Warden, Chairman; John Semon, Faculty; Louis Meisel, Alumnus. STAND- ING: Steve Crislip, Student; Robert McNabb, Student; Robert Brown, Athletic Director; Thomas Cady, Faculty; William Martin, Faculty. Mountaineer Field 273 John Doc Richmond — Student Body President Phyllis Huff — Student Body Vice-President Student Administration 276 Glen Comuntzis — Treasurer JL Ann Solomon — Student Administration Secretary CLASS OFFICERS— SEATED: Ed Howard. Senior Class President: Sally Steptoe, Senior Class Vice President Glen Comuntzis, Student Body Treasurer; Alan Woodford. Junior Class Presi- dent; Laura Dudley, Sophomore Class President; Linda Gray, Freshman Class Vice Presi- dent. STANDING: Phyllis Huff, Student Body Vice President; John Richmond. Student Body President; Donn Brown, Freshman Class President. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN— Sally Steptoe, Academic Study Forum; Laura Dudley, Elec- tions Committee Representative; Frank Tietranton and Mary Ellen Rapsawich, Festival of Ideas; Ellen Boddie, Homecoming; Mary Kaye Belota, Leadership Conference; David Kos- telanski. Junior Executive; Barbara Wickline, Public Relations. STUDENT LEGISLATURE OFFICERS— STANDING: Ken Codeiuppi, Pat Esposito, Kathy Montgomery, Jim Herdon, Bill Harmison. SEATED: Steve Hunter. STUDENT LEGISLATURE— FIRST ROW: Tom Heflin, Steve Hunter, Tony Spatafore, Mike Frino. SECOND ROW: Jim Herdon, Ken Codeiuppi, John Porec, Bob Drylie, Ron Pinchok. THIRD ROW: Brenda Scott, Carolyn Vicks, Kathie Kartagener, Kathy Mont- gomery, Sadie Johns, Pat Esposito. FOURTH ROW: Beth Anderson, Bill Harmison. Eric Summerville. 279 Army ROTC 280 DRILL TEAM— S. Schmidt, T. Bortner, V. Alvis, J. Patton, R. Ferrell, B. Hathaway, R. Miller, F. Aurenty. DRILL TEAM— FRONT ROW: B. Thompson, J. Burmer, T. Bortner. R. Miller, R. Ferrell. F. Aurenty. BACK ROW: S. Schmidt, B. Hathaway, D. Minor, V. Alvis, R. Burchett, J. Patton. UV t Ctlitla. l ' U!U AROTC RIFLE TEAM— KNEELING: Frank Kislan, Greg Yantic, Bill Truxal, Alex Fisher, Roger Ferrell. STANDING: John Carpenter, Don Ornick, Robert McNickle. Coach; Jack Moucheron, Bill Freed. Rifle Team 1 £ f t. PERSHING RIFLES — FIRST ROW: J. Palton, J. Burmer. B. Thompson, K. Taylor, F. Aurentz. S. Schmidt. E. Moleriaro. SECOND ROW: B. Hathaway, D. Minor, V. Alvis. R. Ferrell. T. Bortner, W. Woodland. R. Miller, R. Wofter, R. Burchett. Pershing Rifles 284 Mountainettes MOUNTAINETTES— STANDING: Janet Hammack. Nancy Tannen, Margaret Clay, Ellen Gibson, Lome Dalie, Kathy Pantoplus. Camille Bartmen. Deanie Stone. Cheryl Cooper. Company Commander; Beckie Ferraccio, Linda Hammack, Jodie Brown, Susan Cunningham. Antoinette Petrucce, Cody Cunningham, Joan Butler, Joyce Butler. Joyce McConihay. Jac- queline Bryan. Vicky Hogsett, Executive Officer; Susan Trumble. Sharon Givens, Charlotte Rose, Treasurer; Karen Zimmerman, Lorena Battistone. Vicki Woodburn. KNEELING: Anita Loos. Janelle Ichierling. Barbara Bintliff. Mary Jane Copley. 285 % AROTC BAND— T. Wolfe, D. Feather. L. Palmer. R. Howen. E. Evans. J. Smith, J. Rossetti. R. Milner. M. Smith. J. Robinette, T. White. Scabbard and Blade AROTC SPONSORS — Cherly Cooper. Deanie Stone: Sherry Eades. 287 LI-TOON-AWA— BACK ROW: Debbie Weith, Susan Zonca. President; Ann Wilson. Cynthia Sawney, Miss Jean Benson, Advisor: Donna Corbin, Sheila Williams, Beverly Ammar. FRONT ROW: Jan Flies, Susan Thomas, Nancy Houck. Virginia Smith. Roxann Powers, Jeanette Luckok, Lucille Jones, Lindsey Sharp. Li-Toon-Awa 288 Residence Hall Association R.H.A. — Mike Vaughan; Vice President; Tom Snyder. Walt Todorowski. President; Kennedy. Secretary; Bill Dawson, Monica Tarantino, Treasurer; Steve Shirley. Beki 289 WVU Marching Band -- Km, - ; ft h ft. ft. t 290 291 Dolphins DOLPHINS — Kathy Petranek. President; Holly Abran, Donna Bar- ton, Lisa Bennett, Sharon Benson, Robyn Bowden, Lynn Carpenter, Robin Core. John Corey, Rick Corey, Mary Kay Corum, Nancy Cox, Bill Cnllen, Nancy Davisson, Carol Deckerson, Jill Dorn, Louise Dorwart, Paul Dumont, Jim English, Kathy Folen, Patty Fox, Donna Fulton, Pam Galpin, Bev Hawkinson. Jan Hedrick, Debbie Herr. Jennifer Jones. Karen King, Judy Lucas, Larry Mentzer, Mary Ann Mullenix, Karen Mullens, Anne Patchell, Sherran Pence, Kathy Petranek. Betsy Randall. Beverlee Rice. Sally Rodin, Robin Schock, Kathy Silvis, John Swearingen, Therese Smith, Ty Yeazell, Judi Young, Mary Zirkle, M. Kay Gilson, Advisor. 292 Orchesis ORCHESIS — Marilyn Britvec Lord, President; Jean Amos, Lois Anderson, Carolyn Bach- mann, Nancy Beihl, Theresa Chipps. Jeanne Chronister, Karen Eldred, Johnette Evans, Geoffrey Ezell, Cindy Faulkes, Allie Foster. Judy Frost, Mary Beth Garvin, Carolyn Given. Debbie Greco, Beth Haines. Debbie Hardmin. Pat Hayes, Sarah Heater. Marcele Jaco. Rhonda Kelley, Wendy Kujat, Janice McBee. Kay Moore, Linda Moyer, Ruby Opacic. Jeannie Pahl, Patty Palumbo, Debbie Pence. Angela Staats. Michael Stewart. Meredith Strum. Sheila Walker, Mary Kay Wiedebusch. Advisor. Phi Bater Capper 294 CHEERLEADERS— SITTING: Claudette Fox, Sarabeth Goodwin. Johanna Bryant, Shela Reel, Dot Stuart, Sissy Getgood, Pam Rose. STANDING: Ellen Colvin, Patty Palumbo. Rick Allison, Donna Kersten, Sandy Lee, Raymond Hobbs. IN TREE: Betsy Painter. Cheerleaders 295 Interfraternity Council IFC OFFICERS — Tom Dickie. Treasurer; Bill Hamison. Secretary; Wayne Slater, President; Bob Kennen, Vice President. Order of the Grail Alpha Phi Omega APO— FIRST ROW: John Looney, David Walters, Richard Sowers, Darrell Milem, Robert Pikler, John Looney. SECOND ROW: Thomas Sharpenburg, Terry Wolfe, Howard Blyler, Booker Walton, Charles Mirable, David Hamilton, Dale Krach, 2nd Vice President; Michael Baldwin. James Hudson, Donald Costilow, Luther Spivey, Nitin Khumbani. THIRD ROW: Joseph Meyer, Treasurer; Leroy Saxe. Advisor; Robert Sigler, President; George Musser. Advisor; John Swearingen, Secretary. 298 Mountain MOUNTAIN— FIRST ROW: Walt Todorowski, Ed McDivitt, Jim Herdon, Tom Tinder. Bill Hopper. Mr. Edwin Reynolds. Wayne Slater. SECOND ROW: Ed Silverio, John Esposito. Larry Sartore, John Richmond, Jay Buchlew, Mr Robert Nugent, Prof. Albert Whitey Gwynne. THIRD ROW: Erwin Conrad, Jamie Moore, Charles Fox, Steve Hunter, Wayne Sinclair. Bill Wooten, Prof. Marlyn Lugar. FOURTH ROW: Jim Lolyd. Tim Stover, Lewis Cook. Charles Gage, Glen Comuntzis, Chuck Wehner. John Hoblitzell. Prof. Willard Loren- sen. Rick Becker, Mark Valentine. Mr. Gordon Thorn. 299 1970 Monticola Staff Kathy Davis and Cyndy Goldsworthy, Royalties Christie Froehlich and Ellen Staggers, Greeks 300 Susie Staggers, Editor-in-Chief Lena Mowtshan, Administration 301 Ann Carver Gracey. Assistant Senior John Yurick, Sports 302 Hunter P. McCartney, Advisor Rick Williams, Business Manager 303 Jeff Orndorff, Advertising Manager Linda Snodgrass and Cindy Phillips. Sales and Distribution 304 Photographers Dave Smith, John Foster. Richard Rogers 305 Alpha Delta Sigma Gamma Alpha Chi New initiates and members of the P.I. Reed chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma — Gamma Alpha Chi. professional advertising fraternity. ADS-GAX fraternity membership includes those stu- dents studying for a career in the field of advertising. 306 Apology We apologize to those organizations which wanted to be included in this sec- tion but which were omitted. This was due to stolen negatives and unnecessary circumstances. 307 ■ ..-J,;.. 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STEVENS STUDIOS A Complete Photographic Service 316 Hunting Season The search for new gas fields goes on all the time in West Virginia as geologists from Consolidated Gas Supply — Hope ' s parent company — prowl the hills for indications that gas exists in underground formations. Rock characteristics, soil, topography, drainage patterns — even vegetation — all supply valuable geological information. It ' s highly technical but exciting — hunting usually is. Geology is only one aspect of the natural gas business. There are many other interesting careers in production and distribution. And most assuredly — a career at Hope is a career with a challenge and a future. A HOPE NATURAL GAS COMPANY CONSOLIDATED GA SL COR OfruT ON 317 CONGRATULATIONS Class of ' 70 from . . . in Fairmont Dial 366-3600 Ten full floors . . . and Two mezzanines, Featuring everything for the family and home . . . One of West Virginia ' s Leading Department Stores for 93 years. 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(A CORPORATION) 318 Professional Building Clarksburg, West Virginia §■■ HARRISON 407 Market St. BOND CLOTHES JARMAN SHOES Phone 422-8419 Parkersburg, W. Va. 336 BANK OF WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Financial Headquarters of the Tri-County Area Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System Phone: 599-1680 BEG U. S PAT. OFF. GUESTS ENJOY: • Year Round Air Conditioning • Swimming Pool • Free TV • Wall to Wall Carpet • Baby Sitters • Excellent Restaurant Banquet and Convention Facilities Children Under 12 Free Phone: 599-1680 PEERLESS LAUNDRIES, INC. Sincerity in the Art of Laundering 221 East Brockway Avenue Morgantown, W. Va. 26505 Catering to the Students ' Laundering Needs SANITONE CLEANERS Phone The G U A R D 485- cleaning 4536 dyeing Company Service that excels 125 Third St. Parkersburg, W. Va. BECKLEY NATIONAL BANK Beckley, W. Va. Member F.D.I.C. Central W. Va. Truck Headquarters nam; SIMPSON TRUCK SALES, INC. Sales and Service P.O. Box 1606 Clarksburg, W. Va. Rt. 50 East Phone 624-7452 The very best in hotel convenience The iHHL §§§131 in Charleston, W. Va. The DANIEL BOONE is a friendly hotel with a complete service; it is preferred by those who travel in this area. It is perfect for conventions and large meetings. Guests have the choice of adjacent parking or garage delivery service. Air Con- ditioned. In the heart of Charleston ' s business and shopping center. 337 MASSULLO ' S Cleaners and Tailors High Street Morgantown Compliments and Best Wishes! When it comes to Feminine Fashion come to . THE IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN BECKLEY, W. VA. MOUNTAINEER SPORT SHOP 439 High Street Morgantown, W. Va. ' Specialist in Sports CITIZENS SAVINGS AND LOAN Under Supervision StOt Bonking Deportment CITIZENS BUILDING MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA 26504 MONTGOMERY WARD Morgantown ' s Leading Department Store 238 High Street Morgantown, West Virginia young adult accounts invited 338 it ' s the real thing Enjoy 70-32 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY MORGANTOWN, W. VA. 26505 Irjiii tyw - KANAWH A BANKING fc? TRUST COMPANY Charleston, V. Va. The Person to Person Bank THE YARDSTICK First in Fashion Fabrics SILVER BRAND CLOTHES Style stores for men and young men Beckley — Charleston — Logan, W. Va. Air Conditioned WONDER BAR The Top of the Town Clarksburg Compliments of MonmsoN - Morgantown Famous for Quality Home of the IN look Around Campus Lenard Gottlieb Pharmacy, ' 28 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Serving central West Virginia for over 38 years Bernard Gottlieb Journalism, ' 38 Herbert Gottlieb Pharmacy, ' 41 FOUNTAIN CUT RATE ■ GRAYS CUT RATE Clarksburg — Elkins — Weston Parkersburg — Morgantown — Fairmont 339